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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24
G;ty and County.

,,rxrSG PRoyECT.-A number Of our citi-
"" :, idea that there is wealth of gold in the
,pb'e an w., ~, +ns he'd rock all about this camp
..onose to adopt measures, if it be posi-
% u" shaft sunk down to the bed rock to test
y VD' lass Of this idea. In furtherance of the
~. are requested to state that meeting will
f0' Iso Court House in this city on tomorrow
lining, at s o'clock, and all who feel an in
c" .,a matter are requested to attend and par
s =. in the discussion of the practicability and
E~ .,;,oss Of the project. Tomorrow evening,
Il ,,,,r mind
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

49,, yIcE.-McClintock 4 Stewart have re-
w. -. IN from Sacramento a very pretty, strong,
|~ .nrpiug twohorse vehicle, suitable for
~. 4, small pleasuring parties to enjoy short
make excursions with, in this region. 1t
...rarsons very comfortably, and can on
g. .,,,commodate five or six grown folks, and it
J :. smooth as light buggy. With their safe
- ,,r ,aams and that covered wagon, very pleas
~ ~ drives or long rides can be now had, upon
IAN AZ cClintock Il Stewards livery stable in
aia1'n d ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

..;GzAy Tive Lad opportunity 10 witness the
~. Il the mass o: amalgam obtained in the
/ ....zapo: the claim worked by Doc Noble, Of
J IL mining Company Of saunders, Elkins, No
) L,,s.sga, IN Buena Vista Bar, last Saturday,
Z !.-r q fourteen days, and the clean total was
3. $50 This knocks sam. Thompson's last
= =, mi SIN. viii have to hump himself 10
i :. 1--WE hope he viii next time. As with
=! u: Company Or Sc; Of miners in the Basin,
TT; avian; 0! water is materially curtailius the
IT Mining Of This Company.
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,,b petaluma Cheese at
i" ECkHART X SAUNDERS.

.. ,,p CgSrERvILLE.-We noted the fact few
: 400 that S. Ridge, prominent merchant OF
,.-alIe, had shipped his stock OF new goods from
.ysriseo by way of the Central Pacific railroad,
,;Ar he was the pioneer in Idaho of that freight
,-.~apI By the Silver City Wdre of last Friday
| an tia; the teams hauling Mr.. Ridges freight
,..i Ta.ontowu on their onward way 4 few days
= sni they viii be quite likely to reach Center
E;s,,gac1t week. Due notice will be given in
,,.,s. when Ridge opens his new and fine stock
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

SEwARD.-Itis proposed in Sacramento to
invite VIM. H. Seward to deliver the Grafton
at the celebration Of the 4th of July. Think
of the hero of the little bell, which bastlled
a citizen every time he rung it, Grating about
liberty and independence
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OWYITEE ITEM~-Wc extract the follow
L IL -

OWYHEE IIEM~-Wc extract the follow
ing frcm the lraIdRchc and the Ware:
L. Flynn and four or five others had return
ed To Silver, City from a prospecting tour of
the Red Mountain region, IN which new dis
covcrles have been reported They do not
speak tlattrrlngly Of the mining prospects there.
The Masonic Fraternity Of OWyhr" Will du-
" celebrate 1t. John the Baptlst's Day (this
day.. and r. T. Miller, Esq, is to deliver the
Grafton on the occasion.
The 4th of july is to be celebrated at Was
ontoWn by horse racing.
The Hall used by the Masons and Odd Eel
lows, in Silver City, was burgIarlonsly entered
a few days ago. and desks and wardrobcs of
the respective Lodges broken open. 4 re-
ward Of 500 is offered for the detection and
conviction of the offenders.
In the District Court, Judge Lewis prrsld-
ing, the Grand Jury returned indictments
against John i. Woodard and I. J. Brown,
for manslaughtcr, for the killing OF the Henry
brothers few weeks ago, and they were adj
mitted to bail in $1,000 each. They were sub
sequently arraigncd, and given until June 18th
to plead Ole Jackson, VIM. Rawlings, {. {.
Motif. WIN. Weaver, Charles Brown, and
Henry Mills, committed for completely IN the
same killing affair were set at liberty.
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hl Naekerel, il kits and hal: barrels, for
~ EChHAkT y SAUNDERS.

