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Gaze deep within mine eyes, aud let the touch
or thy cool fingers wander o'cr my brow.
My spirit fails, no longer fcvcr-fed;
Aud look ut these pale hands, hew loose iheir
clutch
or the fair world Yet once their hold was snch
OF tile lifc-gobict filled with wine so red,
The ruby drops upon the ground were shed,
And drcgs remained that could not gladden.
much
SO lull my hoart to slumbcr,-let inc hear
Sweet accents from those lips. TWAS kind in
thee
To heed my summons; but death seemed ancar;
yenrncd FOR thee with restless agony.
What tcnrsY Thou lowest me Then death Is
dear:
For JOY newborn doth grasp eternity.
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Receipts by nailroad, November /.

SOUTH cAEOL1SA RAILROAD.
2ii; bales cotton. IL bales Intlsc, l5s bbls -four
10 bblS naval stores ears lumber, &c. TO Court.
ney Trenholm II G wilkins & co, Gbbcs & co.
PriHcr EotlScrs Il 60, q II Walter & co, Frost a.
Algcr q w Williams 4 co, AMI Railroad Agent.
ScHrnElSTEES RAILROAD.
100 bales cotton, 20 bushels rough rice, mdsc
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kiribatrlck Witlc, w lice & co, Mrs a a vii.
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Waller d co, ana Railroad Agent.
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MEMORANDA

:, ConSignoes per stcamshipJ W Ixcr.lan, from
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Railroad Agent Cameron, IiarkIcy 4 10. ] 'Cocl-
ran, Smith, Holiness I:ook House, II t;rrdls &
CO. q Milncr & GO, Captain i;arrcit lr II l,ucr
VI. Webb !: u Stcling. Fchrrnbach. Rieckc X
Sc!lachtc, L Knee, W T. Fife. Ia,.rcy h AlcXur-
der linnlnn, W y Skrinc. II Turner. Suprrintcii-
dent t:i~lisht Company, Macdun Cuhcn, " Bird
co, li"llmarn l;rUs, Johnston, Crews II co. II W
kinstnan, Rr"wn Il IIycr. Mrs DIR PUrchcr, Mrs G.
ShutSmann, ~ L I.caviti. W & Troit, w II Shat.
fer, Wulhcrn, Rislcy & Creighton, j COsgrovc J
ID Aiken y co. ShackclFnrd " Kelly, J Pringlc, j
Archnr, kiinck, Wickcnlcrg & co, Hart 4 go, !.
Chaplin y 60, bowie AZ M"sc, Jclfnrtls co, Kns
man l.r"S, j. Johnson REQ D Walker, q I.uhn,
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The schr Theodore Dean, Phillips, for George
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The schr Thomas I.oOz Somers, from George.
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AhTEsr COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and NnvnI
Stores Market
No., 0fF!cE cnAnLrsroS NEWS,


OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
"oSpAf EVENING. November 1, 1905.
COTTON This staple was in good request hut
Considerable irrcgC,arity in prices prevailed, and
willie middlings OF a good grade were generally
sold 1T 25c, in consequence Of an absence of
demand for strict mi,ldling qualities buyers were
enabled TO some extent to purchase cotton that
was better than middlings at the price Of the lat
ter, AMI qualities that approached middlings
were sold 1T 2iID2i7sc q IL. The sales were
about $50 bales viz: 26 ut 23,::25 at 23a,; IA at
~; 1d at .l; at ai'. l73 at .lik; 20 u, 2ls,; S..
at 2i1i; Is at 247s; 2G5 ut 70; 2a at 25,.. We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
ORDINARY 10 good ordinary .23!z@o+I
Miaiinr "f aud strict mddns. " 'Ss24'' ca
RicE.-rhc inquiry was moderate and prices
rather weaker. Sales 133 ticrccs Of clean Carroll.
ia. say is ticrccs nj &C; 20 do. "a; IS o at i
SO do. at 7iic 4 b. We quote common 10 fair
clean Carolina at G9iGDTi6: good 7,4c q ID.
NAVAL. SronEs.-Thcrc was a steady demand
with the following sales: Ill bbls spirits turpcn.
tine at i2.ic; go bbs extra No. > rosn nj 81; 100
bbls 40. 3 do. nj SlI5.
FREiGlITs.-Thc supply of freight room TO most
points is for the moment sufficient for the dc-
manl. To l.ivcrpuul, hy steam, engage mcnts are
making nj I'd Z ID OH uplanls and lti,l on sea
islans; by sail. l;l OH uplants ami I'd on sea is
lands. TO ilavrc by steam, nolnnal; hy sail,
lie p III OH upands and 15ic on sea islands.
Coastwisc, TO New York, by steam, &c Z, III on
uplan,ls and lc OH island Ivy SAIL &c +, Ii OH
urlands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail,
s6c q Ii on uplan,ls. To Philadelphia, 10y steam,
sac Z ID on uplandS; by sail, somewhat nominal.
To baltimore, by steam, iscGisc Z III on uplln,ls:
by sail, somewhat nominal.
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Ncyr York f,icc Market.

