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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26
APPROXIMATION

APPROPRIATION
or THE EXPENSES OF THE PARISH
OF sr. JAMES g THE YEAR END
ING 3lsr DECEMBER, 1860:
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26

tv- une Agcnce Gen6rsle pour faclat ct la
vpntc de prophecies %manquait en- nos paroisses.
NJ. +. REYNAuD, NotaiEe a Dona!lsonViile, ct
cnnn, dc no,is toHs pour son intelligence, son acti-
VIE ct son experience, Went de conil!rg Ia lacune.
Felicit0nS-nvlS en-.
y@Nous ~appelons lattention les lctcurs sur
Iavis de NJ. j. Rome.
NJ. j. Rome arrive de la Nouvelle- Orleans avec
lin assortment comp,et de lnalchanlses.
G'est bon. ct bon mayclic.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26
Jtii.r ReH"aua
GlG2441 lI21GC
General Land and Business Agent

DONALbSDNN!LLE. Ascension pati>a, La.
WI give .peciai attention to the buying and selling
OF Suaat plantations and nthsr Lands.
Particular attention viii be paid to buyiny and
srlbn. Sugar Piahta,ions and other Lands ia tbs
and the neishbotins Parishes,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26
}. SCI AN C

To create a Board Of Registration to s%uperin-
tend the registration of the qualified cleo
tors of this Stale.
SECTION /. Be ii enacted by the Senate
and HOUSE II t hs==e=eesseHHttatiive of The Slate Of
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26

c,ro,er s2j0Oo
Ferry Tor crossing ]uro $ :0oo
Justices Of The Peace Criminal m.ttersl $1,000
Co,st,hles do 5000
J,l,r (kee,i.r prisoners ii jaiD 1000 90
Parish Irpasuref 10000
Parish Collector G1UG0
Juror. District Court 60n00
Gletli District Court Criminal 'nattcrs) 600
Clerk Parish Court 10 I0u0 %
Sheriff do lCH.Vo
Commissioners Of Election 100 40
Members Of the Police Jury a1ONo
Secretary do DO t3lUt
Printer 32M0D
Witnesses in criminal mat.ers 2JlUJ
Ferry for crossing witnesses, criminal eases. 1900
Recorder, for e~xtgndSns Taxes Oh Tab!eau 5DOl
To nav outstanding claims 10000
$3.50 90
LlyAgN GorRGEols,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26

Office Of the Deputy Collector
of Internal Revenue
Flfs: District, State Of Louisiana
ST.. JAMES Parish, Dec. 10Th, 1868.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26

m -- - @O.DcU VU
LlvAlN BOURGEOIS,
Parish Treasurer.
Parish OF St. James, Pad December, ls6s.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26

Appointing a joint committee 10 investigate
the actions Of The First and Second Drain
age Commissioners.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26

Succession Of The late Thtogdac Bourgeois
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06
DIxfeld.

our correspondent, gives farthcr rariic.
uii'' oi the burning Of tic Woolrn Mil.
in that village
The fire ~, fret discovered about nine
O'Clock. sabbath morning just a, the people
urro preparing Tor church The fire broke
on; in 'hc spin room. IN which ;hrr- had
been bot iirc all night. KEEP, by The watch
man. The Ger 10 supposed 60 has. taken
from the stow. whivh 80. IN somewhat OF a
di'zPi''ate,l state. The mill hsI bern vrvc,.
ol Ahoai io,'y year. ani ihv door were
perfectly saturated with oil and grrs,s |
have wi,nessrl great macy 6rvs DO; |
never sas any ore ~hich gave sneh intense
heat compsr, j with ihr slzc IL vas ~Eh
great a. r, IONS on the past OF the people.
and esp~eisily rb, Isdivs al ih,s pisrr. that
''~ .---ro u'.'l,ng hu'l ',ug. -vrv -ssv,l
| sas stuck ~nh sduiraiion Al ih~ noble
daring o, Young man b, The name Of Frank
stanl',. Who stood upon the root OF Dr. Il
W Tinglry'. house s,isr all had given It
up q. lot and hy his nobiv rsvrti1n, savr-i
'b~ bgiId,ng H. remind. d nc 81 Ibs boy
who st.od on the burning deck -hrncc
al bot h,m had fstl - aho of o,h-rs Who
~vrr Periv'i ,'tarser, 10 an Who deserve
a. mnvh pispc A. him,.n \ large part Of
tie Euo'!s wcrv avid. but understand
ahnut four iboasani dol as ~orth ~rrr con.
'uur' u No usashs-u-ry 80. sav,d. -Irrp,
one st 81 ards ! ut,feri isnd another
MIL vii bv ere ci'd in iho ,p,Ing great
d~A larger than the one burnt
URsERvta
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06
Norway Item o.

