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Market Reports.

Nrw yoaK. January 15.-Cotton heavy and
lower Sales 5000 bales at 16tA162c.-the
latter an extreme price. Flour dull. State
ss,a1O so: Southern 50 s0as1F. Wheat la2 cents
lower Mixed Western Corn 81 26a1 80; White
sonthern 81 17a1 80: Yellow s. 25a1 S0. Mess
Pork s21 12aa21 s7t Lard heavy. Turpentlne
5eIo55 Rosin s3as5. Freights firm. Gold
,o1 Governments closed better. Sixty-two
coupons 1904.
BALTIMORE, Januory 15.-Cotton dull, and
non,;nally 161. Flour quiet and unchanged.
wheel dull. Corn active; White 81 2Oal 22;
yolIow Il 91a1 %. Oats dull, 75c. Rye fiat.
Provisions unchanged.
CINCINNATI, January 15.-Flour dull. Corn
declined 1o9 cents-in the ear 81 cents; shelled
81 cents. Mess Porl; s2i. Shoulders SIC.
AuausrA. January 15.-Cotton in fair de-
mand: prices irregular. Sales 700 bales; re-
ceiuts G1s bales; Middlings 14sal4S.
SAVANNAH January 15.--Cotton quiet but
steady: sales 1850 bnles; Middling l54; receipts
$3.50. .u
MOBILE, January -Cotton-Sales to-day
ooOo bales. Market declined &C.; closed quiet
and dull. Middllngs 15c. Receipts lO61 Bales
Exports $3.50.
NEW ORLEANS, January 15.-Cotton in good
demand. Middlings 16a16lc. Sales 1850 bales.
R,ceipts Ss4O bales. Exports 1474 bales. Sugar
active. Common 9a92c.; Fair 11tal2; Prime 70
Choice 1Ssa14. Molasses active Common oO'
Choice 80. Sterling 5Oa53. Sight exchange
on New York per cent. discount. Gold 1857
WILMINGTON, January 15.-Spirits Turpen-
ouiet; SOC. Rosin firm; g 12s for strained and
No. Q. lar 81 85. Cotton steady; Middings
lac.
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Our Washington Dispatches.


THE srANroN-aRANT EMBRoaIIo STILL ENvEL-
opED IN Foa-THE DolNas OF CONGRESS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, January 15.-rhis mornings
Inteligencer says it is understood, that WITHIN
a few hours after the reception OF the dispatch
announcing the removal Of Governor jenkins,
os Georgia, by General Meade, on account OF
bis refusa, to sanction the payment OF the
Georgia Reconstruction Convention out OF the
State funds, General Grant expressed the opln-
ion that General Meade had acted hastily, and
should not hayo removed Governor Jenkins,
and that the convention had no right to oo
paid out of the State Treasury.
Tn the Connecticut Republican Convention,
Marshall has been nominated for Governor.
The Cabinet was in session for two hours to-
dav Sherman and GranS had long inter-
view With the President.
It is officially denied that Stanton drew his
salary during his suspension.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
In THE HOUSE, the Committee on Pubic
Lands reported adversely on the bill giving
negroes land under the homestead law.
The bill amending the homestead law allow
ing settlers to make the necessary affidavlts
before the clerks of the County Courts, was
passed.
A bill providing for five cent nickles at New
Orleans was referred.
The consideration OF the Reconstruction
resolutions was resumed.
Mr.. Wood having the floor, characterized
the bill as monstrosity and the most In
famous act of this most Infamous Congress.
Mr.. Bingham called Mr.. Wood to order. MIR.
Ross suggested to Mr.. Wood to modify by say
ing 'sso-called" Infamous Congress. Inc
Speaker decided the words to be out of order.
Mr.. Wood refused to modify them, and the
House, by party vote, refused to hear WOOD
further.
Mr.. Dawes offered resolution Of consure,
which passed by party vote, and Mr.. Wood
anprosched the bar of the House, and was
censured. The discussion then took Wiid
range.
Mr.. Butler gave notice Of an amendment de-
clsrine all Offices vacant, and authorizes the
conventions to fill them, and making 1t the
duty of the District Commanders to install tne
conventions appointees. Adjourned.
Tn THE SENATE, the chair presented m EN-
rial from the Mississippi Board of Registration
setting forth the general destitution. Inc me-
mortal says that if something is not done soon'
the government must provide large buryins
ground.
MIR. Morton presented q petition from four
thousand negroes of the District, asking labor
ON the public works, stating that they are ex-
Guided from competition, and that white men
refuse to work with them.
A joint resolution paying Spain S2O'ooo 1or
the steamer seized by Sherman at Port Royal
was passed. .,,
The consideration of tbs anti-contracton bill
was resumed, and passed, with verbal amend
ment, by vote of twenty-three to four.
An amendment forbidding expansion failed.
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Affairs in Mississippi.

