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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

NUI1CE III tFIANTERS. "
WTE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH
w ON SHORT NOTICE, AND ON THE
VERY BEST TERMS, STANDARD AGRI-
CULTURAL, MPIEMENTTS, 2EAPERs,
MOWERS, THRESHERs. HORSE POW,
FINDINGS, WHEAT FANS, CORN
SHELTERS, STRAW CUTTERS, and keep
on hand many Of the above machines,
With BOLTING CLOTHS, SCREEN WIRE,
SAWS, &c. 3. .l7r 1fI
We are interested in, as well as familiar
with, the wants Of the people of our State,
and can warrant machines sold by us to be
the best adapted to this country, and will
make their orders early to prevent disap-
pointment. FISHER d LOWRANCE.
MaY7 -. --.l-
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ported on change; sales were to large extent, and
em oraced lots previously received and from store
We note On absence of choice samples: sales were
composed Of 265 bushels good white at So co.; 500do
far do ~ 81 l7o bushels mixed So 80; 100 bushels
prime red ~ 80; 1882 bushels good Go 50 s.; 450
bushels good pennsylvania SO 80; 100 do Sc rs.
Corn--Receipss hight; 226O bushels white and 2ooO
bushels yellow only reported; market active, par
tcarly for White With nrces sror ger: included in
the sales were 1850 bushels prime white at 81 Is;
1900 bushels good do 81 II; 1910 bushels, partly
mixed at 81 13; 800 bushels B. E. do 81 o.; Of yell
81 %; $50 bushels. from cars at 81 %. oats-GG0
bushels of red: sales about 100 Iushes. ID small
lots and at irregular prices, viz O. bushels west
ern at ssa90 cts; 400 bushels Maryland, light 92a97
cts, ali So lts We are pleased to observe tnat tae
sales or the past two days have been uniformly
at the well-established custom OF 50 lbs And hope
that both buyers ana seilers will hereafter stuck
bushels only were sold, at So 05; prime held higher.
Mo1AssEs-We report the sale OF CAB hhds, So ties
Cuba clayed cargo OF brig Kennedy, for boil
ing at 4e;zc, the highest price yet reached; STOCK
ve-y small.
PE1RoLEUM-Is dull no sales for export; quote re-
fined In bond nominal at 2Sc.
PRov1s1oNs-Thcre is o moderately improved loo-
bng demand orders for bacoa are better ana prices
steady at I4c for shoulders lG24 cts for rib SIDES
l7}sc for clear rib 2Oa22c for hams. For large iote
there is no inquiry, and prices remain nominal IS
before quoted, VIZ: Mess pork S29a2s co. oulk snoui
ders 13c; rib 154a15 cts; clear rib 16 cts, oil loose
Lard-Western 19a191Sc.
BuTTER-Yery little New York State arriving; last
sale Of prime was at 3Oc; market now tco low Tor re-
ceipts Of this description. We quoe good and cholce
Western yellow 25l2sc; fresh Gades 25a30c, as to
quality.
RECEIVE quote prime Carolina II 1Aa12c, and Ran.
goon 1calClc currency, scarce and firm; sales to-day
250a300 bags at lec.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS..

