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For the Standard.
N. C. Conference Methodist Protestant
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w. II. WILLS, President of the Conference.
APPOINTMENTS.
ALBEMARLE CIRCUIT AND COLUMBIAN
MIssION-R. H. Wills.
TAR RIvER-Unsupplied
RoANoKE-Thos. J. Ogburn.
HALlFAx-C. A. Pickens.
SEA BoARD--Unsupplied.
GRANVILLE j. H. Giibreath.
NORTH GRANvILLE-W. q. Kennett-Dr.
A. c. Harris, supernumerary.
w. TAR RIVERS. P.J. Harris.
GRANGER. r. Michaux.
ALAMANCE "A. w. Lineberry.
GREENsBoRo-C. F. Harris.
RANDOLPH W. w. Amick.
DAyIDsoN-James Deans.
AsBBORo-J. w. Heath.
GUILFoRD-Unsupplied.
HAw RIvER-Alson GRAY.
WINsToN-T. H. Pegram.
YAKIMA. j. -Laughin.
MoCKsvnLE--Joseph s. Dunn.
CATAwBA-Z. C. Lineberry.
MECKLENBURG-G. E. Hunt.
MoNRoE-William c. Hammer.
STANLY-H. w. Peoples.
McDowELL-Unsupplie
BuNcuMBE-John L. Swain.
]. c. Deans-Superanuated.
Without appointments at their request
]. H. Page, ]. R. Ball.
Transferred to the unstationed list at his
request-A. NJ Lowe.
Left in the hands of the President of the
.Conterence-R.,W W. Pegram, NJ. c. Heptin-
stall, John Paris.
r.,.s A. C., HARRIS, Sec'y.
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EVENING SESSION,

The House re: assembled at II o'clock.
Mr.. HUMPHREYS presented the report of
survey from the Commissioners of Currituck
County. z.. ... ....i ....
Mr. STANTON introduced resolution in
favor of ID. A. Spivey, late collector of Green
county. Passed its several readings under
suspension of the rules.
Senate bill No. So to re-enact and confirm
certain acts of the General Assembly, au-
thorizing the issue of State bonds to and
for certain Railrnad Companies, was taken
up and after some debate made q special
order for II O'clock tomorrow.
At eight o'clock, the hour for the special
order. Mr.. Downing moved to adjourn until
ten O'Clock to morrow.
The House adjourned.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NORTH CAROLINA. Superior Court, Fal.
WAKE COUNTY. Term, 1868.
In the case of BENTON s. D. WILLIAMS and wife
BURcHETT, ct. al, against CAswELL POWELL,
Ad'r, and WILLIAMSON POWELL. a.s
TT appearing to the Court that Williamson
Il Powell, one of the defendants in this cause
resides beyond the limits of this State it is there
fore ordered that publication be made Tor SIX
weeks in the Raleigh Standard, notifying the sila
defendant OF the filing Of this Bill for settle
ment aud distribution Of the estate OF William
Powell, deceased, and that unless he appears az
the next term Of this Court, to be held for tie
County of Wake, at the Court House in Raleigh,
on the eighth Monday after the second MONDAY
dcmur to the said Bill, the same will BIZ taken as
confessed, and heard erparte as to him.
jim. BUNTING, 8. c. Z.
oct a - 25o--w6w
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FOR SALE.

A FOUR HORSE POWER ENGINE, CYL
Ainder boiler, in good working order.
An iron Cupelo and fan and all necessary iour
nov. 10. 25S-w3wpd.
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The motion prevailed and the resolution
passed its final reading.
Mr.. SMITH moved to take up resolution in
favor of VIM. G. Hicks. ss't ieA ~
On motion of Mr. REsPAss, the Senate adj
journed
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Mr.. LAssITER said the Senator from North
ampton had stated that the committee did
not know, from whom they had purchased the
land. This was not SO, as the fact was stated
IN the report made by the committee. He
did not think single Senator upon the floor
fully understood the magnitude of the sub
ject It would be entirely impossible to
build the Penitentiary in one year. In .h.;-
Work the committee had acted to the best of
their judgment, and had done what thew
thought was for the best interest of the State.
