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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-08
rnn CupEnN tronIAL CANVASS,

As the time approaches when can
dl,lates for Governor will be selected,
IL becomes important for those who
have been acting with the Conserva-
tive or Democratic party in this state
10 determine their course in reference
10 the next canvass. In our humble
opinion, the Conservative party IN
this State have not acted wisely IN
many thingsin the past, and then
lurse has been detrimental To their
beat interests.
The southern peoplehave, or should
have, no politics as that term was
formerly understood. All ourpoliiics
.Leu,d consI.t in building mp our for
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-08
INSURANCE.!

THE PTItENIX INSURANCE CoMfA-
i ny Of Hartford enters the New Senr full
of life and vigor. lin uicial and physical.
with the prestige OF success In Its favor.
and q narnn and famc unsurpassed by any
Fire Insurance. Company. Property own
erS, W no hold its policies may rely on pro-
lection. Fire risks solicited and Policies
issued Ivy s. a6l NJ. c. PIrMAN, Ag't.A
Jan. s., '69-2t.
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Testimony Of a wcH.kaoua P., sician

.I HN. fN i.I....
Testimony Of a wcH.kao~a Pi, sicidn
The following letter is from u physician
OF large practice IN this city, and Nliose ex-
pericnce with chiils has been unusually ck-
te.nsiye. II is rarely any medicine has tho
merit 90 Induce such n iiestiin onidl as this
in behalf of Limerick's Chill Cure;
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 20, 1888.
DIR. LdMERi CK--DEAR s-lR- wnSGalled on
10 visit q patient who had been suffering
with chiils and fcyer for Upwards of two
years, aud could get no relief for more than
two weeks at q tilne, although she Ind om-
ployed some OF The best physicians in tho
city, ana had taken every patent medicine
She could hear of. When lsaw her she as
very low, suffering with irritable stomach,
diaiffiee, swelling OF the lunbs, Riidia bad
cough. prescribed your excellent nlndI-
cine, In half doses for four days, which, 10
my latonishnent, performed Il permanent
cure. She has not had u chill nor Il sign OF
one since, aud Is now stout aud well. /
recommend it most checrinily 10 nh afiiic.
ted with that uggTuvnting disease--thu
cllillS--as sa g and sure cure, tfflr
Yours truly, q. >. WHIPPLE, MI
T.. Sci haze used IL n number of cases
since, and II has invariably performed ~
perinencnt cure. ! hive never seen any
tlifng equal 49, although j hnve been pro-
scribing for chills for ~ year. q. $. W.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-08
Fine Mich Cow For Sale.

rrIIE UNDERSIGNED, AT OAK GROVE,
L Ky, has very ino inileh Cow for sale
Any ons wishing 10 buy can learn price.
ote., by caliing 90
Yam. E 1850. 3wt ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-08
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

u,HE PARTNERsHIP or J. A. BATES
L 4 Co. expired on the LIST inst, by iinit,.
ton All those Indebted 70 said frm Will
please come forward and settle, and NIL
those having claims against the same will
present them at the Foundry once for SET
teluCat y. +, Y. WHlrFIELD,i
HAMI CIfABTREE,
A nAIEa - ---E IL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-08
Observation-Disclosures

,G31nI2A5 JiFl1
. 81 - 81 e q EE j. E ~
8Egfrv rr
II YoU WANT TO SAVE MONEY,
i call al the old establishment of
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-08
Copartnership Notice.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w this day formed a o-rartnership IN
the Foundry and Machine Business, under
tho firIn name OF Whitfield, Bates & Co.
J. L. \. WHITFIELD,
1Ftn NrF j. a. BATIsS, rrFF .
.MLk althME. &. HATES, wv II
JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-28
EdSe6eld.