LONDON, May 2a-consols 96. Bonds 721sa72Al.
LIVERPOOL, May 2e.-Noon-cotton 1rmer, with
an advancing tendency. Sales 10000 bales; prices
urol.ered Bresdstutfs quiet. Corn Sss. Red whea:
12s..sd Lard quiet. Pork dull. :
Evening-Cotton frmer and higher upiands
1lka.; Orleans 1l,zd. Lard dull. Sugar 6rmer.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, May 2s-Noon-C shade high
er; niddling SOjsc. Tutpentine 1880 cts Rosin,
strained and good strained, sS 2Oa3 80. Gold Ss'!
Money firm. 4a6
Fyenipg-Cottop 1c better; sales 1900 bales at Sic.
Flour State, seas %; Southern 50 T0al4 Is. Wheat
closed fairly active and TO 2. better amber South
EN- 50 GO. Mixed Western corn 81 15 Oats s51sc.
Mess pork s28 l21zaes SIX. Lard quiet and heavy.
Sugar frmer. Turpen.ine 49a49Ec. Rosrn Sc l5a7.
Freights firm. Gold 391s Border State bonds
strong.
BALTIMORE, May 2s-cotton firm ct Sac Flour
dull wheat very dull; prime corn frm inferior dull
white 81 Hal l6 yellow 81 21a1 "a oats 9oas5; rye
s., mess pork quiet at 800 co. bacon quiet lard 19c
WILMINGTON May 2s.-Turpentins has declined,
and frm at 43. Rosins pale and lower grades most
in demand; black 81 go; strained 50 12; No. s2 20;
extra No j, 81 so; pale 81. Tar firm at So. Cotton
dull.
AUGUSTA, May 2s.-Cotton narke. closed firm.
Middhngs 2sNc. sales % bales. Receipts sS bales.
SAVANNAH, May os.-Cotton Arm and advanced,
but without buyers Middl'nes held at so1EaS1c.
Exports 27ss lales-o. which, coastwise 2o77 les;
to Liverpool 1It bales Stock 14s bales islands,
6l65 bales uplaDds
NOZZLE, May os-cotton closed Irregular; sales
$50 bales; mlddlings 2si2sHc. holders refusing to
sell at these quotations Receipts % bales.
New ORLEANS, May 2s-Cotton armer; middlings
2s1sc Sales 1s0c bales; receipts 20 balee. Sterling
SO, ,Sa55 New York sight exchange !. per cent. pre-.
MUM Cuba sugar. Nos. 10 and l3. 1274alSc; prime
Louisiana 15Aa153sc. Cuba mo!ssses nominaly 4s
a55c.
LOUISVILLE, May 2s.-superfne Aorr IS 75-e.
Corn s0c Lard lSHc. Mess pork s2s. Shoulders
l4c; clear sides Tx.
cNo1SsAr1, May 2s.-Mess pork sas. Shoulders
1SEc; clear sides tic.
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Port of Charleston, May 29-
IN The ROADS.
Schr Sunny Side (of New York; Ellis, Tampico-
10 days. Fustics, Hides, &c To the Master-bound
to NV York. The Sunny Side experienced sue.
main rigging part OF head gear anG j. short Of pre-
visions and water.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia.
Schr B Hnwkins. Wyatt, Boston.
Steamer City Point, adkins, Palatis, via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York. May &C.
Steamship Sala:ossa, Crowcn, New York, May &c.
schr G + Raymond, Higgins, Boston, May Is.
UP for thfs Port.
Schr Myrover, Hughes, at New York, May &c.
LIST OF SHiPPIN g.
In the Port of Charleston, May rs, 1865.
r1a,ELs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsr1So
WITHIN TEE STATE EXCEPTED
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwo, I'd, ut Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger Co.
sherman 9f3 tons, Henry OF Atlantic wharf, Tor New
Orleins, repairing-J Enslow & Co.
Key West, G1s tons, Rudolf NJ Accommodation wharf,
from New York, repairing-J Enslow & Co.
SHIPS.
SedberGh (Br), 614 tons, knea.e at 3tan::c wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-Patterson & Stock.
Richard the Third, 808 tons, Scott, at Brown Cos
wharf for Liverpool. loadins-Naster.
Amelia, GSs TONS Conner, at venbing's wharf for
Liverpool, loading-J Welsman.
BARKS.
Annie K,mbau, 1872 tons, Lincoln, at Brown ( Cos
wharf for Liverpool. loading-street Bros Co.
BRIGS.
Times tBrl, I69 tons, Morgan in the Roads, from
Cardenas, waiting-J A Enslow Co.
SCHOONERS.
James Crooker, 1O2 tons, Small at Central wharf,
from Fall River. reparipg-HF Baker Co.,
Charles Comery, 15o tons, Kuhn, in Ashley River,
for Boston. loadinS-Risloy Creighton
LAURA Bridgman. $50 tons Hart in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, locding-Risley Creighton.
Amelia G Ireland, 2S5 tone, Townsend, at Accommo-
dauon wharf, for sa.illa, Geo, ready Master.
Ella Howell iBr), 7S tons, Roberts, at u ion wharf,
from Bahlmas. dscharging-P Eslerd.
Jessie W Knightuel tons, Plum. at .vapnah wharf,
f''r Philadelphia. lcadlps-H 3 'ker & 60.
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Commercial.
The CHARLESTON money Market.

