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which Closed steady, with uiddng at 2sc Sales 4es

which closed steady with middlns at 2Sc. sales 4eo
bales. ,.,,,,
wednesday opened quiet; offering TG, sSock Wor
very light Advices of an advance in New forS
caused more frmness IN our market. whlcn crosses
with middling at 23Hc asking. Offering So14c-hone
to be had at the latter figure. Sales 9.o oaies.
Thursday.-Market opened to-day WIZ very S1 gooI
inquiry sdvices from New York and Liverpool
caused our market to close firm. with mlddnng at
% ,sa23Xc Lower grades much neglected. the
following were the sales Of the day: Daes at re-
at a. SO at 23 11s at 2SH 81 at 2S'd, S64 at SS+'
2s4 at a3 90 at 2s 22 at a. 26 at 81, and at 90
total iona baies. Sc, Island-Jnquiry light Sales
i2 bags at CSC, and II at 62-totai 20 bags.
SEA IsLANps.-There has been modesals put
steady demand during tho week, and the sales
amount to 1S0 bags, OF about our last quotaion',
which renew at foot. The transac io1s nave oecn
principally in the lower grades, at 65a65c, taken
chiefly by Northern Dryers; bat there ls also iar
INQUIRY or medium fine ard fne for English ana
French orders. Tho receipts tor the week are 229
bags against 527 bags at :he same per1od last year.
but advices from the country are such as TO cause
rather lower than higher range OF estimates. IN
Carolina it is believed that at least oneait of the
crop has already been received in Florida. one-half
to three-fourths while a smaller propord OF the
Georgia crop has been sent in for want ofmeons 1or
getting it out. We quote: Fine, per ID, asking price
ST. medium fne sales at S0a9e; medium, sales at 10
ais; common, sales at 53aG0.
The receipts at this port since the I'd lns amount
to - 46 bales upland, of which 1854 were received
per Central Rail- DAD, 1853 per Atlantic and Gull hali
road. C33 from landings on the Savannah River, aao
900 baes from Florida. The exports for the same
time have been 1854 bales upland aIu i49 bales sea
island. of which 22o3 bales upland shipped to
Liverpool $685. bales upland and 149 hales sea Island
to New York 500 bales upland to Philadelphia, and
to Baltimore $40 bales.
RIcE.-Recejpts of rough rice at the Upper bice
Mills for the week. GOT bushels. Stocs about AGO
casks at Upper MILL We quote fair to good at T1sa
1Ac
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Galveston Market.
Savannah Woekly Market.

EAVANNAB. Do ember l0-CoTroN.-ht the
oote of our last report the stap!e showed dull and
dropping tendency iL prices. buyers entering the
market only when concession tr,m asking prices
were made THIS dull state OF affirs existed until
lat Jue cay. when an active demand sprang up for
foreign account: but no ders at tho SINE time. weTo
instruct d ty teir frie ds in The intor or to with
draw their STICKS from tie Set unti bttoI Priors
could oDlained rni. clused small business 10
DO dune, higher figures. since that time. the
acoounls tro.. the Liverpool and >ov York inarko's
showing best teei 70 a11 higher pilo's: have m
,oed buvers to op rate TO soin1e1tsns taking suoh
los ~ wcro ofYsre ut comp ,ratveN C cap Rites.
The "a id advance demanied by holders has
e,yen u.s. al The close OF our rsvi-w quiet out urn
n rk buyers be,n unwi ling 10 nses the Vi ". OF
tho ssllers. We quote: Middllng DoTnnally 2JAa
asz; low middlinS % 23E; BOD ord na 22Ma22H.
NO :lve the following resume OF the week:
friday ho ma op-nca with some inquiry.
Eui was irregular throughout tho dy. M1rkot
closed qu'et, with middliu. 2}kc Sales 69l D los
Siturday-,hs marke: cp,ned Wit t'ir inquiry,
but puc caution was u.ed b' buyers. who took
suoh lots could oc obai Ied q, comparatively sn1u
feuras Market clos g iiet, with middiinG' Ct 2ja
axe. s,l % 55I b los.
Monday-fh. market o7eno1 irregular and un-
seti cd and c,niinu so most Far; OF the day. Tho
salo ton cf ofsring stock was poor Wnrket onscl
ms le !, with m llags a 23c. Sa'es 759 bales
TUESDAY. h- inquiry to- Law has been good. With
1nau 30 es Une ING stock light AuIfccs from
New YORK o.used more armnoSs IN our marsos
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IE
THIRTY MINUTE5i
Important TO Know how to Use Rad
ways Ready Relief" IN Acute
and Dangerous httacirss
lily OWN CAST.

