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The Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, October e.-CoI oIToN.-lfrom inc
Rrokers' Circular Cotton was in extensive &C.
m md In the cary part OF the week, and prices a:-
vanced fully I'd per ID. since Iuesday .ne ous',
meas has been less general with weaker MARKET anu
tho Quotations close only about l4d per ID above
those of last Thursdav. In sea island an extensTe
business has been done at steady prices. American
advanced nearly ed per lb buthas given way, and
is now quoted about "a per 10 above last week
rates. New York advlces to the 8th instant quote
mlddiug 25sc costing to sell in Liverpool 1O5sd per
In Inv steamer Brazil has been IL good demand,
and prices are about I'd per 10 higher than on
THURSDAY last Egyptian continues In fair request:
but the demand has been freely met. The choice OF
of the better Qualities being limited, tEey have COM
manded extreme rates.
The extensive business on Saturday aud Monday
caused prices Of East India to advance generally
I'd especially in the lower qualities. With de-
crease in the demand, this advance is now partially
lost The quotations are, however, still generally
Ld to I'd per ID. higher than last week. In cotton
.to arrive" considerable bushes; has been traus
American, basis Of middhuG: Mobile, ship named,
1O,Id: Mobile aud Bales, October or November
shipment, 10kd New Orleans, ship named, lo7sd,
10Id: November shipment, 10Hd; November-De-
conber. lOMd. Pernam, fair, ship named, 101Sd.
Dhollerah, iair new merchants, June sailing, Sd.
This day-New Orleans, October, November ship
ment l0Kd. Dhollerah, fair new merchants, June
20 ling, 7s<d; July, 77Sd. Oomrawutte. tair new
merchants, juno sailing 7S per To- Inc sales m Sol ol
on speculation and 1880 declared Tor export
leaving 81, 14O bales to the trade. Friday, Octo-
ber s.: The sales today amounted to 10OOl
bales, incluoing 200O on speculation and for ex'
port; the market being languid and without mate
rial change.
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Import this week.

Tho stock CT cotton is estimated to-day at 427, 100
bales against 1877 900 bales last year. thus showing
o decrease of 3O3,s0O bales. There are in stock
$3.50 bales American, against 215,5s0; 86,11O
bales Brazil against Ill 100; 1880 bales Egyptian,
against 81 $780, and 26OsObales East India descrip-
tions against $40, ,760 bales last year. The quantity
OF cotton at sea for Great Britain is reported at 5ll
600 bales Tor IL 600 bales from America and 100000
from East India against S22 600 last year Tor 14000
from America and S08. 600 from East 1ndal, thus
exhibiting an aggregate increase of $4,000 bales
in the quantity of cotton at compared with last
year.
The quantity imported, compared with tho same
date last year. shows decrease Of 1913 600 balcs the
the ouantity taken for consumption an increase
of 265 7sO bales; actual export decrease Of 800
bales; while the quantity taken on s. eculat1on shows
decrease of SO9, 300 bales. Aiddins upland cotton
is quoted at 1o%d against 61Id; middling Orleans at
10%d, against sgd; fair Pernam at 1OHd, against
S5Sd; fair Egyptian at 119ld against 9%d; and fair
Dhollerah Sarat t77sd against sgd, at the same
time IN 1867
Compared with last weeks figures, tho stock OF
cotton shows the rfiug increase of 1920 bales; and
in the interval the trade taken 81 140 bales and
exporters $50 bales together Y, 730 bales. The
actual export has been 1854 bales, and the import
1850 bales consisting chiefly Of East Indian de-
s,riptons.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Punctual Man.

Tn view ofthe marvellous fact
That life's but delicate span,
Mr.. Brown displays wonderful tact
For being pune ual man.
IT'S said, with no meaning OF mirth,
That he uttered in accents sublime
As soon as he came upon earth
The astonishing syllable, Time !"
Let us not on this episode frown;
He had cause for the Juvenile Groom;
Unlike Richard Of royal renown,
Who entered the world rather soon'
While youth. although prompt Us the oes''
No slur on his morals was cast
BY those who are'quick TO invest
Young men with the title OF "iast'
When in love, the sane rule he Observed,
That ut school he had followed So "en'
And no hing external e'er swerVeu
bis thoughts from the voice OF the oene
In popping the question, he fed
Not the least from his regular line;
Answer quickly, my dearest, he said,
I've another engagement at nine.
Now comforts fall amply and thick
On his life-a melodious chime
And though cumming transactions "on TICK,
He delights 10 do business con time J.!
Yet in pleasure, one pang ever darts,
And drags his hiarity down,
To think, when from life he departs,
They'll call him "the late Mr. Brown.
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Markets by Telegraph.