THURSDAY, May Is. 1868
The general tone Of .he market is dull, with very
little Offering, but most securities show en- advance
;re1 li weeks rates: The average rise IS as fol-
lows: State bills 2,s; South Carolina Railroad snares
/; 90. per cent bonds 9; old State bonds 2; new
State bonds g. State stock 8; First National and Peo
ple's National q City Railway x; City Of Savannah
bonds .; Memphis and Charleston stock ., and
bonds q
Charleston city stock was affected by the changes
in the city government but, with the exception Of
lot Of $780, which WIS picked up at s5 has been
solo lower than SO. There are buyersin the mar
and no large amount Of the stock is oo..zr.ng.
Money is easy. The bank rate isl per cent, but
loans have b:el made by outside parties a: PEI
cent. ner annllfn
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 2e.-CoFFEE-Wet today note
slightly improved inquiry, though buyers show but
little disposition to meet sellers; sale Of I26 bags
Rio reported at 17c, gold.
CorroN-The market was again very dull day
We only hear Of small lot good ordinary at Csc !;
mlddhng held nominally at 3Oc.
FLoUR-ih he market continues heavy, very little
inquiry either tor excor or local trade and prices
particularly ior spring wheat brands, favor buyers
We note the shipment Of GOO bbls Northwestern extra
TO Boston.
GRAr,s-Rc epts Of wheat were quite nominal to.
dsT, only 200 bushels white an 760 hasbe!s rcd re
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New York Market.


The New York Journal of Commerce, Of Tues
day, May 26, says
There is no change in the general features Of the
the last few DAYS. Capital is abundant at 4a5 Pc;
cent for call loans upon improved collaterals and
the best ercia paper is readily negotiated at
per cent per annum discount.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, May 25-BREApsTUFrs. mar.
ket for state and Western -four isquiet and prices
are not so firm. The sales are 6seO bbls at IS Is
as: for super6ne State; SO 20a9 GO for common
extra State; So 65as Is Tor good to choice do;
50 s5a1O 80 for fancy do; So 25ao for super:
80 10 for extra do; So 75al0 50 for choice extra
do, including shipping brands Of round hoop Ohio
SO 5al0 l5 and trade brands Of do at STU 50
good to cho'ce white wheat extras sl1 6Sa1S;
St Louis al s11a12 Is for common to fair extra, and
sl2 Scale 50 for good to choi e. closing quiet we
quote: Supernne State, So 25a9; extra State. 50 2o
rs; super Western, ss 25ae; extra Western, ss
25a9 10; extra Ohio round hoop 50 1910 Is; do
Louis, s1lsl6 80.
sourhEnN FLouR-Is in fair demand Prices are
not quotsbly different though rather weak. We no
ce aes af ESQ bol at 90 sOslo 90 ioT fair extra and
Sl1 ala 20 for sc cd to choice do
CALIFORNIA FLoURAThe market is quite. actice
and prices ar. shade easicr. The sales are 145O
sacks at sl1 25alS 75.
CoRN-The market opencd 1i,te stronger and
closed quietly at about former figures. We notice
sales OF 4l OUO bushels at 81 Osa1 II for West
mixed afoat closing o: 81 09a1 10, and 81 IL for
Southern yellow. -.
OA1s-Are in good demard with prices ruling to
1Sc higher. Sales were made OF y, COO bushels
Western al. SIC in store, and S151sasSc afoat
.CoFFEE.-The market is quiet, but prices remain
without quotable charge. Ne do not learn OF any
gales Of moment
CorroS-1hc msrket is dull, heavy and nominal.
There is more disposition manifested to sell small
lots OF the low grade and few Of the holt ers OF
lines are nskng Tor bids which, with an uninproved
demand, weakens prices Even running midding
cotton Is scarce and Is held at relatively higher
figure than the other kinds The Gales foot up 326
bales including "a to spinners, 20 10 SPECTATORS
ard 23l TO exporters. We quote;
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The undersigned, iessees OF thls oio ala WELL
known
WATERING PLACE,
announce that lencourag.d by the liberal PATRONAGE
received last season. the have largely added to their
accommodations in comfort and in appearance. and
are prepared to entertain FIFTEEN HUNDRED
GUESTS.
The Bathing accommodations are IN fine order
Hot and Warm sulphur Baths. 60 cninenily efica-
cious in many cases, are at the command OF visitors
at oil hours.
In addition to other anusements, they Lave pro,
vided new and elegant BOWLING ALLEY and
BILLIARD ROOM conveniently located.
Professor ROSENBERGER'S celebrated FULL
BRASS DAND has been engaged for the season.
good Livery Stable will ;e lept on the premises.
The completion OF the Virginia Central Railroad to
Coyinrton leaves only twenty miles OF staging.
through beautiful mountain country over we'
graded turnpike. ,.,,....
Terms: Three dollars per day, and eighty dola's
per month. Chi dren under ten years OF age aid
colored servants half price. White servants accord
;nn 10 accommodations. PEYTON & CO..
Mayo 1"o
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MisffuanfouS.


