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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-07

DIRECTORS:
James II. Lucas. Samuel Will, Theodore La
veille, Chas. II. Peck, Rob-. K. Woods, Jules
Vale, Geo. R. Robinson, Robt. E. Carr, John F.
Thornton, David K. Ferguson, Hon. John Hogan,
Henry Overstolz, Nicholas Schaeffer, William 7.
Gay, VIM. G. Jamison, r. P. Honenkamp, L.. H.
Baker, d. A. January, WIN. j. Lewis, F. Rozier,
Jr., Jacob Tsmm.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-07
VERANDAH OTE
E. STEPHEN BAsILIsCo, Proprietor.
NEW ARRANGEMENT. 80"

ME UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announce
to bis old friends aud the public generally,
that from this date, TO accommodate the wants
Of tho community
r..,. an be had At any hour OF the day un-
I'll 10 o'clock At night.
All fruits Of the season will be kept ;
Lao FRESH OYSTERS done up in any style.
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fee & Co, Werner Ducker, " Marscher,
Blohme, E Fischer, kirkpatrick l. Witte,
Marshall, Grsve,ey Mrs Knuck, Charleston Courier
Russell Laurey & Alexander, B johnson GO, d
q SilcoI, and others.
Schr Ida Richardson Bedel, Philadelphia-6 days.
Coal and Mdze. 10 F Baker Co, ] Thompson
Co, Adams, Damon & CT, G ] Iuhn, Tobias SONS,
Lee Son, E Oldhant, stalley Hart q 20,
CIV Hugh. Railroad Agent and Order
Schr Palmetto, Magrath. Combahee. HOO bushels
Rough Rice. To Bee L Co.
Schr Elvins, from Combahee 1870 bushels Rough
Rice. 10 Frost & Adger.
Schr Ann Louisa, + ON Cooper River. 800 bush
els Rough Rice. To j R Pnngle.
IN THE OFFING.
A schooner, unknown.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Monterey, Ryder. New York-Ravenel
Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Monterey, Ryder. New York.
Schr Mary Mankin, Clifford, Providence, R !.
From this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey Baltimore. Octs.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Ida Burgess, Burgess, at New York, Oct s.
Memoranda.
The ship Fearno four days out from New York,
was spoken south of this bar on the 9Th instInt,
bound to Savannah.
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NaiIroaDs.
CITY RAILWAY CON.


CHAItLEsTON CITY RAILWAY cow
PANY
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CORNER BROAD ANp EAST BAY STREETS,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, October 2, 1865.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITP
hAILWAP COMPANY.
KING-STREET LINE
t7.3o M, and at inter- a, AM, and at inter.
walls Of ten no. minutes walls of ten lOJ minutes
during the day till the during the day tin CSC,
last trip at PM. PM.
N.B.-Leave the Battery as follows: On the hour
and ten (l0l minutes of the hour, from = A. NJ.
until p NJ, except at ten 0) mlinutes of O'Clock
A. N. Ever, other trip from the old Postofice
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,cer Terminu,
ut 7.30 AM, and at inter- ct sos NJ. and at inter
vals of twelve 12J minutes walls of twelve 1al mir.
PM. 9.30P.M.
N.B.-Leaye the Battery at seventeen III, minute.
atteI the hour. and tortyone 41 minutes after the
hour, until seventeen 7 minutes pas. g. Every other
trip from the old Postoftice.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the LOs'r Termt-
at AM, and at inter- nus at $50 AM and 1t
walls OF hftecn l15D min intervals Of fifteen l5)
utes till TOO p. M. minutes till 731 p NJ
N.B-An the trips are to the Battery except the.
last trip OF each car.
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lower Terminus.
at AM, and at inter- at 9.35 A. NJ. and at inter.
Vals OF every twenty t20j walls of every twenty 20
minutes tll 6.45 PM. minutes tll 7.30 PM.
N.B.-All the trips are to the Cattery .xcent the.
last trip Of each car.
S. W. RAMSAY,
OctoDer2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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finaufial anb GommfrfiaI.
exports for the Week ending Thursday,
October s.


Exports for the Week ending Thursoay'
October s.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL-Per British brig Cecilia-S7 bales UP
lard Cotton. 6615 bushels Corn, AIS obis hos'n'
cases Wine.
