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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-09
rHE CaAxLEsrOx MARKET

. t,e.ns FOR THE WEkk ENOku6 SU1x o. Aoo0"
go TIE caops intelligence tom nearly all por-
4sous Of the South. with s2pe few unsmportant
exceptions, has beenofs favorable character for the
week Inst closed. and the general aspect mp to this
time gises indisHon that the planters win be blessed
with q ,ear Of reasonable abundance. Cotton Is,
hossvers pssdng through aperiod OF trial, and an
1eneany may appear at any moment which VIII seri'
oualy affect the result. sufacient rain has been
secured I'm some sections TO- perfect the grain CROP
butn others mGte ample supply Of water is needed
Tz1 CorToN MAHKKT.-The market for this Gt-
,els for ths perod under review, has shown oondder.
ahls sseadiness, but prices have not made any
advance and the rates remained without material
alteration during tho week-mddfing upisnds IN the
Insiish market being quoted at 12Kd, at New York
Il skXc, .nd at this port st $50 2 fb.
The staple ct Liverpool and New York has shown
the follow ne movements during the week: On Fri-
Aay, July 2, the former was active and . shade
1rmer, sales 5000 bales uplands 12,id; the lat.
ter was quiet but nrm. sales 1000 bales at 341c
On ksiurday the former was active. fales $1,000
bales uplands l2<d; the latter WIS quiet sales 900
baaespt Nhc. On Monday the former was quiet,
sales 10 ooo bales upland. 1870; at the latter there
xss no business done. On Tuesday the former was
shsde easter, sales 5000 bales, uplands 12kd; the
h$ter vas firm, sales 1900 bales at S4Kc. On Wed.
nssdsy the fpsmer was quiet and nominally un-
Shanged, sales 10000 bales uplands 1870; the lat
ter vss rath weak, sales 200 bales at sake Yes
ieftsy the former was nrmes sales 15. 600 bales, up
lands 17kd; the latter vas steady and unchanged ut
8<Kc pm
1he srr1ya,s Of the staple for the week have been
no bags Of island and 5 bales Of upland. against
no basio. sea it,nd and ssa bslesof uplauds the
week before. and bass Of SEQ Islands and Floridas
Aad tek bales Of uplands for the corresponding week
list year.
These arrivals have been from the following
sources Say Of upands. per south Carolina Railroad,
b0A bales; per Northeastern Railroad, 20.
-9hs stocks OF cotton in sight at the latest dates
xrere A 6nlloHs.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Brig Bradshaw. Sfars, New York-5 days. Mdse.
To W Roach & 20, AdGer co. Adams psmon
& 20 g " Annar, D Ahrens & 20, bates 8 o.
& Miller. Cameron & Barkley. q DUO, Dowie &
Noise, L Elias, D Fleming L Co. Gerdts 20. J
Gorham Holmes Calder, Hart 20, hartai,
Read & Co. q Katie 4 co, King Giobon, osten-
dorff o. B O'Neill, Poppenheim q Lliehtnai.
Muller Nimitz c., A Quackenbush, RaVenel
Holmes, Rells. Ri cke Il schachte, Railroa1 AGENT
D II silco1, stnhouse & Co. Co nmander Ht4ne one
c W stiles, upper Son. oolas sons 8, ~! vo, !,
ers, Werner & burker, " L WebD. J W ilians 4
Co, L WelsRopf R White, ] N NJ Wohtm1 n,
White T Rowan, l. T R senew. and d 0.
schr Aim 3 Deas. trGm West Point alIi oo tcs
Rice. Tow O Dse Co. and , L0~noes; ,e ns.,tor.
Bluf1ton, Billion Heao, &c. Mdse aud Sundrie'. 10
] Ferguson. III Goldsmith Il Son. W Moore. sten,
house 20, Modett 4 WnartoI, Col uu1, .
McUready. Kre sel u W Williams co. Hamll-
ton X Ciisolnn, Jr, j Adger l. o, Wasenec Mon
sees P dams, and Mathewcs
steamer Emile, Lewis, Georgetown, 8 W ties
Rice Mdse aud sundries. 10 Shsckeiioid hchy,
R Pringle, Mrs D Hu.er, Phenix' and others.
AT QUARANTINE.