On Saturday night, tile 10Th, Tas violently sczoh
with Congestion OF lie LM,Gs. Fo- Jew Gays ptc-
vious I felt dull pain oTe- my ic'S lung, WIN
occasional coughs. but rciuI atlvo:y eng Scd, paid
no attention 20 Il. When EeiLoI, rie paln was Sc
nicrc,ug cutting aG; cXCruca.!ng, iiat every breath
drawn WAS like red hot EnIif 1dttlhS my il1S. lie
uu absent om homo, sent out for tLToe botl6s O.
KaDWAY'S RELIEF. Gpplie tho clura lot TO my
lungs Lack shoulders Nc, AID III > lev monoLte
got up couuler-iiri.ation kespiraions were easy,
and as tho snin bcca rcd lsno1 ali pail celse6.
IN halt Gil honr was frcr paia .Gt 81 si.nS
OF Congestion, In1 mmltion. Sc, gene. This - au
important cure II is we'll tia. e.cIy one shou!t
know how TO use this remedy il severe attacks. III.
rule holds good L CT cs OF iutImn2doo cf
the Loins, Bowels, Kidneys aud St)uiicl apply
the RELI. F free y; sUik tie s.nn with II. 1t viii
instantly secure tho Withdrawal % th' intanmanoe
to the SURFACE. aud pPrsous now hlorails may IL
raIRTY MINUTES. bo free from lain
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
III cases where INFLAMMATION has existed for :
length Of tlne i'll addtlon 10 tho lsf LIEF. taso 81
OF RAILWAYS IIILS. PoYder ihcn. In half an
boar il mos. cascs, they Wiz operate II nos, no
peat the dove. III one o. two hours st the furtaeG
tlry will operate ard the patient soon get veil. Il
Eilious u pliod Fever ana hJue, tAls rvitn0ai IL
'''' - ' JOIN RADwAy. NJ. D.
&C. DT. RaDWAY'S GENEDIEA arc cod pJ Drag
en.s and S.orcl, oDers eTerywLars. Gel tls fsS
style Wlih Intia Rubhe- Uo:h.
O0yvIE Ss 5;JKsE,
AGENTS.
No. lSp ins.e1ce;. corner Iie5s.
Ch1riegtoo. s.
Ncve,n ber % =
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Steamer Pocosin. Cannon, Rockville and Edtsto
18 bales Cotton, s5 boxes Mdse aud sundries TO
Maj L Deane Howe, Waterman, and Order.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York; A
Steamship Key West Rudolf, New York. Ems
low Co.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore-cOurtenay &
British ship n Mosber, MOsher, Hverpool-street
Bros 4 Co.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff New York.
Steamship Falcon, Horscy, Baltimore.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship KeY West. Rudolf, New York.
Ship r Winthrop, Stewart, Liverpool
From this Port.
Steamship Charleston. Berry, New York. Dec TO-
Steamship Promethcus, Gray, Philadelphia, Dee H.
Brig J Kirby, Blrnard, Phiadelphil, Dec .
Up for this Port.
Steamship Promcthcus, Gray, a! Philadelphia, Dee
10, to sail Dec II.
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, 4. New York, Dee III.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Carroll Hudgin>, at Baltimore. Dec D.
Spanish ship Plardoit, Alnan9ua!, at Havana De-
cembcr /.
schr abbic P:lnao, Landlord, at Boston, Dec TO- via
Woods Hole
schr Union Flag Mulcny, at Philadelphia, Dec O.
Sailed for this Port.
Spanish bark Olimpia, from cienfueaos, Nov 20.
Spanish brig Pensalivo, Vale, from HAVANA NOV ~
Memoranda.
The schr Mary Stow, Rankin, for Georgetown , ~
cleared at New York, pecemher9.
The schr Jonas Smith. previously ropor cd as nav.
ing cleared at Providence for this port has arrived al
New York, aud will load there for this port.
The schrs e. Corson and Admiral Gilkey, ootn