FORElGN alAhh61o.
LONDON, October 24-Afternoon.-Co 9i7Sa
94h. Bonds 7S14i.
LIVERPOOL, October 2l-Noon.-Cotton firm; sales
1s 0ao bales. Breadstuffs quiet. Tallow dull.
! Atternoon.--Cotton firm; uplands 10A a10T; Or
lean, 11s11h. Sales 5000 Bales Tallow firm and
not ouotably higher Common rosin 5s. Cd.
MANCHESTER, October 24.-"otton fat and nomi-
nal; total aHoat AGO, 900 bales, including $1,000
American.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, October -Noon.-Flour 5a10 lower
Wheat la2 love-. Corn / lower. Pork shade
frmer Lard dull. Cotton quiet at 25a25I. Iur-
penine quiet at 4a4ih Rosin quiet; strained 81 10
a2 GO. Freights quiet. Money active at Z. Sier-
ling OK. Gold 134Z.
Eyening.-,4old steady at 1344. Governments
higher Cotton shade rr,er; sale 800 bales at 2o7i
Flour-superfne State s6af 20; extra Site 81 2oa
40; choice 5Oas 10. Wheat neayy. Corn fully lc
lower. Whiskcy quiet at 81 17a1 IS. Pork frmer,
and closing at SGT so. Lard dropping, 16a17I; ket-
tie Tx. Naval stores quiet Groceries steady
Freishts firm.
W1M1yeToN, October "a Spirits cf turpentine,
sales at 4Oc Rosin quiet strained 81 TO- No 1. 50 so
as4: pale S5 5O Crude turpentine firm st So 65. Tar
steady at 50 IS. Cotton, sales at CSC for middlng
AUGUSTA, October 24.-Cotton firm at % 29A for
niddnng. fair demand resulted in sales OF 2S5
bales. Receipts, 22 bales.
SAVANNAH, October 2i-cottoa firm; sales 75o
bales; middlings 24a24H. Receipts 1611 bales. Et-
ports coastwise 26O0 bales.
MOBILE, October 24-Cotton market finn; sales
1850 bales; general demand for mdlings at &c. Re-
cepts 1885 bales. Exports none.
New ORLEANS, October 24-cotton in good demand
and higher; middIng. %; sales 4ilo; receipts 2147
bales; exports, 1918 bales sterling-Bank. Al;
New York Sight, q discount. God, 1s41. Lousi-
ann sugar. active; sells fast as received; common II;
gooaa, 121; yellow clarified lS&' MolasSes-com'
mon, Is; choice, 81 05.
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The Char1eston Cotton Marked.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON Saturday Evening, Oct "a, 'tS.
The day commenced with a fair inquiry for the
staple, the fibre baving q stfening tendency, and
with light stoca ha'e-s gradually hardened theiI
rates. sales takng place at about &c per ii higher
but before the close Of the day the Improvement hao
advanced to &c, the market being stiff VIII ou'
little of the article for sale. The transactions were
about $50 bales, viz: 16 at 2o 10 at 2 70 at o. "a
o2 "A at 22, 64 at 22. 100 ato3, 116 at 2s% 06 at
osk, 65 at 23s<, 1s at "a. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ...21H@22H
Low midding ..............ZS q
Middiine .23H@-
STRICT middling G.
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Savannah Market.

last weekly review the demand for cotton has heen
good OF times, with some fluctuations. The wide
difference between sellers and buyers this week has
reduced operations little as compared with last
report We also have to chronicle decline of about
&c during the week. but it gradual, and not ac-
cedcd TO by sellers without q determined effort to
maintain previous pr;css The inquiry by foreign
buyers was very limited owing to stiffness Of factors.
We give the following resume of the market during
the week:
On Friday tho market opened quiet but firm with
fair demand, the general tone bcing decidedly bet
ter than the day previouS. closing firm with an up
ward tendency with middling at a 24Kc. Sales
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passengers.