!; Cd4Es Among very large new stock Of
!pl '-42 Flaischman 4 Heyncm4n have on hand,
EL @:,@sa: Of fine and very choice Havana
~: :. -iest and best b-4Ids-such Is Mis-
: I=--as, B4ccy.is. N4yio MoviI4s, la ANA
I Is Philosophers, Prototypes, aud Eugenias
-s---- HegLen-n have also complete assert
f. ;;sl-;-l merchandise, OF se4sonable clothing
.e.i, All a.. kinds VI staple goods, groceries.
: -..;', Gt-a.l o; which they offer at very
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Caution,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
~ it may concern that certain Inaenture Of
Mortgage executed September l6, 1867 by George
W. Richards and Leonard Poole to j. IL Fairchiid
constitutes no valid lien or incumbrance upon any
portion of the late Summit Flat Quartz Mining Com
pany property or interest therein to any real estate
property or fixtures thereto in said Summit Flat
Mining District Boise county, I. T., recognized by
the undersigned M H. GOODWIN.
June 10 1S6q-w3N
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

MONTANA ITEMS.-From the Helena PoSf
Of June 18th we coLdensc the following:
The Democrats have rcnomlnated Hon. Jas.
NJ CayaHauCh for Delegate to Congress. Ills
nomination in Convention was by acclamatlon
on the first vote.
The papers caution persons against taking
spurious so greenbacks, which have recently
been introduced in Montana.
The First Hebrew Benevolent Association
of Helena have neatly enclosed beautiful
spot for a cemetery. and erected handsome
burial house within, near to the city. Mr.. A.
Wolf was recently re elected President of the
Association.
Heavy rains have lately fallen in Montana,
much to the JOY and benefit of miners and
farmers and all.
The exodus Of miners from all parts of the
Territory continues, as the dggngs do not
longer pay. -.
The Post announces that it's publication Is
suspended, with the issue OF June 18th, by
reason of the Sherinf's attachment OF the es-
tabishment for debts due by the manager Mr.
Geo. A. Pinney, who is East. 1t is thought the
suspension will be- temporary, however.
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y va, SpERs have fresh lots of choice
. xao. Aue tobacco, and of the celebrated
'Ot e.oo ana they have everything else in
S' me wines and prime liquors.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

&,,.a 'D'h Orion Tuesday Bailey Simp-
Es4 i, 20 some pieces Of ore taken from the
sss.1 ~ across from More creek, which he
"a, i Jorge and subjected to blow pipe.
t&h richness Of silver all through,
d. ns Yields much Of the same kind, it is
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

i - 'AoW.-Hermann, the man Of lcgerlc-
- '''Y0!Sm, and Ethiopian burlesqucs, gave
- -N''e II the Court House on Tuesday even
-'' crowded house, but did not give an
~-'sA' worthy Of the substantial compliment
-S pad him. Performers who come here
r. 'H"lsely IN giving Indifferent or poor
~-eats IN this place
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Manuel EisSler,
A S s A Y Z r

"A - > "A I Il ~
P1aCorv111o, I. idaho.
TCLD AND SILVER MELTED AND ASSAYED
IVAN kinds Of Mineral Assays executed accurately.
Large samples of gold and silver bearing sulphurets
assayed and worked by the process Of Chlorine.
ton. Placerville, June q, est
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

,L.. '" 'antine 4 Co., arrived from San
b p Wednesday, and will remain here for
,m nks this the best mining region
~, stringent as times are because of
Va, 'or mining uses, feels confident the
". me out all right. in every good bust
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oil sizes, inst arrived at
ECKHART & SAUNDERS.

