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TIE SOUTHERN rarrsA mAsxers.

WILMINGTON, N. c., San. %, Iss9
Total rccsip.s OF cotton for The week, 27A baes cxp.s
coastwse 1902 baes total sales Of the wecz $40 bales
stock on hand and shpboard 2Oc9 No to-day
market unsetssd and nonanal; middiing uplaads, DC
SAyANNAH Ia, jan g, 1889.
Na receipts 6 cotton for the week 3s3 oaes scs isan
1yS9l Dales upiands coasvse 80 bairs isiandtoa
l,27D bales. Exports Great Priai none; Coatincn
nsne; coastwise 2 bales island, fsz5 bales uraand
middngs, 27szc
Cottsnwss quiet bus firm At c 2ic Receipts to-day,
iscv baaes Exports. 1000 bales stock u store, 1occo
MOBILE, Jan. 2e 1859.
Receipts 0f cotton for she week. 1913 balcs Exports
Great brta $3.50 bales To other foreign pofss eco bales
Goas.wise asc bales ock on hand bae, sales q
and fat Midings. nomnsiy 2ac. Receipts. 1850 bales
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CoopErAGr STocK request and steady al
our former quotations. sugar Shocks 3 inch heads 50
83 1b sugar shocks 30 inch hends ~ b0a S2 81 olases
81 inch heads, ~ as 2 s5 rum do 81 f0 pipe do
ss 50 s7 boz n, ds sS sreen hoops 10 feet SO sSs
CoRDAGr. Manila steady nj 2Ic. 2.c.
CoPPvRrhc market for ingot quiet both buyers and
sellers being unwilling to realize 20 any extent The sales
were 10000 lbs. al CSC. 264c. for Baltimore and
2c 29c for akc including 100000 lbs OF the latter for
coTyEr-For RIO he market was passaby active, The de.
mand being from the trade, and prces were firm at former
quotations The sales S02 bags Haydn, and 7l2
bags on private We quote Ordnary cargoes &c.
sc., gold, IN bond fair dor &c. efc.; good do, 1Js<c
lilc prime do. lie. VIA. nc:; extremes nS for
ss$ns The following aao..!iSs. .Ssys Ssss Ms:
Maracabo isc 1sc: Laglayrs, l4hc. f7c; Jamalca
Ike bike st. Domingo, 1S<c lc; Costa Rica, Manila
and Mexican, 15c. &c., Ang0stura, lbc. 7c Curacao
-5DRUes AND DyEs.ChcmcAls wsre rather more active
The s;s. 20 ton: s9ss al :: 4 %
soS a ii x 81 IS scld 100 drums ssussc soda stsc
gold casks bleaching powders At &C. Alc, currency;
casks cream tartar, at sc gold and $500 lbs refined
nrEols within the range OF &c. q 26fc., gold.
fLoUR AND 0RAiS.--Rcceipts b,0y bbis -four, go do
and s bags meal - bushels wheat aas2s DO
OF State and Western nour extremely light the demand
from n classes OF buyers being limited and with fair Offer
ines the market was heavy, and the few sales made
were generally =! prices loc below those obtained
nominal The sales were confined To- abou. 5000 bbi
about bbs Rye -four quiet but prices werc I'M
changed Sales 20, bbls For corn meal the
Sbs II ~ 50 for Jersey rs for Bandywns and "a Is
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The market wheat only moderately active and heavy
and prices lower The saes about ~ wv bushels
chiefly for shpncns, M "a 81 VI ~ for No. s;sprins IN
store " 81 for 49, anoat ~ for white S Sisnf.n an
opening hut heavy at the close. The amount OF bust
ness transacted WAS moderate, the saos being
only about fu0 bushels s PIC ssc for new MIXED West
rrn ac. ac. Tor white Western and Southern, s5c av6c
for yellow Jersey aud e7c Pc for yellow southern Oats
freely sought after and the sales consdcfabc
but ri lower prices. About ll50p0 bushes were sold a
ahc 7jc IN store, Tie FOR April delivery Sellers
Rye. was dun. - rev snsii sales were reported y
but the market scarcely nrm The sales were 2bup
bushels a ~ II fo Canada West In store ~ u FOR do
Delivered aud ~ no for German 70 arrive Harley malt was
moderately active, with sales OF 500 bushels At t2 %
re u, the latter price for choice.