Per steamship Champion. for New Iork-Mrs
McKel,ey, Proper, w Maloney, Robbins and
lady, Grinba'l,J j Campbell NJ Kirk, Mrs Collin
and child. ~
Per steamship Saragossa, from New Yorl;-9lrs
u W Hum, Miss Julia Banch j j Giobcs. Rocker.
C Hovey, G Goodsell, D Key, Duyal, Dioz,
G Heaiy, Baker, Baxter, Jr: Baxter, Moses
Fish, Albert Fish, T Lawrence, " Cooper.
Per steamship Sea Gull. for Daltimore-hr ana
Whescr
Per steamer st Helena, from Ediso and Rockville
Mrs Butler, u rs " Beckett Col Wbalty. Garety,
C G Bailey B LaRoche, DR. L TowpsenJ. Wes-
coat, and 15 OIL deck.
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Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutlon. Baltimore-Icft -
inst Mdze. 10 Mcrdecli & Co, Courtenny Iren-
holm. Railroad Age nts, Wech Il Bra des, D Ii Sll-
COX Is O'Ne,l, " l. cub. H Brown, Laurcy &
Alexander Peizcr, Rodgers & Co, Mantoue X GO, Il
Dischoff l. Co, j II Graver Fcldmann Co, w Il
Chafce & Co. Colco:k K Co, Il Marshall, = Hor-
BACH W Ravencl, Steiber. Goodrich Wipoman Il
Co. 6 " Steff ms & Co, l!eise, J Williams & Son,
Newbold & Sons, Luhrs & Stel!ing, W Whildcn x
Co, C L,lieuthal, Bollmann Bros Johnston, Crews
Co, j & W II Armstrong, Thompson co. Il Coola
& Co, ] yollers, II Bostwick j Fischer,
O'Neill & Son, " Hunt, Klatte & Co. Simp;on
& Co. Bissell l. Co. G Linscdt, Dowie l. Noise, r
ZAP Caldwell. Rceder Davis. ] Wiley Co,
Tobias Sons, C Graveley, N Bird Co, Cook
& Co, G Fl Gruber, c Rucser Il Co, Bart Wirth, J
A Ouackenbush, NJ Usina, Clacius & Witte. W
Kinsman Bro, C b Brahe & Co, Mrs Hopkins, and
others.
schr Maria Hall. Shepherd. Rockport, Nell
days. Lime and hay. To McCobb, Jr.
Steamer st Helena Rumley, Edisto and Rockville.
u bales Cotton, 5s bags seed, and Sundries To
Il Murray, Howe, G Hoppock, j Il Clausstn,
n Seabrook and others.
Sloop Goodrich Roberts, Ashcpoo 1000 bushels
Rough Rice. To II Hoppock.
Sloop Exchange, from Ashepoo 1G66 bushels
Rough Rica. 10 Frost AdSer.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Saragossa. Crowell, Now York co hours.
Mdze To Ravepcl 4 Co. j Aiken K Co, j Allen.
j E Adgcr l. Co, e D Abreas, Butterfeld. Boyd &
OMara, II Bischof l. Co. ! A Beamish & Co, Brig
Moonlight, Bates & Co. A Dischof, j Belts, W
Nj Bird L. Co. Campbell, Knox Co. Cameron, Bark.
lev & Co, C Carr & Co, W Cbafee Co, NJ Drake,
M Cater, P Darcy ] NJ Eason Bro. Eckel
& Co, L Falk l. Co, J Ferguson Go. Fairly 4
Co Fogartc's Book Store, Forsyth, McComb Co,
c Graveey, H Gerdts l. Co, b Graver, & Cru
her, Goldstein, Goodrich, Wineman co.
Hunt, Horsry, j Hurkamp & Co. Hasel, Her
ring, A II Hayden, Hart l. co, Jettords Co. Jen'
pings, Thominson e. Co, Klinck. Wickenberg 20,
Mrs " Knox, Kriete & Chapman, Z ke!lers x 20,
Kinsnlan Bros, P Locke, Lopez sons, Luhrs q
Stc.ling, Laurey Alexander, A LANCER, Mantoue
c., T Murphy McIoy K Rice, c Michaels Mur.
ply, Little & CO. Mar hall Mcmillan, Railroad
Co, North, steele Wardell. d O'Neill. O'Nelll
& Son, Ostendorff T. Co; C F Psnknin, c Poppcn-
helm, QuacKenbush. Russell, q Ring, south,
ern Express Co. Saas G " Steffens l. co, Tobias
Sons, smith. W q 1rott NJ Wohltman, Wer-
ner ( Ducker W Whildep & Co, Webb, j
Yates, Mrs N Zernow, w Mehrtens Commlns,
Adams Damon & Co S R Marshall, W Harrison,
Me!chers Muller, Dowe & Noise. U s Subsistence
Departu' ent, Wagner, Heath n Monsees. E Bates 4
Co, Cooperative Association, Johnston, Crews 60,
q Minor & Co, j Campsen Co, M Walsh, Wills
& Chisolm, Crane, Boylston L. Co, B O'Nen. D Paul
& Co, Bart & Wirth. Stoddard Co. I Kelly, Il
A Due, Goudkop & Beuthner, Muller, Nimitz Co.
Knck. Yickenberg l. Co, Marshall L Burge, c Il
Nichaels, Werner 4 Ducker, Bollmann Bros, nud
others.
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Wommfrfial.
lmuorts.l

