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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-24

THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RI
DUCED RATESi
-. 1-s,sr.., STEAMERS OF THE ABOV1
.is.lr5SEE9 line leave Pier Nc. i2, North River,
.l%,ESl.IssH9 foot Of Canal street. New York, .
.:sSS u o'clock noon, of the 1st sth, 18th
and 94th OF every month except when these dates
fall on Sunday, then the saturday precedingI
Departure OF lst and 2ith connect at Panama with
steamers for south Paci6c ald Central anerieap
ports Those OF 1st touch at Mauzanillo.
Departure Of eth OF each month connects Will
the new steam Line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran.
cisco ttr CnIba and Japan April 8. 1853.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 60
direct from New York 10 Aspinwal
One hundred pounds baggage free to ssch adult.
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage I1ckets or further information aFply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whAff
foot of Cansl-strcet North River New York.
March a. 1yr F. .R. BAbY, Agent.
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(From the oraugcburg News
TIE CHARLESTON MERCURY

TIE CA n ESfON II Is v hts
We regret TO announce that this veteran
journal has su spenlcd publication. The expo
nent, for q long series of Years. OF the political
sentiments of tho old State Rights patty Of
South Carolina and in our darker days OF late
fearless advocate Of the cause ofour oppress-
cd aud down-rodden people. its utterances
Lave q ways struck responsive chord in tho
popular heart and lis uiasterly editorials have
been as household words ut many u tireside,
where patriot sIres have taught their children
to love the old Palmetto State.
a new regime has been established, sadly in
contrast with our happy AID prosperous past.
The scrf OF yesterday, and tie unprlncip cd
advcnlu CT from abroad. hayc usnrped the
places, VIII Gil great aud good mcn once o"cu-
pied 10 their own AID their couatry's ho. or.
lc 5tcrcury: ..ycr in sym atuy with all that
was good and mob III oar 5.Itc has shared in
its adrclsity. as il Was unce entitled with its
glory, and has bccGms part Of that historic
pas, When 'C ir0 snd fuL"
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From the Marion Crescent ]
THE oHARLEsroN MERoURY.

The suspension OF this higi-toned journal
and true exponent Of southern principles, (ae
they should be.) has OCCASION ID universal re-
eret to the citiz 3ns Of Charleston.
he influence Of the Charleston Mere ury is
widespread, not only Ill tho outh, but IN the
North, and at this juncture OF our country's
trials, W. could hardly spate an advocate go
fearless and udcpend Il.
The Mercury has \ paper of great pow
CT aud infuencn in State, in fact in the
South. It has had : most able men as its
editors, and many OF tbe editorials of the pa
per have been masterpieces oil composition,
enforcing the political principles OF whicn 1t
was the champion with ua.h hunsqaaled aoH
thrown by ''the will Of the nation"-State
rig its, strict constru .tion OF the constitut ion
and economy IN the administration OF the 6 ov-
ornment.
1t is to be hoped that the time is not distant
wnen the Mercury will again resume pubica-
ton.
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afford to lose the services of 80 devoted
and efficient friend.
From the Atlanta constitutional

SUSPENSION OF AN OLD AND VALUED JOUR NAL.
The Charleston Mercury. one of the olde st
aud ablest journals In the South, we regret to
learn, has been forced to suspend publication.
With one Of its sister cotemporaries, the
Charleston Courier, We unite our regrets at
this occurrence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-24
from the New York Herald
THE DEMOCRACY BREAKING UP.
iFro tic Washington Republican,
TIE DREAKIEd Up.

l. is easy 10 predict til; breaking up Of par
ties but II is no. ;.l~ays CERTAIN tiiat the s1ns
wnicn pnrtcild Il dOwnfl!O parties W II DO W.T.
lrcssed IN actual rcIliZ iliUn. We must con-
ftss, however, t at the indications are Very
strong that tie Dsaocrlcy arc bro king up.
Several d mucrLt.c pap.r5 llavo gwen up
the ghost. Among them W. may naalo tao
Charleston Mercury and The LDuisvill, Jour-
raj. Others will have to follow. We thiuk
Iciabod is writtec upon the door-posts OF the
Dom Icra:ic pIrtY.
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From tho Georgetown II. C.) lines.
rsE CHARLESTON MERCURY.