JACKSON, January ia convention OF the
Constitutional Union party met here to-day;
twenty-five counties were represented. Among
the delegates are some Of the prominent poll
ticians of the State, who were formerly or oil
shades of political opinions, and now opposing
Rsdicalism. Amos R. Johnston, an Old Line
Whie, was elected President. The majority
poses to Subscribe to the principles, and to as
snme the name of the National Democratic
party. A substitute was offered to suDscroe
to the principles of the Democracy, but retain
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DIE CHARLEsTONEK zEITUNa.
JOHN A WAaENs.s EDITOR.

SOHN =. WAdFN EAL, EDIIOH-
TTrDER THE ABOVE READ The UNDER.
u SIGNED pic rose to publish German Weekly
Paper, to be the organ OF the German population,
and devoted to the interests of this State in encour
aging Imu,igration and Industrial Pursuits
Literature, Agriculture, Commerce, Arts and
Trade, will be represented in its columns, and the
news of the day Will he given. -
General JOHN A. WAGNER has kindly consent
ed to dertako the editorial management for the
present.
Si1 Months 81 for Three Months.
Advertisements inserted on liberal TERMS
C. g. hacKMANN & CO..
No. 3 Broad street. Charleston, &. s.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
SECOND DAY,

Tho convention was called to order at IL
o'clock by Colonel 4. j. Robertson, the tenn
porary chairman. Prayer was offered by Rev.
B. +. Randolph, delegate from Orangeburg.
Tho roll of delegates being called, one hun
dred and nine responded to their names
seventeen moro being present than on the pre-
The Secretary read the proceedings Of yes
terday.
On motion OF r. c. DeLarge (colored), OF
Charleston, the janitor OF the building was re-
auested 10 act Us door-keeper until perma-
nent organization was effected.
B. O. Duncan (white), of Newberry-l now
move that We proceed to ballot for perma-
nent officers of the convention, the baloting 10
be at large, and that two telers be appointed
for the purpose.
FL. Cardozo (colored), of Charleston-Does
this motion take precedence OF my own which
was under discussion yesterday at the hour OF
adjournment?
B. o. Duncan-I move that all unfinished
business be laid on tho table. Tho motion Was
agreed to.
Mr.. Duncan then removed his original mo-
tion to. proceed to balloting.
r. G. DeLarge (colored)-I move that we
commence with an informal ballot, 30 that We
NAV get the sense of the house.
A white deegate-1 move that the two high
est men balloted for be declared the candi-
dates of the convention.
Another white delegate-I move to amend
by requiring majority Of all the votes present
to be cast.
The Chairman-The chair presumes ha un-
derstands his duties on that question.
The several motions were more or less agreed
10. and the chair appointed B. 0. Duncan
(white) and T. z. Sasportas (colored) to act as
tellers.
J.J. Wright (colored), Beaufort! move that
every person take his scat except those whose
business it is to count votes.
The chair would explain that gentlemen are
permitteG to move about for the purpose of
preparing their ballots.
J, ]. Wright-Then move tho appointment
of committee OF six to wait upon the dele
gates and to distribute paper for ballots. 1
make this motion TO keep down confusion.
A white delegate-I move that the conVen-
ton take O re ,ess for fifteen minutes to pro-
pare their ballots.
B. q. Duncan-I move to amend by naming
five minutes. -
B. F. Whittemore (white), Darlington-l do
not understand the question before -.
w. q. Whipper (c1loredl, Eeaufort-I rise
to point of order. A motion has Deen maze
to adjourn, and it is not debatable.
The question then being taken, was declGeu
in the affirmative, and the convention look
recess Of fifteen minutes
On being called to order, balloting COM
mencc6 for tho election Of permanent Presl-
dent. which being concluded, the chairman
announced resulted as follows
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1sss-THE BAPTIST BANNER, AU-