British ship ScottswoodZZ nnos aes
and 169 crates Earthenware, to W Weoo; 90, SCo
tons Stone Coal, l53 tons Gas Coat ~ ar uas ~
crates crates Fart Earihenwaro, he war to " whilden Co; 6el
Iron Pots, 625 Camp, Ovens, $50 Biscuit ovens.
l4S5 Covers, 61O Spiders, toJ F Adger Co;
casks and case Hardware, to hart 20: .fer
Coal 90 GOO States, to iure & Co.
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Wilmington sIarket.

WILMINGTON, October o4.-SPrRITs IuEPEN:
r1NE-Advanced 4 cent Sales SAG CASKS at 4oc, and
90 casks ut $3.50. r.
RosIS-ouict. Sales Of 326 bb!s at 81 70 for
strained: So 5OaI for No l. aud S5 50 for pale.
CRUDE TURpESrINE- Firm. Sales of S63 bb!s OF
TAR-.tcady Sales Of GO bb,s o. So 35
ColroN.-Steady Sales 80 hales on basis OF ~ &c
for ordinary 2lIs To- good ordinary: 221sc for low
mld,ins; &c for middine, aid 2i1ac Ter strict mid
dlinn.
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Columbia Market.

COLUMBIA, October 4.-There has been 4 fair
business doing in cotton during the past week at
m ,rket closes steady, with a good demand, and we
now quote middngs at 221Saa22l. The sales of the
week have been 423 bales at 20. 2Ok, 20k 205< 20sS
90 &, 22sl, 22Zk, 22hs, %, q 35.lOO, % 20-IO0
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Consig gnees per South Carolina Railroad
October "a.

Sol bales Cotton. 40 bales Domestcs, 2 cars Lurn-
ber. cars Wood 8 ,ars Cattle. To Railroad Agent
Pelzer, Rodgers & Co, Walter co, Court
nav Co. q " Williams & Co, Johnston, Crews
CO. Cohen, Hanckel Co. Mey, Rev A Porter,
TIL W Devices, Bowling Co, N Robson,
Frost Adgsr. keeder Davis, . DUKES 20, .
D Aiken Co, R Magill Plat, Goldsmith son
n Bulwinkle W Silverburg, II F Baker GO, Stou
Webb Co, Cobia & Co, j Pringle, Brodie & co,
" & Ryan, Mowry Co.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
October "a.
164 bales Cotton, 14s bbls Naval Stores, cars Lun-
ber, car Hoop Poles. Rnugh Rice. Mdze &c. To PP
Toales, B Simons, Ravcnel & co, Dukes Co,
Lebby Greasef, Les, Smith & Co, Frost & Ad ger,
Goldsmith Co, Mowry & Co. Williams & co, L
Cohen & Co, W Bee Co. Mehrtens, Mazyck
Saltus, Kirkpstrick Witte, A Salinas, Nachman
& 60. Walter & Co, W Ryan, Pincknei Bros Clag-
horn, Herring co. Dr. B Bacot, Campscn Co.
W Gurney, Caldwell / Son, We:tervelt, and
Order.
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EXPORTS