,tH;., '' received an invitation to attend
Njoh " be held this day over at Boston,
&C., We believe, a general invitation has
en. !" the residents of Idaho City and
eSe ~. 'ie Basin. The good people of Bos-
sNl h.. S'up of the picnic. We hope all
~ have splendid time
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Public Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
l. suance of law, the Board of County Commits
soners of Boise County, idaho Territory will meet
in Regular Session at the Court House in Idaho
City, on
Monday, the 1ath Day OF July, 1859.
that being the second Monday in said month"; All
accounts other matters coming before said Board,
should be filed with the clerk prior to that time.
ALI accounts and papers must be legally vertved TO
insure action thereon. j. r. PILE,
Idaho City, June II, 1869-w4 Co. Clerk.
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AoDacco, an extra article. TO be had
LCkIART & SAUNDERS.
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ka = '''"ESr-1Ir. George s. Smith having
b.. position Of Deputy L. S. Revenue Col
hi, '' county, Mr.. J. c. Geer, the Collector
r, ;, appointed Mr.. James Judge for the
/ a -. 7'li'h has been an efficient and hon
E,r popular officer, and We believe AIR.
Eams, .@''hfllly and efficiently perform the
Olace He takes office July 1st.
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"e houssillon Clarct to be had az
ECkHART {. SAUNDERS

''' '1'N DIcEENs.-Mr. George Paunccfort,
: -l'' ana dramatic reader Of much celeb
'-' mas been highly complmeuted by the
s. az Ahish and excellence OF his readings
''''A3 series Of entertainments III Boise
--: he week. The .Stltesman very favorably
T. : 'saDIings from Dickens works. We learn
''''1acefort viii visit this Basin.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01
Boston Market.

BOSTON, January 27.-CorToN.-After the close
of our last report this article advanced about 1c per
pouRd, but with unfavorab.e advices from EUROPE,
aud more pressure to sell the part OF spectators.
prices rapidly declined although the tendency at
the close is again upward Wequote ordinary at Goa
27c; good ordinary at 27a2Sci low middlins at 2SI
2S11c; and middling at 2sha29c per pound for up
lands aad gulf. The stock is small, and as holders
arc confident OF higher range oprces, there is very
little Offering.
DoMysTIcs.-Th. market for cotton goods has been
quiet the past week, but. with moderate stocks in
the hands OF manu- 4cturers, the no pressure 10
SELL aud previous prices are maintained. The adj
vance IN goods has not kept pace with the aovarce
in raw material, and more active market for goods
and higher prices are 9 i'll looked for.
GUNNY BAas-Market quite dull AMI no sales.
Prices are nomlnally 16al6lsc, currency.
GUSNY 10TH here considerable doing in
sn any Goth and prices have advanced. Saes of
1900 bales at 7Sas5sc per yard. gold, l. bond, and
1850 currency, now held ut 2fc.
HAYZThs sales oil Eastern and Northern have
been at $!5sa3 Fer ton: and choice Northern at o
h'gSss p:ice.
NAVAL SToREs-In spirils turpentne thero has
been considerable advance with sales Of 9 3ot
bbls ut 54a56c an small lots at 5S1sa6)c per gallon,
closing at eUc lar is firm and p-ices have advanced
to So 15l4 per bbl. Rosiu Is dull and no sales 10 re-
port.
RIcE-Mark-t firm and prices higher. Sales of
Carolina at 911lll0c per ID.
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sea islands and 70 $40 bales uplands same period
last wear. E1ports-foreign, ncne: coastw'se, S27
bales sea islands and 1825 bales upsnds against 618
bales sen islands and 1851 bales uplands CORES
ponding week last year. OF this amount 10 bales
upands 40 bales sea islands have been Through"
cottons to Charleston.
Sales of the week 2l66 biles.
SEA IsIANDs-The receipts of long staple cotton
.ince last report amount to AT bags, Of which
SO were from Florida, by boat. and SiS from the
island. and by the Atlantic Gulf Railroad, and OF
these 1877 bags were Florida cotons. The shipments
have been 327 bIgs to Europe. the North, and
"through" to Charleston. We have also add d to
the receipts It's bags which have been ginned in this
city from seed cottops.
In sea islands good demand has been apparent
and prices have been paid higher by DC than last
week, with greet irregularity manif ST. crops are
supposed to be short stocks are running low North
and in Europe, and demand has sprung up here and
increased within the 1a.ttwo days. We quote: com
mo 65a70c; medium 81; 6ce medium 81; hne II ~
al 20. ,o-.
RIoE-Tbe receipts of the week have been 1898
bushels, making total of 26S 905 bushels since sep
tenber 1st. stock Of clean rice 637 heroes 1ne
demand continues moderately fair at oar quosauons.
The facts of short crop is now fu ~ estaDi sheo
and holders OF rough show no sposiuon TO place II
upon the market hcnce they are only oeaing OUT 70
All actual orders We would remirk that the STOCK
of clean IS nearly all sod and is now oein. shlpped
We quote rough at 81 S9L2 Is. depending upon auan
ty, and clean at sIla9s for fair to good.
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Memoranda.

