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The Carolinas.
nEcuR1Ty OF LIFE AND PRoPsRTY-DEoREAsE
oE oRIME-FALsE REPoRTs AND
uNFoUEpED STATEMENTS.

The following is the full text OF Colonel Will
lard's letter in relation to the condition OF
affairs in North and South Carolina, referred to
in TIE NEvs e yesterday. Colonel Willard is
now in char,e If the Bureau OF Civil Affairs OF
the Second Military District, and was on the staff
Of General Sickles during tie time that ne Was
in command of this department. Such letters
as that which we now publish are the best proofs
tbat can be had Of the great fact that, In this
state At least, life and property are as safe Us
tbav we're in the halcyon days before the war:
Hr.nouARrEas SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
BUREAU OF CIVIL AFFAIRS. 7
CaAR1EsroN, s. c., January 22, 1858.
Messrs. q. II. Benedict q Co., NO. 81 Fsae-
street, Neao York:
GENTIEMRN: Referring to your communica-
ton Of the 4th inst, In which yCu sta.e thaI
there are many persons who would gladly pur-
chase and become permanent residents OF thus
State. could they prudently do so; but the
statements 30 frequently published IN the daily
nrooa oP outrages, ON the part Of both whites
anS blacks. have occasioned throughout the
North general belief that property and life are
in constant jeopardy everywhere In the unre-
constructed States, and especiany SO im souLn e',
Carolina, and IN Wnlch you iiiquiie % W 'ne
TDn ha1e VI the bonof to estate that my acquaint-
ance % With the condition Of South Carolina ex;
tends back to the co9apencement OF the PERIOD
Of its occupation by our army, although, /, dur. u
ing that period vas aDSeaf SEM Nortb eT and South
Carolina, since the first OF July last, my chIei
sonrces Of information are, the facts officially
renorted and known at these headquarters. AS
to the general question of the security Of lite
property in the State Of SSuta % b
JeTiyed Sev | from the conduct of the people them
selves They move about the cities and %a
o,;t o - anV w, marks Of apprehension, and without
any There eCee have been "a few few
exceptions to the OF opy sucs
s1s exceptions Rss%srssb ss tP' se from that dsSor
ton of violence that is regarded f!eo oaS as
most mos hostile to the security OF lite ana
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AN ORDINANCE
10 REGULATE THE sToRAGE oF PETROLEUM, ITS
ppopucTs, AND OTHER INFLAMMApLE OILS.

10 REGULATE THE STORAGE oF PETROLEUM., ITS
PRODUCTS, AND OTHER INFLAMMABLE OILS
SEC. l. Be IL ordained by The Mayor anu Aldermen
in city Council assembled, That from and after the
18th day of June next, 1t shall not be lawful to keep
Petroleum. Kerosene, Rock Oil, Benzine, Bensole,
or any other in6nmmable oil or oils on storage or
for sale in any cellar atore or building south OF Line
street, In larger quantity than fifty gallons on any
one lot or promises, ami any such quantity 30 kept
or stored shall be contained in vessels OF tin or other
metal.
SEC g. That Petroleum, its products, or any other
ln0ammabe oil or oils, when brought into the city
by lani water. may be kept on any lot or in any
building in which cotton is not stored. for period
not exceeding rwenty-four hours, upon the expira-
tion of which time 1t shall be removed and kept in
the manner as required by the foregoing section:
SEC. g. Any person or persons violating any part
of this Ordinance shall be subject to fine Of two
hundred dollars for each offence, recoverable In any
Court of con petent Jurisdiction.
Ratified in City Council this twenty-6rst day Of
May. Il, the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and siIty-seven.
L.s.l P. @. GAILLARD. Mayor
W. n. SMITH. Clerk OF Council. June
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad.
January go.