AFFAIRS IN New YoRK.-The sailors Of every
nationality, to the number OF twelve hundred
or fifteen hundred, have struck for thirty dol
lars month, and resolved that no sailor
should leave port under less pay than thirty
dollars, and any doing so we're promised rough
treatment. The men then marched down
South-street, cheering one firm who EXPIRE sscd
a Willingness to give the advance.
An auction sale OF tickets for the opening
night of Booths new theatre indicates receipts
of ten thousand dollars. Five hundred per-
sons we're present. and competition was lively;
one box sold for one hundred and forty dollars;
another for one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars, and orchestra chairs ranged from eighteen
dollars to twenty-five dollars. Ths seats sold
average nine dollars each.
The job printers struck on Monday for an ad-
vance from fifty to 6tty-tour cents per one
thousand. mass meeting was held, at which
it was reported that all of the principal Offices
except the New York Printing Company, had
assented TO the arrangement. The printers
regard the success of the strike as all but
certain.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, January 27-No,n.-Consols s314; bonds
75h.
Afternoon-Bonds frmsr. Stocks steady. Tai
low 47s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, January 27-Noon.-Cotton firm er but
not higher; uplands 1l7sl11sd; Orleans l1AS all2ld;
sales 10. 900 bales
Two P. M-Cotton frmer; uplands a1oat 1liad.
Common rosin 5ss Sd. Turpantine 3ls. Ltnseed
oil firmer but unchanged.
Evening.-Cotton frm uplands 113sa1lHl; Or
leans IL ssa1l2sd sales 12,c00. Turpcntinc frmer
but not higher.
HAVANA, January 27.-sterliug exchange l424a
l5H On Puris 2a2', Federal currfYcy' short sight,
2l1sa22k.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NRw YORK, January 27-Noon.-Money easy at Z
per cent Exchange 1906. Gold 367s. North Ca
rolina's 64I; new c.. VirSinia's IS, ex coupons.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull and favors
buyers. Pork Brmer; new mess sSI 2oa3l so. Steam
lard trmer; 10 bbs 2Oal121c. Cotton frmei ut 2s24
ape. Turpentine Armer OF 5sc. Rosin steady at
50 65a2 70. Freights firm.
Evening.-Cotton quarter to o half cent better.
Sales $500 bales. Uplands 2Sa1a29. Market closed
quiet, with no buyers over 2sA. Governments
stesdy. Soutrein bonds lower. North Car ol1na,
new, 61H. Stocks fsverist and unsettled. Money
easy. Gold frmer, at S615 Flour dropping. Wheat
heavy and unchanged. Corn dropping. new white
Southern, 9Sa95. Or:elns white, 80. liked West
ern, new, 93a95-oli slal 06. Pork sSlHa3t1 Rice
6rm at TO- Orleans 1nolasscs, IL. other groce-
ries firm and steady. lurpentine 6oao1. fosln
50 7sas 80. Tallow active at l2al2H.
BA1r1Moag, January .7.-North Carolina old G44a;
new 62x. Cotton quiet Flour active. prices un'
changed. whe,t Armer-prime red So 25a2 &c.
Corn. cats aud rye frtp. Pork So. shoulders 1oa
a15H. Lard 81.
LOUISVILLE, January '27 Pork ss1a3l So Lard
20 .a2l gacon shoulders 1411a15; clear sides ls1Sa
1SS.
ST. LOUIS January 27.-Bacon buoyant-should-
ors 14k; clear sides 1salsH; suyar-cured hams H.
Pork active at 81 6La32
WILMINGTON, q C) Januarj 27.-Spirits Of tur-
pentinc steady at 62c. Rosin quiet. Tprpentinc
steady; price unchanged. Tar firm OF Sc CO. Cot
ton firmcr at o71sc for middling.
Augusta, January 27-coton market moro &C
tive aud frmer sales 7l0 bales; receipts $50 bales
middlings. &c.
SAVANNAH, January 27-cotton closed firm; sales
400 bales; receipts 14Oi bales; middlinss. 2sc.
MOBILE January 27.-Cotton quiet; sales IT'S;
prices firm at PIX for midLling. Receipts Sl6 Ex-
ports 6e+-
NEW ORLEANS, January 91-cotton advanced &c.
and far.ner; middings 271sS27X. Sales $500. Re-
ceipts e97l Gold. 81. Sugar qhies; common 1oi4a
1ok; prime 12&ai3; yellow clarified 14Aa15. Mo
lasses declined; prime 67a6S.
-o-
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, January 26--s P. M.-TURPEN.
rrsr-Market steady and dem md fair. Sales OF 800
bbs at S. 40 for SOFT and So Is for hard 2so Lbs,
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TOO MANY B.EAUI.
Beware of the Bellies with Admirers
Many.