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Per bark Mary & Louisa-2l5 bales up,
Land Cotton, 208 casks Clay, 1850 bbls Naval
stores. so tons Old Iron, 20 bales Rags
PROVIDENCE, I-Per schr Mary Manhn-Ill,ooO
feet Flooring Gcards.
NEW YORK-fer steamship Manhlttan-5 bags
and 459 bales Upland Cotton, l03 tcrees Rice,
beles Yarn, IL bundles Paper. % empty Barrels.
1913 sacks Feed, 10 rolls Leather, q packages
Sundries. :. Per steamship Monterey-l8 bags
81 Cotton. 1925 bales Upland Cotton, 46 terces
Rice S bales Yarn, &c bbls Rosin, Is bund .es "a,
per, IS Packages, 70 packages Fruit p goo ieet
Lumber. Per steamship Jal Adger-815 bales
Upland Cotton, n tierces Rice, SIS bales Domes-
tics, 5 rolls Leather, 127 bbls Rosin, l16 pack
ages Fruit 16 packages Sundres
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-4l3
bales Upland Cotton, Is bales Domestics, ~
boxes GLASS; 23 tierces Rice, 200 casks Clay, AZ
bags Corn, bale Wool, 700 packages Dried
Fruit, and Sundries.
BALTIMCKE-Per steamship Falcon-572 bales Cot.
ton, 40 bales Rags, % bales Hues and Skins, 80
terceB Rice, IA bbls Rosin, 81 clsks Gay, 10
hhds Phosphate. IS tons Phosphate, hhus COP,
per, bales Yarn, 8 rolls Leather, 81 pigs Dr'ed
Fruit, 5000 feet Lumber, Is packages Sundries.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, October s.-Bonds quiet and steady at
TAX.
Evening Bonds firm at 74H The bullion in
the Bank of England has decreased s293.o
LIVERPOOL, October 8-Noon.-Cotton dull; up
lands 1O4d; Orleans lid; sales 5000 bales.
Two F. M.-Cotton dull. Sugar on the spot de.
clining. Lard frmer. Naval stores quiet. Tallow
4ss Sd.
Evening.-cotton closed easier; uplands 102ld;
Orleans 1924. Corn SIS.
HAvRE, October s.-Cotton, tres ordinaire 1866.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, October 8-Noon.-Stocks steady
Money easy at to 7. Sight exchange H. Gold
Sss. Flour unchanged. Wheat dull and less firm.
Corn shade better. Pork frmer at s2s %. Lard
quiet Turpentine quiet at 42I5a43c. Rosin quiet;
strained common 60 50a2 621S. Cotton shade
lower; middings 251la26c.
Evenirc.-Cotton dull and q half cent lower. Sales
800 bales at 25,s. Flour unchanged. Wheat eaaicr;
red State 50; amber Michigan So IS. Corn 1 cent
better; mixed Western 81 14a1 151a. Mess pork
Armer at s2s. Other provisions dull. Whiskey quiet
at 81 SCa1 S5 Tu-penune 42lsai3k. Rosn So Asa
Z so. Freights dull and dropping; on cotton by
steam S-16 Money easy at 5a7 per cent. Sterling
steady at So. Gold more active at 39hs39A. '62
coupons 1l2H; Tennessees 6514, new 652a; North
Carolina, new, IS.
BALTIMORE, October s.-Cotton 25Ha26c. Flour
fairly active for high grades family quoted at s12 so
ais 50; other grades unchanged but favor buyers.
Wheat frmer-choce Maryland red at So 10; receipts
large. Corn frm-white 81 25a1 %; yellow 81 30.
Oats active at 7OasOc. Rye firm at 45a55c Provis-
ions firm.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. October s.-Spirits turpen.
tine advanced to SO, in New York barrels at 3s5s.
Rosins quet No. at 81 90; No. at 4, and pale It
81 so. Tar So 40.
AUGUSTA, October s.-co;ton dull and lower; sales
176 bales; receipts 6ls; middHngs %.
SAVANNAH, October Section dull and heavy; no
buyers sales 49 bales; middings entirely nominal at
a receipts 1860; exports. coastwise, 217O.
MOBILE, October S-Cotton sales 80 bales; market
dull and nominal; middlings %; receipts zoo; ez-
ports none.