The cargo of guano per schr Henry Harteau from
New York was consigned to Pelzer, Rodgers Co.
and no. as before reported BY mistake
The British ship Charleston, Cochrane, from Ha-
vaua for Charleston arrived ut Cardenas January ls
The brig Reporter. from Georgetown. c. for
Bath, Me, sailed from Portland, Me. January 26.
The brig Cecilia Bistrup. from Liverpool for this
port, arrived at Holyhead January II.
The schr Yankee Blade, Coombs. for Georgetown,
G. cleared at New York January %.
The schr Susan Wright, Mount. for Georgetown,
C, cleared at New York January %.
Tho schr Atalanta, Tucker from Wiscassett, Me,
for this port arrived at Norfolk, Va, January 28
The echr Emma D Finney, Tuttle, from George.
town, g C, arrived at Philadelphia January q.
The schr Yankee Blade Coombs for Georgetown,
S C, cleared at New York Janulry 2S
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Marinf ufws.
Arrived saturday.

scbr Montrosc krudson New Oreans-left the
Bal &c J mary lS Aoi.sSes, &c. 10 the Master.
Bound 10 New York. and havl1g expericnc d heavy
weltuer sprung a.esk llc lost deck lold. has put
into this narbur.
schr Narrayanse;t EdSar. Galveston. Te1as-1!
DAYS. Cotton ID sundri0s. To tho Master. Eound
to Boston and pu, tins port FOR repairs. hay-
I'M oxpcrle ,ccu heavy northwest gales IL which
d, a aged he ri. gin, sp III & miinboon. &c.
steamer Pilot 10y, rcck, .ay..nDah VIZ EeGu:ort,
Bluff on aru Edslo. s. nags sea island Cotton 2G2
bIcs Co ton sc-d. 10 Juhn Fergus N W NJ Law
iot: " |, William / son. pinckney l,ros. N Gold
smith. W nj EirL s. co, fraser. W Gurnev, Rive
neI 4 Co. ]: p Hutchinson. Harrison. Hancael,
r. f Bo, d, J Colcoct & Go. ] Pringc. stock.
r p Mikcll, I BayEard, Widows Home, W L
Mikell.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Stsrs and Stripes Holiness Philadelphia
left a7,h cit 10 i I Baker 4 Co. Bound to Ha-
vaua and prl, into this harbor to loa 1homas Il
Hanl second assistant engineer, had his left loot
mashed by to mlclincry.
Schr Give Branch, Hahn. Ashepoo. 7so bushels
Roup Rice ioJ L pringle
steamer Dictator. Wiley, Falatkl via Jackson
Willie fcruaudiua and uvannah. IA bales Cot,on. IL
bhIs syrup, lS5 sacks ton Sc d. &c TO d Aiken
h co. " 8 Wi il1ms, Il d Iagruham Son, Ha2el.
" NJ Lawton, ] Crews & Go, Mantcu' & Go, WILLIS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01
Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, Japu .ry 2s.-our mir"et mas eSn'oit-
ed gres. deal uf stub orrcss since our last and u
til the last day or two the decline in Liverpoo anu
more than usual decline III New York the hr:t part
of the week, still fund prices hero at $50 for mid
dlng. sorle Ia ge nd good lines 1einS he'd LiSner,
The tepacity OF holders has to-day shown e s,me
weakness, and weare enabled to lote IL tie Aower
notw,, ,bstndipp the nrp ness dis ayed IN the con-
trollirg rla.i els, which is considered TO be the
shorts" d. siimg to c"nIacts tor January aua
thereby creaisg business which othtrwse wIua
not have occurred Purchases to day viii result IN
about o7c 1or low mi, ding d therefore vie quote
as follows: .iddlrg 27;zc, equal 10 l. tlooa; low
niddhng 2Tc equal TO ~ 5slaod; goGo ,s orauars ~
26Ac, equal to IL 2S.lu0d r. y. B. Win Itclsns ~
which with 13 per cent added to so ]. makes mlu-
ding cotton cost III Liver ool l21sd., OF Pehhy
above present Liverpool quoiations, JOINT acc UNI
shipme ut requiring, Without commissions H1au 70
pay out ~, ,,,,. 60,
Islands, snd lo,sa2 bales upands, against AS lass
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01