Mr. Cook, when he spoke upon this sub.
jcct last night, had spoken upon the question
of the power of the committee to purchase
other property than the site necessary for the
erection OF the Penitentiary, and commended
that the act did give them that power.
Clearly the bill gave them the right to pur
chase such property as they thought right
he did not, however, stand up to defend the
COMMITTEES, they could defend themselves. The
bill allthe way through contained provisions
for the payment of the purchase of site for
the penitentiary, and then provided for the
purchase Of other property. By the word site
was understood the land necessary for the
erection OF the penitentiary, around which
the stockade was to be built. When this
bill was passed, it of course was not thought
that so large an amount of land would be
bought. but If the bill was examined it would
be seen that the committee had the right to
do it. II was now proposed to throw the
responsibility of the whole thing upon the
shoulders of the committee, which was not
right. There was no man more ready than
he to get clear of this transaction, but it
should be done in proper manner. r.
Mr., ETHERIDGE said from some remarks
made last night, he deemed it necessary to
clear his skirts OF this matter. 1t had been
argued that every Senator upon the floor was
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uAi. ShNDlIEh odil Iuc dCG vi ldSG SESSION.
authorized the State to take four millions of
new stock .'i ''@- sf
Mr. ESTES said his estimates we're taken
from the statement of the Treasurer Reply
ing to MIR. PoU, who said he spoke for the
people, he said he did not represent the peo-
pie of New Hanover county at least. In re-
gard to this one-third of one per cent. tax,
he said. the tax in New York is two per
cent, in Massachusetts two-thirds of one per
cent, in Ohio half of one per cent, and lie
understood the gentleman from Johnston to
Bay the people would repudiatc the bonds
issued under these bills and the bills passed
at the last session.
Mr.. PoU said the bills would necessarily
raise the tax above 66a per cent, and lie
should help the people resist.
Mr.. ESTES had proved that the tax need
not be made over One-third of one per cent.
to meet the expenses OF the State and pay
the expenses of the government. ~
/ Mr.. LAFLN said Mr.. Pou and those acting
with him should be christened the obstruc.
tionists, because he was endeavoring to OBJ
struct both the internal improvements of
the State and legislation. He had asked
what security we had that this money will
be expended for the purpose for which it is
appropriated, intimating that the directors
of these roads were dishonest.
Mr.. PoU said he made no intimations of
dishonesty, but wanted the same security
from them as from the Treasurer IA !.
MIR. LAFLIN read from the act amending
the charter of the Western road the pro-
visions of the above act to be in full force
and operation upon condition that the west
ern division of said road shall he put under
contract before the State shall be called up
Oh for its subscription" The president and
directors Of that road find it impossible to
find q solvent contractor to take the contract
for the road until they know where the
money 10 coming from. The Governor has
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pICiCllCu otOCh, UcltcE tEuu ANY SlOCk nclu
by any private stakeholder in the company
Mr.. LAFLIN, in answer to the gentlemen
from Caldwell, said we passed law at the
last session exchanging our State bonds to
to the amount of o., Loco, 600 for $4,000, 600
in bonds of the Chatham Railroad Company,
and as the whereas of this bill says, doubts
have arisen as to the constitutionality of
this act. We now propose. in order to make
those bonds valid, that they shall issue to
us preferred stock, paying six per cent divi-
dends-the only difference is between the
word dividends" and interest" He moved
the previous question.
Mr. INGRAM understood the proposition
to be for the Legislature to make good its
part of the contract entered into in good
faith by the gentlemen to whom the bonds
were sold. He renewed the call for the pre-
vious question.
The main question was ordered. i.
During the roll call, Mr.. BOWMAN said
doubts had arisen in his mind whether the
bill made an appropriation, and be should
vote no. ~ a.....-..a..54. s,-2
? The billed passed by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Ames, Ashworth, Barnett. Blair.
