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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-29
Baltimore Market.

.e: BALTIM0EE, :Coe e5-corToN--'able advicrs
t7day were 8 lt;.e arInef. closing strong at ilAa
il;Sd :o- rs.a1ds. 0E. c, iket was quiet but hold
.rs Arm 10 sale: WORTHY OF Office.
CoTFEE-Aldavc- two since there was o sale OF
9 oag' Java, pa-; ex BERN, nt supposed i2Sho
gold S'ne :n9uir7 ,o-day for invoices from import;
hands .o5 t.gs. 2:o ct axe currency.
FLoCR-The-e were sales yesterday. but Ios be-
fcre reported o.; $50 bb,s Howarl-str-et SUPER
choice brand at $40 5G; go bb:s city mills spring
wheat extra Q: 50 81; 259 bbls Northwestern dc at
i2ln 55 today 10 bbis city mills slpsr ut 50 e5
The att:Te sales the past f.w days, toget .er with
i,h. ,e:-.rts ca:sa it;ls more hrmncss the
part 9. ds,ie-s The ket is entirely bfrc OF high
9ri6a w:r:e- sx:r;s, city yrouad-
'GRA:S- h-a:-Ofr;rgs oa.y. HOO bu;heis red !;
narke; d. miller; 20. bnyia, o:S sa!es were 80;
b,.sas ccnnoa red a. SO 06, and 100 oushol- prime
dc Z. - 81. co:1-hece.p:s i, ,s2) bnskel' wli,o
AMI 4)JJ ocshe:s Yellow; iaa.a:id brisk and Tor
white sere-,t cen;s higher; Inoludsl in the siles
were 3.a) .usies atSl 1889 bu he's do n 81 a.;
1850 10 dc a: :! !3; 1909 co 30 at =. 1ial l2 $50
busnes 4; 81 10 $3.50 tushe,s blueved .t Il 02al -
100 bushels ye low at 81 10; s54 bushels at 81 0S
aiC0 bushels .. 5! tT 100 do a: II 06; 200 bushels
assI Q5; 500 bussels !n.e::or at 81 OF. 0ats-7J0D
bushss rec iyad, with salssrof 1000 bushels It 62
wsiqa.; ssoii,cshels scod a!d prime o. ssaec celss
per 81 :b, kyel53 au.he.s offered and sold atsl 65
per ybu.hel ,-,.I - - ...-., :. {, .,..
MoLAs. s-So.s:aS doing; quotations noninally
Tnovis, :Ns-Tae demand for bacon in jo5bine
lots Continues; yesterday the market was cleared Of
81 The BACON shoulders ihat could be had ct IL rents
a Nv quote arm ar lax ceuts:, rio sides steady at
iGI c. MS; c:sar ria do '16Ial7 ceuls bncon hams
20 0l.a coats ;oS srgir-eured. Bulk uea held nona
na,ly a5cve bnTsrs views and relatively Msher
.hla current prizes Of Sacoo Meas pork is JOB bipg
\. $40 pe- DBL, La i We quote at IS cents for job
BIZ lo.. OF western. and 17T cents for city. -
RICE The ulrae. is baro OF Ran -oon In 1r3s
hands last sales 800 bugs ex Berlin IN bond. On
private .erms We quoe jobbing lots to The trade At
sXa,0 ceats; caTo.ioa Ilt11h cents. as 10 quality.
'suaAa-MarInt ras quiet to-day, but hnl1ers lrm
at fE rr:ces: no saes-quotations srrne as 5ester-
Rzvyzo sUaAa-stsady at 161 cents for hard
crrsaed. powdered aci eranuiated; lbX CENTS for A
whi,e; -5I cents TOR B do; G extrn 15is cents;
C AK csost ysll;w 13I cents; molasses sugar
I03la1 Cents.
sza1 s-Ar. ete,dy es before viz: Fo- Maryland
g,,ien IT cents; Baltimore do. 10; Monumental
6. cents ger s1,.on. I
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The 27th inst, AN&ACagGLfSG. ;nfia. dnushier OF
I HA.DEUs ard I'M Il. .rlEac.