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The Banner will be issued regularly every Satur.
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a limited number Of advertisements toi suitable
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PARIS, January l5.-The bill reorganizine
the army passed by ono hundred and forty
nine to sixty.
France, Austria and England, protest agains,
the extraordinary warlike preparations ol
Seryia.
LIVERPOOL, January 15.-The steamship
Chicago is ashore near Cork, anu Will pio''
total wreck.
LIVERPOOL, January 15-Noon.-Cotton quie'
aud steady; sales 10000 bales' breaas'uns
and others quiet.
2P. M.-Cotton-Uplands, to arrive, IT,
Corn ASS. Lard firm at 50s Cd. Talow 43s. 3u'
LIVERPOOL, January Neutrality-suspicious.
quiet but weaker Uplands 7sa74; Orleans 7sa
u; sales 5000. -,
LONDON, January 15-2 P. M.-Consols s2l
a92a Bonds ut.
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MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS sIEN

WHO DESIRE TO SECURE TRADE FROM
w that rich Cotton country, Southwest Geor.
gia would do well TO advertise In the
DAWSON JOURNAL" ~
An old-establiahed newspaper, published at the
fourshing little city Of awson, in the heart Of this
rich Cotton belt. Having the largest circulation
Of any paper In this section, 1t Offers extra induce
ments to advertisers
AZ published weekly at 50 per annum. Adver-
Using rates moderate ELAN CHRISTIAN,
December ii Dawson. Ga.
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North carolina convention.

RALEIGH, January 15.- Tho convention was
organized to-day. G.. j. Cowles, ESQ.,, OF
Wilkes, was elected President; ]. 1. Burns. OF
Cumberland, principal clerk; J. d. Roner' OF
Forsyth, assistant; james 81. Jones (negrol'
of Wake, principal door-keeper, and John D.
Ball (white), assistant--al Radicals. Inc
principal door-keeper. Jones, was an Original
FREQ noero-was jeff. Davis body servant our
the Confederacy, and was captured with him.
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that body would be only auxiliary to those of
oher equally or more competent men.
over which you preside will be such as to rierit
the approval Of good mon everywhere, and re-
ceive the endorsement Of all right-thin king
men in our State,
T am, sir, very respectfully,
Your o.edient servant,
FREDERICK A. SAWYER,
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raE RENNETTsvILLE JOURNAL

IT'S PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
1 at Bonnettsvillc, s. c., in the eastern portion
OF the State, by STUBBS & LITTLE, Proprietors.
and offer superior Inducements to Merchants and
all others who wish TO e.aI their business in this
section of tho Pee Dee country We respectfully
solicit the patronage OF our Charleston friends.
Terms-$3 per aunum, invariably In advance al
vertisements inserted at very reasonable rates.
T,1r
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January 16
ar IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE

~IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF sOUTH
CAROLiNA.-N THE MATTER OF WILLIAM R.
GRAHAM, Bankrupt by whom Petition for Adju-
dication Of Bankruptcy was Aed on the second day
of January. A. D. 1885, in said Court,-In Bankrupt
cy-This is to give notice, that the second day OF
January A. D. 1863, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate OF WILLIAM R. GRAHAM,
Of Clio 10 the District Of Marlborough, and State OF
South Carolina, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition; that the payment of any debts
and delivery ofany property belonging to said Bank
rupt to him or for hiH use and the transfer Of any
property by him are forbidden by law; that meet
ing of the creditors OF the said Bankrupt to prove
their debts, and to choose more Assignees Of
his Estate. will bo held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at No. 50 Broad-street Charleston. s. c.,
before R. B. CARPENTER. Register, on the Fourth
day of February, A. D. 1858, ut II o'clock A. NJ.
J. P. NJ EPPING,
United States Marshal rs Messenger.
January 16 thu
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THE HERALD

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBEfR RY c. a.,
i at S3 per annum, and, having large circu.
jatior through ali the upper and lower Districts Of
the State, affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonable-foT which
apply 10 our Agent, Mr.. 7. P SLIDER, at the Mills
House. THOS +. q n ID. dhENEhEh,
January2 Editors and Prop ietors.
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Our Havana Dispatches.

BY THE CUBA TELEGLAfh.1
HAVANA, January 15.-The cholera Is raging
among the negroes at Belize.
Diaz is emtarking large number OF men at
vera cruz to crush the Yucatan rebellion.
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Spefial uotifes.