A lady contributor to New York literary
paper gels off the following sensible and truth :
full remarks:
by the term 'prospects," as applied to a
young lady, you mean the probabilities OF her
gettir,.a husband, then she whose admirers
NAV BE- called legion has infinitely poorer
prospects than one whose friends of the oppo-
site sex may be counted On the fingers of
single hand.
Now, it is true that everybody patronizes
the church and store that everybody else sup
ports, for 1t is the easiest AMI most natural,
thing in the world to ''tollow the crowd.' But
wife the girl who counts Ter beaux by the
score and her conquests by the dozen.
1t is true that every chicken in brood will
leave good dinner, and all go in pursuit of
the same object if they see ono of Their num-
ber running away with lar2e-sized crumb, or
after an imaginary angle-worm. But it is not
true that young man will torsake the modest.
rivalry, to complete with score OF others for
the company OF o young lady whose Smiles are
free to all.
There is, indeed, a class Of men who pay as
siduous court to The latter. Sho generally
possesses many attractlons-this pet OF socle-
ty. She has fine instrument and plays to!e-
rably. Possibly she sings. Invariably she
dances. She is always surrounded by tue gay
est of the Coy, aad in consequence Of all these
advantages, whether she be pretty OF plain,
her parlor is very agreeable place IN which to
spend an evening; or, as our young men 're
wont to say. 1t is extremely pleasant to sub
NIT ones self occasionally to be handsomely
entertained; but, unless strongly inclined to
firt, would not upon any account have it sup
posed that he was looking 10 that direction fer
q wife-by no means!"
Thus these gallants are wont to speak. And
as q rule, they are not marrying men. But
when one Of them would take to himseta wife,
he goes east, or west, or north or south @ =
one who has not In his presence played the
agreeable 20 score OF others, and whom he
strongly suspects any one Of them could have
had her for the asking.
The worst thing for girl-unless she wants
to live and die an old maid, though she might
do worse-ls to lave too many bea9x.s She
may be pretty, sty ylish, accomplished, grace
full. anything you please, it matters little. The
very fact tnat she has been the recipient OF
attentions from more men than she would
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Commercial.
Imports.

Imports.
LIvERPOoL-Eer British steamship Golden Horn
Box, to NJ E Cariiere; case Plants. to Jeu-
nings; 1911 pieces Castings to r Marshall
ease Hardware, 10 Chisolm Bros; 2 cases Hard
ware, to q Graveley; IS bh!s Bottled Beer, to
Ravenel Co; 81 bbls Malt Liquor, to Mure &
Co; casks Mdse to Poppenheim; 2o0O slcks
Salt, to r Mure Co; II casks hoes, to Ad-
ger {; Co; 1865 Pots, 1860 Camp Ovens, C0o BIS
cult Ovens, ACTS Covers, l4S5 spiders TO ) Z
Adger Co; oo1 Plants, to Willis; 9l8 bun
dies and casks Iron Cotton Ties to Willis L
Chisolm; 1926 bundles Hoop Iron and lies at
tacbed, to Il Mure L Co; 1858 sacks Salt, to Il
Mure & Co.
CaRDENaS-Per brig Baltmore-50 hhds Sugar,
200 hhds Molasses, 160 buuches Bsncnas, to Ris-
ley & Creighton.
Charleston Cotton and Rico Markets
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON "Wednesday Evening. Jan e. SO.
CoTTON.-This article was rather frmer and in
many transactions. particularly in the lower grades
which constituted the bulk Of the business, prices
hardened A@Nc 2 fb. Sales 500 bales, say at 25,
81 at 26 50 at 2G'l 81 at a. 70 Mt a7 1os at 272i
81 at 271x, 3 at 272l, 80 al 49, We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary to good ordinary. .......26 @2IA
Low middling. .NH@-
Middl1ng. -................ .....So @-
By New York cllssiHcati N ne quote
Low middliug. g...................23 o.
MlddHng. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O.
RICE-This grain was firm and in good dem and.
Sales 200 terces cean Carolina, say 10 herces at sh
1923 ut sI, 80 o: SIC 2 ID. We quote common to
fair clean carolina s@5h; good sS@s4; ommon
prime szlG-.
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need to know in the course Of lifetime,
places her on the level with q wo1n-out boot
desirable only to those who cannot get
better.
If girls would but take the advice OF their
own sex as graciously as they take the caress-
es of the other, some, at least. would cut loose
few Of their worthless acquaintances, and, IN
future, guard themselves against the atten-
tions of too many beaux.
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Arrived Yesterday.