cod though luct firm at rs u for Georges
and &7 80 re for Hank We heard OF sales Of uomen
Mnekerrl were In moderate demand and with small snrpy
prices nIm At S27 tna s2 for No. bay tA FOR NO.
seated quoted nj t0c die, No. 2sc s5c fickct
dull steady "a 80 for scaled and 81 - for cod
FnrIanrp.The unusually quiet and rates 20
MI ports heavy The chartcrng business was slow
the demand for all kinds OF vessels being light Tho engage
wer~.To Liverpool 30 tcrces beef nj bs and per
steamer 7b00 bushels ut Id 4uO halea cotton NJ a.
bo do. hops Nd and 100 bbls PORK To London per
eamer 100 baos hemp ~ sos aud bV bbls PORK at g. Si
70 Bremen, per steamer by0 bns rosin a. ~,
lo do beef At M 3d. 800 do shoepegs ~ a e and bales
skins a. Ws sSs. The cha,cfs wcfc:-A NORM German
hs I'd ar TO Cardiff, e.. Sd; British brig with 0cM cases
petroleum 20 Naples at c and Nrts bark with AOv rnscs
petroleum u Canna 20 and British bark u 60 70 rhs
deiphin thence 10 The United Kingdom or he Comment VITA
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&C. 6oc almcsl all Il the latter price; Isos comb,ng
pu.cd, ~ t5c &c.. 5000 Canada c0mbns 7ec 75c.
o oS @ % on private terms sOO Excelsior al a5
q A,sc. 4Sc.; Soo9o extra, 81 lsc 4ir. for Lew,
Ss ssc. for Old, and bokc: Sic for conniry; aso)
Sooto lbs medium and fne Texas ?c Ss % 900 lbs
common TO ordinary At 2Sc Sc. .l0 lbs. fall clip
California ~ 27c. ssc $3.50 ibs superior DO &C.
szsc 70 0o bs spring do. private tsrms The sales OF
are 90 hs fne secured neGza NJ 81 TO- 20 bales
ponskol at 2c, iueo0 lbs. Mexican at - 2ac, 3 900
and ~ do. Fort PHI IL ri 4ec.
wmgKEY.- Receipts LIN bbis. The market oontnuei
rue dull and nominal al 81 for tax ph.d
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MoLAssRs-The market was unchanged, being quiet, but
sssaSS
quote nomnsyl cuba centrifugal and missd, Sc .sss
d.. grocery do s5c z5c Rico, lsc-a sOc English
excited decidedly higher closing At c SsS for msr
sales q 100 bbi. - sso Sc For al kinds q ros;n the
:sss IS ssi wv ssS '.asf
OIcAky-TSsre were sales Of 100 tons Western to ar
oiIs.~In.eed was more firmly held a. 81 g sl @ in
ssss gallon. = 81 ri isSss psSS,s ass
warns. wss dull and nominal % 81 and city distilled
Lard steady with small sales Of prime winter 81 20
e s s'ss
" ~ z 1873 se @
cut meats ss hogs The market for pork was
ss Ss snf The ssa ss1s
9 y Ss s % sS s0
future Of loo ss
si' and lower, M % western selling a iSao. TSc: and
y psss wsr. @ ssy nss5 ssdu xss eS 6 sa
phi s1 Tor plain mess and $ls ls for Or, extra d.