6 FREED MEMS SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY, No. STATE STREET.-THE Poard of
Trustees have ordered interest at the rate Of FIVE
PER CENT. PER ANNUM to he allowed on all de-
posita of Five Dollars aud upwards, deposit for
six months previous to the first day Of January, 1885,
NATHAN RITTER, Cashier.
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t,e name of the Constitutional Union party.
pond;no the decision the convention adjourned
to meet tonight.
The Mississippi Press Convention meets here
tomorrow.
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THE IRI-wEEKLY NEWS,

DUBLIsHED IN wIENsBoRO' s. c.. AFFORDS
profitable medium for the advertising pub
Lie oil Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronage for our
aAiLLARD, DEsPoRTEs q WILLIAMS,
November Is
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a@HOW TO FEED INFANTS AND IN
vALIDs-CoMsToCK's RATIONAL FOOD-Pre-
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all the chemical elements concentrated and nu-
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other food DOWLE NOISE,
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January 16 thstu6
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as-MRS. WINSLOW'S SOUTHING SYRUP
for Chilcren Tee:hing. greatly facilitates the process
OF teething by soitenng the gums, reducing all in
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We have put up and sold this article for years, and
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never been able to soy Of any other medcine-Neyer
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~ all are delighted with Its operaon and speak In
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medical virtues.
We sneak in this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW"
after years of experience, and pledge reputation
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every instance where the infant Is suffering from
pain and exhaustion relief will be found In fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for
'MRs. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac simile of "CURTIs PERKINS" on
the outside wrapper. AL others are base limitations
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Price.
only IS cents per bottle.
Ofices-No. 215 Fulton.sireet New York; No. 2O6
High Holborn. London, England; No. All st. Paul
street, Montreal, Canada.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents,
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H@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING To
her country home, after sojourn of few months
In Il city, was hardly recognized by her friendD.
In place OF coarsc rustic, flushed face, abe had q
soft ruby con plexion OF almost marble smootll-
ness, and instead twanty.three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause OF 10
great change, she plainly told them that she used
the ClRCAoSIAN BALM, an considered 1t On I'll
valuable acqusi ton to any ladys toilet. by Its ue
any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
appearance an hundredfold. II is simple In its
combination, as Nature herself is simple yet uns1r
passed in Its efficacy in drawing impurities rora,
also healing, cleansing and identifying the skin ana
complexion. BY Its direct action on the cutcle II
draws from It nil ita impurities, kindly heanng tlie
same, and leaving the surface as Nature intended II
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by ,n.oo ohor,,ots
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The only American Agents for the sale OF the same
MARCH, 80 'y'
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@ THAT CELEBRATED TOILET ARTI-
Gle known as PALMETTO HAIR REVIEWER
which Is having immense sale In all the Southern
States, can now be found OF the "WHOLE ,ALE
DRUG HOUSE" OF DowIE NOISE, Charleston,
by the gross. dozen, or single bottle As restorer
Of color and dressing for the hair combined there is
no equal. Only 81 bottle. Try it.
Janusry 1e thstue
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Government Relief.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM GEN.
SCOTT.

FOOD TO BE ISSUED TO THE EXTENT ALLOWED By
THE aovERNMEET-No ASSISTANCE FOR THOSE
WHO DO NOT PLANT FAIR PRopoR-
TIoS OF CEREALS.
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agEDIToRs DAILY NEWS: IN RESPECT