Gambler, Carey, Cawthorn, Cherry, CLAYTON OF
Pennsylvania, Crawford, Davis, Dixon. Downing.
Ellington, Estes, Forkner, Foster, French, Ga ca,
hagan, Gatling, Graham, Gunter, Harris OF
franklin, Harris Of Wake, Hayes, Hicks, Ho,lgin,
Hoffman, Humphries, Hudgings, Ingram, Jarvis,
Justus Of Henderson, Justice OF Rutherford,
Kelley of Moore, Kinney, Latin, Leary, Long OF
Chatham, Mayo, Moring, Morris, Parker, Pear
son, Peck, Price, Proctor, Renirow, Robbins,
Robinson. Reynolds, Short, seigrist, Sinclair,
Simonds, snipes, Stevens, Stilley, vestal, Vest,
Wadrop, White, Winde, Williamson, Wilson
. and Wiswall-67
NAYs--Messrs. Armstrong, Barnes, Boddie,
Bowman, Ellis, Ferebee, Gibson, Hawkins, High,
Hinnant, Hodnett, Malone, Mcmillan, Menden.
hall, Pou, Smith Of Wayne, Sweat Thompson,
Whitley and Williams Of Harnett-2Q N -
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rhe Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening, October SO COT
roN-From the Brokers' Circular Cotton was IN IN
increased demand on Friday and Saturday az Iull
rates, and on Monday the sales were unusually nrGe
at an advance OF about IA per ID. The business mas
since continued considerable, the market c'osing
with quotations generally I'D per ID above those OF
last Thursday In island the sales have been very
limited but without any change In value. American
has been in fair request and has risen 1d per 10 IN
the current qualities New York advices to the 18th
instant quote ding 25sc, costing to sell in Liv-
erpool II I'd perlb, by steamer. In Brazil the trans
actions have been large, and an advance OF xd per
has been obtained The sales of East India have been
on large scale throughout the week, at an advance
OF I'd to I'd per lb in most qualities. though clos.
ing somewhat Less firmly. In Egyptian fair amount
of business has been done, but the better qualities
being pressed for sale have declined I'd to Id per To-
In cotton to arrive large business has been done
chiefly In American. The latest quotations are
Araerican, basis Of middling, from Charleston. ship
named, 16Xd; New Orleans, at sea. 10Zd and lld q
1b. The sales OF the week amount to 1l8 9so bales
including 160 on speculation and 80 $50 declared
for export leaving 01e bales to the trade. Friday
October JS0-Tlo sales to-day amounted to l2,0OU
bales including 5000 on speculation and for export
with @ steady market B-The actual stock OF
Amer can cotton will be taken on Thursday next,
and given out on Friday with the sales Of the week.
SALES OF COTTON FOB WEEK ENDING OCT. 20.
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The stock CT cettoR is estimated to-day at 445Sso
bales against $50 bales last year, thus showing
q decrease Of 1872 l60 bales There are in stock
81 roo bales only OF American, against $685. 5os7O
bales Brazil against 80 $685. IA. $40 bales Egyptian
against 76o and ITO bales East India descrie-
tons against S44, ,2l0 last year.
The quantity OF cotton at sea for Great Britain ls
reported at 5000 babes Tor 20 900 bales from Amer
lea and 2ss 900 from East 1ndia against 245 600 bales
last year for 1000 from America and 224 900 bales
from East India) thus exhibiting an increase Of TO-
600 bales IN the quantity of cotton at sea for Great
Britain, compared with last gear. The quantity i'm
ported compared with the date last year, shows
the triHing increase Of 1856 bales; the quantity
taken for consumption an increase Of 263670 bales;
actual export decrease Of 1S2, 160 bales; and the
quantity taken on speculation an increase Of
S5s 1So bales Middling upland cotton is quoted at
lid against Sd naiddling Orleans at l11d, against
Cd; fair Pernam at lid, against sAd; fair Egyp-
tian at 11<d against 9d; and fair Dhollerah Surat
at sXd against SID. at the corres oading date in
1857 Compared with last weeks figures, the stock OF
cotton shows 40 increase Of bales and in the
interval the trade have taken 6S ol0 bales and export
ers 32SSO bales, together 100 $40 bales The actual
export has been 1885 bales, and the import l22 $50
bales.