from Georgetown. C. Tor Boston, arrived at holmes
Hole, December 10.
The brig Wesley, Nichols from GEORGETOWN, 5 u
for Searsport Me, arrived OF Holmes Hole, Decein'
Der 10.
The steamship Prometheus, from this port, al
Philadelphia, Dpccnfer 10, reports ON the n,gnt ol
the 9th inst off Cape Lookout, experienced neIVy
gale; after blowing heavy for nine hours ci'ane-
ing suddenly into w, and increased IN violence,
with heavy sea- was hove to fJr o2 houre eth
inst, II A NJ, OF Hatteras shoals. exchanged senas
with steamer Pioneer, hence for WILMINGTON. n q.
Saw three steamers at auchor under Hatteras, tne
" ind blowing heavy from W 5 W ut the time
The schr A Austin, Foster, from Georgetown ior
Boston, with q cargo OF coal, dragged ashore on the
Romer Shoals on the 9Th inst, at M in the heaTy
blow Of that date, vito 1900 pound anchor and ot
fathoms of chain ahead. Captain Waters, OF the
Submarine Wrecking Company, reports her haVing
bged and full Of water but has hopes OF savipg neI
il the weather proves favorable. The has s0v
tons coal on board, and no insurance on ressei OF
cargo.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-H Hill,
Mrs D Mierson, Hall, g Tyrisg, L Mackray and
C Krsidinof.
Per steamship Falcon. for baltimore Lehen,
Miss Hyncs, Mrs Hynes, Hynes, Dr. R IS Herlot and
Miss Heriot.
Per steamship James Adger, from New York-A
Doran, Mrs Cash, W cooper. Mrs and MISS 100
mel, F August, Ray. J L EcClntock, Mead j
Marsh, G Rogers r II Donorer, Beiseg". Aol-
lipsbeck, Carroll elattery, Miss N slattery, Rev
] NJ Steiner, and on deck.
Per steamship Virgo from New York-C NJ Rooms,
m Lowell, G T Jackson, MIR Gibbs. Henley. Z
Finnegan G Wharton, and 7 Hclsey.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka. via Jackson
VILE Fernandina and savannah1L LII Henderson, Ssson
G @ Connors, N spalding. G Hartil. u A Lee and
wifi. Loehnis, Heyw!rd Pc; Pc Init & Col93G q
Belts, r e Brown, W Jackson, Capt CampbclI, r
L Gentry, Mr. Aulden, S q Bacon, X Burton, l.
Gintry, MIR Knobock and "a on deck.
Per steamer Pocosin, from Rockville and Edisto-
III Mckee, Mrs Bruen, Mrs Graver Legare and
lady, Chadwick DR. T P Mikell, Barnett. u
Barnett. s Howe, VIM whaley, W Randolph, and
on deck.
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Tvc:y kind OF pain. whether rheumatism, Nod-
ralu.a Ioothoche Pains in the :icst, Sidc L,ngs.
stomach, Bowls. kidneys, sp.re ic;s Arms Fec
ono application sufficient 20 alI cad extera male
Taken internally, twcnty d., 70 ateaspoonfui
would cure and Wal J. .--; Gho.ora. Fcve,
and aGue, Chi.ls AID Fever !il3r' Conc. milan
natiou Of the i.o"e's. CIanDr, 'I;-,as, DiafrhGa,
pvscuery, aaf every pain thga Ilf e:st in the i!I
,itIc OF man. woa,ar or child: IT,. ~ II RAILWAYS
READY kELIGF ol ISiT, and :. IL i.iDWAY'S RE.
LIEF, 4.,;.:iy Improved, III lS5;.
W. iicn started it il Is mis.7a OF relieving the
ilirn paiI-.t' .cAcn. Six o!s;tSsed anu cr1ppc'!
OF al naiions ;hro,rho0t tue VOID and Low to-day
L is used, patfoniZed :n1 r59>:oo IS iiouschold
necessity, in the palaces Of Sni:sns, E'nperors.
Kaiu os Kings High Priests, MOBILES az well rs IL
the cottages OF the aboring clsisos OF every nation
)n tho face Cf the earth.
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Commercial.
Exports.