CUriINU Tie following brief noica commeao-
rl.cs tie je.e1lp o. M.s NE SWfNfoN, wife Of
DAVID g.. CUTTING Oh the 22d day OF June, Ii the
twentieth yeir other age. Pr
The sulJcn vi ilcnco Of tho oi In ass which termi-
mated fc 80 prcc to us ou. has N idc this oi3-
persrion peculiarly distressing Shc had scarcely
fastsj The bopplcs3 CT eIst"n:e bafore tie cup fel
from her han.is: ehc Ind sc1rce b.com Ill bofo:e
she Eegan to die. -.
There was so much for euc dear fre ID t. live for
Sbo hal EN- but vo Short mo3ths un ted TO the pa +
ner cf her choiceto whor she was devoeely attach
cd. she was EN- o9urued 10 loving fimtly ctrc: %.
upon whose siesm her g3utis virtues grew daily she
6iIsd al enlargos sshers OF fisndship. From sun.
d,y 20 rundsy she gntherel toe infant cass aSou1d
aad told b I'm o. her " III; and theirs. you b
ful she VAS moi the iass consistent end honcred
member OF tho church OF Jesus Chris. Alas ho Y
full of beauty and promise wa3 tho flower tn It fed
before tle rcapcr's scythe
Yet sorrow, IL anch clsc is notwia ont prescnt
consolation, nor without hops Of suturc rsunio1
Faith cheers with tic conviction That our sister spirit
hna relc1cd the home IN Eeayen, vile there IS no
more so:row, nor styling, nor pain. Hnpe dispiaSs
one more suint o. whom the world was not worthy
now glowing in the Light OF God Apdloye sees the
Inir Drow whence tn Grange 'wc.s OF the bridal
lavo scarce oxhaied t!icir p1rfune noN. crowned
with III. nnnrranth3 Of innlottil ty. Whcrere. let
VI ne itie- fIint mirnnr a ittor this cor ave
mint. Assured That aponf tr im he body she is
present with the Lord, TO it ours to trace hor up
ward .ootst. rs and press toYlri that shining
prize
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s.A RARs CONGRESS oNAL PLoT.-.We have in
formation Of q plot in contemplation by the
Radicals in Congress which is calculated 70
startle every rejecting man in the country.e It
is the purpose and expectation of these Hadi,
{ cal conspi1ators TO control the Fresidsat.a.
election per fas d,tt n.fds. They intend, We
hear, to e.ect'a President, by the House Of Rep
rssentatiyes, regardless Of the popular choice,
threwing out votes at discretion where they
find them adverse, especially from the Sorth.
In all these States they viii fabricase votes
rom spurious electors, and. the purpose
is that the present House OF Representatives,
shall have the practical control OF the matter.
In caso of legitimate expression Of the popu,,
lar choice. they do not count oa victory, ard
by the aid Of the House of Representatives.
and the regular army they think to cont:o, tas
matter. General Grant IS to be elected by me
House, and by his sword is to usurp the o:h;e
or President from the duly elected candidate
ioffhs peop g. Such Is the prospcc: bafor: us,
if these conspirators shall! ro5 be taught tc
quail before their designs are consumm:tad.
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21oO to spinners 29G 10 speculators and ITO to e1
porters. We quote:

2100 to spnners 299 10 speculators and 7l0 70 e1'
porters. quote:
Florida. Mobile N. orleans Texas.
esod esa;9e:z 81 & .es s.ssH * ,s,a s.sss
M,ddlinI .30Aa3l 3oAa3l;4 80 a31h 81 14a3l1
MoLAssEs-There is bus lIttle doinI. and prices
quote ciayed as 45a4sc; Muscov4do at 4sa55c; and
Porto Rico at 5taT0c. We notice saleaof 100 hhos
Barbadoes on private terms.