The UNDERSIGNED PLANTERS, HAVING CUL
TJVATED the "Peeler" Cotton du1ing the past year
certify to It's possessing the following pl opertes:
l. It's staple Is of extra length and 1neness, and
approaches more nearly the Sea Island aan any
other inland cotton.
q. tits fully asprofc as any of the ordinary kinds,
natures early Is not liable 70 waste in the fields and
is easily picked.
g. The bolis are very large, and it yields as much
lint in proportion to the seed cotton as any other VI
netJ
It Is the only long fine staple cotton of which we
get have any knowledge that can be ptohaolJ cul
drated in the interior.
s. We have invariably procured for It In the New Or
leans market from 81 nine to 12 twelve cents aooVe
the current quotations Of the coumon va rieres.
(Signed) RICHMOND PRELER,
Warren County, Mississippi.
f. D. CHAPLNE,
Issaquens County, Mississippi.
W. 8. LANGLEY,
Issaquena County, Mississippi.
WA. COLLINS,
Issaquena County, Mississippi.
8. B. HARDWOOD,
Issaquena County Mississippi.
@. @. BALFOUR,
Issaquena County, Mississippi.
J. a. BROWN,
Issaquena County. Mississippi.
S. SCOTT.
Issaquena County, Mississippi.
s. B. LrATHEBMAN,
Issaquena County, Mississippi.
BER0ERON 4 sCANLAN,
Carroll Parish, La.
JAMES BEARD.
Febr1aryi muf3 Carroll Parish. La.
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ohisoln. ) rosni, seegers, Railrsad Agent A

Ch1soln1, b TONI seegers, halireao A8enh a
Seckendorf.
slcoD ELLEN Gradick, Cooper River 1890 bushels
Rough Rice. To q InRrahsm Son.
Sloop Lee, Bennett Cooper River. 1908 bush
els Rough Rice 10 l. Howard Brother.
sloop Bird. from Pom Pom. 500 bushels Rough
Rice. To " Gurney.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-James
Adger Co.
schr WIN Jones, Keens, Baltimore F Baker Co.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York.
Spanish brig Pensativo. Wallis, Barcelona,
Schr WIN Jones Ksene, Baltimore.
Scbr Raymond, Higgins. Boston.
schr Willie Martin Collins, West Indies.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Stars and Stripes, Holmes, Havana
From this Port.
schr Jonas Smith. Nichols, Boston, January 27.
Schr Union Flag. Maloney, Providence, January n.
Up for this Port.
British bark David McNutt, McElhenny, at Liver
pool January IL.
Bark Helen sands OTIS. at Liverpool January 15.
Entered Outward.
Ship c Winthrop, Stewart, at Liverpool for this
port January IL.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship saragossa, Ryder. at New York, Janu-
ary %.
schr Vra,e, Mason, at New York, January %.
Schr S Hammond, Wiley, at Boston, January n.
Sailed for this Fort.
The Edith, Wheeler, from Liverpool, January 12.
The Courier Jenkins. fom Port Talbot January u.
Bark Harriet Hussey, Holmes, from Liverpool,
January IA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01
Interior Cotton Markets.