LIvERPoOL-Per British ship MosnerCS ooo Sags sIs
Sea Island and 2SC2 bales Upland Cotton Soo pois
Rosin and s44 bags Cotton SEED.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-lS7s oaes
Upland and So bales sea Island con PosgSa SS s
Rice SO bales d. mestics 6o Oag. trss 1r 1uv
p;tTre. Per steamship Key West-4OO bales
Cotton. si5 tierces Rice, 13o casks Clay zoo eols
Rosin and 20 Packages.
land Cotton, 7 bales Rags and Rope Cuttings IS
ntcs Hides ana SKINS 181 casks Clay, lou oels
lIolasses I3 tierces Rice. 13 hhds Iron. 6S bales
Yarn, "a pkgs Dried Fruit 4S Empty Barrels, IL
bbls Oranges, 1900 feet Lumber and sundres'
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THE DAILY NEWS.
World-Weary.

Weary, weary, oh how welry
Is she Of the cold worlds strife
Dreary, dreary. oh how dreary
Is tina path of her sad lifel
Grim the phantoms that pursue her
Ever, ever. night and day.
Whispering dark words unto her
Chasing hepe and faith away.
Not trusted friend is near her
In the world she staads alone
None to soothe her-hono to chse her-
Wronaed, uncar d for, and unknown.
Gazes she upon the water
Dazed her brain and wild her eyoMht y,.ht ,sr
Breathcs the prayer her mother taught hef'
And then plunges in to de!
Rash the dead, but judge her kindly
Ye who gaza on horrifedI
Haa she never loved SO bilndiy.
She would never thus have oied.
Raise her form, all bruised and oroKen'
Inv it gently meath the sod
let not one harsh word be spoken
leave her tailiugs all with God.
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD SESSA
TION
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In ls47 the great grand principle Of stopping tic
mos, excru .atiug pain in en- instant, without en-
ploying such dangerous agents us ChlorofoTm.
Opium, Morphine Acontine, Ether. &C.. was fret
made known in
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,,,,,,.s,on Oo,ton and Rice Market.

charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, Dec. IT, ee',
COTTON The apparent want Of strength al
Liverpool induced caution on the part OF ouSors'
and they purchased sparingly, while factors remain
inr nrm the quotations were limited. The STOCK Is
also light, adding to the strong feeling OF holders
Tho market closed without important change. SAFES
$50 bales, viz: Tat 21, at 21K, at %, 7at 22hs
Il 22H, 50 at 22A 80 at 22zs, ssat 2s, zs at 2'
10 at osZ, 81 at "a, Q at 241s. We quo'e
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .......g gz25a
Low mtddlng. ng....................LS g
MiddGng. aao51H@so,
Strict mlddhnG. .......-...IoS&@'N.
The following are the quotations OF the TWO lead
ing grades by
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
Low middlilg. .......:. ......'.''' .So.sSSo,
Middling. ........... ..'..' 'No/@V
RICE.-This grain was in active request anu
prices generally stFened about &c. . ID. Sales 70
terces of clean Carolina say Sc terces at 7, 90 do
a. tx, 14s at tx, 20 at 7Xc p fb. We quote COM
mon to fair at ex@71c; good. 7KS71se. q ID.
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Markets by telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, December I'm c sn.-Consois VIZ
Bonds TAX.
LIVERPOOL. December 12-Noon.-Coton quiet
sales 1D.09e bales.
Ey6ning.-ootton quiet Gplands 1oA !; orleans
IL. Lard 6ss. Cd. Bacon 52s. 6i.
HAyas. December 12-coston firm, both on the
spot and afoat.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. December 12-Noon.-Steck market
dull and heavy. Money active att. Exchange s7s.
Gold 1858. Cotton steady. MiddHng uplands %.
Iv. riug.-Money easy at 6. Sterling quiet at w. :.
Gold lower at e5Ha1S5%. Shipments for tho week
$4s3, 900. Cotton very hrm sales 22Go bAles at 2oe
and closing with some dealers refusing to sell under
y advance. Flour frmer Wheat Sa5 higher for
winter; 2aS lower for spring. Corn lower. ProV'-
sions unchanged. Turpent1ne dull at x4ai5. Gro
carics quiet. Ffeights unchanged.
WILMINGTON December 12.-Spirits of turpentine
4la41H. Rosin dull: strained 81 60. Crude turpen-
line active; prices unchanged. Tar declined, 50 oS.
Cotton-midding 2s.
AueusrA, December 12-c ,tton quiet, but steadS;
middlng, 22Ka22H. Sales 6ss ba'es. Receipts
404 bales.
sAvANSAH. December l2.-Cotton dull I; sales ISo
bales middIrg, 2s11za2sH exports coastwse, PISA
bales receipts. 244s bales.
MonnE, Deoengber 1a.-cotton-aenhnd mo ie-
rate and closed quiet; sales 4s0 bales. at 224aasc
Receipts 4es bales; exports sO7 bales
NEW ORLEANS, December 12.-cotton easier; mid
ding 22Xa23; sales 400 bales; receipts 1868 bales
exports 2s5S bales. Gold 1851. Sterling TX. Cot
ton 4ska46k. New York sight HsH discount. sug-
ar and molasses active but unchanged Whiskey-
Western recttfed s't at 81 1oa1 1s; raw 81 o. Col
fes-flir Bio l4al4X; prime 16Hal6.
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de-
lighlful desderatum in all OF external and W.
ternal pain In an instant it AFFORDED relief the
moment it was applied to the parts OF the body
where inflammation or pain exsted--it ut once re-
ieved the patient Of the most violent and excrucia-
ing panss and throbs OF pam, and impaired the Jt
ighIfui sensation of ease and comfort,
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Consignces per Northeastern Railroad
\ December 12