NAVAL SroREs-crude Tu-pentine-We note the
steadily held st 45a45 ;c for merchanab,e lots The
sales are 9l5 bols at those prices. Rosns are per:
haps in little more demand; prices are no: quoaoIy
changed; the sales ere 200 bb'5 common at so; guy
IS 0eAc Closing at those prices; 100 bbls good
strained at SO Is; COO bbis No . ct % 70; No. !
are held at 50 5Oa4 So; pale an! prime do at SE!o
az 3D. Tar is is IN the sellers favor; 70 ools Mu'
mington Bere sold at SIS %, and 2tS ools Wasnine-
pnoy sIoNs-PoRK-The market 70: mess is qniet,
but prizes do not indicate any particular change.
sales we're made oil 500 bb!s OF 523 S1 regular way
The jobbing trade ia light but ls ot steady n3u es:
We notice s;les OF 45O 6hls at s2S foc oh mess s24
fo- crime mess aud s?7 81 for thin mess The AZ
ternoon market Ia quiet and prices are not so firmly
held We quote mess at Sas 25i2S 81 caeh ana reg
ular wa7.
tra6c il moderate at full prices We notice sales OF
i4O Sbi: /. s15o2l for plain Western mess, and s2!s
25 for extra mess.
SMOKED MEATs-The j'btin5 trade is mode: ale
but prices tavorIos buyers. we quo!e hams at Liza
Ole; should RS at 14ai5c. and cleir nib At lfai!c
BUTTEn-The marles is juliet, aad prizes nave o
downward tendency. ne receipts co71nue 20 be
in excess o: the sn!ea We quote Western o; a5a2sc
aud Sta,e OF 31ao5c the later price :or fair selected
CHEEsE-There is fair demand for the nl2n
grade. toT export and home USE and with mt Or
fe.1ngs full pr:cas are current. we quotedai-y at
a!4c anj ia tory at 1ial5i1c-
LARD--he market l. qIiet to-day. Inc cemano
is limited bu: with small offerings prices remain
without qIotabla change. sales we're nads OF IoO
uerc:s at 15li116 for city a7d l65tol1H tor steam
rendered Western. We quote city at Ice; No west,
ern at 16lSa1o4c; steam rendered aud Kettle otieo
a. l6Aa!7c; ard ketEe rendered at 17HalS. Inc
afternoon m1rket is rather heavy. W. n'tice sales
Of 500 terces for July delivery, b:yers' opti1n at
II aEd 500 tiorces for August delivery buJer' op-
non, at l7>lc.
sUaAn--he market for riw is very q.iiet. hut
prices remain without changs. We quote fair refn-
I'M at 115ia11 &c; good DO as l15sal19c aud No II
box at 1o,sc The sales ~ the trad, and include
IT'S hhds at 111aHs for Cuba, the latter pi1., tor
ciar!fled; 1875 tor prto Hico; 15al6kc ior Dema-
rara. And 10 boxes Havana at ii &c. Refined isq1ic
but prtc ,s arc steady We quote soft yellow ut 14s
lac: (; white at 15ail5tic, and crushed, powder
ed and granll1ted ut l63Sc
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PoIuIcaL rGosstP IL WAsaNaroN.-The
Washington torffespondest Of the Baltimore
Gssst.e writes under date Of Friday night: -

Gazette writes under date Of Friday night:
within the pastweek or two there has been
remarkable change in pubic Sentiment hero
in refereEco TO the, prvpor Platform 70 be
framed ind the sort Of ,ndidate rruper to be
selected b. the Dem nocratic Convent. on. BIT o
6hort time aeS,Eethins was heard but susges-
lions or canton ard inuendocs Of CONCESSIONS
upon & ounis of expcdieIcy. :. Now the most
tim:d ar ursi1g astrGga t-out course Elsin,
dounri shf' 'ard earnest .ssue WIN .hc Radicals
upon al their Infamous E=rcsies. Politicians
who lag be:I d vii ii is thought, De suffered
to remj,n III their chos en- attitude.