1907 bales Cotton, 10 bales Yarn 1727 bags Grain,
rs tierces Hams, 4 cars Lumber, cars Old Machin-
cry, &C. To r Walker, Railroad Agent, John
Mum, stenhouse & Co, Campsen L. Co, d Cobis &
Co, A g Trenholm, G W Williams Co, Bollmann
Bros, West Jones, Utsey Kenyon, q Rodgers
l. Co. Walter & Co, W W Smith, N Goldsmith
& Son. Graeser, Lee, Smith & Co, w A Moore,
Thurston & Holmes, Johnston, Crews & Co, W c
Courtney Co, Wiss & Co. linckney Bros, M
Drake, Alley NJ Caldwell Sons, l. T r
Agnew w Williams NJ Storen Co, Col Hunt Q
Litschei, L Ducker, W n Armstrong, Dowie &
Noise, W g Wardell, L Lorentz, G " Witte, Cameron
Barley Co, Perryclear Haley.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January 28.--TuRPENTNE-
Prices unchanged Sales Of $50 bbls, at 50 for soft
and 81 80 for hard. q 280 Tbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-Is In request and has fur
ther advanced one cent; owing to the light stock on
MAJ ket however, the transactions arc limited. Sales
of 81 bbls at 81 cents p gallon.
RosrN-MarB"t steady. Sales of 59S bbls at 50 for
strained.
CorroN-Sales to-day of o. bales. at is cents for
ordinary, 16 cents for low middling and 16K, 1888
1877 cents for middling-the market closing at high.
HAY-lSs bales Eastern received, and sold at 81 As
TMpEn-Five rats sold at 81, 4 80, 80, 90 Goa
a M tor inferior to fair mill.
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LIVERPOOL oLAss1FIoAT1o,


AUGUSTA, January 2s.-CorroN-This morning
the msrke: opened fair and holders were firn max.
inn sales at 16c for Mddlng, but after the receipt
ating an uniavorable feeling here. the market be-
came dull and fat and closed nominal. no sales be-
nr made since morning Sales for the day 731 bales.
Receipts 1859 bales.
WHEAr-White 90 75a2 80; red 81 40a2 80.
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Passengers.

Per steamship saragossa, from New York-T A
Andreas and lady,J 8 Jordan, F NJ Murchison. Jacob
Bowers, = Leland. - Fuller, NJ Grace. D L Murray.
Major John Jenh ins, Major Carl Belln Col Burger,
Hopkinson, T Legare. N Mitchell, " Meggett, J
l. Scabrook, j Sanders, and % deck.
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Commercial.
Exports,

NEW YORK-Per steamship Jas Adger-14 bags Sea
Island Cotton, $50 bales Upland Cotton, 1b9 tos
Rice, 100 barrels Seed Dice. 1l03 bushels Corn,
S5 bales Domestics, and Sundrles. Per
steamship Patapsco-66 tcs Rice, 67S bales Up
land Cotton, 267 sacks Corn.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, January A.-CoTToN.-The
sales to-day amounted to 1900 bales at an advance Of
fully Nc. We now quote Ordinary at l&al6c, Good
Ordinary at 15Aa16c, Low Middling ct l6Hal7c,
Middling at 17Na1711c, and Strict Miadling at 17Aa
18c. The favorable tenor OF the Liverpool and
New York accounts, and an Improvement IN for
eign exchange, gave an additional impulse 10
the demand, but the movement was checked
by the advanced prices asked, many factors rails
ing their preteutions &c, as we'll as by the mod.
crate supply Offering. Hence the business was con-
6ned to the amount noted above, which is, porhaps
1000 bales less thnn what was generally expected
Prices exhibited some irregularity, portion
rates. and small part at even higher figures than
our outside quotations. such exceptional trar sac
tons showing an advance OF hc. The bulk OF the
sales, however, were ot figures establishing IN I'M
provement OF nc. to which we have conformed cur
been for some tms relatively cheaper than the
higher grades, have been latterly In more request
and day owing to the supply being unequal to the
demand, they exhibited even greater Improvement
than the middling qualities The sales tor tne pass @
three days sum up 700 bales, making total for tho
week of 24,8O0, against 2s,500 last week. The
receipts proper excluding the arrivals from MO-
bile Florida and Texas which are embraced In their
respective statements, amount to 2O,S68 bales
AGAINST 90 2S5 last week. showing an Increase OF 623
bales. The receipts proper for the corresponding
week last year were S0,156 bales. The weeks e1'
norris comprise SO, 758 bales. embracing 10,668 70
LIVERPOOL 276 to Hsvre, 500 to Barcelona 1883 to
Malaga 1881 to Boston, 27o4 to New York. and lat to
Baltimore.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock en- hand September 1st, 1857, (balesl 1926
Arrived Arrivsd n,sSgnsi ssss9ss5 ole
90O,272
Cleared to-day. sy...................... S,S4I
Cleared previously. .2fo @eV-Zo|' iz'
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NOTICE..