The Social Entertainments Z ven hv tie
ongregAiionhsI Sabbath S.-hool. Of Nor.
~ss. on Thursday and FRIDAY rv-pinr. q,
Last seek at the charvh, ~crv OF high or.
der, and gave great saii.lasiiao. W. an
derstand that over hundred dollars were
realsr-d lor the hcuca, of the Library
We had the plrs,ur, OF Witnessing tho
Fi"laN evening" performance
Tbrrc was mu.'h taste displayed ~ the
Young ladirs. in tn ir costumes and pN,'.
The reriirIious AMI ,iuriug were excellent,
The Pi'vr, Of hirh moral tone. and every
thing h'shl, rrr,lirab'- TO all convened,
The sN-rvises wvrr. a lie, lsuarioa. Bar.
haria fir,rhie, hy rr-ld, Charl,.s. h,au.
titnl r"prs s.,ta,ion Of '.ihe Summer Quccn
sni Frost Ming. wbcre the children were
s-cr'iv and appropriately dressed the
Tahl~su. Evening" rr yer. very fine; the
l-'Ny Of l.. h, seven ii,tic girI-. dressed in
p'aids, all telling whsi I would do. D,.cIs-
nation. Pa'rhasius. admirably rendered .by
Burr,hAm. Thcn. one OF the most enter
,ain'ng pirc.-s. Charming Tiliy sung in
character. D, Katy D,-nui on. ,lr,,.. 4 q, an
old Ia IL, and Fr-,ld, Charles. Th-ir aui
'ui'. and It, les ~srr ;akimg. The Soup
tors triumph was an elaborate piecr. in
whi'h fine ,irylsus.ri,u snd b..auiiiui cos
TUNES sbound~i Thrn recitation. by
Fanny Small, No Trsr. in IIeav.n.~ anil
last. an excellent drama 'Onrr Upon
Tins. = N tup 49,. IN ubf,.h sh.-.s 49,.
- vrrai d'a trp, character. veil sustained
Ti'os' Of chuS. by ihc Younger BarnhAm.
and the oil man. by Mr. Rogers. were all
mirahly done
Rev. Mr. Mr'ry invoked the div;ns Bles-
s'ug 10, fore the entertainments coumenc,d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06
The Storm OF the Season.

On Monday morning. 20 commenced snow
'rg here. a high and cold sind prevailing
aud continued into "wednesday. The la,re.,
qnan'i'y o. snow falling. Tor 10 season -
Toe storm prevailed with ilr same severity
throughout he STATE On W,In..,la, th,.
sun came out. bot the wind va. cold and
drifiej the snow badly
Osing 20 The condition Of rosd. ,b,
Quarierly Meeting which ~As 10 meet With
the Baptist Church here, did 10, take psc-
and probabl, the y orth QDatt,rlJ meeting
AZ Bryant's Pond. vas not held
The Rail oals b. oughoui ihe State hsve
been block 4 and the mail. detained ,lo,.i
a. they "rrr by The great snow storm CD
Jarnay g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

rV-Proroedings for Impeachment o. The
Pr~,ri~nt. in'tsal % cr,sun, a psnir 10
fhe gold mtrkei. 'e1i 10 quiet 10. NJ gold
lili- The truth Apdr,w Johnson o. knO~n
70 vs. the great disq1i,.ier and dis'mbrr 81
he p~sr-. ani ~bcn there " prospect
b. being ou, u th- way, things assume
settled condition sod confidence is restored
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

if'othcer c M. WoRNErL. Of Bethel
srirs'ed Oh Tuesday. ~ thai low. Wig,,,
burton. OF Brighton. VI. charged With steal.
ing Horse. Sleigh and Robes from, 4 N
Holman Of Brighton. or The 22d ofFeb
q description OF the man was sent to Mr.
- which enabled bin 20 find lin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06
Fire in Stoneham.
OBSERVER