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champfon-1652 bales
Cotton, 142 tierces Rice. SO bales Yarn. 100 empty
Barrels, 4s. packages sundries 2:4 packages
Fruit
pHHADELpHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-546
bales Cotton, 81 tierces Rice. 7S0 bushels Corn,
so casks Clay, 256 SACKS Dried Fruit, 56 bales
Yarn and Domestics 14O empty Barrels, 46 pack
ages Suudries.
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Ship Sumter, Keene New York--5 days Railroad
Iron. and Sundries. To the Master, Northeastern
Railroad, and Order.
419 bbls Rosn SO bbls Spuits To Ferguson W Z
Dukes L Co, H Bischof & Co, " Ryan, Reeder &
Davis Quackecbush, NJ Caldwell son. trost
& AdGer, Pelzer, Ro gers GO, Graeser Lee, SInltn
& Co, shaw, Pritchett, Dowie Noise, Wage
ner, Heath Monsecs. r PrinGle, and Order.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New Yorf-James
Steamship Promctheus, Gray, Pbiladelphia--Jno
& Theo Getty.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. New York.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Pb1ladelphla.
Bark Il g W Dodge, Munro, Philadelphia.
Sailed Yesterday.
sehr Ida Bella, Fisher, Baltimore,
From this Port.
schr Beebee. Lozier New York, Oct 81.
Sehr q Austin, Foster, Boston, Oct1oer o.
Up for this Port.
Schr W Allen. Doane, at Boston, October %.
Entered Outward.
The Agra, Fillmore. at Liverpool, October 8.
Cleared for this Port.
Brig Cyclone johnson, at Boston. October 90.
schr L Davis, Bishop, at New York. Oct2l.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Golden Horn, McBeth, from Hartlepool,
October 8.
The Monpequash, Murray from Liverpool, Oct 8.
Ship Narra. .ansett, ami n. from Antwerp, Oct9
Bremen bark Ga-ss, Wiling from Bremen, Oct 4.
Memoranda.
The steamship Saraso sossa, arrived at this port yes
tcrday from New York, saw cn saturday. at P NJ,
off the Irving Pan Shol bark rigged British pro-
pel!er, bound South.
The brig Albert Erri :kson, cleared at Liverpool
Oct :, fo- Philadelphia.
The schr Providence, NcCobb, from Charleston
for Bucksport, Me, arrived ut Holmes Hole, Oct 19.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS P0hi


FOREIGN
HARTLErooL.
Steamship Golden q orn, McBcth, sailed. Oct
LIVERPOOL
Ship Richarl the Third. Wood, cleared. Sept 80
The agra, Fulmore, up. p.............-........O Oct
CARDIFF.
Dark Jenny Lind, Sherwood, sailed. August -
ANTWERP.
ship Narragansett, Hamn, sailed. d............Oct Q
BREMEN.
Bremen bark Gauss, WeIting, sailed. d..........Oct
OA[EsTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Cyclone. Johnson, cleared. Oct 29
Schr Allen, Doane, up:..."..............Oct Oct 23
NEW YORK,
Brig James Baker, Phclan, up. .............Oct l6
Schr Ida s Burgess, Burgess, cleared. ........Oct
Schr L Davis, Bishop, cleared ....u....... Oct p
PHILADELPHIA.
Big DevereauX, Clark, up..."...........Oct Z
Schr Lilly, Francis. up. Oct 10
schr Matthew Kinney, Ogden, cleared. lot l6
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS OF all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid TO
HOUsE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
INGS, GRATINGS,
cLsTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, dc, &c,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
ACHINIST A ND FO IN D Ek
No. 314 MEET1NG-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
August 3 mws
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St. Andrews Parish.
First Polling Precinct-James Island.
MANAGERS.
W. A. CLARK ISAAC HimM0Sps RISSi sXAs'
Second Polling Precnct-.Johns Island.
w.B. CUTTER. ANAI7S'i y. s. wHALEY.
ADAM W. SMITH.
Third Polling Observation-Disclosures Island.
BENZ. BAILEY. WIN. BROWN.
Fourth Polling Precinct Edisto Island.
r. P. M1KELL. PETER HEDGERs.
- cLAwSoN.
Fifth Polling Irecinct-On the Main.
,on,,rr,,,or AASAeE9s Ell 51Kr11.
IsHMAEL MOULrRIE.
The Managers Of Elections will revise for period
of three days commencing October 2ih, A. d. 1865,
the registration lists upon which the Election, COM
mencing the second day OF June, a. D. 1868. ana
endin the third day OF June, a. D. 1868, was cor
Quoted. by the addition such lists OF the names Of
all persons entitled 10 vote und the Constitution,
who have not already been registered. and by str1k
ing from such lists the pames OF such persons as
shall not by law bo emitted to vote.
For the purposes OF such revision the Managers
of Elections will meet at the IT, es and places dcsS
mated above by the Commissioners. In nsmuch as
many OF the precincts have be changed since tue
last registration every person claiming the rl9nt 70
vote sh oud sec that he is duly registered on the
days ABOVE mentioned i'll the precinct in which he
now resides. Fui ing 10 be properly registered on
those days, he will not bc entitled to vote at the
General Election to be lielL November third, ]S6S
BY order OF the Board.
D. T. CORBIN, Chairman.
Charleston, S. c., October II, 1868.
October 1G mWo tul
GENERAL ELECrION.-THE COM.
U MiS-IONERS OF ELECTION FOR COLLIE
TON COUNTY have, account cf absence OF some
Managers appointed and inability of others 10 serve
been compelled to make several changes. They have
appointed the tnliowii named persons Managers o
Elections, and deisn.icd tie places HEREINAFTER
mentioned as POLLING Preriucs, for the Election Of
the Sd November, 1865:
1T. Bartholomew's Parish.
First Precinct-Smoke's Cross Roads.
MANAGERS.
GEORGE WARREN. JOHN W. BROWN.
ISAAC SPELL.
Bell's Cross Roads Poll.
MANAGERS.
P.W.A. BRYAN. ]. IT, BAILEY.
JOSEPH BRYAN.
Second Prccinct-Fork Box Poll.
MANAGERS.
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SUPERIOR TO SOzODONT AND CHEAPER