NEW ORLEANS. October s-cotton lower; de-
nand good; mtddliugs 2S1s; sales 340O bales; re-
ceipts 4S9O. Sterling 49a50E York sight q dis-
cou-t. Gold 3Sa.
LOUISVILLE, October e.-Super6ne -four Sc 26a6
so. Corn 81; new 69ae5. Lard 1s2la2Oc Mess
pork s3oa3O 75 Shoulders l3a13,4c; clear sides liza
TIC. Whiskey 81 271s.
Cfxc1SSATI, October 8-Flour easier; family So ?6
as 75 Corn dull and dropping at sscas1. Whiskey
firm Mess pork-s31 asked; half offered. Bacon
little Offering; shoulders 13c clear sides 17c Most
holders stiff, in anticipation of an advance. Lard
19Rc. Stock light.
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.
The New York Commercial Advertiser, Of Tues
day, October G, says:
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The Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, October g. 1868.
Money is still in active demand with tight mar.
ket. In tne stock market there have been but few
transactions, but there is more inquiry for both
fancy securities and investments. Holders are firm
in their notions and look for better rates, notwh
standing the excitement caused by the approach Of
the presidential election.
Bank of Camden bills and Bank of the State bills are
quotably higher. State Bills Receivable are bought
at 60 and 65 and sold at 5 South Carolina Railroad
shares have advanced, and have changed hands ut
ssH. City Stock has fod at 80. Old State Bonds
are called IS, and the new 45 Gas Company stock
is better, with inquiries at 18H.
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Marinf lfws.
Port of Charleston. October
Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Charleston. Berry, New York-left 9Th
inst Mdze To Adger l. Co, D ANIME, j
Adger & Co, D Aiken Co. Appals, Bates Co.
Il Bischof & Co, W III Bird & Co. Bollmann Bros,
Bissell & Co, NJ Bristol, C d Brahe, Clarius Il
Witte, Il Chafee & Co, WS Corwin 20, Camp
bell Knox Co, L Cohen & Co, " Darlington CO.
J Commins, Cartmill, Harbeson Co, 4 NJ Cater
Chi,dolm BIOS, J A Cook g. Co. Darcy, Dowie &
gott & Bro, d Fleming L Co, b Gcldts Co, Good,
rich, Wiucman l. Co. G Goldstein, G Grave!ey c
Holo, Horsey, Hart & Co, Jennings, Ihominson
Co, Johnson Crews Co, Kressell. Jr, d klatte
A LANCER, Muller, Nimz & Co. Marshall Burg'
McLoy & Rice, Mantouc & Co, T Mccarthy, Rev VIM
johnson, u Minor co, u O'Neil Sons,
ONell 3 O'Nelil, Ball, sc willie Pike, Poppen-
helm, d Paul & co, VIM Roach, Henneker' .
Russell, W Steffens & 20, L b S:odda' d 20,
Schnell, Strauss & Tenc 8, W. Shepperd, St'nhouse
& 90. southern Express Compuny, w i Web9, We:cn
K Brandes, Wagener, Heath MUnsets, Wunr.
mann, F Wehmap, Steitz W Williams Co. ) N
NJ Wohltmann, Wtrler pu;ker South Caronna
railroad Agent, J u Belts, Crane, Boylcston & Co.
MIS- Dunn, " Waters, Ryan, aud others
Steamship sea Gull, Dutton, Balnmore-left Sat
urtay, d .taincd in Hampton Roads by heavy wealth
er. Mdzc To Mordecai & Co. Court nay lren-
holm, Railroad Agents, c f Pauknin. Aantoue co,
Daily News Chsolm Bros, Muller, Nimitz Co. Z
P Burnham, ] O'Neill Son. kenueker J q
Grayer W Marschcr, Klinck Wickenberg Co. D d
Muller Bissrll & Co, W Quincy, Il W Steffens Co.
JeGords Co, q Gerdts e. Co, Brown & Hyer. W G
Whilden & Co, Dowie & Noise, uoodrich, Wineman
L Co, D Briggs, Il Mcdowell co, Walker, tyans
& Co swell, n Fuller, Jordan Son. W
Murray, " Webb, ] N Wohltman, Seymour &
SiIcox' 7 Beamlsh & Co. Campsen & Co. Pc ger,
Rolgers & Co. " Kinsman, Frost 4 Adg T, j W Nc
MILAN, j Aiken Il Co, Cameron, Barkley & co, NJ
Cohen, O'Neill, Holmes & Calder, Mordecal, )
II Wurhman, Jennings, Thomhnson Co, Wasencr
Heath L. Monsees, steamer Emile, D Vincent, )
Thompson & Co, Luurs & Stelling, Miller Son.