The gus representatives ftoM the South
have for few weeks bee 4 dropr:eg down here
Eks frogs Fl ON the Clouds, and, like tbeir pro-
types. they at oncc seeS some hiding hole. I
hear the majority OF them are Mretchedly clad,
and arc Obliged, 10 lie concealed until proper
habilmeats 6a1Ebc procured. "A Few sort II
ourrencY hasScoaseaa to soma extent
ros into circulation. It consists. OF adva ce
checks ,Ip,n the S,cse,arS Of the Senate AID
Serceant-.t.a ms ,os the Hoase fer pay s.when
admitted" As there can 5o no possible doubt
of their .;adnais SION, they black or white:
and as the Regularity IF their selection will
sna1efsh "a known. be 80 mach as locked into,
fhoseprosp.ct;y= checks h:yc been freely tax
seI by he taRur3, vino tiai no difficulty in get
s3s5S ESari 2shsl by neaest saa:ers at fifty
3s 6f Ess doliaris ::he,eSy securing hand
fus1Ss;4,;rias on their eoatfssg:5
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New York Market.


!. Tue New Vo.k Journal Of Commerce. of Friday
June &c, s.ys: @s .iaF 80
II. maze: presanss lite more animation in
some conrn:ro:a departments, but there appears to
TO tc no i3Grease of the general t;ade Money con-
:lu=s II a1:,ssy, supply at Sa4 Pc cent for cali
Ioa;s aaj Grizzly iSstclass mercantile paprr.s IL
denim, .. 5l5 per cea:. per anrum discount.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW Y0aY, Juie 25.-BREADsruFFs-T MR.
par. for eIro-t, .: steadily he rrtces The sales
are 1910? bo.s o. 81 85lS7 80 tor superfne
State; 81 7saa % .or common ox;ra state; s8 80
aS IS &c. good - choice do; 80 6ta9 6o TOR iancy
do ST 35IT 80 fo- supe: ine Michigan Iudiinn Ohio
Iowa nc ani 81 1913 for extra DO; SO tOl9 Is r
cho:ce do including shipping brands OF found
hoop Ohio at IS G5a9 40, and trade brands OF do at
% 4saia 81; god to choice white wbeat eSt'as Gt
ezra laI SD 50a.4 50 Tor good to choice. Closing
". We quote: Sup 'rhne &C te, 80 az 30;
ezra Sat- e 1913 s.; super Western 81 e2i1 80; ex-
ia West IN S7 70 S5'; extra chic round hoop IS S.
10 50; DO ;rl1e, 9 4ja12 90; extra GcEessec d;
ex:r, -. Louis, IS Soak ST.
;oU-I2nN ELoUR-Is nlctive but prices remain
without. change We not C, le O.. $50 bbls ut 80 05
a1n 90 toF iau extra 1Ld $40 6jaii 65 for Eood 10
choice 10
cA.IFrgNIA F.oui-The marie. Is miro ac'ivtt
but PEI sseadil held Tho sales arc 1900 sacks
y; SllaI: g..
prices are ;o2 ca i:r; ga es wers nade of 3S 800
bu .hcs 1t 50 for N, spring. 50 eOa2 Is tor viii
Michigan g 30 fos extra choice d., Sc 10 for white
Ia i.ofuil. AMI SO 55 for amber state
CoRN-fhs !, arILt is duIi and prices aro o. iout 1c
,pee:, rilh ve-y m31era;e inquiry ior export and
home Use i he sales nro G8 00j bushels Western
mIx. j I'D ;at l. 81 U531 0B.
OATs--he u'a.k4t is iairly active. but prices ere
Irregular, cpc.iag little stronger and closing dull
anj witt: prlees Ginning; aes were IN de OF II .00
orsael5 We tern ut S3I4a83,sc " store and ufoat,
closing w:ti no l;-.rs ct over 63c.
Hat. x-rlr1 o1n,o -n,,T
for shipping and 81 10.1 a0 for retail qualities >traw
s selling s. 8 for long rye and y for short rye
CoFFEE-Ti.e mExat for Bio Is Inactive, but
prices ars gut, steadily held. we d. lot learn Of
any sizes OF n vi ut
CorroN-Tue European ad'ices being ofs fayora.
BILE character. the spianers we're induced to pur-
rnase f-cciy 81 IN sdyance of one ah 10 orc cent.