s ham: S.Is ass e b sS
there e. sas s made S
ssa a. sss for India d. steady with
s shs It ses
ssss % ana H. e % s isxs@ or S
STEADY At i5c isc for cut 7c for long
asSantns boxes At ese piss
for lard was dul! and scarcely SO frm; The a. sa.ei
or wsrs sSn1ed TO p%s sc :seaa
% rSs. & hss
little Inquiry Tor the qualities, prices for which, with
SS9 s
,ns % ssp s s
are m their Cheese ws ery m $ % d
quotations appended. We quote
D"sss. ns....nu cn...x auc orance co,u,v da,v,es
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A.. rsArsrrrs IN ouxxSs CO. 'sTy- ooLlsGg rorsr
ruhing creek. adjoining Por> -asen, Indefinite
ac. q, ,soy;;, 'o''
Lots $40, $50 map Of Cisreaesyiae 81:
Fosters msa tows, road aijoiaing Hendr'o. -
Plot 's ssdoinns Ss Frederick; near Hsnpsisai M
=, y,
Is block ss map wssss yIs,,s s,sIIs s1;s S
wsssisa,oa e ~ MTsssIs @
sass s,s:s :. IL s 1s ls Mss ss kaia srsa ,sS sS
AZ AZ sy sy snn hsEs G cen cs1epss soss % Vernon Sao
'S ~ ~ Ss xsssss 'lssiS '1 S
While raas g rarryowu road part g. {. Downsss -,
''''' A'''' MOUNT rIrAsasr
easoa cnss%.s ss .ns q Gssaa sass & 4 s
a ny Nd salrs ss t. Y corner
ho.s Msl Az Z. and chsslss a place csrneT s
Union st. Ss5 Coriianit ~, a5xiO0 ss
Bedford to Ridgcneld ROAD 3 adjoining John Jones'
100
Horton .y's adjoining " parays, sorsl.. $50
s's Ms'sas e. : 81 81 ~ irony ss swssia r. s!s
18th 10. 81 wa...asid iS0siia 100
- q sssis & Bank SSs,Is f. ssswAsK so
i. ssse vserass. e.
a rsSar osasss IA er Ss sys' ys 4; ssI ss
7chsnor sss adjoining onessres. u II front soSs
EAST ORANGE.
North Park st, adjoining Williams, 5lx25 800
striing s. d ans y OF Sussex l01xt45 0
Stirring 81, 3 S27 of SUSSEX 25xl52
stirring ~ and Man st. corner l2ixl2a. 1000
Wh'iamstn adjoining ATE Hlon's, 7oxl5i.-... 1900
Mountain Nv, n Plumbs prop, l2.lO0 acres,
Mountain ~, Pumb's prop, n share 5.l00. 5501
Park 81 adoInngw raylors iaoxas5. 1000
TKANsFER3 IN HUDSON cOUrIy--JEIsEY CITY.
Barrow st. > Ill q Of Grand St 47x decd Dec 81,
Barrow st. Ill II Of Grand fix decd Dec 81,
Railroad av, = 50 Il ci Gilbert at Ssio SO
HOBOKEN.
Meadow st " o. 50 Of "a st. 9OxIOO Gsoo
Lots 8, block H. Coerest Oxl0O. $500
HUDSON CITY.
Hudson lots "a H. Van map, 50x100 l5c0
Paterson 1t, 70 II Of Pierce 25xl00 40
Palisadc ., lot 3d. Al 2jxl00 1700
South st. D. lot S. map Centre Hilf 25xOO. All
Summit and Scott et, Of 3Sx1DO. 700
Tonnee nv and Beacon st, u4xlb3 no
BERGEN.
Fairview 100 II Bergen 1O0xI00 1850
Lot H. map 3 Richard Van Ripors estate, 100xS2 I00
KEARSKi.
Plot adjoining Rutherford estate $40
HARRISON.
Latham It, las II " OF 9Th 25xlOO Hb
BAYONEE.