OFFICE CHIEF OF CITY DETECTIvEs,(
JANUARY 17TH, 1868. !
FTHE PUBLIC ARE REQUESTED TO PLACE
L upon their COPPER PUMPS some private mari.
in order that they may be identified when stolen and
recovered by the City Detectives, as numbers OF
copper pumps are recovered by the Detectives, but
none can be identified.
a. W. HENDRICKS,
LIST Lieutenant and Chief Of City Detectives.
january II
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Wednesday Evening. Jan. 20, '6S.
steady and strong inquiry prevailed for the sta-
pie, and while prices very full they were hard
" auotably higher Sales about 1900 bales; cay at
49, So at IA; IA at AK; "a at 141 l74 at16; 10 at
15h ss at 15X 2s8 at 151; 116 ut 49, IA at leA l4s
at 1eH 70 at17 IA at Tx; 100 on the evening before
at 17H, and III on private terms.
We quote:
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1ses-THE BAPTIST BANNER, XU

GUSTA, UI1UhGIA.
HlHE FIRST NUMBER OF THE SEVENTH YOL, ",
UME or this Religious and Family Journal WILL
appear onthe first Saturday In January, 1903.
The Banner will be issued regularly eYeIy Sa'of-
day. printed with new type and ON hns paEGTo nil,
be aided by the pens Of s,me Of the most distin-
oished writer's Of the denomination IN this and the
adjoining SIXTIES. ,..,.+,.s,ren,o n, sr,,sb,a
.aNs nuseu '.u - receiyed at the usual rates.
'nsr snSscription price THREE DOLLARS per annum.
.sSra.S BAB1IsT BANNER.
Dacsnber % Augusta Ga,
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Conzignees per Northeastern Railroad,
January 30.

Sll bales Upland and bales Sea Island Cotton, 40
bbls Naval Stores cars Stock, cars Lumber, Mdze,
Go. To Grseser, Lee. Smith L Co. W Williams l.
Co, Nachman CO, b D Kirkpatrick, Mowry &
A. Nisbet Sbackelford & Kelly, G w Clarke & Co, E
B Rodgers & Co. Pringle, Adams, Frost & 90, ]
Marshall Jr, Stoney, D Brahe Co, and F
SAWYER.
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Things in Washington.

u,oaons PROTESTS AGAINST THE SUPREME
oo,,.r p,1I-rHE STANTON MuDDLE-A PICK
w1ox1AN ouARREL-UNEAsNEss ABOUT ooA
ENGLISH RELATIONS.
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d and on shipboard..
Baltimore Market,

STOCK on nano anu on snlpDoaru'.... 'o'A1'
Baltimore Market,
BALTIMORE, January 27.-CoFFEE-1he only
sale we heard to-day 1900 bags Rio, to arrive per
bark Cricket; price not transpired; taken by city
dealer; q rotations unchanged.
TBy an order from the Treasury Department,
Washington, the Collector of Customs here has
changed the tare on Coffee to pound per single
bag, and two pounds on double sacks The tar tare
heretofore acknowledged as the custom OF our mar
ket was one per cont on Rio and two per cent on
Java.l
CoTToN-On Saturday, but not before reported,
Ss1 bales varying from 1G cts for ordinary to II
cts tor mlddlng. To-day holders were still hrmer'
owing to which transactions were restricted; In
quiry good. We report sales Of ESQ bales at l6Ia
16H cts for good ordinary; 1TIal7H cts for low
middling, and 17Ha173l cts for middling upland
Market closed with holders steady at 1SalsE cts Tor
upland and gulf middling.
FLoUR-Thc market was quiet to-day; no sales re-
ported on Change. The sale OF 800 bbls City Mills
Extra reported yesterday at $40 an error; should
have been sl1. Holders generally are steady at
prices within our previous range
GRA1N-The offerings of Wheat were to-day COM
posed OF $40 bushels white and $3.50 bushels red;
demand moderate and prices ontinue steady; IN
cluded in the sales were $50 bushels medium wnite
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Carl Henson and the Convention.

c1.uR HoUsE sENTrMENTALITY-A'N NEW USE FOB
AN OLD Bu11DMa-ArpEARAEcE OF The DELE
aArEs--THE oRaAN1zAT1oN-aaEENN MOI
sruprprry-A SLAP AT TIE REPORTERS.
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ALL PENCILS ARE STAMPED:
@- "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL co. N. 7"
None genuine without the exact name of the
firm look to 1t. December IS
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PORT CALENDAR.