We do not know that we have ever felt moro
dee ly disappointed than we We're by the re-
celpt OF the news that this time-honored, faith
ful servant Of our State, has suspended publi-
cation. We have always regarded the Mercury
Us decidedly one OF the ablest papers in the
South, and we teel lost without it, accustomed
as we have always been to defer to its opinions
and to appreciate its Dold and vigorous edito-
rials. We sincerely hope it will soon be resur-
rpctod. improved and enlarged and that it is
only temporary absence from our list Of ex-
changes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-24
THE MERCURY.

We have missed this sterling representative
Of the old Carolina from our sauctum.
We are truly plineI 10 think that the Mer-
cury--a name a.sociatei with the past OF our
beloved Pa.mcttU State, and with the men OF
intellectual rcnown who m do it always the
organ OF the COOL and true CarOlinlans may
cease to occupy it's wontel place among tho
journals of tue South. II patronage will pre-
vent such result, lot the citiz,ns Of South
Carolina especially como to it's support. It
would be sad com nentary upon their consis-
tcncy OF priuclple aud their fidelity to their
friends, il they should not. But we hope the
suspension is merely temporary.
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raj. Others will have to follow. We think
Ichabod is writtcc upon the door-posts OF tho
Democratic party.
[Fi ON the New York Tribunc.l
We see it announced that the Charleston
Mercury has snsJe dcd publication. There
could scarcely be IL moro suggestive flct. The
Mercury has always been the organ OF the arls
t,crac, OF the South, and has aiways represent
cl tho extreme seatlmenl OF Southern sayJ-
driving aggtnnd .zcmcnt. Before the war 1t
was the earnest enemy OF the Union. During
tue war it chanipioncd the harsIicst measures;
and since peace il has bren the lmplacabc toe
of every Iolic;t attempt ut reconstruction.
Edited by member Of the noted flniiy OF
Rleit, It has i'uv represented every principle
If Which tie L;hctts have 80 long been intrepid
and consistent advocates. Its suspension,
tlnr, fore. indica ca That the ''aristocric," is
dead; that tho "Iilst FamilIes OF tho South
cin no longer support an organ; AMI that rs
poitica f!ct their empire Is past. We are sor-
~ f,r AIR. Rhctt. and Tor the suspension OF Ills
cutcrpr.So; but The death Uf the Ci.arles on
Nc cur, is sure sign OF the dlssoluriou of
ul that remaiI.s uf The pr.u! aud exclusive
cllss tLat dwclt fJr so mani wears III Scum
Carolina, aDd reg. .c:i oTcr he wbcc republic.
[Fror Foracy'; Philadelphia Pros
The Char! ston Mercury has alrcIl. ceased
publication. "let us nave Peace"
RON The Wiuns!o:., n. G., 3onrnal.l
We r,grc, 10 l,arn oc tic Sis IsD.tsion or HIS
abe =, Il v'urd urnaI. No ;,a?-r hrs heen
more ii .nict with the ilislcrt oi $ 'urh Gre
i.. an .hr wLo'c coiiutr' th'n ,c Clarl, l.
;uu Glarclfy. anl lis ;ibseLco will be fit III
many h9us, ho'di. Aiw:ss admir- NJ t:!e IL
ty fla..essless :EG sincerity "ith Which it adj
voc ,cd aI,l tielcl.l d its lrnciplcs, We have
frequently differed IT N it during tho war and
siu e. We sincerely re@ict the ncce-sity
Which colnpcis its sup rsion. and feel that bu
few papers noud b. I'D much missed. cithcrIu
i.o sanc,un oramoas lis friends and patrons
from tie Augusta. Ga. Consttat.onalstl
NEWSPAPER CHANGES.
IN common with thous nds in the South. We
deeply regret the suspensio!, OF the Charleston
Mercury aid irast We slla'l have the pleasure
of on.c more welcoming II TO our sanctum, re-
newld. IcviroG. imnlOrttl.
ltro1n the Huntsville. Ah., Dcmocratl
TIE CHARLESTON MERCURY.
Wo deeply rccret to learn that this nb'o aud
consistent cxpon mt of Stues Rights and the
true principles Of crnstituliouallibcrty and ns'-
Ga,i.ed dci.udcr Of Southern irecdom and c'Y
i,za:ion has suspended Ihe South cannot
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[From the Darlington, s. c.. Democrat.l
THE CHARLESTON MERCURY.