Az A, adjoining Cadmus 1851 900 5000
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SeedicpfCon and Massachuactts, hllcrs sc q
l2sc wrappers lots, pc. 4c. hne Wrappers Soc tsc
wrappers i5c 4oc. Pennsylvania and Ohio nlier sc
&c.; average lots. &c. ecc. wrappers, lac 3ac -
Havana-Comnon, 75c &c.,. good SOC. sskc.: inc, ~
~ currency. Yara-I cuts, 5Ec soc. II cuts al "
n a1 Os; average lots S2,sc sc. -sli currency
TiT.-Pig Straits IN demanf and lrm, tho sales
do. at gc, the market closing at c. 3se., gold oi
Bnnca, 5 pigs brought 32c gold. English was nominal ai
3OSc., gold Plates dull but held at former prices we
quofe: z. cnarco@ IS sbi G. coke, 36s7S coke
trrpe, S6i 81 20; charcoal iernr, 9sls rs ssn
wooiThe market tor both fleece and pulled presents
gcod degree activity and there considerable frnncss Ia
prices. As usual, the low and medium grades, which are
ecafcc and wanted in most demand although The inquiry
for the hner GRADES Improving For pulled the market
active and Im the demand s being chiefly Tor super INC
stock Of which u moderate Tesas Ia active, aud With
ter grades. which mos, request. In California
there moderate business IN progress at prices no .cr
Ing from those previously prevalent the stock OF drtao
ots light forefsn s moderately sought after an prices
are wi'hon. change ~ momcn We uiuic :Ohct fcnrs.
ysna and virsnia fleece saxony. sc. iul blood
New YORK aud Michigan -Fu blood 5oc bsc three quar-
tsw do f7c. scc Wcstern. iac. fac; con,nng euc
zoe; tuhbed hc. fuc 1eNaa-~fne, Sc. xsc good
and me iinm, H2c ric ccmmoa, xsc Sc INTERIOR ~
bury ssc a2'c The anes S.0ccO he uceesa - asc
as.Gcs including au,cuu Nx rinyvania a MsG iogpe
~ tuci inwv Michigan and Ohio at t5Nc. q hcs
2iWo wsstera tpsn linosl ii i5c. is,rcJ iizht ua.
washed MchHAn al S2c. u 600 do part AZ ASe iuu nois
Ohio II Ia, g s, 90 Ga ds ~ sno n NJ gaa 49, AZ
sNc stSy medium do., \. toc. sipp xand No do 3,
ONO, Mtvc. 2c SvV Western, nj ftr ft,tC tucbcd
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-It viii be seen by rcfe-
renee TO our special telegram from Atlanta that the
Supreme Court decided yesterday the relief law OF
the last Legislature constitutional and binding.
From this decision Judge Warner gives dissenting
opinion. We are glad that this question has been
finally settled. The people know now upon what
they must depend, and we incline TO the opinion that
order OF the day In all old cases.-Iugtstd fGG.l
C2tj'0rfcle, Jan. 81.
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mAe!Ne TRANSFERS.

The following sales ofsvesses OF various classes
have been recorded at the Custom House since jan
uary A.
JAM 4-schooner Ann owned by chas H. Baker, sold
to Charles Muckridge for $500.
JAN 7-Seamboat Amanda Winants, by p. H
A. Crary, sold 70 the Coast wreckng Co.. for 81 800
JAM 12-Oneeighth of the schooner A.
by +. A. Townsend sold TO j. T.. Risley for $3.50.
Dec 2e-Cana boat A. McKeever, owned by Hugh Quinn,
was sold to A. Masters for &l,700
JAM 12One sixteenth OF the schooner B. c. Terry
by j. M Weaver, sold TO s. E. Birdsa for IS, 49,
Jan. 19One-eighth Of the schooner Terry owned by
- Hagcr sold 70 j. Fakenburgh fer 81 500
JAN 2onehalf OF the schooner G. n Rogers owned BY
Jesse Mott sold to g. Post and others for So 200.
JAN 29-Onennth OF the soop Caroline owned by James
Thorne, sold to James Harold for $3.50.
JAM o-Propeller Dean Richmond, owned by W. III. Des
roG, was soldt b. r. Loveland for B1 $50
JAM 2SCana boat Euphrates owned By G. III. Gage,
sold to w. X. Parker for 1880.
Jan schooner s. "
by John r. Brown, sold to Geo. e. for Rb01
Jan; steamtug General W. Cook, owned by K Murray
(Marsha) sold TO @. stebbins for 81 25a.