S ,ecul,;ors cnd ex1ortors arc still irdi+poSed TO
ventura much lie offerings are fiir, but OF the
close ar- Is ncsiua to be o6iainel ct less Than tc
Inside figures. The silss are LEO bales, inc udng
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THE. DAILY NEWS.
yetD; or the Omnibus Rili.

no. =
The following is the message OF the Prasi-
dent of the United States. sent to the House
of Representatives yesterday, returning with
his objections the bill for the admission OF
North Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama,
and Florida to representation in Congress: :.
To the House of Representatives
In returning to the House Of Repre- sentatves =.
in. which it originated. ]. a bill entitled IAN ACT
TO admit thestates otlNorth Carolina. Louisl-
ana. Georgia, Alabama. and Florida to repre-
sentatiun in Congress" do not deem It neces-
sary to state at length the reasons which cor, on,
strain me to withhold my asnaluIe: an WI,
not, therefore. undertake at this time to reopen
the discussion upon the grave constitutional
Questions involved in the act Of March 2, 1867,
and the acts supplementary thereto, In pur-
suance of which it is-claimed in the preamble
to this bill these States have framed and adopt
ed constitutions OF State government. Nor
win repeat the objections contained IN my
message OF the Goth instant, returning without
my signature the bill to admit to representa-
tion the State OF Arkansas, and which are
equally applicable to the pending measure. !.
Like the 'ct recently passed n reference to
Arkansas, this bill supercedes the PLAIN anu
simple mode prescribed by the Consutution
for the admission to seats il the respective
Houses OF senators and representatives OF the
several States. It assumes authority over SIX
States of the Union which has never been del
egated to Cong, esq, nor is even warranted by
previous unconstitutional Legislation upon inc
subject of restoration. Ii imposes conditions
which are in derogation OF the equal rights OF
the States, and is founded upon theory which
ia subversire of the fundamental principles OF
the Government In the case Of Alabama, it
violates the ;phghted faith of Congress by
forcing upon that State a constitution which
was rejected by the people according to the e4-
press terms of an act of Congress requiring
that a majority Of tho registered electors
should vote upon the question OF its ratifca-
ton. lESs:.. So.
For these objections, and many others which
might be presented, cannot approve this bu
and, therefore, return il for the acton o. Con-
eress required in such cases by the. Federal
Eonstitrtion,s - ANDREW JOHNSON.
WAsa1NaroS, D. c., June %, 1868. .-s
As already reported by telegraph, the veto
was Immediately ,oyerridden By, two-thirds
vote in both Houses !l n and the bill thus became
B I6W. .ss-, - sst---,l 80. - sti So. .ftH
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Exports.

Exports. 20
BosTON-per schr N III Pote-l3G COO feet Lumber
NEW YORK-per steamship Manhattan-1G8 balsa
- Cotton, 35l bbls Rosin II bscs Bagn;ng, 158
bales nomeshcs, 708 bbls Potatoes 800 crutes
- Vegetables. 8S4 boxes Poachea. 100 bbls Flour.
SO packn res Sundries, 1000 sicks Wheat 16t
emp-y Barrels. .etl ...ae Q, = ssiis -.
BAIITMORE-per Steamship Sea dul!-192 balaa
~ upl-nd Cotton 45A bushels Wheat 81 bbls Naval
stores, u bale. Yarn. CT balcs q :Ss, 81 bb!s
Guauo, bales Bides. casks Ion and Brass II
rolls Leather, 70 hide Molasscs G5 hhd5 Bones
5bbls Wh'skey, 81 casks Kaoiin Clay. Sc 600 feet
Lumber d Timber, TOO packages Potatoes
Vegetables and Peaches 4s packages Furniture
aud sundriea. CT schr Palmer-loo-
Quo ct Lumber.
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Spffial uutifss.

@ SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON
DISTRICT-IN CHANCERY-OEFICE OF The
REGISTRAR IN EQUITY.-RAvENEL & COMPANY
vs.. JAMES MURPHY COMPANY, ctal-BLL FOR
ACCOUNT AND SPECIFIC PERToRMANCE.-It
appearing to my satisfaction tha, THOMAS OK
NARD, defendant in this cause, is abstnt from and
resides beyond the limits OF this State so that the
ordinary process of the Court cannot be served on
him, on motioa Of Messrs MAGRATH l. LoWNDEs,
|comp:ainants solicitors, ordered that the said de-
lfendsnt, THOMAS OXNARD, do appear and piean.
answer or demur to this bill within forty days from
the publication Of this order or an order pro coeso
will be granted and entered ag inst him.