NUsISES, CARROLL q co.
PREsERvERs, PIcKLERs, OYSTER PACKERS, &C.. {.
No. is Light-street, Baltimore,
Joint Proprietcrs and Sole Agents for
BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK,
Prepared by the Baltimore Condensed Milk Company
April % 6moe
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tNichoils, J d
tNchaIs, q a.
56lf,rsrEI NJ

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3NicnoHs, J q
stNchMlr, q A
j6kesrsJ NJ
Oliver, ,hchesan'
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lollard, William
Palmer, CspB
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Sellers, j P
iSnire, james E
lSower, Moses S
lS.owel, John
stevens, WmH
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fStonnick, ] S B
Stevens. Henry
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woMENs' LIST

IGager, Miss G A Monroe, eau
| Gadsden, Mrs D!Muuans, Mrs
|Gadsden, Miss FL Mulhgan, ID
Gervais, Mary " VIM
Gelzer, Mrs Dr. T Murray, Mrs
L Mack, Betty
Gibbs, Sarah Mackey, Ellie
|Gibhs, Miss Hat. Macka:, Salli
de n McKeiver, n
|Gil's, Fsnney Danl
Glover, Mira g e McManus, /
| Goodrich, Miss CINorthrope, ]
Granger. : Mary Nelson, i Mrs
A Polite. Mrs I
!Guaten, Mics Parker, Mary
Green, Mtss E Page, Mrs E
Hsppoldt, Mrs Patterson, NJ!
VIM ~ I NJ
|HaYiland, Laura Page, Mrs
lis - - 81, Phelps. Mart
harris, Miss s | Porter, Mrs
Harvey, Mise q: lQuinan. Mrs
Harris, Miss L Rebbmann, !
Heidenrich, Enns-fR Rned Gelfas
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eadrly. E7ieuy | Rones Miss
IHewett, Ha8ar Roach, Dian
Hewiot, Mrs B q Robinson, 81
+HfIbrun, Eliza Rouse, Miss
|Horatio,M AIRS + Robertson,
|Hoflbeck, Laura @
K II Hfsss.i .s. Saltus, Miss
Howard, Miss Islanders, Mr.
|, E Schubert, Al
| Holm 8, Dora lSerkendorf,
Hughes, Mrs o El N
howard, Miss A ISebrooks, Sa
Hurden, Mrs Sealy, Miss A
Hunt, Mrs Jas Scheper, Mrs
Holmes, Mary Shuler, Mrs
holmes, MaryS singleton, NJ,
Holmes, Nancy ISlarick, Airs ,
Holmes, Misl MlSpencer. Gait
johnson. Rebec-Ist ea., Julia
!. ca Spohr, Mrs E
Jenkings, Mrs HlSteckel, Mrs
Jenkins Mrs Mlsteyers. Mrs.
3 jSpsres, Julia
daurnout, Miss tSiares Julia
B .A surat, Mrs T
Josey, jane c swinton, Al''
James, MrsJ , Smith, Mrs 4
Jamison, Mary Smith, Mrs Z
Jackson, Mary Suith, Miss
Kulinski, Mrs J Smalis, Bey
knights, Mrs E ,tsimms, Mary
Keckey, Mary j Taylor, Mrs
Kentee, Mrs III Terrelle, Ann
Kelly, Sophia Thomson, MI
Lane, Anna Tarnepsi1r, L
Lautsnce, Miss Warren. Mrs
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Lesesne, Mrs, 81 Weissenger, D
II DC %--
Legare, Mrs MI yelling. Miss
Lune, Ann Welch, Mary
Lindsey. Mrs E White, Mrs J
Lnby. julia - Williamson,
Lee, Sarah Jane Egg
Marsley, Mrs 81 Winbush, BE
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New. Mrs 3 Wood. Mrs n
Mildri Martha Wilson, Mrs {
Morgan, Mrs G Wilson, Mrs j
Montgomery, Williams, Mif
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ITaE GREENVILLE MOUNTAINEER
| SPUB LIshED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 6G
at per year, in advance. Advertisements inserted
IIsn,I rates g. e ELFORp.
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B Bo0A
P RI N N G..
TIE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS his FRIENDS
and the Public that he has large assortment oil
NEW TYPE, MACHINERY, and q fine stock Of