British steamship Golden Horn 6lacklin, Liver
pool December 20, and Queenstown December 80
Mdse and SALT To Mure l. Co, NJ E Carriere, w L
Webb, Jen, ings. S Marshall chisom Bros, 9
Grsveley, Ravenel &c. c Poppenhelm, Ad-
Ger Co. VII IS, Willis & Chisom and Order. ON
.he l9th January experience. hurricane, which
terminated in heavy gale. Januly %. lat " lo,
lon TAO, spoke the ship Tanqueoar bound west
The Golden Horn has had heavy westerly gales most
of the passage.
sugar. Molasses and Fruit. To Rsley l. Creighton.
Schr Gertie Lewis Hodedon, Baltimore-6 days.
1000 bushels Corn and 20Co bushels Oats 10 Scre-
ven l. Nisbet.
sloop Feniap, Jones, willtown. 1900 bushels
Rough Rice. To Ravenel & Co.
From this Port.
Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York, January a.
Schr N Bawkins. Wyatt, Boston, January "a
Schr NJ Fitzgerald. Smith, Baltimore, January ..
Schr Mary, Gilchrist, Georgetown, e. Jan 25
Cleared for this Port.
Scbr Shiloh, Hubbard. at Baltimore. january 70.
S. hr W Smith, Iooker, at New York, january 70
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THE DAILY NEWS.
My Lady.

Morocco soft that doth inclose
The white whereon my Lady goes,
High heels that lift her lips TO mine'
And eyelets with silver shine
Fall not. malignant evening dews,
Lest YOU should wet my lady's shoes.
Oh. purple grape-leaf on her heao'
In aiken benediction spread,
W;th wreaths and ribbons. knottedr curied,
The oolors OF magic world
oh wcep not, summer rain. upon 1t,
lest YOU should soil my lady's bonnet.
oh. nameless art, that makes her slim,
I,aces in which her shoulders swim,
The daring graces that combine
The '.Grecian Bends" delirious line
Leaves, shun her as you nestle down,
Lest you derange my lady's gown.
Complexest wonder Of the time,
insurer of my faryid rhyme,
What odds and ends make up the show,
The gracious lady that know!
Confusion bright OF c1 and dress
To WOO is sweet-but to possess?
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z SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures un settled, and price
shade lower Bales of SO bbls at SIC, and 80 bbs
RosN~saies Of 1917 bbls at 50 for strained and
No. q 50 05 80 1892 is for No. 2, and ~ o!as oo
for No /, as in quality. ,,s-,,,
TAR-Has advanced SOC, with sales OF SO bbls at
50 80 per Dbl.
CorToN-Market quiet and prices declining: Sales
of 80 baes at 262%c for mixed grades, and 21c lot
midd ing.
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Conslgnces per South Carolina Kalirond
January 2S.

ConsIgnces per South Carolina ka1Irond
January 2s.
1892 bales Cotton, 16 bales Domestics, 2244 bush
e's Grain, 2 cars Lumber. To Railroad Agent. q W
Williams & Co. W q Bee & Co, Mowry co, Reeder
& paws, Dowling Co, Pelzer, Rodgers CO, q
Dewees, g Hoppock, Campsen Co, hoo-
son, Dowie Noise. " Ryan, Thurston Holmes
J e Sloan Frost Adger G Walter & Co, Bro.
die & Co, Caldwell & soH, Kendall DocRery, DR. d
Baer, Cohen, Hanckel x co.
Consignces per Northeastern K"ilroad
January rs.
30 bale, Upland and So bales ea Island Cotton, 1886
bols Naval Stores, 2c0 bushels Rough Rice, cars
Wood, Lumber, stock, Cotton seed. Mdze. &c. 10
Reeder & Davis, Marsha!l, Jr, u Stoney d W
Kinsman. Mazycks l. Salters. W Ryan; Cohen 4
Go. j A Quicken bush, u Parker, Walter 4 Co.
Ravenel & co, F Taylor. Graeser. Lee, smith
Co, Moury 60. Kirkpatrick Witte Pinckney
Br,s. Howard 4 Bro, & " Williams ( Co. Thurston
L Homes Frost l. Adger. claghorn, Herring Co
d Paul l. Co, = Yeadon, ] Adgcr Co. Gooarich'
Wineman Co. Peizer, Rodgers Co, } II Prfngie,
VIC UeSaussure, ] G Bradley, T Snowden, ! L
wehb, Clarkson, b l. Co, and Commanding ofhcer
of Post.
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Memoranda.