Wo regret that this planet has disappeared
from the political heavens. We hope 1t is
q mere eclipse, aud that the Mercury" is not
to bc nunberei among the 'lost stars"
We will sadly miss her bright face. To her
we have long looked in stormy weather, when
the skies were durkened and the seq was rough.
To her be given, as we do, all credit for hon
esty and fearessness in times when thrift
might follow fawning."
The Mercury has long been the Alpha Polaris
to IN my, in affairs OF State, in these attitudes.
"CJno Stra" has varied, and is varying. The
Mercury never has, and we never supposed
she would, or could.
II tue Republcanism Of "the Fathers" sh ould
ever be resurrected on this continent, 1t will be
Oh the basis OF the principles Of the Mercury
whom clad in white. having the palm, she will
reappear as the Omega Polaris.
IIHrom the Snmter s. G !. Mltchnaul
, 1869-09-06

The stock Of Provisions on hand In New Orleans
al the Close Of ta1t month IA reported u 900 b1is
fcrk, and l.Soa hhds aud 80 tcs dry 4a.ted ments
A total Of atooo, eco feet Of lumber cleared
from Saginaw between O'Clock In the rauruiu8
and O'Clock In the afternoon Of Tnot.taJ last,
It was bound for bnnalo and Ohio ports.
iotA CT seo as5 cen:als OF ,eaa, 40 bu, yalned
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frcm Fun FRANCISCO 10 tho CnItct Kingdom. be.
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wheat n coming forward In largo volume, tho
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haa fHe the rAsc ever tintt harvest. IiA how
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larger proportion rt the wheat now being tus,kr.4
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Seven per cent Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE
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OF ILLINOIS
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ti."sa i"t.'as.- .s.s ies,-l..I, .al .iaat.l
h+'1 titiis itIttt tRzR I.tls.4l, ihLIa A4 i4l I.
l"~!4l III ti-t: FfLltt9x
1l'I s*1thl ata .l.ILl sGl sI4a'Il ~ 4l.1tsI4i i
ts'ttst hshX i"Altf,G ~ F-tssu III Se-4a nm Iss
tG!A1i4s'st ~ tAt14. Aeet saiia N.!a lii !l,.E4iu
htl&A'I1, all tIJCa IIi i-twrnt D., llllhia aII4sa.
Hut, tlr H'atLcs LIu.a hlsaiy Ut 3lna,} ia j1l
lAit1lnr tA ChLt. ,l.aIltua
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e!4'''t heHAaf' IA ~ l-a ,.La VIII ,l-y .4,t
,'!-'kt. ~ s~1t -.k T., /. 81 lut III r,t.Lii,h
81 ~: t'-stt. ii lss.s - IT,. er.4;I III ;lr uc.t
.@e"' ~ 'Ia aA!-'faa-'a Il a-.A s.le. tL,.l: s.,
t'aA'A s'a s11 ;"tat1,La i7e-s.I H4:A tlssst s:cA
ttHA't h''' H'h aaat y tss lux sr:.l .ta:an IF
"'9'" sSS:t'' Fl-'t'.a Il aif ataAl, aay .s.,.i
ahtsa.. seat a1sIp It. h. AII,s:, ttt,r.. M,
ELANk l., Vi u. al it43k IT.. {Lit.r,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE



AkEin6p " :;.;,:,;
2toL nS Lsto ~ - y IL, IL. ~ 1 80
sH7ss Aoatn' nenAAo' 'S' sHS "a'toA" "eA- 0 'sN
FIT CT. r,rt, -, 4.rs n.t+ .,a .r,
F1cp 3htt Il seess. baaa1o' ~ oaes 0a''' haa SUI
9sle &. ,.h .,,.-
fIcp q itAAset p st,A aple;.s
tfep = NsF1. IL ~. y. .,3 ,ns-t.
rTop s:utE ~ ef1 = NJ ~ w
k7pp AeAtseEe73' sost ou3oo" " ni' As'' ~@ '"1-
fTsA p.- - h-,. e,t t.x =, ..;,
Ftp Lay NFsrn nHt' !" I'a 1"- "oe - s-
EGs. !W nsaes h1a 1in~. saaI. r., hi. ..,t ed
sGs Ettt {: 4eaeA1' VSst..oN-s-' @1'' 3A1s sA AH
tCSa11Sfn, rSsin, ,,n,.+,, ,rc -, t--,bcr
LIZ LIZ - - ~ 49, ShsJ1so1 as r1ii13,d tIex
senrT tsti 7 ~; RGyJ;cr Z Hn.Er1nn ID ~ icsuI..r
aehT d Il L 11hG.on VI sstIefs is n iY1be4,
Seh- {. GS-ort - son.st.rf II r. i1:!nhrr
S<br it1aat Nn.te tero5s s u ntuSer is II It'll
Sehr t;utda Pprf Saa hte ig0 cfs shinFle BOTS.
SSpt Se Il Il Et.tirs iIninn PitT iii - wood aad
se11 ". - 49, >Ae'' S-Ao0 A'' -
s-4+ F.nit,. M-st.xnr 1.3 III lu-,hes u n Iath
MI sTsed Ptr;axc LaEs IS 70 iatabcf il n iail1
sSn1 ttnisn Ludt1x;e I1rr, ii eds wtld.
r.rrr q Net-x Gfxud Haven snu railroad tics . =
la1afeY
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CHICAGO DAILY MAHKET,

pAr-rrtr rsF~f~n. attt,
cT.[s. = 5's'e :, ft. .r ia e.
= IA ~. IL l.. tha .I.l tts.xeaH H at1t~f", nht"*shth'f
'f,I,ffrN ftt4si.tt. "a ~ r4s .htr.st. tfan ~,
1tt.y II % s2utNt,tsy Eslst III t4uy lst t. +7a M
, 1869-09-06

EHEEfs-ftetyIrf-a njaF. RE. !~fftfttl tHts ~
50 Fur rn-i /, elp-e frptru ste<p ttirfe has
f7~-a drn:4nd thtvHghonsfn e. f.te Ms,,l.
r., s.nHfs tnrr A.n 1nts with fLf INJURY nha "a.
zen s..tlf nj als:.t,;A TIT roi;',n las,
viii tHra,ir ii gin 411 Intcst:r de"18iti .. RI
III. htr,r-I ri hrad Liub$ h4Se wv" ~
. ,nrrn ~ at Hpi iJ tYf lfSa,
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inv. t:-st E-i.,st-' 1-7sn!e, i1,S; i:;:ii,
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,E}E:tss:sI.Y !!!it !iy!i u; fi;,2
Ei3irsH;1 + -fii:i fi:ss s'i:s !s;:' df:ii' tFs;i
Hf-a a-.:s-.+-s
t!iii; !:f :;sti +j:iE:aa: +j::E:;a Try , %
III. ~. Il | -. s.E .i.a iisss !, = Hi; h:t;.
WfrL. 4.xtL. %
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i:nstA.n.l.l ph,uriln. irtr.,, u 81 ttrt t.. Ii
aTatt t!s.t IL. ecrnr. II M1n,u+ h.--s- Iii; *si i.
+. ta-ra tsy ttet ss II -. tt In. ,..s
II n. t.: t1.'-s 4. t,;e*'-t ty -
:a4ia!: a:*::s. :-.!s j Il j iE!.s:z1
III t;t';' IS f!;; ss:;F !. +: III, s!||
1iE44.:N !s-:E. +7,,,:;t:. all'>:. as L AfU7:
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ira esru, l11ai:Ec; raIc. i94SioSc:
iee. M ot.sEa cosa, iTatai.s: E1:ts, sssYe; Peosis
ay;ssi, ssee; s.5as 1sstsiie: FsedA eof7s. u9l:s:
i, bPiCEs-ontnue IL Light toeal demand. aa1 quota.
tlan1 Ee1e without the slikt:ett ehaose: AhIee. 20
sc: e}nvee, ease: nutxnckA, No T. atH9La3; No. +
sltn8l q; sss*,s = e z ~ EspIss. s;Gesse
hut quotations esseuianJthe ta:ne ncted see-
ter4Ay. We eeEttn1e to quote PJle'4. eti4ioe rose
sek sH(alue; Rabbits medicinal l1Ala1c; TC1r, ~
9lae lGrsnds ehesHeal eJssioc: puEc. ssaAe; Wis.
ehtt's Elt etfe, 9hf%l0te.
hALT-Reeertd, none; shipped, I'm h,ts. Bus.aess
reasonably active for SAtstd4v and the t1asktt
Ened Etn At the following quotations: F1ue. = t
u n; ccAtre, iihrL k.ah&A5; ground RclAr, 4 hri,
z-G diamond q, Il htl Alss. AAh:nn IAtry . b1k
ato dst1J. with hass. aso4a's; without baes Il 81
sKKDs-:Reeeitrd. 1esGa -; .ht,3ed. fte.l -.
s.ies were Gkht bat qaotAt sled firm We note tae
h,s. :, q g; H. :no g. I'D 20 bag .t q ls snd
Ea1.E, { and Il baEs Al tl.s ''S =" sN''
TKAs-A te7y ..tsasetoH: bu,laess sx. t.apsacted
4l.r, ~; !, StssT, ssIe III ;s,Sx ID ss
| Hssea., ee9ssen q t.G, sscSasi@: Do, III: IL:
txL.3; tur<7nr - fao trapcEial slIalA: extra dne
tErcriA H1 tt@L.$ choice to natural Leaf is.
r1n, L-n fpod tn Enc japan a5AsLLs enIoyrd
ratCIs leI japan. 1ci&l1o era TO hne euurow deE
| Il 4e4 al; ehcie- 70 e1trA choice, s19oxlB
l TCHAECO-Wa1 il fAt- detnAad. and tbs E.uffat
feeling OF G1rancss The EurTy Of tne txrades
ttrk bmt It cttneu varieties the stock1 Liberal,
, 1869-09-06