First Quarter, 1st hour. minutes, evening.
Full Moon sth hours, 27 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours, minutes, rorning.
New Moon, 29d, 9 hours IL minutes, morning
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RUTLEDGEsTREET. LINE.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KINasTREfT LINE

Leave Upper Termu'sls
at 8 AM, and ct inter-
walls Of twenty t20} min
utes till Three 49, O'Clock
P. n, when the inter val
ts every ten l10) minutes
till TOO p. n.
N.B.--An the trips are
NJ The last hip Of each
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Marine news.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston, January ;
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Leave Upper Tt-mfaus
ut 8 AM, and at inrer-
vsls Of every hffeen s16)
minutes TIL r. O'Clock M.,
when the interval is every
thirty $50, minutes till
Gas Pm.
N.B.-An the trips IRE
N. The last trip Of each
January %
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Leave the Lotrey Te,mi-
s.ts at $50 AM, and ut
intervals Of twenty i2O)
minutes Tin $50 PM,
when the intervals every
ten t10) minutes TIL 7.50
p. II. - - ..l;,-
, the Battery, untn 600 p.
ar to the old PoBtof flee.
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SOUTH oAHOLInAxRAILROAD..

OHARLEspoN, y. G., October 8, 1857.
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 8, 1857, THE PAS
" sENGER TRAINS ON the South Carolina Bail
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The New York Evening Post of Monday, January
20, says:
AS is indicated by the swelling tide of deposits and
lega-tenders In our city banks, the money market Is
increasing In ease. and tie tendency is 70 lover
rates. Call loans are 5a6, with exceptions at DIS.
counts are qui In consequence Of the small amount
of good paper making. Choice names pass at 61S
aSL.
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RUTLFDoE.sTREET LINE

Leave Losoer Tsrnis.ls
at 9.37 AM, and ut inter
walls Of every fifteen (l6)
minutes till 12.87TTP.M.,
when theinterval Ia every
thirty tS0) minutes till
7.S0 PM.
, the Battery, until 6.S7 P.
ar to the old Postofhce.
s. W. RAMSAY,
3ecretary and Treasurer.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The necessity Of due proportion Of iron in
the blood is we'll known to all medical men; when
it becomes reduced from any cause whatever, the
whole syaten suffers, the weakest part being 6rst
attacked, and l feeling Of languor, lassitude
and call goneness" pervades the system. The
remedy is simply 70 supply the bleed with the ne
cessarry quantity Il iron, This can be asn,e BY
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution q the prstonide fIres, which
is 50 prepared that assimilates at once with the
blood, giving strength, vigsr and new life to the
whole system
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioned by
deficiency Of IRON In THE BLOOD, without
restoring it to the system is like trying to repair
building when the foundation is gone.
An eminent divine says: ~ have heen using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time past; it gives
me new vigor, buoysncy Of spirits, elasticity Of
MUSCLE"
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures, and
recommendations from some of the most eminent
physicians cergymen and others, will be sent free
to any address. 70 r.
The genuine has "PEnvylAa Sraus b,ona on
J.P. DINsMoRE,
SO Dey street, New York
Sold BY all Druggists. may 20-4t
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MEDICAL.
nURELY VEGETABLE.
BURROWS


RELIA BE M E pIcINE E,
Fer the rapid and sfestual cure Of
Scrofula all Scrofulous Affections, Rheumatism,
Eruptions on the akin, Secondary Syphilis,
Glandular Swellings, Piles, General
Debility, Chronic Fever, and Ague,
Fistula Mercurial Diseases,
Ulcerous Affections, Erysipelas,
Scarf Fever, Chronic Diarrhea, Chronic
Coughs and Colds all Bronchial Affections,
Female diseases, Tumors, Boils. and all diseases
arising from an impure stats Of the system.
~ asummcr Redicine 1t stands PREPAYMENT
by its
POWERFUL YEr HARMLESS EFFECT.
II thoroughly PwJies tho Blood, tbs pre-.
renting many Diseases.
), This valuable preparation has been in existence
= NoRF THAN TWENTY YEARS.
Daring which time it has performed
EEMAnsKABllE CURES.
OF many years standing, and has also been found,
BY expe, fence, to be exceedingly beneficial in
Dyspepsia, Costiveress, Liver Complaint,
Affections Of the Lungs
aad IL tAs first stages ef - 81 -
coNsUMPTIoA.
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Tribute Of Respect.
M pYN NTYTYyrru