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Misfflaufons.

TNHE nEWBEKRY HERALD.-M ER-
i CHANTS and business men will remember the
Herald represents according 10 views OF leading New
centre in this State Being the only paper published
in Newberry District, it enjoys not only generous
and general circulation there but also along the
route of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, as
we'll as IN portions of Laurens Lexington Union Fair
field, and sEdgefe.d Districts The proprietors of
the Herald have seldom if ever waited upon the mer
chants in person. believing that the business capacity
of their District aud the bona ids facilities OF the
merits-yet Mr.. R. a. GRENEKER one of its mana
gers being in the city in quest Of health, will take
pleasure in waiting upon the merchants and offering
them liberal advertising terms. Those desiring to
max. business with the Herald leave their cards
and orders at the Pavilion Hotel. November 16
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-hrs II
Street, N Powlola, Morris and lady. Beck,
G Yanness. Poland and lady, Master Poland, Jno
Haycs, II Williams and " Courtenay.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka. via Jackson
v:Ile Fernandina. Savannah. &c-Mrs Styron, 5
Peterson, Mrs Wirts, Mics wirts, q Daily, " N.Y.
ers D Curre, Kisl0rin, NJ Dougherty, Capt Rus
sell, Mrs Bruen and child, ] Il Glaston, Garsed,
Mrs Pierce, A N Cook, r ] Wilson, Templeton.
Miss Mckee and servant, W Caldwell, and 20 on
deck.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and Rockville
Col W whaley, Mitchell, DR. Whaley, II Terrill,
Cnl Patton. Bates, N A Gary. D Chadwick, G
Garety, ] Wright. and Is on deck.
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
rosnoy November 14-Ncon -Conso!s, s44.
Bonds, TAX. Sugar aAoat frmer but not higher.
LIVERPOOL, November 14-Noon-Cotton tending
downward; sales 5000 bales; market bare.
Evening-Cotton easier but not lower; sales, 5000
bales. Lard quiet. Tallow, sos 3D. Common Ro-
sin, 6s.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. November 1EEvening Gold closed
at ls5xa1s5;s; Sterling Ok. Cotton shade lower;
sales 22oo bales at 24a244, chiefly d. F.our-super-
fine. SIS 6oa5 e5. Wheat dull Corn heavy. Whisky
ouiet at 81 o5a1 ce. Pork irregular and closing at
s2s rs for round lots. Lard quiet; kettle 16Aal7.
Groceries and Naval Stores quiet. Freights shade
easier.
CNcNNAT1, November 14-Fiour unchanged.
Corn is in fair demand; new, 81. Wkiskey steady at
81. Lard, 15Ks15X. Bacon-shoulders held at IL
a1S<; stock email.
- LOUISVILLE, November 1L-&ess pork, new,
s24 80. Bacon-shoulders 1876; clear SIDES 1870
1sKc. Lard 16hc. whiskey 81.
WILMINGTON, November 14.-Spirits turpenine
active at I1hSax2%. Rosn 81 seas. Crude turpen-
tine 81 soa2 80. Tar 50 so. Cotton-no sales.
AUGUSTA, November 14-cotton dull; there was
light demand confined almost exclusively to the bet
ter grades; middling nominay 81 Hc, closing weak;
sales 541 bales; receipts 5l bales.
SAVANNAH, November l4-Cotton very irregular;
holders asking %; buyers Offering 22S; sales OF 500
bales on q basis of 22x.
MOBILE, November IA -Cotton-market quiet;
sales $50 bales; nidatng z2A; receipts 1929 bales;
no exports.