British bark Fantee from the Cape de Verde Isl
aud. To aurc co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Sea Gull. Duton, Baltimo:c-Courtenay
Brig BrcaEa, Briggs. Bosion-J En'low < o.
schi Marg ret 4 Lucy, Crossley, Providence Is i
l. Potter.
sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Saragossi. Ryder, new YorS.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. bainmose.
Cleared for this Port.
Brig W McGi.very Suits, at Frankfort: Me- July j.
Sc1r L spripgs Halsey, st New fok, July o.
sn,pnews by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH Iuly s-Arrved. the MirGare', from
Portland clea ed, steamer General Blrn-s, for New
York.
LIST OF VESSELS
0P, CLEARED AN0 SAILED FOR HIS PohE
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. May ~
The Minnie RorertsCl, saijet. ............,M May ~
The Vince Halliday, june ~
DOhPsr ~
BELFAST, ME.
chr Zeta Psi, Thompson saed. .......... June ~
GoIpsBono'. ME-
scbr Velocity, pinkham spiled June lS
FRANKFORT HE.
Brig d W McGilyery, stutts. cleared.... ...July
Brig Banpden. Perkins, up............... june ~
>chl Myrover, Brown. up...... ........'..'1u,J !
Schr YIN 81 rings, Halls ), cleaccd..... ...J'uy
PHIL .pELPHIA
schr Sarah Cullen, Avis, uP........... .....''uy
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N arkots by Telegraph.
FoREI9N MARKETs.

LONDON July s-Noon-Consols 98k. Bonds
slx Sugar, both on the spot and afoat, easier but
not lower.
LIVERPOOL, July s-Noon.-cotton shnde
finer; prices unchanged; sales 10000 bales
Breadstufis nlm Other articles unchanged.
Afternoon.-sales Will reach 12,0oo bales Red
wheat ss sdass 4d. Flour24s. lard nrmer but moi
higher. Tsllow ass.
Evening.-Cotton closed at previous quotations
sale 1900 bales. -
HAvRE, July a.-cotton opened fat.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YosK, July S-Noon.- Stocks strong. Mo
ney active at 7. with ,tc commission. sterliIg sH
Gold s5x. Cotton quiet at S4Hc Turpentine Al
42xc. Rosin dull; strained common 50 rs; good
strained 50 80.
Evening Cotton unchanged; sales 1700 bales;
mid ding 341sc. Flour active; State S. 10s6 S6i
Wesern Is 1oa7 Is; common to fair extra Sou herr
SO 6Oa9 which was active at the noou advance Com
active and 2a3c better; white Western CSC. Lard,
kettle 19kalskc. other provisions UNCHANGED
Groceries dlIl. Iurpentne 42a42ke. Rosin 50 2,
as Freishts frmer. Money easier at 7, with ex.
ce p,ions ai G. but discounts are still out of the ques
iiop; merchants continue to suffer sterling steady
at sHasX. Gold AImer at s6IIaS7. Stocks SD ong a
the advance
BALTIMORE. July 8 Cotton steady at 34kc. Floul
quiet but Arm. Wheat steady; prime new red 81 5t
al 60 Corn firm; white s8c; yellow 95e. Provi
sioDs unchanged. wh,skey less firm at 81.
CINCINNATI. July S.-Wniskey firm al csc. Ba
con s;eidy; shoulders lac; clear sides 1Sc. Lard
dull ~ 19c
LOUISVILLE. July s-Provisions firm. Mess porh
sS3 Ba on clear sides 1Sl4c; shoulders 144o
Lard l9Hc. whiskey 94o.
WILMINGTON, July 8.-Spirits turpentine, moth
ing doing. Rosin steady at 81 65a5 So Crude tur
penhne unchanged. Tar unchanged.
AUGUSTA, July 8-Cotton. market easier, bu
yer, little Offering; saies for two days IS bales; re
CO ps 10 .ales; middling nomlnally 32c
eAvAsSAu. July s.-Cotton. market sill firm
mlddl,ng S2c; sales nomiual receipts 147 bales ex
po IS 45: bales
MOBILE July 8.-cotton nominal; sales 25 bales
low mlddug SC; receipts IS bales; exports lsi
bales
NEW ORLEANS July Section quiet; middlin'
s2Ec; sales 26j bales; receipts 2s9 bales. G. ID
s6ls Sterling so. NeS Yora right &c premium
sugar tending upward; common 924a1o1ic; prime
Is ,salsac Molasses, 1eboiled 55a6oc.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston. July 8.
vIs.xLs UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTTNe
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
chnmuion, 1418 tons Lockwood, at Adger's wharf
for New York. loading-James Adger Co.