NEW YORK. October 29-iFrom the Journal Of
commerce. THE market has been quite unsettled
To-day. The arrivals have been large and The de-
mani hcnS small the holders were anxious 10
r,aliIc 100 iicrccS new crop Carolina sold ut
Sh:asc, ami IL iicrcc5 old crop at 7Ec. I,anroOn
Is dnii and prices are in The buyers favor. We
quote lots In bond ~ 21ia3ic gold, and lots, duty
paid, at Z &c currency.
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n r F l. o r d A
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACK.
SONyILLE.

20 On and after TERI the 2aa Of October
George f. McMilan, will sail from Charleston
every SATURDAY EVENING, at s O'Clock.
Returning, the CITY POINT Will leave Savannah
every THURSDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, connect
ing with Central Railroad at Savannah for Mobile
and New Orleans. and with the Florida Ruilroad
at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, ut which point
steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile, Pen.
sacOla, Key West and Havana.
Through BILLS OF Laling given for cotton per Sa-
rannah line OF steamers TO Boston.
Through l'ills Of Lating given for goods TO Mo.
blc, Pensacola and New Orleans
j. ID. AIKEN * CO., Agents,
octls Sunth Atlantic Wharf.
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II Q W A G e.

The Steamer SAMSON having ..lI-o.
pecn recently put in thorough or -
ucr, iS now ready to tow vessels TO and FROM sea-.
and tic phosphate works OH the Ashley and Coop.
Ut Rivers.
For engagements, apply on hoard, to Captain
w. j.. ADAlR or NJ tile uilcc OF The Agency, East
l5ay, opposite Accommodation Wharf.
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nrn GOODS, Ctr.
j. r.. r. e A d d G o.
NO. sco KING srREEr, CHARLESTON, s. ,


ana hmnodli chaks shawk RnmsN
cheap as sthcchc
steamer
ACES o + ID
Embroidered
Dlaum
t
and
HOSIERY best English mansacurc
DC quality
tmoycut
MhfrmS3
&c. &r.
L "A
Belts
al not here mcnionc
OUR FALL AND
ire m king selections scscwhcr
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Pnsarngcrs.

Hon u II Wilson, J g Brown, L II Johnston, II
Ward, u Sampson. w ltclley, E A Sparkman, l.
Micllaowski, :ason, y ID Rowland, J l. Prn.
Gle, u Aston. ii Detyens II Vernon, Mrs NJ
u Lance. Mrs + S Parker and servant, aud on
deck,
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MUSIC DEALER. Plano Tuner, Teacher OF vio.
lin, Flute ami Guitar. Repalrcr Of Musical ls,ru.
mcnts.
Hitclcock's Five and Ten cents Music always
on hand.
BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with the best
and most fashionable Music lately received from
Europe at moderate prices Apply at No. 40
King street, four doors above Calhoun.
oct12 tulmthemos
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DY TIcI,l:,;RApII.

SATANSAH, November l.-Srrivctl. steamships
Aincrica, Baltimore; Thomas, Aspiuwail; bark
oswego. ST Andrews, NIB; schr Amanda Flanna
gan, Philadelphia; ocean Traveller, RChmoud.
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CHANCE OF sCHEDULE.
FOR PALATKA FLoRID!

FOR P4ALATKA FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON.
YlLIB.
The Elegant and First-class . rT-ah
Steamer DICTATOR, Captain ". T. rgss..t:IissS-7s
McNeliy, will sail from Charleston every TUES
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock, for the above points.
Returning, the Steamer Will leave Savannah
SUNDAY MORNING, 1T 0 O'Clock
Connecting with the Central Railroad Mt Savan-
nah for Mobile and New 0rlcntls and with the
Floridl Railroad ut Fcrnantlina for Cedar Keys,
nt which point steamers connect with New Or
leans, Mobile, Pensacola Key West and Havana.
Through bills l.ading signed to New Orleans and
Mobile
All freight payable on the wharf.
Goods not removed nj sunset will be stored at
risk and expense of owners.
J. ID. AIKEN & Co, Agents,
oct4 South Atlantic Wharf.
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E,oR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT.