The house. bsrn ana out building. Of
Living h. Lane. Of SIopchan wrr- barn,
on tbs night of Feb 18th. AIR Lane Va,
a~hy irum hosnr az lhe i,me Mrs |. "a,
asAS"ovi by 10" noi-c made l., COW
and rults IN the barn. thinking rbr COW hal
got loose. and might injIrv The colts. she
sPrang out OF bed, aud saw that the shed
connecting tnv house snh barn va, on firv
She -ttha boy u or u year, old. rhr only
inmates. ran to gi,c barn 4ai got out The
cox atI colts and sent back TO the bos,y
20 Try aud ave soruv,hing from that. bot
ilr IRE bal nil~ such prosr,s. that ,b.,
were driven oct without saving anythin-.
not even clothing. except the nighl clothe,
they had or. All their furniture and
farming tools wsT~ burnt; Iu.urrd IN The
Coniincnisi Ins Go
IL va undoubtedly the work % an in
crniisry. A. there Was no FIRE ia that part
~ tie building. sod none Of 'he famil, hal
been there ~ lights during ih- evening
The community should make strenuous
rScrio1s 90 detect and bring fhr ~ .nier
10 justice the safety Of lie i p,ote
;mf~rsiivrly demands IL Every PER.
son's h'e - ~ danger. ~hiie such ni.cre.
ants arc az large ANY one. Who could
thus FIRE dwelling. ~ the night time. While
he inmates are unsu.pici a. Of danger.
would br glil,S 81 any crime whi-h his evil
prnp""st'e. might prompt hiin 20 commit.
li .. quite tame that ptou'yi measures b.
taken. 90 stop. i po'.ible. this rpii~fD,c
inecudiaSism. !, i' taxing heavily ali hos.
WHO i"surr their buildings. 90 paw these
Losses. Eyery person o~ning property
liable t. 'oeh los, should make strong
rf'ort 90 put stop 20 II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

Ffny ~ Wgsr Pans o. Srnrdty A..
isrnoon lat. ah,uf past o'-lork. a
IRE br"sc ou' 'n one Of ihe wool .hvds 81
the 6 I Il Depot. 81 Wet Psfi.. - ich
threatened The village ], was intensely
co =. high an prevailing Over thou,
sni cords Of Manufactured wood wrie in
the sheds liable To- bc baforI : di-pstrh
"a sent 60 S51ib Pare. ani soon tho T..
r'hr STEAMER sith ~ Or % men went upon
platform rar having pretty -,M ,ile.
To- rru.irre valuable ui. aaI rr. fr.
49, ,NtI"lui.h.d after -pasga,iaz ahout
90 ,uf:, 90 ..-' 8. ua.f'. belonging. 10 the
E4.rosi W. Joseph Daubtr. l,.t shout
to cords. ~li.h bed n5 been treasured
The West rsns people rvsJsr their
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

rFMr. Geo = Hammond Ia. pur,l,,,,l
= bonse a. uInlur.l Point. AMI will remove
has ftm'ly soon. H. Ia, bop.lf rbr stsrc
line hei"e~n 49, ant. Dad. Anl1ycs anI
D'Shr.1. AMI IS nos rlunip. o. VI, John
p. Wright. who has been oo the irv ~
s''opI - yraf' recently .oI !, TO Nlr Juhu
Wooimln. Of ihis to~p-bu, h-. being ~
a Speculative nature. after rnnpin. ~ week.
sold for bpnu. Of Sl5Jto VI II It's
considered COOL properly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

y Post of The Gtsud Army 81 The
+ public IS to be ''ar'ed az souh Psr,
soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

fAn's ~ TuE WAN oF ruE U~IoN Ia
the elaborate rrpoi, of the Srlcctmcu, I'll,
!"sr' sd Ice ioan.l valuable rvcorJ al m.
s"''.r'' OF The 'o"n. carefully prepared by
Mr. Maxim. chairman Of The Board.
E.,b inhahirAui of the town, ha, been n,
vii he urpi,be'i With copy. sni w. en-
join upon them. TO preserve Z, carefully,
A. It '' rreor'i worth preserving
The report % The ). ;. Committee Ia,
the merit OF being out--pokcn II she's.
ind-P~nd'nre on III" part OF the COMMITTEE.
and NC should ja'lsc Is iair AID candid ~
view Oft schools CCr tho ycsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