Jan. Onehirtysecond OF the brig Helen Rich
by w. b. Grace sold TO John Zitosen for S3io.
JAM 26Stearner Mary Augusta, owned by w. d. Wa,ack,
sold Jacob Lorlard for @S 900.
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Hasf-nast Two q
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Jan. o., 1862
BHgswAx In fair demand and 9c. lc higher, the
sales being 5000 lbs. at 43c 44c closing at 4ssc ic
Cocoa was dull and nominal at loc l0tc gold, for
Guaynqu In bond and 2sc s0c do for Maracaibo, do
CANpLEs.-Al kinds dull, but prices were un-
changed, adamantne "a oz being quoted at sc. 22c
sperm, &c.; patent, bsc
coTToS Receipts 1873 bales The market opened active
and strong subsequently quiet and closed dull
with holders generally anxious 70 realize; fair business
Spinne and exporters being the principal
operators Sales 3as bales including st6 for EXPORT rs
FOR spinning c5f speculaon and 54s In transit.
The future delivery light being only 100 bales
mddng February at and 100 do. for April at
2sc Annexed are the closing quotations.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

After the excitement OF the past few days yester-
DAY was comparatively dul In the real estate auction
mart, there being but one sale. This falling on IN
the business OF the market Is usual towards the END
OF the week, 1t being the practice previous to last
year, when the increased business demanded the
change to hold no sales on Friday or Saturday. II
IS PROBABLE however, before the end OF the present
spring that one OF these days at least II not Dotn
Will become much OF o sales day as any other OF
tie week. Below we give the particulars OF yester-
days sale:-
Auction sales Of Real Estate Yesterday.
NEW YORK PRoPERTY-BY A. J. BLEECKER. SON CO..
Two lots on the north side Of West 60th street,
block-N. Littmann. $50
One lot north side 4Sth street, $50 feet east OF
18th avenue, rs b. half block-William IIag
gerty. 1,4eo
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PETRoLEuM-Recclpts 66 bbs refined and SOS do. crude
ns ns BULK aoa
for future
ower prices Al the White ob,ainabe
sssdFs 'sss sSs
Nominal 4 sc In Phsdepha the market was active
and scarcely 50 FIRM The sale; were - bbls standard
sSTsry cs do ss last hsi a5c.
PorAToEs-w large STOCK only moderately
tive demand the marke heavy and prices were lower
@ az ~ pnee pTnU.saA Ascs & - 81 Bacseys Is
sss; Monitors q 70 Jackson whites ~ y q so Della
Rick Carolina was srmer, being quotsd at sac iOc
suoAR;-1hs demana for wa. fsir, and hs m msrke'
chiefly refining, pais lIc CUBA and Deme
rsss on private terms s.o ss s9Se paT a. loe ny sc
Cubs Infcror % common refining, loEc Il fair %
good y arl IA, 2 s9od frcee bS. lss
9'd'ss 'Hsss siSssy Sa ss Ssa
. Boxes Dutch ;'snd;sd Il Hss Y
ass.e; Sone. Dutch standard Nos is 70 IS Sc iS.c
so,cs Dutch .ands,a lard N.. - e 70 rs ,Mc sOnes
M ,..y & :s.: s sss s @ IL hsss s1ss
iasc., yellow issc. sl4c., and extra tIl =
gold, Al which The market was steady.
ou. s .ss sss $ xA y ssss So sa
bay, TO arrive per uarne and !rumored 1900 DO CacuA,
At H,sc silKc. without sales Of moment Hmothy was
sTrAnINE dull and heavy Only few small sales
made within the range Of l9xc. aJc In hhds and
ticrces
scAr.-casle quiet but steady At l5c. 1sjac We
heard Of no saies Of moment.
SPgRMAcETI-Reined was quoted ~ 4dc. Fc, without
sales.
sErvahc market for both goat and deer quiet and
owing suo'sons Ss,soa or
E5c Vera Cruz Ejc pound, gold Buenos Ayrcs zesc
bor. Payta Soc. Curacos sc bic Cape, SOC Sc per
pound currency. Deer.iondnr.s Sc: Vera Cruz sic
siua Soc; Angosta S2tc. Sbc. Para 6oc per pound,
gold.