JAS. L. CAN'T, Registrar in Equity.
Charleston District.
MaY 7th. 1868 1elOd4 June %
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!. sFxs1.s psroSEsssR GasAg lBsIrAM.-Th.

-
Fxr1Is pFrsoSERs n G1sAT baIrAN.-Ihe
President has sent 20 saa HoR5e a message in
seplY 20 Representative Robins rs resolution
!, fasiaciltin. himt to take -,,ch measures as snal
.ii.,,5. sso scr,.rs ths relaass from M
ri Isdnment Of Massss. Mar-en and Costello,
Z sc6nsscsel and senieeeai IN Crest frita.n for
Hor2s snd ects spoken AMI done in this coun;;
afy, By igforing our naturalization laws, and
fofaEs such !ofher m aasr,res as will secure
thnir return ID: orr flag With suea ceremonies
e. sre appropriate 70 tie occas,ea. secretary
Seward suggests to the President the sxoedi-
sncy sf 3 lsaewai BY lie Fres.dsat Of the ap-
peal to Casress mads.ia Ais late anruai mes,
eaze fr = Iesislativs dec aration affirming and
sSrportinr tie ,Eriac.pie. which ha, been
hitherto dsal!oHed II GreaSs BRIAN, though
the Same has been con SANITY ard hrmy main.
tanned by tho Executive Dep:Jment. in.resar1
to an absolute eqnaii5y end identity OF c.Yli
rights b.txcen Datufa .z:1 ard native cit,zors
ofthe United States VIXEN iaarn:ng IN foreign
cOuntrirs.
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TIE CoYroN CRop poFiAIABAMA.GThe follow
ing dispatch from the British Consul at Mobile
has Just been received by the Manchester Cot
ton Supply Association: ---s~------9----
BRITISH CONSULATE,

N WQRllE, may zu,- 1000 j. =.
My Lord II have the honor 70 submit to
regard TO the past Gotten ciop OF Alabama anG
the present prospect for the next crop. =,
on The 1st OF September last-that date be-
ing considered here as the beginning OF the
cotton seasoh-thc number OF bales stored at
Mobile numbered r8Zl4. Since the i1st Of Sep
femEer, 1867, ito the present date tile. receipts
at this port from the inferior am cuated to
351, ,492' balesy which is abou, as much as visa
expected, considering the bad season and the
at the very nc..spt wheultis the most need.
I'd. @sasRss- essS ~ EEti5s3,S- 4 - =
Some IaonthsSsgo, OWING to the very low
pcics Of cottsn,s tho planter OF Alabama we're
entirely dislSea-te tened, and talked Of giving up
cotton rsisipgsas altos sether2 2unprof table; but
the great rise IN :theyatue ofeotton during the
nunths of March and April has prouuced a
general reaction, and the sbelief NJ W exists
that with fair season ut least four hundred
Thousand bales VIII he produced IN Alabama
alone. The oyerfowing ofzn many plantations
and other lands eccasionede byithe never-end-
ing raiEs OF the last thirty days; has done no
material damage; for ecotton is sup, as we'll
as the lndian corn, and the negroes are work
inr and conducting, themselves better than
usual. This issowng, probably, to the fact
chat the political excitement among the blacks
before the election last year is not Likely to
disturb their minds this ycar.. Money ID again
IN Gotten; and no% that their shipping season
is about to close, nostsofSthe cotton having
arrived at The po:ts, the planting interest is
stimulated, the depression has disappeared. |.
and the prospects highly fiyo, able =
The Right Honorable, Lord STANLEY; II. p,
Foreign Office, London. s,,fs,tse slsF ..,.ss.