CARDS, PAPER, &c, direct from manufacturers,
and will execute all orders for
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
in neat manner, and OF GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES
Having large fonts OF type. will contract for the
publication Of Weekly or Monthly on liberal terms.
Orders for BooKBfNDING promptly attended to
at low rates, if lclt at No. 80 EAYNE-STREET.
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MI.
Blottlor, Sherlori
Blarne, Miss NJ,
Blsziey, Mary j.
; Bolles, Kate Eva
Bolan,S Sarah
Burns, Martha
Broughton SUI
sen B /.
Brothers, jane
!. Butlar. a My~s
'gBreil Ann; ! !
sBrcun, Mrs g.
Brown, Matfh-
B OWL, Mrs G. "
Brown, Susan
Cannon, Mrs ca
Casey, Mrs VIM
Cain, Miss
Carsten, Ada P
Chase, Julian 3
eh1tman, : Rebec-
CLARK, Mrs q
-sCorneh hub, E1isar
beth s.gss5.sss
Crozeey, Annie
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Ghisolu1, MrsO
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PORT CALENDAR.


RARELoNA-Pers spanish bark camilla-1o2o bb,s
Roain. 80 hhls spirirst Iurpentine, 1900 feet
80 Lumber. =; ssl-s,,i~
{ \ - DOMESTIC.
sBoSTON-Per scr N Hawkins-l4S bales Rags,
Paper, &c, HI pigs Metal, 20 bales Waste l49
Hides. 10 pkgs Furniture, l6 boxes Mdze 491
bhls Naval Stores, III bales Cotton, lotof loose
= 1rm. ~ -e
SNKW YOkK-per steamship Charles :on--57a bales
4 Cotton, 556 bbls Rosin, 50 teyces Rice, SO bales
Domeslics, 70 packages Wheat, 15 packages
Peas. I66 empty Barrels. 7s bags Cotton Seed, so
bundles Paper. 40s bbls Poaatoes, AIS crates
Vegetables, 10 boxes Sundr1es. -. Per steam
Bhip Sara2ossa-27 bales Cotton, 172 uerces Rice.
2I9 casks Ol,y, 10 packages Mdze. 81 bb.s Guano,
81 cases Wine. sI69 cr1tes Vegetables, 216 bbls
Potatoes a. empty Barrels, IS, 600 feet Lumber.
Per steamship Manhattan-186 bales Cot
ton, 60 bales Yarn, 48 Ale Barrels, 322 bbls
Roein 878 bbls Potatoes, $50 crates Vegetables,
1912 bags Phosphates 81 bags Cotton Seed, 50
packages Sundries. 80.
PHiLsDELPHA-Pers steamship Prolnetnens-4OV
tons Ashley River Phosphate.
BALTIMOKE-ger steamship Maryand-I tcs OF
Rics B3S bales cotton s6 casks Clay, 200 cypress
Ties Sc8 bushels Wheat, 500 sbush5 Rough Rice,
bales Rags, IT casks Iron, Sc tons Phosphate,
So ba,psf Hiies fvfest Flooring Boarus, sos
bags and a bpls Grano, S75 pkgs Potatoes, yege-
!. tables and Sun1ries.
GEoRGEToWN-per schrr seahe F Burges+1600
bQahels Corn, 100 packages Mdze.
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Adams, John
Addiscn EiB
6. (col'dl
SAiken EdWd
lcol'dl
Ahern. John 81
Allen, Czpt Dan
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Bal ing, E q
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Bfafstord, Fran.
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Brady, p 80
Brown, W = &
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Brown. Israel g
Bun, DR. dentist.
Burtony William
Casey. William
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Carrian, N G.
Cannon, Rev w
Carol. James
Gsrcsphely,- Geo
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mrlr<rxxh oN Non
01fks Eholnpsop
Cordes, Gta;rRe
CH dral, Ja6-r
Cook, r W
Cooper; 0lcott&
Covert. Dublin z
tcoPdl
Cram. Arthur s.
: Gryer. Simon
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THE DAILY NEWS.
OFFICIAL