TAtow in moderate request and steady, the sales
being 50,0O bs. nj t2c. l9sSc.
ensuckv was tribe moro active AZ former
prices the sales comprising $50 hhd nj 79c asc Seed
leaf steady value with moderately active demand
sales being 2f2 state ~ c uc 8, DO do at 2c
3oc Ss 90. ~ l6c, " onio al Yer ~ DO ~ loc and ~
Connecticut 1866 crop, ~ 2oc Both spanish and msnufac
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cases for sale.
Chicago's latest project Is for grand drive com
pletey around the city. AS proposed it will begin
at Lincoln Park and be sixteen or eighteen miles In
length and 800 feet IN width.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Westchester county
have assessed the real and personal estate Of the
county as f0ll0ws:-
Real estate. S42 O9Q 09S
Personal estate. 7S3S.654
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The Blue KiGso SuiIroad.

We learn from the Anderson Intelligencer
that the reconnaissance Of the line of this
road, made last week by Colonel James P.
Low and Major Thomas B. Lee, was entirely
satisfactory. The reconnaissance was con-
fined to that part between Walhalla and the
North Carolina line, where the work had
becn partially done. The report is that
the Stump House Tunnel is more advanced
than heretofore stated, there being but ff-
teen hundred feet of heading to drive, with
six working faces; that it can be driven
through in ten months; that the road can
be completed to the North Carolina line in
twenty months, aud that the whole road to
Knoxville can be finished in the same time if
funds arc provided. A working party of
engineers will be put in the field within ten
days, and estimates furnished for contracts
in o very short time. Our friends in Ten
nessee are wide awake to the Importance
of this enterprise, and hail with satisfac-
faction every indication of its progress.
Ihe Knoxville Press and Messenger says:
eve hope there will be no failure on the
part OF the Legislature of Tennessee to pro-
wide in some way for tho connection of the
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad to con-
''nectlon with the Blue Ridge Railroad. This
''great rai'road is an imperative commercial
necessity, and with the completion of the
"hnoxvllle and Kentucky Railroad will make
sure the development of the resources of
Knoxville, and, indeed, of all East rennes-
''See bevOnd peradyont,,re
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purchase of farms and to the sale of then
aud, our word for it, the poor man, whethe,
white or colored, who has the money, viii
find no difficulty in buying what land he
requires.
Our Legislators should also remember that
it is unwise to lead their brethren into
temptation. There are rogues and thieves
even in this godly Republican party, and
what room there would be for picking and
stealing in handling the land money and
buying the land, and selling it again, and
settling with the State. 1t is not fair to
expose untried legislators or lobbyists to so
much temptation, even if we do not take
into consideration the $25OO to be paid
yearly to the " travelling commissioner .
and the per diem to be given his colleagues.
The Legislature will think better of it,
and not pass bill Which would be job in
the beginning and end, and an unnecessary
expense to the State all the way through.
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man who resisted their seizure had been bay
oneted and shot. In the course of the day and
night, five or six people were said to have been
killed, among them some volunteers. Or the
succeeding night, massacre, said to have been
not less destructive than tho one ut tho
Villanueva Theatre, broke out about the
Louvre Saloon, across from the Tacon Theatre.
and on that part Of the Prado whore lately
stood the statue OF Isabel. There are three sto-
ries as to its orign-first that shot was fired in
one of the saloons adjoining the theatre; second,
that pistol went of by chance in he billi ard
and gambling saloon of the Louvre; third that a
shot was fired from the housetop on some pas
sing volunteers. Immediately after the shot,
the volunteers rallied in crowds, and poured q
volley into the saloon of the Louvre. Tho
buge was sounded between the discharges,
and the firing at times was full and regular.