PORT OF GEORGETOWN. S, c., TO JANUARY %.
ARRIVED.
January eo-Bris Black Swan, Podger, New forE
schr Matoaka Fooks savannah.
January 23-Brg Charles hosley, Nichols, Rock
port: sclr > Woodbury., Woodbury., Baltimore.
january 25-schrs Fannie Shaw, Waits Boston;
Mary, Glchrist, Charleston.
CLEARED
January /? - Brig Manzilla. McGood. Ports
mouth: schrs james A Crooker. Cumier, Newbury.
port; Artie Garwood. Godfrey, Hitting, Me; Addio L
Cutler Smith, Martinique; Pacific, bragg, Hertford,
NC.
York; Carrie Webb, Day. New York.
January 24-schrs Ahbie E Hod2emln Eaton, Bar
badoes; Kolan, Jasper, st Johns.
January 25-Schr Leila, Fees, Belfast, me.
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
Horny.

HOrry.
The Sentinel says: 'A sample of shingles,
made at the shingle factory OF Messrs d. L..
Buck Il Co., at Tip Top, on the Waccamaw,
has been presented us for lnspectlon. Ihcy
we're sawed from cypress, are Six inches IN
width, and remarkably smooth. We are IN
formed that the factory turns out an average
Of ten thousand shingles pee day, whic1 ale
worth in Northern mlrkets from 81 to slo per
thousand"
Darlington.
The amount of cotton bought b., the mer-
chants here this year will be more than three
times as much as any previous year.
A correspondent at Florence writes: "Ihere
ia a Grand ara movement on foot to have the coun-
ty seat removed from Darlington Courthouse
to this place, which is supported by some OF
onr best citizens. There is every reason why
it should be here; the railroad connections
here are from every part OF the county; tele-
graph communication is complete; there Is q
fine hotel near at hand, and the location ls per-
fectly healthy. To judges, lawyers, and those
who have business with the courts, the change
would be most acceptable; aud, again. thare ID
no courthouse and jail at Darlington at pres,
eut. So the change could be made without
any additional expense to the State. Inc site
for courthouse could be had here at no cost
whatever"
Edgeield.
We find the following in the Augusta Press:
"Within one mile of Granlteville, s. C., on S1-
turday night last, most dlsgraceful assault
was made upon an assemblage of persons who
were engaged in social festivities. For some
unexolained cause, several uukn own persons
conceived the evil purpose OF breaking up the
party. the most direct manner Of dong which
thew belie.ed to be in shooting the musicians.
This they accom-. he'd, severely wounding in
the bowels MIR. Dlnkins, who was acting yio-
linist for the occasion. Not content with this
iendish act, they commenced an indiscrimil-
nate firing into the assemblage, during which
they shot lady iu the thigh, and inflicted
named Prescott. One of the assailants is said
to have received wound in enc Of bis legs, al
though not sufficient to result in his capture as
vet
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BELTING E! Betting !!