NEW ORLEANS November 14.-cotton declined;
rniddlng 22Ha22A; receipts 1l54; exports 1.S4.
Gold 1s5ZalS6. sterling advanced; commercial
45xaleK; bank 46aa47. New York sight par az
premium. Sugar depressed; fair -; Choice Il;
clariced 141la14H. Molasses d:clining; prime &c;
choice 60
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THE DAILY NEWS.
unea.dins Beauty.

TThis beautiful sonnet was written over two
hundred years ago by Thomas Carew, one
of the gentlemen of the privie-charnber to
Charles II
Hee that loves 2. rosie cheeke,
Or ceralllip adnnires,
Or from starlike eyes doth seeke
Fuell to maintain his hres,
As old Time makes these decay,
So his flames must waste awa7.
Buta smooth and steadast mind,
Gentle thoughts and calm des,res'
Hearts with equal love combine,
Kindle never dying ares;
Where these are not, despiSe
Lovely cheekes, or lips, or eyes.
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening. Nov. H. '6s''
COTTON-fhe market continued to be in favor Of
buyers, and factors showing more anxious 0'sposi
ton to meet the views Of purchasers and conceding
h@kc. . b decline. the article became more active,
and transactions took place to the extent OF about 'oo
bales viz: ss at 2o; l21 at 21 127 at 12s at 22
1o4at 22s5; 6s at 223s; 81 at 221Sc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO Good Ordinary. y....... .2SAg25S
Low Middhng. ng....................22 92Za
Middlng ..Z<'a'G-
Strict Midding. g...................- W-
RICE.-There was fair inquiry ior this grain at
about previous rates. Sales, $50 tierces OF clean
Carolina say: 100 tierces at74c. b; 70 tegces at
tx; and 90 tierces at 7z.c. q fb. We quote common
to fair clean Carolina at 6A@7Hc; good, 7%S7%c'
q fb.
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Market steady snd advanced 1e. Sales OF Sc bos at
50 50 for soft end 81 so for hard q 10s lbs.
SPIRITS TURPESTINE-Has been In GcnVe requss. qss
TODAY. and the price has advanced ore cent Sales
Of 80 casks at 4c Is do at Acc and TOO do at 42sc
q gallon. ., o,,
Ros1N-sales Of 423 bbls at 81 so for common,
e. * for strained 81 GO for strained and Ne. q and
S5 for pale. m -,
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CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CON,


OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY railway CO.,
CoISER DIoAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CHARLESTON, So Ca, November 10, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lousr Termina
at7.9OAM, and at inter. at AM, and O, inter-
vals of ten no. minutes walls of ten tl0l minutes
during the day till the during the day till 9
last trip at 9 PM Pm.
N.k.-Leave the Battery as follows: On the hour,
and thirty 1907 minutes alter the hour from a..
NJ, until 73) P. NJ, Every other trip from the old
Postotfice.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lotc'r Tsr,aiau'
at 730 AM, and ut inter- at sos An and atinter-
vas of twelve 12, minutes walls of twelve i2 min.
PM. 9P.S.
NB.-Leave the Battery at seventeen tlIl minutes
afteI the hour and forty0ne tlll sliuts after the
hour until Seventeen ~ minutes past s. Every other
trip from the old Postoiice:
SUND.fY SCHEDULE.
KING.STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lotcsr Ternl-
at 0 AN, and at inter nus at $50 AN. and 1t
r,Is of fftcen u5) min intervals of hteen Q5)
MOS fill TOO p. VI. minutes till 7.31 P. NJ
NR-All the trips are to the Battery except the
las. trip of each car.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,rer Terminus
at AM, and at inter- at 9.35 AM, and at inter.
vas of every twenty go vals OF every twenty (2O)
minutes till Gas Pm. minutes TIL 1.3o 7 NJ
N.B.-All the trips are 20 the Battery except the
'A'' @''p S.w. RAMSAY.