- OFFICIAlc
LIST OF LETTERS rennaiainS in the Postoffce at
Charleston, for the sesk ending NAY. es, 1868,
and printed officially IN THE. DAILY News, as the
,tswspspe1 having the largest circulation in tie City
of Charleston:
aSPersons calling for Letters Advertised should
state that they are Advertised"
~ Office hours from sA NJ. to sp. NJ On Sun
days, from to s P. N.
STANLEY G. 1RoTT. Postmaster.
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matfr:ng platfs.

~ REENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRIN NGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, ". "a.
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Addison, Miss {
L
Add con, Hrs j
Adams, MS NJ
Andrews, Miss E
A4ans.trons, Ma.
~ J u-a
Bahntge, Mrs c
Bailey, jane u
Becoat, Miss NJ
Baker, Mrs Hen.
yH
Bake' ANN
BanpHeld. Sarah
A.
Bagsanzis, N
e. 500
Begley, Mary -
Bunes, Mary
sBicsise. n Ann:
Bird. Mrs q 8
Black1nan, Ms
VT I ~.
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NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
II l46 bales from Mobile ..... bales from Charles
ton 1911 tales Sea Island and $50 bales Upland and
from Savannah 4977 Sea leland ard 727 bales Upland
Cotton-he quantities received OF those ports from
Florida, II obile, Texas and Savannah.
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Marine news.

Port of Charleston. May go
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11Es5sss s1sIsT.

;aNosaisr. .Mlss twna.ms, Miss
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Exports Of Rice, Naval Stores and L -tm'
her from, the Port OF Charleston. 1=om
September i, 1867, to May rs, 1865
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people on that question alone. Shall the
present Government continue, with the wheels
peacefully revolving in legal channels, or shall
we have the picture so graphically described
by Mr.. Blair, the army tramping on the
Governments, With the bayonets ''dispersng'
the ''carpet- baggers," viz.:-Northern and all
loyal Southern men, and the "white man."
viz.:-Rebels once more starting q Govern
ment over which thsy alone shall have
voice: prescription to the loyalists, white and
black, the election of Rebels unrepentant and
arrogant Mr.. Blair has made that the issue
for himself the Convention has adopted it as
their issue, and on that line will the battle be
fought. We leave it to the people of the land
whether Grant and Colfax, or Seymour and
Blair shall be the nations leaders.
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LET Us HAVE PEACE.-This phrase of General
Grants has been much quoted as the welcone
expression of the feeling of the people by one
of its leaders. The words have additional
force as coming from great soldier. We are
apt to forget the fact that war is the trade of
the warrior; that in peace his occupation is
gone, and repulsive as it must be to face such
thought, the soldier must needs wish for war
as the only field wherein he can win fame and
fortune.
General Grant has led to victory the largest
armies that the world has ever seen; it is as a
warrior that he has achieved his fame; and
yet he is so true to the interests of the nation
that he forgets his mere personal aim, and
temperately and wisely urges that policy which
will make war impossible in the future.