6EDITORS DAILY NEWS: IN RESPECT
to the statement of B. D. SoHURR in yesterday pa
pers, have to deny every point Of It, except that
am clerk in Messrs MARINAs SXYAs' store Nei.
ther did Messrs NJ g. tell me to buy pipes in their
names from soHuRR. nor did tell him 30; further.
did not select imitation pipes, but bought those
warranted by him to be genuine, and I have full
proof of this fact As to the price Of tho pipos,
paid fully the amount for genuine pipes.
January 16 1+' O. DUENsING.
%TO COTTON CLAIMANTS persons
having claims for Cotton seized by the United States
Government will be interested in knowing that Col
W. PENN. CLARKE, of the nrm Of COOLEY &
CLARKE, Attorneys at Law, Washington CITY, is
now OF the Mills House. to take evidence In cases OF
that character now pending in the Court Of Claims
The clients OF the firm, and other persons interest
ed ore requested to call upon him without delay.
January IA
aG OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, JANUARY 7. 1ses.-The Board of Di-
rectors Of this Company having declared dividend
OF Fifty CENTS PER SHARE on the Capital Stock
of this Company, the same will be paid to Stcskhold-
ers on and after the Goth instant.
The Books for Transfer will be closed from date
until the 20th instant.
WI. HERIOT,
January Secretary and Treasurer.
@ ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY Y.-PRIZES
cAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DOUBLOoNs and all
kinds OF GOLD AND SILVER
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers,
No. 10 Wall street,
October 10 1yr New York.
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Gen. R. <. Scott, Assistant Commissioner OF
the Freedmen's Eureau, issues This morning
the following important and gratifying on
nnunoamant.
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~T-~s ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAM
-ussS:asEEZss ss:sa.sSEZs ERs will leave Charleston every
Monday and Thursday Night at "a O'Clock; and
Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday Norm
ing, at o'clock. 1cIcbing at Blufton on 4on-
day, trip from Charles l. and Wednesday, trip from
Savannah.
pre- paid.
For Freight or Passage, apply to a..
JOIN FEnaUsoN. Accommodation Wharf.
JauI1arv 16
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FOR NEW YORK

THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA,
BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE .-sEMI-WEEKLY VIA BEAU
FORT AND Billion BRAD-WEEKLY
VIA BLUFTTON.
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STEAMER PILOT BOY......Capt W. T. MoNKLTs.
STEAMER FANNIE. Capt F. PECx.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.

JBY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
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FOE NEW YORK.

n~S~, THE STEAMSHIP sARAGOSSA,
/ZEyASSSSiSsr Captain NJ. D. CRowTLL, will leave
LI1NNlLfyfN0 vanderhorst Wharf, on Sdtu day,
@@Sz.@Ea .ssszz. January 18th, 1853, at 2 O'Clock
P. d..
Bills Lading for signatures must be presented by
10 o'clock on that day. RAVENEL q 60. r
January II
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STEAMER ON THE 4NTEE AND PEE
DEE RIVERS. =
oESA IWSH TO SAY TOALL PERSONS
.l,HtssSzaEl-s on the Santee and Pee Dee Rivers
t6at have got STE AMBOAT Of Light draught TO
lun on these rivers at all aeasons, to carry Naval
stores, Provisions, &c. A. MORGAN,
January II g. Georgetown, s. @.
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~r-sA THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
,!zsss:essE@S{{S ssesSE@{{S Captain D. BOYLE. will receive
Freight 7Ris Day, and leave To-Morro1 Morning.
1T 10 O'Clock, and Edisto Saturday Morning. at 8
O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
JUHN g. MURRAY, Market Wharf
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Shipping.
FOR BOSTUN.

FOR BOSTUN.
H,> THE AL BRIG JANE DEVEREAUx, CAP
;fTN TAIN CLARK, having large portion OF her
HSSScargo engaged. wants 800 bales of Cotton to
sEEdnfu up
For balance OF Freight engagements, apply 70
STREET 8ROs. & CO.,
January IA No. "a East Bay.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10

A TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE Sun IN 1862
Prof s. n White writes to a New York paper
of total eclipse of the sun which is to occur in
August, 1869. His notes of the track of the
totality, calculated fifteen years ago, are as fol-
lows:
The sun will rise eclipsed in the interior of
Siberia, on the morning of August 7th, 1869,
when the shadow will move in north-easterly
direction then, turning eastwardly and south
wardly. will pass over Behring's Straits and
Northern Alaska about noon, local time. Thence,
moving across part of British North America. it
will re-enter the United States in Montana, be-
tween 2 and P. NJ, local time Moving thence
across Western Nebraska, it will pass dagonally
through Iowa, passing over Sioux City, Des
Moines and Keokuk about o'clock. Thence
it will move to the southeast, over Jacksonville,
Illinois, across southern Indiana, Central Ken
lucky, Eastern Tennessee, into and across North
Carolina. and will touch the coast in Pamlico
sound; and it will finally leave the earth not far
from the Bermudas. 1t will be visible in all
parts of the United States. and total over belt
Of 100 miles wide along the line just indicated,
the sun being hid more than four minutes.