MACON, January 3o.-corToN-The market open
ed this morning quiet but firm a. 26hc for mid
dlings There was no change during the day. and
we report the m1rket closing firm at 26z" The re-
ceipt of the day are 32l bales; shipments Sl9 bae7
sales $50 bales.
COLUMBUS, January as.-Denand very light on
basis of 26 Hc for Northern mitolings. Warehouse
ssles IS bales-s at 26c; at 26; at at "Ac.
SELMA. January 27.-Salcs to-day 30 bales. There
has been but little demand. Market quiet. Mid
diings 27c.
MON lGOMERY, January 20 Cotton market quiet
but farla at &c for low middlirgs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, January O-Noon.-Consols $685. Bonds
55x Fine rosin les Cd.
Afternoon.-Consols closed at 93A. Bonds quict
at 75x. Stocks quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, January S0-Noon.-Cotton buoyant;
uplands liz; Orleans ~; sales 10000 bales.
Accommodation buosant; upland on the spot
he; afloat 1Sal2 Orleans l1X; sales 10000 bales
Breadstufs quiet.
HAyRE, January o-Eoon.-cotton unchanged.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January s0-Noon.-Stocks irregular
and lower. Money steady SAT. Exchange sh. Gold
Ssx. s2s 1sA. Cotton firm at 2sss<-e
Eyening-Money easy at CAT for call Bank sate'
ment favorable. Sterling quiet at 91Sas%. God
s6x. Governments weak and lower; coupons 81
12x; 'e2.s 1sA. Cotton more active and 4 better;
sales 1900 bales at 29h Flour dull-supernnc State
s6 75a6 rs. Wheat 1a2c lower Corn heavy and 1c
lower. whiskey quiet at s1a1 o. Pork frmer at
$50 5oasO 621S. Lard quiet-kettle 1sa90%. NaTai
stores quiet. Groceries quiet an steady. FreiShts
dull
BALTIMORE, January 30.-Cotton -modefato de-
pnand at 2sc Flour dull Wheat firm; choice red,
50 soa2 IS. Oats and rye firm. Pork, $32 Bacon
active; shoulders, 15ha1eAo.
WILMINGTON January 3o.-spirits turpentne &c.
tive at IS Xa54c Rosin quiet at 50 1oae. Turpen-
-: err at 50 s5as CO. Tar firm at 50 IS. Cotton
27aa2TXe.
sAyassAH january s0.--cotton opened quiet sad
cosed irregular; middling 2sa2SH cent?; sales Aoo
bales: receipts 1861; exports coastwjse 2ss7 bales
AuousrA January so.-Cotton opened quiet wltn
eslers asking 27c for midding but upon the receipt
Of Liverpool news prices advanced. and sales were
made at 27X cents. Closed quiet but hrm saiea
sl2 bales; receipts 1872 bales.
MOBILE, January S0-cotten in good demand
and closed quiet and firm; sales 15o0 bales; low
1uiddling, 27c; receipts IA bales; exports none.
NEW ORLEANS, January So.-coton irregular;
middlinp advanced Xa1 cent; lower grades 1zaA
ddline % cents: sales 600 bales; receipts bOl2;
exports s2l2 bales Gold ssK; sterling 40; conamer-
cisl 47xa4sX; New York sight X discount Sugar
and nolasses steady and unchanged.
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isasscn1CHS,

Per steamer Dicta. oc. from Paatka. via Jackson.
ville Fernandina. &c Co per and wire, e.
le1be G thompson, L ] butson. j Z LarIins. J
Muuroe f Eason Adams and wife, Mrs
Wa .h, n Handy. Major Purse, Mr Bats, II hug.
gins Mrs Mahony, Mr johnson, Miss Pappy aud 10
on deck.
Hiltou Head and Beaufoit-J Russell, j Walters. 8
Marshall, Mis- Walters, Miss Walters. Ward W D
walties. j whaley, scabrook, Miss seabro'k I A
paynard, DR. L Mikell. Il Trutt. J Hopkinson,
Legare = Trescott aud 33 on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01
THE DAILY NEWS.
My Lovers Twain.

Nv lovers twsin-my lovers twain,
pray you let mo be
To wed you both would be fain,
Only that may not be.
One lover is like music sweet
That steals my heart away /;
And ere Is Like the trumpet-blast,
Which calls me to the fray.
One Is of gentle, courteous mind,
To low and high degree;
And one is stern and harsh OF mood,
And melteth but to me.
One is 30 strangely lovable.
That but 10 touch bis hand
Do women kneel-be!orethe one
Do men uncovered stand.
And If this one do not wed.
He never wife will seek,
And il that one l do not wed,
BE sorroweth week.
Ny lovers twain-my lovers twain,
Ye should have let me be
I love the one with all my heart
The other loveth me!