When the volunteers entered the saloon thev
laid violent hands upon every one within their
reach, and forced them to cry, "viva Espana, -
or gave them tho bayonet. brother % the
British Consul was being roughly handled
when an acquaintance among the volunteers
saved him. They rassod up stairs, searched
tho house, and even entered the chamber of q
woman confined. MI. Korner, an American
photographer, was killed in passing carriage
by shot from tho sidewalk. British and Ger
man citizens were killed, wounded or ieopar-
dized. A Gordon Of volunteers was stretched
around the neighborhood, and the sidewalk
was dangerous to civilians
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"A We do not see that there is either rhyme
or reason in the proposition before the Leg
islature to appoint or elect o board Of land
commissioners, who shall purchase cheap
arabic lands with the State money and re-
sell them in small farms.
The less Q government has to do with
buying and selling, the better for the peo-
pie. We have had too much legislation
already, and every additional law will do
more harm than good. III the General
Assembly win dispatch what business ID
necessary to adapt our judicial and ascal
systems TO the new order og things and
thea 60 home, the people will attend TO che
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TOE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
bOUTH CAROLlNA.-IN TBE NATTER OF JO-
sEPH 9;,4 ~ " 4 SEashos K, BANKRUPT. BY WHOM
arlON FOR ADJUDICA ION IN BANKRUPT
BER, A. ID. 1868, IN SAID COURT.-IN BANK
RUPTCY.-Ihs is to give notice, that on the SIXTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY a. D., 1869, Warrant in Bank
ruptcy as issued against the Estate of JOSEPH W.
SEAbROOK, o. Edisto Island, in the County of
adjudRed u bankrupt on his petition; tina. the
payment OF any debts and delivery of any property
belonging TO said bankrupt to him for his use,
den by law; that meeting Of the creditors of the
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees Of his Estate, will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 72 Broad
street Charleston South Car Ina. before j. c. CAR
PEN NIEk Re5istrnr on tho TWENTY SECOND DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. D., 1869, at O'Clock p. NJ
j. p. NJ. EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
February
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Gopartnersbip 1lotife.

TBNHE UNDER SIGNED HAVE FORMED
IL Copartnershin for the practice Of LAW and
EQUITY in the county Of Marion. South Carolina
HENRY MOWER.
A. j. SHAW.
EE HENRY Mower. Cheraw. s. C.
A. j. sHAw, Maroon o. H. mwf3 February 8
Y AW NOTICE.--THE UNDERSIGNED
-L have associated themselves as Copar tners in
the PRACTICE OF LAW.
Office for the present, No. % BROAD-e eTREET.
HENRY D. LESESNE.
January ~ CHI RICHARDSON MILES.
AW WNOUTCE.-TnE UNDERsIGNED
1A nave this day formed a Copartners hip for the
practice Of LAW AND EQUIrY in sumter and ad-
Joining Counties and in the United States Courts for
the District of South Carolina, under the name and
style OF RICHARDSON q MOSES.
JAMES = q. RICHARDSON.
MONTGOMERY MOSES.
ouhter, .. T.. FEBRUARY g. February 8
I AW MOTTO .-McNIILLAN KING
IL Esq. is this day admitted a partner in our
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL & SEABROOK, LAWYERS.
No. 90 Broad-street
JAMES B. CAMPBELI
HENRY SEABROOK.
MCMILLAN KING. Januarv1
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Gost aao .spanO.

II OsT YEsTERDAY N OR WING, "A
.AA SD all BLACK AND TAS TERRIER poo.
Answers to the name Of "JefY" Five dollars viii
be raid for hts return at NO. RUTLEDGE AVE.
NUE. q" February 10
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SEGAR EMPORIUM.

SEGAR EMPORIUM.
ID SALAS. AGENT FOR THE CHARLESTON
Lie Branch OF the Havana Segar Factory, "Le
Valentino" would respectfully invite the attention
OF dealers and smokers to his very large stock Of
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC sEGARs. of all grades
ranted to be as represented.
Sample boxes sent to the country and orders ex.
tance.
No. HIS EAST BAY-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, s. @.
August "a mwf6mo