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as PALMETTo PIONEER co-opERA-

BT PALMETTO PIONEER CO-OPERA-
TIVE ASSOCIATION, having for i:s object to tur-
nisbin its members ond the public with the necee-
saries nie unndultc-sted snd of good quality, for
immediate cash payment, and from the profits Of
such hsiness to accumulate carital for its mem
be.s. ee now thoroughly organized and doing
thrivp bu.incss. The Capital Stock OF this Associ
a'ioa Is limited by charter to l5Oa) Five Hundred
Shares (s26O COZ Two Hunjrei and Sixty Dollars
each, ppsb.e in par funds OF One Dollar per week.
any yhite person resident OF South Carolina,
shall be eligible for membership after complying
wi b the requirements OF the constitution.
No mepber shall be allowed to subscribe for more
than onshure in Lis or her individual name.
Tho Bod of Ma .ngomenti In their quarterly state
mcnt to to Association shall estimate the profits Of
tho businas for The gusrtcr then clofing. and shall
distribute be same In the following proportion, viz:
1hirty.thre AMI one-tniyd per cent 1887 OF said
profit to tn hshsretcders in rates to the amount at
the credit their respective shares.
Sixty-si1 md two-thirds Fer cent (66ss) OF said
prolific the credit Of n, shareholders in rates to
the amount their purchases at tae store OF the AS
sociatioa fer hc quarter then ending.
1t is provided, however, that all such dividends
shall be passed to tho credit OF their respective
shares Until Tho full amount OF two hundred and
sixty dollars e paid in, and then such shares shall
bc cancelled. ae dividends TO be paid By the Board
by drafts upol the Trcas1-er.
Tho at.yan,ue OF beirg shareholder IN this Asso-
callon is eyiput aud car only be surpassed by the
anticipated success of the futu:e
Certificates f Stock may be had anl instalmen's 's
paid at the Cooperative Grocery Store, Market
street, No lotto W. Fl. WEIGH, S orelceper; S.
THOMAS, Ptsident; Jas. J. GaACf, Secretary
and Treasurer.
e ALBERT 0. sToSE,
JOHN F. MABER.
Juno o6 (r.nto :ttnc Coird OF Management.
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SULZBACuER- R-SCiwERtN.-On tho 9th tnss,
at ths residence OF tie brides pareu g, AFR. ISAAC
SULZ8. .CdER. Of Columbia, S c., MIss ELIZA
SCHwERIN, OF Sumter. -
srEveNS-pOGhNO.- 90 the evening" OF tae Goth
June by tie Rev VIZ. Q. YATES. Ir WILLIAM 81.
STEy:eNS to Miss OAT TdEEINE E A. CRU 3 aR, eldest
daughter OF Mrs AN,lIE POLAND, Goth OF this city.
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wi1mtnr ton Market.

WHINING ron. June i2c-TuReESTNE-9ab bble
wen. today ct 81 % .or virgin, So 80 for yellow DIP
aud 81 IS :o= ha.d, per 2S) lbs. Ihs marke: rules
dali aad other parcels ofsriag cannot be soid ualess
.. lower 4 fyrr$s. :. ,I'cs yf.- - 80
SP:nr-s Observation-Disclosures. quiet and on.y
81 bcis changei hands at 1910 per gallon.
HosiS.-Sa!es o. 6i3 bbls at 50, 50 05a2 10 for
strained Sc 10 :o- No. z, aad "a .o- low pale.
TAa.--i2s bis sod .! So IS per Dbl
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Mofett Mrs E Wynn, u p Motett, T Reeves T "
Parmnlee. Miss N Avrea, DR. Moses and lady
E Ravenel G D Dear, Heslin, and II eteerage;
Per steamer Dictator, from Pa!atka' wa 1aeRsGs ;s
and servant Mr. Lard and wife. = Burket, Mr
Hart, Misses Campbell. S ? Wells and wife, Mrs But
ford, Mrs voisht Mr. Hobs, wife and tour children
4 Bel!krap G Fraser. and IL on deck
Per steamer Pilot Boy, McNeltySfrom Savannah
via Beaufort &c-Nrrs W Harris. n, Mrs W Fripp
N Britter, MilIett, and on deck