- rhr Nnpirn- "a nrll C,a,'. N.rrb
I.rm sil t. commence. n..vi rl...I,, e
n ih.rc ~. np Corr in j. rru.l,rr. 70 f..
r-"hshIe I've 'crn will hc three week. I'm
irrg'h Il Is expected ,bat Judge Bar.
rows -iIl preside
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

rV-Thg AnIrosc1 :gin lie all q, Ne
cham; Fails tho, lllt,crinsly alluf-. to tho
if"'are Of Mr GcU J. No-c At inst PA r.
'T'c lecturer spoke suh1ut nolSs. va,
pr"mP' and hl"a, a. hs drlivrr, AMI
shos"t h'm.'-if mi-i-r 81 ~. .obi-.t. The
descriptions we're vis,i mt pre- -, aad h.,
'i'u'ira''ons rvnarAshly apt Abosrihc-.
~ have not often listened TO icsta-y st
once fnpr'' interesting aad in.truutiy~.r
Mr. NOs- delivered ~ sdlir.. rn Fl
das Err before the County EinrAiroual
As'ociatioo. on IS, n.ncv. a. branch OF
study. lbs siews ~vru en,lorsvi generally
by ilc Soe,-Iy
Nj. Vcsa also lrcturrI before the Andre
'eoss'n Ns'ural Il Story Society la, week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

thsnk'in their s.. Pari, friend. Zoe .a,.f
valuable ahi
While the Engine wss gone. 6rr Va,
discovered Ia the 50 Ps,n Depot. ba, il
was cs;inguish-d before much damage had
be-n done.
Ii {" suproscd the fire originated by
sparks from he lt'lr Engine used to pump
water atthe Enginc House Thr,- ronsinc
ch'ers were gwen TOR the South Pari.
h"ginr Co. wh n the, len Tor home B
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06
llENRY Z FAHHow
Atlanta Feb. 3. 1865

4 HrHaroH TtmoR>y Your note IN,
been received. ani called ., the time AaI
place. bot you Sas not ~ SIR. your ar,l.l.
Published n the Daiiy OD,a,aa. chargia.
'"o With having taken pat in your r,u.u..
- n fo'a i'e from the beginning 10 the emil
lo1r Appointments 20 meet iu tbe public
streets Of a city. j. evidence Of your
iesP'c'ble eowhr'iicr. hereby charge you
"Hh being = co'eayd and har. and eavc
'ou With such ss,if41ioa % yoa desire.
communications addressed 20 II - ~
Dow'ii vii receive prompt attention
National Hotel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

~ - USE -. y COMMITTEE.
Voted Th I school Districts. cboo.,
their Agents
Hfeh~oy Storyeys John Steven. AL.
Ten Crook't Leandcr Swan. WIN Mooney
hSapb n Jhckson. Stephen II, harrison
Lo'hcr 2 winslow, Horace Raw.or w,n
u Porter. Tboua. Briggs. Joseph pepl.,
Joh" u. Briggs Jor Atber Clark. / y
Swan. Adna G. Cu.hman. n. G. Bu,,,,,
&C Banleft. John Barrow. Cbarie. n
clifford. Geo. " C1rland. WIN r p,
sIns. Geo w Cole. r. r. L,pdcr David
" R'pl'y. Gilbert Abbor. Daniel S.,n
Z " Chase. Phirea- Libby. y. J. Cu.b
msn Charles l. Elder. LORENZO u 10,
NY samuel Dammon. 6 mon II Eli. {
har ow Edwin Srenrns. Al,x 5 Thav.
sr' Ch"|e' Woodbury., Lorenzo d. Dean.
% /" AHen. 81 c Laphsm. EIerriek o
iuel. hingman G utcb.n
1o"sy Raise'i. voted 10 raise rho ,oo,
''s "a" requires Tor support Of SHOOT.
la'oui) S1lzl for suppou Of p, go
io'o eAs'ges, 5000; t.. NEE, the t..
eo' ''VV Tor roads sad Bridges Ia +.
laid 20 labor. 900 DO. IN cash ,o,o
hos, John Back. Coilvete, ~ r..
and Constable.
voted to allow a di'eOun, OF 8 per cen,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