Cacius l. Wittc, Mowry & Co. e Il Kellers, John, l,
ston, crews & Co. II Klltte, J Quackenbusn, W
Rayenel, Huser & Ravcnel, ] COOK co, d CODA
l. Co, Ii BRISTOL, Z l. Kornabrens, W StorK, q
BiscboTM A. co. Ostendorlf & Co, A Bischofl, NJ But
Ter, Willis l. Chisolm, Nieman & Berger, Cha
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, October 8.

LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, October s.
vEsnELs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsT1NG
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS. e
Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood at Adger's wharf,
for New York. loadins-James Adger Co.
Sea Gull GIG TONS Dutton, at Union wharf, for Bal
tlmore loading-Courtenay Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Winthrop 940 tons. Stuart, at Atlantic wharf,
to load for Liverpool-Patterson Stock.
BARKS.
Nary & Louisa, 42S tons, Davis. in the Stream,
for Boston, ready-W Roach.
G " Dodg-, 333 tons, Thompson, 10 Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, loading-H Baker & co.
John Peirce 169 tons Melville. at Benefits wharf,
for the West Indies loIding-J A Enslow l. Co.
BRIGS.
Neuyitas. - tons, -, ct Quarantine, from Ma
tanzas, waiing-J Enslow Co.
sCHOONERS.
W Beebee, 406 tons, Lozier, in Ashley River, for
tor New York, loadng-J Epslow Co..
Ireland, 2S5 tons, Townsend, in Ashley River,
for New York, loading-J A Eusiow Co.
harriet Thomas. 475 tons. Robinson, Brown 4 Cos
wharf, for Boston, loadng-W Roach.
Id1 Richardson. tons. Bedell. at Central wharf,
from Philadelphia, discharging-H F Baker &
Go.
C L Bayls, - tons, Dayton in Ashley River. for
Baltimore, loading-W Roach.
" Smith, 295 tocs, Tooker. al Adger's wharf, for
New York. loIding-W Roach.
Plandome. 2O3 tons, Edwards. at Palmetto wharf,
from Philadelphia, Observation-Disclosures.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Idiot Boy.

Il had pleased God 10 form poor Ned
A thing Of idiot mind.
Yet to the poor, unrsas'nins boy
God had not been unkind.
Old Sarah loved her helpless child.
Whom helplessnehs made dear.
And life was every thing to him,
Who knew no hope or fea-.
She knew his wants, she understood
Each halt-ardo'Iate call,
For he was everything to her,
And she to him WAS all.
And so for many years they lived,
Nor knew wish beside,
But age at length OH Sarah came,
And she fell sick and died.
he tried in vain to 'waken her.
he called her Ger and o'er;
They told him she was dead-the words
To him no import bore.
They closed her eyes and shrouded ner,
whilst he stood wond'ring by,
And when they bore her to the grave
He followed silently.
They laid her in the narrow house,
ana sung Ine 1uueral BtAVes
And when the mournful train Dispersed,
he loitered by the grave.
The rabble boys that used to jeer
Whene'er they saw poor Ned.
Now stood and watched him at the grave,
And not word was said.
They came and went, and came again,
And night nt last drew on;
Yet still he fingered at the place
Till every one had gone.
And when he found himself alone
He quick removed the clay,
And raised the coffin in his arrns
And bore it quick away.
Straight went be to his mothers cot
And laid 1t on the floor,
And with the eagerness ofjoy
He barred the cottage door.
At once he placed his mothers corpse
Upright within her chair,
And then he heaped the hearth and blew
The kndling fire with care.
She now was in her wonted chair.
Itwas her wonted place,
And bright the Are olazed and flashed,
Reflected from her face.
Then bending down he'd feel her hands,
Anon her face behold,
Why, mother, do you look so pale
And why are you so cold?
And when the neighbors on next morn
Had forced tho cottage door,
Old Sarah's corpse was in the chair,
And Ned'B was on the floor.