srAuxToN, VA, May 18th, 1868.
The sad intelligence reached the wesleyan
Female Institute late on Saturday evening, that
one Of its students, while short stay, at her
home in Harrisonburg had been called frsm earth.
therefore the FACULTY and STUDENTS met and
unanimously adopted the following preamble and
resolutions. - :
Whereas-It hath pleased the Supreme seser-
eign Of the Universe to remove from our midst,
our beloved pupil and schsolmats, MERRILI Yosr.
who by her untiring deyotion'to duty, her warm
loving nature endeared herself e ths hearts u
all therefore Do i, r.
ResoSred.-1st That as q school, we hereby ex-
pr1ss the highest regard for her worth in the So
cial circle, class re and church, and sincerely
lament'the loss we have experienced.
2nd That Nc give united testimony to her char
aeter rs i true christian, prompted by general
devotion t. Christ and His glory, and desire for
the eternal wsfarso others, she evincsd her sin
certify By word AND decd. - Religion was precious
to her seul and willingly ws1d she have taken the
world to the crsss, that all might know and love
n1H Saviour.
We believe our loss is her eternal gain, that
while we with bowed heads and sorrswing hearts
offer our tribute Of lsvs and respect she is at rest
free from pain, happy in the full glory Of true
christian reward.
~ rd That as q student, we accord no second
place to the dear departed Her intellect was Of
a high order; and she ranked with the best in the
recitation rbotna She allowed nothing to inter-
fsrs. with her school duties and often when her
health required 3 cessation of labor, her teach
er's expressed wish was necessary 70 induce her
to lay aside her books st;ii u
4th That we offer our most sincere sympathy
to her bereaved parents, sisters, brother, and
friends, and pray that God may; comfort their
hearts nov and at last re-units the severed links
Of the hsme circle in that land whore n6 sorrow,
no death 10 felt or feared. -
18Th That this Institute wear the badge Of
molfniaga until the expiration Of the present
sehs!sstis year. = SIS rs
9Th That these proceedings b publiahsd in
Stauatis snd,RsckinEhsln paPsrs snai s'eepy 30
cent te,hs 81 cte{ ea.hee. Iysss 49,, a.
len; - It's AL ft.d fs:hes!
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HARDWARE Ao.-see card Of Geo. ". Bartlett,
sN., Howard ST., in t.-dayfs issue. H. is an in
porter .ad dealer il Foreign and Domestic hard
vars1a fsot which implies that you can Do better
With hi. than spy ether house IN reach, and y
advis. our friends and the trade in Virginia and
the South, to give him = call
1t. Charley Christian, formerly Of the Provost
Guard Of the Army Of Northern Va, il , repre-
sentative Of this house, and il now making tour
Of the Valley. He will remain in staunten for
several days. and will be glad to give any iufor.
nation desired,
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CONFEDERATE DEAD'-We learn, from good AN
therity, that the bones Of many Confederate dead
removed 10 Gordsnsville from the surrounding
country, have been lying totally exposed, at the
Station, since last September. We are told that
the ladies Of the Memorial Association held q
fair sometime ago and obtained funds for the
purpose of having them buried, and that the
amsuntraise was put into the hands Of some
gentleman. Whether insufficient Or not, We do
not know, but think something ought to be done
with all that is left Of our dead heroes.
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nATcE THE THEE Mas Hstethebaby's
~ IMMACULATE poodle, abducted By ! most
ward and lots Of new JEWELRY's The finest as
sortment Of GOOD and cheap Jewelry;; can be be
found at a. Hirsh &C., old stand. We receive
new patterns every wesE and ye'always tho la
test thing out. For aFticles'Y recommend We
will glfs written guarantees and if the same prove
different, the money will DO refunded. We Just
received besides our nice stock aof Gold Jeys1ty.
! beautiful stock Of Coral, very cheap. Csn and
aPfiies2'ss. e g. Ffl1I RsHH eco.