BL,xINo STAB I.oDGr. % 7. * A. Ma
soSs. Of Ei,t k.mior,l. performed the ina
sonic burial sor,i. over the remains OF
Capt & { Riehara-oa. on SuHday last
Capt. RchAri'on va, member oi Blazing
Lodge Macon, IRON Jrff.r.oa aud Both
81 Lodges assisted IN tho .-rvrv. The day
~As very cold. yet ibc meeting hou,e ~.
rro~ivd by sympa'hiring congregation
OF Ihe Cspiains Irisn,is.
Series OF srHi aouihly L,crums have
b~rn hrlJ a, Eat Rnmforl uheh draw
ero-''vd holsc'. the lA'lt.s furnishing IA.
per rcpl-,e With isc'. iap And sentiment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

on all taxes paid on or before September
goth. and two per cent. II paid on or before
November 25th. and charge interest on all
unpaid taxes after that date " I'll paid
Voted to divide School District No. 6.
and form two districts the wesi part r-tain-
ing III. old name; IN. new district being
No 10.
Voted. 20 sea OF Nshsn Morse, from
Dis. No. a.. to No. ~.
Voted. to allow Benjamin Dow. to draw
bis part OF the school money, and exrcnd
the same in Woodstock.
Voted, 10 authorize the Sclectmsn to hire
sufficient sum OF money. to meet the de.
maids when needed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

inS TOR than. anles. taste Ia, been a lsrco
return irom Cr4,Abs. OF Dcn Who hastily
left ie- ,cars ago. 80 seek employment
DE,TH oT Ev Gov. DAxs Advice. fron,
sou'h America rcccivr,i yesterday. say, the
fortlahd PrSs. anaounrr the ,l-aih Of Hon
John W. Dana. near Rosario. ~hi.h occur-
r'l Oh The 22J Of December Gov Dan,
~as native OF Ffy-l'Hrg. An.l va C;o,rror
Of tia. State from 1919 20 1850 10 1861
be va, the D~mo,raIic can,l,.ar. iot the
othce. bot iaiIcd 10 obtain MAJORITY oi,ho
Drmocra'S votes ssbs-qpvnIiy be vi,
tbs State anil took ep hi, residence in South
America H. .Ii.,,l oicaelsrs rh. eircum.
stsns'rs OF hi, death a,c rs,l,-r peeubsr
Mr. Baker. a native Of Hiram. -ifc Of
Clara II Barker. E.1 Of Ro,Ario. y a.
fearful OF he ebol,.ra. which sas raging a;
thaI place. retired is,o tho couairs to tho
Residence Of MTs McMiIian. about SIX
mixes from tho r-silruce OF Gov. Dams
Sic sen, Tor The Governor 10 como and sec
brr. be b.,ing AZ OIL acquaintance. AMI 20
take care OF her as she -as un~vn. Gov
Dana eoryed The summon, and wrns to sec
Mrs Barker Whit he wa. there Mrs.
Barker di,l. 10. 2i,, Of Ils-vrpbcf. OF
eaoiriA. and within fory EIGHT hour, ai,-r.
~Ari. Gov. Dana. Mr, Milan snTr TIRE,
o'hsr T--rsOns who hal visited Mr-. Is. hail
'ollo~r'l her INTO the oSi.~r world. all q
them being stricken 'losn s,ih cholera.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06