1t had pleased God from this poor boy
His only friend to call,
Yet God was not unkind to him,
For death restored hun all.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoface at
Charleston for the week ending OCTOBER 8,
1858 and printed officially In THE DAILY NEWS as the
newspaper having the largest circulation In the City
of Charleston.
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WONGEN,S LIST.

Mrs ElPaterson, Mrs E
nrietta Pennfeather, Re-
|, Mrs 81 becca
t. Mrs lPetigue, Mary
Ann
" Phillips, Miss d
[artha Pinkeny, Cloey
Susan Pinkeny, Miss Y
len NJ Pointel, Miss A
diss II e
8 Heleo Pringle. Miss E
dollie Purse, Eliza
e g Qainivan, Mrs
Anna 1hos
Rahall, Mary A
Carrie Reeves, Miss D
8 A lRhue, Sarah
[rs n Riley, Mrs
Mrs n Riddock, Mrs B
81 Rlchpurg, Mrs N
HRS ri s
Robinson, Mrs S
[iss E Ressler, Lene
3 N A jRouse, Mrs S
Julia Roberson, Susan
Ann Roberson. Ellin
Miss Robertson, EN-
;nur
Many A IRot erson, Miss
F
[rs E ClRuss, Mrs ] NJ
> N B Ryan, Mrs A
8 W Rustmeier, Meta
ne A saunders, Mrs A
irs II lsanders, Betty
Irs E iScott, Dora
l. Mrs Scott. Nancy
lSchnierle, Mary
Mrs q F
Seigling, Mary
AgnessI Scott, sally
Mrs MiScott, Rachel
IN. Janel Skelly, Margt
, Mrs ClStoddard, Mrs G
!, Sue B
MISS LlSteeler, Madame
Mrs 81 q
Laura Stewart. Miss A
lily St.en, Mrs G 81
La Sutton, Miss R L
8 NJ J smith, Martha
Mrs z smith, Mrs + j
Simons, Miss @
Mrs ci "
'ather- Taylor, Mrs L
Tyler, Mrs ]
Margt Thompson, Sarah
Thomson, Emma
1ia " Thompson. Selyi
J, SARAH Tam, sarah G
Verriere. Miss B
da Wagner, Miss E
rs NJ R )
Inria Wade, Hetty
Inc Wason, Miss D
iss J Wells, Anna
tty Weston, Miss A
Rosa N
diss @ Weinbure, Julia
!, Moie White, Mrs P
Wigg, Mrs A
Mrs Wjwood, Mrs M 81
Wright, Alice
}, Mrs Walker, Mrs NJ
Walker, Mary c
, Mrs JWilson, Miss j G
Wilson, Mrs 81
drs G Washington, An
Sallie M n
Washington,
[rs ] Miss NJ
Young, Lydia
[rs ] B Yallowby, Miss
[rs J M
.rs B Yeazan. Mrs S A
Negler, MISS II
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
SUPERNTENDkNT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. S. c., March 81, 1868.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE TRAINS,
~ over this koad will run as follows:
Leave Columbia ct. 4O0p M
Arrive at Charlotte eat.....,.I1O0 at. II O0P NJ
Leave Charlotte at at..........I1 Ak p ~
Arrive at Columbia at 6n0 Ar
passengers taking this route, going North mako
close connections at Greensboro, Weldon aud Ports.
mouth, to all principal Northern cities.
Ba-Tickets optional fror, Greensboro other vie.
Danyille or Raleigh; aud from Portsmouth either
via Bay Line or Annamessic Route Baggage Checked
through.
Connections made both ways with trims of tho
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CALEB BOUKNIGHT
Arrn2 superintendent.
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Hew York Market

New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.
The New York Commercial Advertiser, Of Tues
day, October 6, says:
Money elbows less ease than yesterday. The bank:
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, October 7.-TUEPENTrNE-Only
81 bbs received and sold at 60 for soft per go lbs
SPIRITS 1URPENT1SE-Sarket quiet. Sales OF A
bbls ut SS Hc per gallon.
RosN-Sales OF only l So bbls at So so for No l,
and 81 IS for pale.
TAa-12O bbls changed hands at IL 90 per bbl.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. from New York-Mss
E NJ Mcclure, Miss Hatch Mrs Tamsfcrg and SER
want, Robert Ellsworth, Mr. Brown, NJ Fox, MIR Car
rinpton aud son, ] Porteus. Moss and son, G
Spellman. c Goidstein, John Bart, r Helth, II
Jores. Rosenberg q Williams (colored), P Cs-
born lcolored), and - in steeraSe.