The fast steamer "PlI.OT BOY.o haD,
Captain Fem Peck. will leave aIitl- aas:S.. :r..;1
die Atlantic Wharf Tor :D0rc points every TIiIiis.
DAY MoRNlN6, .. S O'clock, until further notice.
, returning, will leave Savannah SATURDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock.
Oct9 ]. u. AIKEN & co.
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NIarIscts by TeIegrnph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LoSDoS, November No repvr,s OIL account
OF holiday.
LIVERPOOL, November 1.-Noon.-Cot;on opcn-
cd firm: uplands 12aI2iGd; Orleans iat,al2s,d;
sales $4,000 bales. Red Western wheat % ida
os 3'i. iircadsiulis quiet. Lard fat anu I'M
changed.
Eycning.-Coi,on closed firm; uplands l2,.d:
Orleans l.'ld; sales IL, 600 bales; export and spc-
culaton ::GO0 bales. Corn 3Os
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NE.s' EOIK, November I.-Noun.-Stocks weak
ana unsettled. Money GaT. Sterling long, .:
short, "i:. Gold 2Sis. Cotton quiet at "G,,c Tur-
pcntnc quiet az iGn4Ic. tOsln moderately active:
good strained 81 22,s.
Evenng.-COtton II Shade firmcr closing quiet
~ 26i4c. Flour unchanged. Wheat shade frmpr
Corn opened heavy AMI closed Il shade iirIncr ami
more active. Fork hcavy, closing II, $50 Lard
unchanged. Whiskcy heavy at 81 2oal n. Ricc
steady; Carolina SAGE. Sugar steady Co,irc
firm. Aiolasscs dull. Turpentinc i6,sal7 cents
Rosn :. aoas Frcigiis steady. Governments
closed heavy; G2's ll5a; Soullicrns dull Money
became su,ldcn! active towards ;.c close and
rates advanced to car; discounts dull nj lOals
Sterling dull III ioa. Gold dull Il; .oa.aaS1s. stocks
excited aad unsettled.
BALTIMORE, NovcInbar l.-C0t;Gn quiet: low
ihh''ilihE 2jI.c. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat firm: red 81 :Oal ~. Corn dull: white sla
TO- Pork $33. Bacon quiet. Lard lSaISl l.c
Whiskey very ,lull receipts Increasing; 81 Ia,
Is.
CiScrSNATl, November !.-WhisN"y du Il; 81 10;
demand light. Pork duli at s3i; new neil nj
$50 10, buyers OIL. New lard Idisc. Stock of In
con exhausted. Corn in fair demand; new 5SacOc
old S3aS5c.
LOUISVILLE, November H. Provisions firm
Mess pork S3l. Shoulders l6,sc; clear sides 2o,.c
whiskey 81 10.
WtLniNGToN, November l.-Spirits ,urpcntino
nothing done. Rosin steady, 81 55,4 so. Crude
turpcntnc steady. Tar steady. Cotton quic, ut
24?Ia4xc.
SAVANNAH, November 1.-Heceipts 3j5l bales:
safes loo bales; mitldling aisic; market active
AUGUSTA, November 1.-CottOn market irm;
sales COB bales; receipts 74s bales: midlng 2lc
MOBILE, November l.-COttOn In good demand
Stock offering good; closed firm; sales 1000 bales:
mdding 2la24is cts. Receipts 1889; exports 100
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November l.-Cotton active
middlings a5c; sales G6oo balcs receipts $685. cx-
ports Saturday; coastwise, 1881 bales. Sugar
quiet; centrifugal 12sSc, prime l3hc. Molasses
quiet; centrifugal 65aI5c, prime sOashc choice Ssa
9oc. Gold 2s,4. Sterling 39}s. Sight par.
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Ruilrou0s.
GOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
A Us !.I:.li a. u ss:,.l!:i5i] {: IL.