5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM BETTING, 2, 8, 4, and 5
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED B E LIT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
15O DOZEN ToLLnIAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUoK's PACKING, ! INCH TO u INCH d.
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, 4 INCH TO Ii
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 omo
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Shipneyys by Telegraph,

wuM1> >oroS. January 27.-Cleared. tho Pioneer
for l,hiladvlphi. and the Fairbanks for New York.
SAyANNAH Jalur. ~ arrived. ship san Jacinto,
Huntsville, from New York
Cleared, brig johannes Emberon and Prusslan
b,rk Dr. Kane The Liverpool steamship Charles
Chaloner from New Orleans Tor New YORK, put III
for fuel.
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nrHE cH1yA1RoUs soUTHRoN..

a Few Kind Words About Him, by j..
w. ,DeForest. U. S. A., In Harper 1of
January.
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Macon Market,

Macon Market,
MACON, January 25.-CoTToN-Our last weekly
rev1ew noted quiet market with hardly enough IT, 70
establish quotations The market throu9 bout the
week has been unsettled, and today 1t closes nat
he bulk of the weeks Gales have been erected at
26hc tor middlings. To-day the New YORK Dis
patches report cotton lower. and IN conseaue . &C.
|ish quotations. Perhaps we may venture to quote
middngs 25kc. The sales to-day were l6 bales; re-
ceipis lag, and shipments II bales. Sales for the
week l607 baes receipts 257S bales, and shipments
1442 bales.
MACON COTTON sTATEMENT
Stock September l, 1868. l'S2o
Reclved this week. I.oIo 40 NM,
Recei, ed previously. a'o-A''oo'
rot,, 50, $40
Shipped this week. or c,o
Shipped previously. .'os' zuo-'o''10
Stock on hand this evening. .14,oSl
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, January 2S.-CoT1oN-Tbe market
today closed dull and ire u ar holders refusl to
sell at quotations. We quote: Ordinary, 70; gooa
ordinary, 25H; low middling, 2Sa2ehc The trans ans
actions Of the day foot up follows: Receipts 4s1
sales $40; shipments, 55l bales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1868. ..oo
pe.eived nrev;onsiy &c, ,627-27, ,124
Toto, PISA
Shipped to-day 30, 20 40 ,e,
Shipped previously .'Zo'4iA-@''''2
o., :, -, ,,rd 900
ConS-The market today was brisk with upwards
of 5000 bushels handled at from 55a57c ouyng' anu
7OIT5c delivered in cepot.
The receipts of corn at the Jackson Mills today
was 1859 bushels, and 1918 bushels wheat.
Interior Cotton Markets.
MONTGOMERY MONDAY. Japuary 25-Two Z. A.
Our marke: to-day very quiet at "6a25 for low mid
ding.
ATLANTA, January 25.-CorroN-Dull at 26c
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Passengers to Stations west OF Lawton and Live
Oak take Day Train from Savannah.
Passengers from Banbridge connect at LeWton
with xprcss Train for Savannah ut 90: NJ.
Passengers from Tallahassee by Day Train connect
at Live IL with Express Train for Savannah at IL 40
T. II.
Sleeping Cars on Express Trains
No change between Jacksonville and Savannah on
Express Train.
Steamers leave St., Marks for New Orleans, Apa-
lachicola and Pensacola every FRIDAY.
Leave st. Marks for Havana, &c; West, Cedar Keys
and ampa every Wednesday.
Steamers leave Jacksonville for Palatka, Enter
prise and all points on the st. Johns River every
Sunday and Wednesday ut 9 90 A. IL.
q. S. HAINES.
November .mo General Superintendent.
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Marine MeBs.

Port OF Charleston. january
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Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, January 26-s P. M.-TuRPEN:
rsE-Market steady, and dem md fair. Sales OF SOC
bbs at sS 40 for SOFT and s325 for hard, 2 2so Lbs,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-02

The coal question is one that serious
" concerns all our readers; and there
has been much discussion in regard to
the relative value of the Anthracite and
Cumberland coal, in various places
throughout the country. We have
several times, recently, advised the
partial substitution of the latter for the
former, not only as means of bringing
the price of the article down. but on
account of its superior heating quail
ties. 1t is said that in Rhode Island
many of the manufacturers have
changed to Cumberland, and they find,
by actual experiment, that four tons of
it will go as far in generating steam as
five tons of Anthracite, while the latter
costs fully two dollars per ton more
than the former. We have introduced
it into our Office, and the engineer de
elares it to be far superior to the An
thracite, as it will produce greater
heat at less expense, and there is no
waste. as it burns without clinker. -
Newark Advertiser.