COnsiSnces Per NortncHsterH f01'"
December IL.
100 bales Upland and 26 bales Sea Island Cotton
455 bbls Naval Stores. 216 bushels Rough Ri.o Lum
ber. Cotton Seed, GRAIN Mdse. &c. To Ravenel Go,
Aiken 4 Co, E Pritchett, A Munigan, q
Ingraham Son. J Marshall Jr, Campscn Co,
F Simmons, AIaptoue &; Co, Dotterer. Thurs on
& Holmes, C Ebaugh. r Harney, MONTY 20,
Graeser, Lee, Smith Co, kirkpatrick Witte, q
Hoppock, G W Williams l. Co, Claghorn. herring
Co. R Pringle. W Ryan, Frost & Adger, Chisolm
Bros Mazycks l. Salters. Nachman Co.'S d Stsney,
G q Walter & Co, Reedsr Davis Conen Co.
a 7, Howard & Bro B A Early. Salinas,
Dlblle, W 4 Co. Dowie & Noise, Gaillard Il Mino't,
Order and Railroad Agent.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December 12-TgRPENrNE-Is
In fair request and market steady Sales OF $40 ools
at 50 90 'or soft, and 81 80 Tor hard, q 25o fDs.
sPrnrrs 1uapesr1NE-Market weak Sal es of SS
bbls at 41c anL 81 DO 4tHc Q gallon.
RoHE-OniY 20 bbls sold at 60 f>r strained.
TAR-Has d, cliued 90, and 16J bbls changed hands
Corroa-sale Of ls bales at 22Sc for low middlins.
and $50 for middling.
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Consagnees per South Carolina railroad
December 12.
7Oi bales Cotton, &C bales Domcstica. 10 casks
Clay, 10 cars Wood, 8 cars Lumber and car stock.
To RAILROAD Agent, Salinas, Wardlaw Carew,
Pelzer. Rodgers & Co. Mowry & Co, Dowling & co.
81 Walter & Co, Reeder & Davis, Frost l. Adser, 6
Trenholm & Sfn, G W Williams Co, Adeer
GO. Mantoue Co, n Robson. NJ Goldsmith Son,
] Sloan, W Courtney 4 Co, " Ryan. Grae-
ser, Lee, Smith & 20, Cohen, Hanckcl L Co, Wis.,
W Roach and 3 Harney.
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Jnsnranfr.

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THE CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, No. 291 MAIN-sTREET, MEM
PEIs, TENNESSEE.
INCORPORATED MARCH "a. 1860.
COMMENCED BUSINESS JULY II, 1867.
W.. wlcKs, President. W. T. BOYLE, Secretary
J.H. EDMoNsToN, General Agent
1907 Policies Issued to September i,lses.
ASSETS. .sS46.669 60
INCOME. '''''.'' w
TOTAL CLAIMS rA1D..................s12 .s12'eoV w
Eotcs taken for one.ha.f On all participating Poh-
cics. AS Southern CONF any, vel cstaohshea ana
capably managed it offers s.ronS inducements 20
those rrafcrr,pn to Invest their funds in Southern
enterprises.
err Sub Agents wanted throughout tho State
Medical Examiner. DR.. j. S. MITCHELL"
H. J. MAGILL,
General Agent ;or South Caroline.
December IA mY No 20 Broadstrcet, up stairs
or a T. 2 ~ f N s
ito Assurance COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Office, Park Bank building, Nos 2iA
and ZIG Broadway.
C0E ADAMS, President
WILLIAM T. PHIPP!, Vice-Prcsiden''
HENRY BELDEN, Secretary.
j.. T. HUMPHREYS,
Aren't for State OF South Carolina,
Office No. q Broad-street.
U.s.. BUST, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
ss- sUH-AakNTs wanted throughout the State.
Apply by letter to ]. T. nUMrHRbYS' General
Agent N -~---- peoonoe-
TIRE AND MARINE
IN S UR A n G e.
RISKS TAKEN IN THE FOLLOWING FIRST
CLASS COMPANIES, aggregate Capital and SUI
plus over
SIS, 900, 900.
pHGNIy INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Security Insurance Company Of New York
MAJ. IN Insurance Company OF New York
inferno ional Insurance Company o: New YORK
North u c.ican Insurance Company Of New YORK
Enterprise Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF
Cincinnati. s. Y. TuPPEh, AGENT
Planters aud Mechanics Dank Building,
D,comhcro w;m6 Las. Bay-street
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Nashville Market.

Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, December r1o.-oorros.The mar
kes to-day WAS 81 'ady with good dem. Q es ing
a ro at the TO lowing quotations. Ordinary 20E;
good ordinary a u; low mlddh ~ % tn. transsc-
Tons of the day 100. up as follows: Received 2S9;
sales 62s; shipments $50.
o JTToS sTArEMKNE
Stock on hand september ]. lS8............... 6o
R6Ce1vod to-Qry..... .....'...... ~
Received Ia9-i3 e0s
To.al .............. 1883
Shipped today. ~.
Shipped PREVIOUSLY y.....".............u u,fo'-l1 zSo
Seo on n1nh. h......-..s. .............. 49, .,SSs
CoRN-M ,rko; trRk; sales to+la' OF 1900 bushels
fron WACO at 45c u ar. an COS shslle1; stes OF
91C bushels ut G5 delivered depot; 40J t63H de-
WHeAr-Ya.y y little Offering: we heard Of sales of
100 bushels 1t 81 90.
OArs-sa;es OF l0) bushels from wagon at ojc.
BAooN-O.d is entirely exhausted. ami there ia no
new yet In the markos
BuLK MEArs-u. ket very lrm with au upward
tendency; wo q Tote claar sides and hams lsXc;
ghoulders exc.
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grugs, GbfmifaIs, Gtf.


Q a X > 4 p II AN
IT'S POWERFUL CURATIVE ASSOCiAl ES
PREPARED uNDEI A NEWLY DISCOVERED pRocEks
ron EXTRACTING THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES
From VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, En-
TEEs INTO THE COMPOSITION or
D r. r A D " L US
RESovATISG
r e s G L Y e " L.
A NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-09-01

he honestly labors; but that he shall be protected in the enjoyment of the fruits of his labor equally with the man from whom he earus it., In view of the facts that the negro is in our midst, that the large bodies of land, by digging into which he gains his livelihood, arc the property of the men of tho South; in short, that all his interests arc identified with ours, would it not be well for us to make personal sacrifices in order to con- vince the moro intelligent of his class what our relations toward them are. If we would thus instruct them, let them know VIC want them to educate their chil. dren, to hold property if they can make it; that in all their rights they will be protected by us, we will make of them friends, and they will soon come away from all associations with northern scala wags and adventurers, and assist us in re- gaining our place and position as part of the government redeemed from the evils of radical rule and fanatical influence.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-09-01
p@- The following is from the Van Buren Press:


 p6- The following is from the Van Buren Press:
 MELANCHOLY AccIpENTs.-We learn that son of Mir. Hixson, living some two or three miles from the city, met with severe and fatal accident on Sunday morning last. The lad in com pany with two or three other children were playing with large wagon, the son of Mir. N. having hold of the neap, attempting to gudc it and in passing down little hill, and before he could give the neap turn, he was caught by the end oft and his body brought be- tween the fence and the neap, complete ly crushing out his vitals. Medical aid was immediately called, but was of no avail. he having been fatally injured internally and died the next morning. He was aged about IA years, and was an only son. The afflicted parents have the sympathy of their ncighbors and friends in this sad bereave ment.
 Again we have to chronicle another Brown in this city on Monday last. He went down into well on the Stoveall place, where he was living, for the purpose of sinking it deeper; {; after reaching bottom tho air was SO foul, he gave signal to be drawn out 1; he got on to the bucket and was drawn up some ten or fifteen feet when he fcl: of. Before assistance could be had and he got out he was, apparently, dead. Medical assistance was at once had but was of no avail. Mir. Brown was at hard-working good citizen, and his loss will be deeply felt by his afflicted family. He leaves wife and several small children who were dependent, in great measure, on his labors for sup. pOrt