Per steamship Monterey, for New York-Miss
E Stanley, j Zepeda
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-Adams, ELIZA +
Albright, Ellen
Aston. Miss b
Aston, Mary
Alexander, hrs ]
II
Aston, Miss J J.
Antoine, Mrs J D
Austin, Nancy
Aytes, Miss lf
Aytes, Miss r
Baker, Misc L
Bsrnwen, Daisy
Barnwen, Miss r
Barry, Mrs G
Butchermann,
Mrs B e
Berry. Dinnh
Benten, Miss q
Black, Ella
Black, Mrs O
Blacknan, Mrs
n
Booe, Miss E
Brislln, Mary
Brown, Mrs A
Brown, Mrs E
Brown, Kitty
Carr, Miss @
Canter.. Miss A
Canna6ay, Mrs j
.Cahill. Mrs J
Calhoun, Norah
v
Calvitt, Bell
Carson, sarah
/. Canmer, Miss M
Cannon. Mrs
Campbell, Daph-
ney
Chairman, Julia
C1sapor. Mary E
Cohen, Miss G
Corbett, Mrs F
Cohen, Mrs j
Coughlan, Miss
Corcorsn, Miss
T
.Cosgrove, Miss G
Cook, Mrs NJ A
Creaser, Mrs 7
Crovat, Mrs r b
Cropan, Ann
Chisolm, Miss e
Dorsey, sallie
Day, Annie
Davis, Miss T L
Duluhunty, Mrs
B
Dixon, Mrs N
Dotson, Miss S
Dupont, Mary
Easterten, Mrs j
E1ns, des1er
EIhs, Sarah T
Emmerly, Miss E
D
EafIev Mrs EV
Fanon, Annie
FlemMing, Mrs
R
. Floyd, Martha
Forrest, Jane E
Frazer, Fanny
Fuller. Rosa
Gibbs, Mary Ann
Gibbes, Miss @
IF --
Gllilsnd, Hrs j..
: Gernont, Rosey
Go'ston, Miss L
Goodwin, Mrs Fl
Goodrich, Kate S
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Constgnces per South Carolina Railroad
October 8.
587 bales Cotton, Al bales Yarn, 37S bushels Grain,
cars Stock, cars Lumber. To Railroad Agents,
Pelzer, Rodgers & Co, Reeder & Davis e Harnoy.
Kirkpatrick & Witte, MowIy & Co. Cohen. Hanckcl
& Co, Hapckel Co. T Mev, Bollmann Bros, "
W Smith, q & Devices, w P Dowling, Frost &
Adger G Fl Walter & Co. Gracser. Lee. smith < Co.
J X Pringlp, Claghorn, Herring & Co, j D Aiken Il
20, e sloan, Goldsmith L Son, e Ingraham,
" Rol-t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02

The semi-annual shaking In the Fever and Ague dis
tricts has begun The ,gs OF these Autumn nights
mornings surchsrged with The clements inter
mitt.nt and remtfeb evsrs, aia unfortunately, two
thirds OF the community just In the condition to be
dftsstrously affected ly them Those who haYe been
prudent enough to fortify themselves dnring the
mer with that powerful and naiiibe vegetable nviso
rant-HosrETTERs STOMACH BITTRRs-are fors-
armed against malaria and have nothing fear But
health IL the last thing many think about In the
pursuit of gain pleasure the blessing without which
wealth Is dross aud enjoyment impossible Is neglected
Better late than Is eon.oatory prsverb hoe-
ever and all Who begin to feei the lrnenitery synp
toms Of Of the epidemies which eng sndsred hy
the malaria of Autumn, should Immediately 10
the aRIAf ANrnofE AGE. few doses OF the
BfTTRRS will break up the chills and prevent their
In every region yhere internt.ens Pre- vail
this purest and best of all vegetable toncs nispen
ble OF all antibiiions Preparations known it i. the
most elective and harmless II does not stimulate the
liver violently, like the mineral sali,apts but tones
renovstes saA Ssgulsts this organ without creating any
general dstuha Of the entsiing auy eac-
Non. The DITfERs essentially ahousehoId specific
and should be always within reach a. the very bset
means lof preventing ard checking bitten. attacks and
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