NoyemEerIO Secretary and Treasurer.
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Steamship Gulf Stream, Spencer, New Orleans. Z
days To Street Bros 4 Co. Bound to New York
and put IN for supply ofcoal.
Schr Robert Caldwell Mccormack, New York,
days. Mdze. 10 " Roach, Adams, Damon Co,
J Adger Co, b Bischoh & Co. NJ Bird 4 Co, A
Bischoff Bolmann Bros, N BRISTOL, Burck-
myer. G d Brown Cameron, Barkley Co. WS Cor
win & Co, Dowie & Noise Duval Son, Ems
low Co, L L Falk & Co. Feldmann Co, Hart
Co. Howard Bro, Jennings, Thominson CO.
King Gibbon. W Knoblock, Keuarty. j Kerr &
Co. klinck, Wickenberg Co, + kressell, Jr, Law
less, Laurey & Alexander, Murphy, Mure co,
W Marscher Mantouc & Co. + Mcdowell l. Son,
Meyer, Olney & Co, ] O'Neill Son, Osteu-
dorf & Co, O'Neill. Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative
Association, c Ring, Il Renneker, S C Railroad
Agent " shepherd D silcox. stenhouse & Co, A
Stone, 6 Steffens Co, Tupper 4 Sons, B
Vincent, W Webb, West Jones, ii Woht-
man, Wuh1man, G Williams Go, Walker,
Evans Cogswell Werner & Ducker, S Yeadon, U S
Quarermaster, NJ Hyams l. Co, j E Sloan, John
Helms, and Order.
schr Ada, -, Beaufort, NC. Ballast. 10 the
Master.
Rice. To T Lowndes and W Courtney 4 Co.
sloop ] Fowler, from Santce. 6SO bushels Rough
Rice. 10 1hurston s Holmes.
Boat from James Is and. bags Sea Island Cotton
To Call, rd y Minott.
Drays from Chisolm's Mil. 6 bags Sea Island Cot
ton. 10 Chisolm Bros, Roper & Soney, Bollmann
Bros, ard Ravrnel Co.
S Gamer Isaac Smith, Hammond, New York, z
days. To the Master. Bound to Savannah and put
in for coal.
Arrived Yesterday.
Bark Lizzie h, Spring. Bath, Maine, 10 days. Hay.
To the Master.
Steamer Dictator. Wiley, Wilmington, Del-lcft
Friday, NJ. To j Aiken & Co.
steamer City Point McNelty, Palatka, via JACKSON
Vile, Fernandina and Savannah. 81 bales Cotton.
Sc bags Cotton Seed, IS boxes and 122 bbs Oranges
Mdze, &c. TO D Aiken & Co, Pinckney Bros, G q
Ingraham & Son. kirkpatrick Witte,. Huger.
Fraser [; Dill Roper & stoney Mowry & Son. Welch
Brandcs, NJ LawtCn, A Enslow Co, Mrs
Langley, Scriren & Nisbet, " Carr, Tosni, A
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
November IL.

80 bales Upland and 2 bales Sea Island Cotton, l20
bushels Rough Rice, $40 bbls Naval Stores, Lumber,
Mdze, &C.. To " Bee 20. Putchett
Davis, A johnson, ] weiters, " K Ryan. G lngra-
ham, N Geraghty, Andrews Salvo, kavenel y Co.
Goldsmith Co, L Sheppard, Graeser, Lee,
Smith Co. L Cohen Co, Moses Drucker, MONTY
c.. q " Williams 4 Co, BA&J Early Screven
l. Neshit, Frost & Adger, G II Walter 4 co. Il Har'
ney, Webb, T Bonnell, Brown, and Order.
Consig nees per Charleston and savan-
nah Railroad, November IL.
Hunt & Bro 7 Kanapaux, " NJ Lawton, W
Bee & Co, J D Taylor, Roper r& Stoney, CococS,
Bissel, and B Provost.