THIS PREPARATION Is TIE RESULT OF THE
combined skill of the physician, dentist and apothe-
cary, aud it IS offered as RELIABLE SUBSTITUTE Ior
the numerous uncer ain washes now in vogue The
microscope has also been called into use and the re-
searches Of celebrated observer have detected the
manner in which the tartar IS formed, showing II 70
be the work of animalculD.
Substances which Ficinus found 10 des roy the life
of these intusoria are contained IN he Dentalnna,
and thus it prevents the increase OF tartar and conse
quent oosening of the teeth. It will be found useful
TO persons in advanced life giving strength and tone
to the gums while to every one the aroma and SEN
sation OF cleanliness after using it will be suhcient
recommendation; smokers especially will appreciate
its efficacy.
Numerous dentists of the highest standing being
acquainted with the composition of the Denall1na,
advocate its USE it containing nothing corrosive or
luxurious to prevent its unrestraiued employment.
Prepared only BY JAS. 7. SHINN, Chemist, Phila-
delphia. r-- ,,o,er
For sale by DOWlE MoioE,
Corner Meeting and Hasel streets,
October II wfm3mos Charleston, >. Y.
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Marine urws.
Arrived Saturday.

Port of Charleston. October at
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Macon Market.

MACON, October 23-Co1ToN-Receip to-day TIC
bales; sales 23S bales; shipped 223 bales.
The market this forenoon opened dull ald mac
tive at decline of half cent and continued so un-
til the noon dispatches from Eastern ana european
markets were received when 1t again rallied, and re-
gaining the half cent lost in the morning the mar
Evt closed firm and little excited at the following
ates: Inferior lac, ordin1ry II, good ordinary ~
middlings 21lS, good middlinGs %.
stocr q, hand Olsen Sentember /, 1sGs~bales. 1926
Received to-day. y.... ~ "a
Receive previously. H'o4s-lZZ Zo'
1851
Shipped to-day. Observation-Disclosures. 70 ..
Shipped preyiously.... .'6'24a- o'Aoo
s,ocr m hand ihs evening. 1925
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-26
PORT CALENDAR.

3 PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 1st hours 49 minutes. evening
Last Quarter, 9th, hour, minutes. morning.
New Moon, 18th, hours, IS minutes. evening.
First Quarter. o3d. hours. 81 Dinutcs, morning
Full Moon 31st . hours, 81 minutes, morning
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-26

Nashville Market
NASHVILLE, October 22.--CorToN--lh recelPls
today amounted to $40 bales with shipments Of 182
sales of 3O4 bales at prices ranging from l8a2o cts
We classify as follows Low midding 20; good ordi'
nary 10 19Is; ordiuary i6alsh.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept 1st, 1863 -ba'es......:
Received to-day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. olo .o
Received previously. y................. .lloS- l+oo
Total. .Ao-o
Shin oed to-day. 1os
shipped previously .........'''''''.'..o''- DIV
Stock on hand. o44
wHEAr-We heard of sales OF cnly 10 bushels ut
81 rs.
Cony Sales of 500 bushels in ear at e0c; 50 do
shellel at SOC; 400 dc Loose Old at 50 and Ioc'
RYE-Small sale at ST 25.
OATs--Sales OF 1876 bushels at 55c.