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE)
CiARi.Esr0S, s. c., Sept. 10, 1862
On AMI after Thursday, September lG. the Pas.
scngcr Trains Oh tile South Carolina Railroad will
run As follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charles, on. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. ~
Connecting with trains for Mont i.omcry. Mem.
rhis' Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery
AMI Grilid junction
FOR cOLuHBIA.
Leave .. caarlesion ...................s.ao a. n.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad, and Camden train.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. ...........s.0 s.00 \. VI.
Arrlyc al Charleston. 400 L. NJ.
Leave Columbia. ....................7..;JA A. A.
Arrive at Charleston on...................iOU 90 +. VI.
AUGUSTA NIGIIr EXrREss.
Sundays eNccpted.l
Leave Charleston -......................730 +. ".
ArriNc NJ Augusta A.. VI.
CONNECTING with trains ior Mcmphis, Nashville
and New nrlcaHs, via Grand Junction.
Leave Augusta. ......................I.I0 r. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston. n................I.GU 4. 90 a. II.
coLrMBiA NIGHT EXrHtss.
tSundays cNccpcd]
Leave charleston. Cos r. ".
Connecting tsImtiays cxccni: with Grcsnviii n m
and Columbia Railroad, and ON Mondays Wcdncs.
days ana Fri'laya with Charlotte and South Caro-
liila Railroad.
Leave Columbia r. M
Arrive at Charleston. $50 a. II.
sUMhERvI1LE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. ..........,.,,,,,,...4o o5 p NJ
Arrive at Summcrve.. $50 T.. NJ.
Leave Leave summeryille: :..................7.lo y. NJ.
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and br-
tween Camden and Kngvc daily, tSundays en-
cepied.) connects With up and down Day Pas
scnScrs at .Kingvic.
Leave Camden. n a5 A AZ
Arrive NJ Columbia. a...............II0O IL 90 e. NJ
Leave a Columbia r. NJ.
tSigned) H. r. PEAEE
septic General Superintendent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02
Euston az Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
Week ending Octobcr 20, 1860.


Wcc;S ending October 30, 1869.
NEW YORK, October a0.-TIIE MARKEr.-In
our last report the market closed ;.eak ut 2G1sc
special change in the tone of the market Sale.
l.SS at2d,sc. Monday, there was iirlncr feel
ing, and The market closed al 2GIic for mhldlinp
ana &c for low mid'lling. Sales 2i9j Tuesday
the Offering stock was light and The MARKET
steady. sales 2la3 ut 2aHc. wednesday the
NrS riSo S,,,. nro s.oek scring checked business
marrct ;.ady. Sales 29Il. Thursday, the
s.'"i"' continued steady, with light offerings.
.,ulcs 2251. Yesterday tile market Wls dull and
cp-ipr Sales lSDS nj 26c.
During tlc week prices here close ,nc lower on
mddngs, and In Liverpool thc quotation has
not varied from l2d to I2tid for uplalldg and Or
leans. The stock i'll New York continues very
small, and most 0f the cotton arriving has already
bccn sold. There is q strong effort hcing made To
largely Increased supplies for the coming year,
anh we Enl That we are almost alone Ina the
opinion that present prices are not dangerous.
we helieve that His crop is hcng over estimated,
ANA thai there will not he 4 large increase in the
bombay supply. We think also that, owing to the
great decrease In the production Of goods in Eng
land for the past ten months equal to the product
of 300. 600 hacsl that The stocks cannot he large
ana that period OF Increased spinning and OF
better prices Is approaching We, therefore, do
not hesitate to say TO our friends, buy now, and
follow the market down If il Should decline.
upl'd e Fla. Mobile n. o. Texas.
Gnn% Gp,,lnary or;;,nar; @nMI Gsa,s @s Gaa @2s
Low midtlling..... @pa5I 6Gss a5s6ii 6326ls
Miti,lling. g.......... 0G25 6g2Gi 6D26H 1aGsI
Sales Of the week, 1925, b2lcS-incuding 5I:tD
to spinncfs, 1913 10 spcculators, and GOO to eX-
puricrs
Gross receipts at this port FOR the week, Is. OBS
hIt Let Can't .l.yr 1.y-r
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02
Fon BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE
EDIsTo AND cmlsoLMs LANDING.

Tic fast steamer "pII.OT BOY,n -u-u=h
Captain Fem Peek, will leave Midi eh-sss ..c-tts
dlc Atlantic Wharf for above points every MOSD4Y
M0RSISG, at O'Clock, until further notice.
Returning. will leave Beaufort every TUESDAY
MOnSiNG nj O'Clock, and Edsto . O'Clock r. NJ.
oct0 J. ID. AIKEN & CO.. Agents.