ioSTLANp-Ilsrt-w "a. no rhair-, 81 Mavor
IN Portland on Monday. ihirI sspdida,e
being run lay di.aifvrt-.i R-p1bli,sa. Nc.
Cl-ilan. r-RaLar nO.nir-r. iark,-i ~ Of an
r's- iion. hot he hal plurality pi i5g. ovrr
fa'naH, a"nocrn ., va ih,- largest so,u
ever 'hro-n. "a = the .,orm r,g'-i severity.
choosing rhr dr"P Interest on both sides.
The r-pahiicsas carried hs. OF thu. seven
ward. and srcur-d ia, Council and ultimate
Is viii tho Ma, n thcr- {, no choirc by
The ,'-oplc at a 'ccoai trial. which will &C.
cur next "wednesday T,r DE- uoerr. in.
cr"asv,l th-ir Vogv over The September
elvCf'on,. 9,9--,b. Hrprhiie.a, 57s. Th-
increase % d,-ino.rairc vote v-rv c~ii-,,tly
d'd rot ONE iro'n he Republican side. Tor
they dih not loose any. IL !. hard account.
INK for than. anles. ,n,,tr IA, been srce
return irom CrT,ais. Of men Who hastily
LETT fec ear ago. 30 seek employment,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

TowS OFFICERS ~ NORWAY. CHOSEN.
Moderator. Wm W. Virgin
Town Clerk. Ephrsim II Brown.
Srlrctmcn. Assessors e.. Loren III. Wriy
ley. +. A. Danforth. j. A. Bolster.
Treasurer. Samuel Favor.
S =. Com y. Gannison
Town Agent. W. W. Virgin.
All Republicans Elected without oppos-
ition
Money raised for Schools. $500; Town
purposes 22oo; Interest on i'o-u deb, SEQ; :
repairing Way and Bridges. 500; Total.
sl56o Repairing WAYS. in iabO', $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-06

TowN OFfic rEs WooDsT"cK. CHOSEN
AT The ANIMAL meeting of the town nl
Woodstock h. ID on the "a INST The follow
i"g cfiiccrs w,rr chosen Tor the sa,uinE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-07

685S0
Baltimore Market.