The following grain tas eeen received a!rcc tho
s1o1c tat,,cs wyre Hladc Up: us cars wheat:
10 81, hu 10 Red do: +n7 cars corn; h.o 1'a No
do: tAltc bu No. %: " ca'r Rna aAa tu oats:
5 cars re; ana car sarlcT. Total sia,""ta.
There wns full ltrndAncc On yhAuce to-s}ay,
Int ou,e, act Of rtkeu, a. Ia Eencr8N. sac case
On fs!ur,ln., anil Ficrs weEr ahale lowct IN
,ht 1cA,lsng graln owing TO lttctal rcccfrss.
though ro,f whs hther. AMI New FORK Was een-
orally nnotc,i t*:rr. The tatrriEe movrncnt
wns l'ut rnetieratf ...
iasc ftr,ehts ire teEs active. bat 1r.lef. uHu
t,, nun,,ba otr hnr an a'fsanr". A totAl ut I
.hn,4ntn was trttrh al m ittecntsr R1fnh"n Hti
,t.,e,,.a,s rrts-rrrhc Tor wbeat;tAasc toi
trt.. - frf>sis n 1tufRlU.
| IlRHNlnFAftfF hI"+*,t-t ihutdo rttrsl
,no,rd ,e.trfa,, with nh .ryesa HIN d.. y. -
r,Mcd 1r nf at tt.rE.at.hh. En:t4 vc.p trsl
,rs,cta.y httnnnn of TIA ttts NJ t,.1,
tto,t.nH ntrn G'tn ari r11tn ectIre. Mes
,vlk WA taal Al l,s.t' ttr oitlusfI ttsuis. Wit
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ISntrtlctDr'. Hair I)yc

mi. ks sle sda sir nye ia tr es, III tAn ,vnrJ hs
opI sine Ant fsr4STt bfr harmless 1rAhic
nssGa; S. n r. s.acnlaus tInts frmess
h.tr ~ taA hyrs tnEis1ra.ts and tatra ihs
-! Ahd tsAhtitut. Gtark hEnwn Mn hr Ii
VII faetn IA VI E;"Re1t Aspol i It's