BALTIMORE January 3-CoyFEE-We have only
to note to-day 40, bags Rio at l2al6 cts gold, duty
CorroS-There was an active inquiry to-day, but
sales limited OH account of the advanced views OF
holders We quote Middling at the close at 16Aa16k
cents q fb.
DRESSED Hoe,-Are scarce, and we quote worth
aeK cents q fb.
FLouR--With better demand we report sales as fol.
lows: 80 bbls City Mills, medium grade Extra, at
$40 62 100 bbls do shipping brand Extra at S11 50I
100 bbls do Super at 50 rs; 160 bbs Howard-street
super at 50 76 100 do do at lo 100 do do Extra at
$40 So 30 bbs choice Family at sig 2S loo bbls COM
mon Western Super at 81 76s8 q bbL
RAN.-WheIt-To-dsy 1853 bushels white and 4SO0
bushels red recaived ,srket steady with sales of 100
bushels white al $S; SEQ bushels Delaware red choice
at 50 s5 150 bushels Maryland at " 80 36O oushes
prime do at So "5 l40O bushels Pennsylvania, good
at 65; 800 hels fair at So 46; 800 bushels COM
mon at S2 SO. Corn-Raceipts 16, 700 bushels white
and $500 bushels yellow; demand good and prlces
steady included in the sales were 600 bushe prime
white at 81 20 $50 bushels good at 81 49, S1O bush
els damp and mixed at 81 DIAL Is; 2600 busbes good
to prime yellow at 81 GOAL az; TOO bushels damp at
81 17a1 49, $500 bushes Western mixed at 81 2Oal 81
Oats-22OO bushels received; 500 bushels aod at 72a
74c per bushal Nothing reported IN Rye.
MoLAssRs-V7e hear OF no sales.
PRoy1sIoNs.--We report sales Of so bbls Western
Mess Pork at Ss2 75 per bbl; 90 terced picked Hame
on private teIms. Lard steady at 1Sh cents for
Western Bacon quiet at II Ha11 II cents for Should
ers; l2kal2H cents for rib SideB and 13al3H cents
for clear rib; Baltimore cured Hams 11al8 cents; (;
latter sugar crred. Bulk Meats firm OF sa9H cents
for loose and packed Shoulders, and 10H cents for
Sides.
suoAn.-Thereis is nothing doing worthy OF notice.
No change In quotations.
REFINED SraARs.-Prices are &c lower; we quote
for crushed powdered and granulated, 6A cents;
extra fine pow dered IT cents; soft crushed white
I6H cents; circle A, 16% cents; B, 1535 cents; G
extra, 15H certs; yellow 16H cents; circle 9, AZ
cents; yellow coffee, lax cents per pound-for lots
of 100 bbls or more &c less.
SYRUp-Steldy at 62a72 cents per gallon for Mary
land Co.'S "MUnumental' and Golden"
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I,ye,.no,, cation MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, December 2O.-CorroN.-(From the
Brokers' Circular demand for cotton mas
been good, chiefly from the trade, throughout
the week. but the market ia freely supplied, ana
closes with some decline In most descrip-
tions For Sea Islands there continues q fair
INQUIRY, and pricDs generally are unchaged E1-
tensive sales of American Ito arrive" continue
their depressing influence upon the general market
still American on the spot il in good request ana
supports former rates. New York adyices ,s@ 70
the 10th instant quote middling American loA
cents, costing to sail in Liverpool 73sd. per saihn
vessel, 7ssd. per steamer. Brazil continues naucn
pressed for sale and prices again I'd to "a. lower.
Egyptian is still irregular, and has further eVen
way I'd. to "a. per h., though In fair request.
East India has been difficult Of sale, and IN many
instances I'd per lib. lower; but fair descriptions
can to arrive have Auctuated from day 70 day,
The latest quotations are basis OF m,aong shn
named 6d; Mobile at sea. 6&d per lb The saies ies
of the week amount to $3.50 bales inclu ding 1871
on speculation and H. 400 declared for export eaY
ing $3.50 bales 10 the trade. Friday, December
2OlThe sales to day amounted to 1e 600 haleJ, IN
cuding 1000 on speculation and flor export. with
prices rather in fa7or Of buyers N. B.-Thuriday,
the 2Sth instant, Wednesday the 1st and Thursday,
the ID January. VIII be close holidays in the cotton
~1vaf
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but are largely worn as dressy adol''oi W
haRasome sih nstee%Low ssS .e crown black velvet
hat, hA1sa"S With Srm et MEDIUM width slightly
sorsvs % aS Of or green velvet leaves, and crossing
Of black velvet in folds with two wide stream; nm
lined With sar %s and dna os the prsas sas lest
na1S 5ae e. @Hflue,fon.-T[igh crown white felt hat.
with a heavy roll brim covered with white
velvet; ending with broad scarf with fringe
and Gilt leaves set in knot of white yelvet'
supporting rich Marabout feather at the slde'
which gives it very stylish appearance. .:,,oa
The Wanda 4G'ban.-Blue velvet, quMMleas ~
brim. A blue ostrich tip, set in small ron OF
velvet, completes the trimming.
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TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTER-
EST ON THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED
ON THE THIRTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND
ID ALDERMEN In City Council assembled, That
for the purpose Of liqudating the interest ON the
public debt of the city which accrued on the thrill
eth day Of September last six per cent stock oDl-
gatory on the corporation OF the City OF Charleston
shall be issued under the direction Of the Mayor, to
the persons holding stocks or six per cent bonds Of
the city, and entitled to receive the interest ac-
crued thereon at the time above stated, the said
stock to bear interest after the rate Of six per cent
per annum, payable quarterly, redeemabe in thirty
years from date. Prouided That no part Of ai said
stock snail be issued for any sum less than twenty
dollars, or for any fractional part OF dollar: Pro
u,ded also, that all sums for less than twenty DOL
lars. and for fractional parts OF dollar, shall be
paid in city bulls
SEC. 2. That the form OF certificate, and mode
of transfer of said stock shall be subject to the same
regulations as exist IN lelaon TO other city six
per cent. stocks of the city.
Ratified in City Council this twenty-second day OF
October, in the year OF our Lord one thousand
1i.s.I p. c. GAILLARD, Mayor.
W. Il. SMITH, Clerk of Council October 70