SHIPS.
r G Winthrop, 94C tons, Stewart at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool. loa6iDg-Pdtterson stccK.
BARKs.
Helen Sands. 56S tons. woodside, at 6ennetts wharf
for the Rio do la Plata, loading-street Brothers
Fantee Ii3r,,- tons, -, at Quarantine, from The
Cape de Verbs, just arrlved-R Mure Co.
RRIGs.
Clifton Brl, 1s2 tons Williams. at Marshall'e wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-R Mure Co.
Josie Devereaux, 425 tons, Clark, In Ashley hlVer
for Philadelphia, loading-strret .ros 70;
b Brot ks. 16l tons, Briggs at Palmetto wharf,
for Boston. ready-J EDslow Co..
Americus 395 tons. Hand. at Central wharf, fro m
Boston, dgcharging-W Roach & Co.
Manzanilla, 156 tons, spear, IN Ashley River, from
Rockport. Me, discLarring-o olDey & Co.
Monira i48 tolls Nc, oSb at L Railroad wharf,
for Philadelphia, loaling-J Enslow co
A Bradshaw. - tons. sears, at Adger's wharf. from
New York, discharging-W Roach 20.
SCHOONERS.
Lion Br) III tons, Mcclellan, in Ashley River, fof
Bermuda, ioading-J Epelow Co.
Lilly, 412 tons. Hughes, at Adger's wharf, for New
York, lcadipg-Wm Roach 4 Co.
Marglret& Lucy, 412 tons, Cross.ey, in the stream,
for New York. Ieady-Easter.
T Wilder. 297 tons, Heather, in Ashley River,
tor providence, loading-W Roach 20.
Frank Palmer 2l2 tons, Latham, in Ashley River,
Tor Philadelphia, loa'ling-H Baker l. 60.
Palmer. 1877 tous, Sn oot at Railroad Accommo-
dation wharf tor baltimore, loadn.-Master.
Clara W klwel 296 ions. Jenkins. in Ashley River,
for Northern Port. loading-L Potter.
S Fl Cady 200 tens Small, at northeastern Rail- oad
wharf, for New York, loa1ing-W Roach & 20.
John Griffin. - TONS Foster, at Central wharf,
Tor Philadelphia. oadins-H Baker Co..
Mary Stow, - IONS hankin, at Union wharf, fio1n
New York, di,cha, ing Roach co.
Grace Clifton. tons. Oils, in Ashley River, for
Philadelphia. loadnS-Master
Shiloh, go tons. Hubbard, at Kerr's wharf, from
Baltimore. discharSipp-H Baker Co.
Groves, 258 tons, Weaver, q, Kelr's wharf, from
New York. dischareipe-B Baker 4 Co.
Waterman. l07 tons, Marshall, mt Brown Il Cos
wharf. from Baltimore, ,dischargng-Strect Bros
& Co.
Adolph Hugel, 2l2 tons, Adams, at Central wharf
from Philadelphia d,schargns-H F Baker &
Co.
Rockingham, 169 tons. Eictersop, at Adger's wharf,
from New York dischar2ing-W Roach 20.
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Total. ,33l. .l9S 1,55l4l1
Deficiency in visible supply 22S,a8
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills now 125. 600 bales; same time 1885, 1250oO
hslss. Kidding uplands, now 12kd; then nH@
Hxd.
The following statement will show the operations
fin Obi, market for the week:
On Friday, Juy q the article was stin. and prices
had nrmer tendenc, sales l6o bales. ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at So@a2c.. low mid
ding s21z. a d middlinx nominal y $50 q ib.
On ssrurlav the transactions were light; Gales
about 10 b les; quotations unalteled.
On Monday, being holiday, no business was
transacted
On tuesday the article was firm; sales 100 bales,
ordinary 10 good ordinary benz quoted ut SO@3s,
low rnisdling SAY aud middlins $50 q ib.
On ". dne-dsy the staple was luiet but un.
changed; s.les 50 bales; quotations uual eree.
Yesterday the article was quiet but dy; sales
sabales; 8 at 81. and 27 at S2h We quote:
LIvELrooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 70 uood ordinary .......SO GB32
Low nidding...... .............Ss5sg-
HIddlfng g........................ ..oS g
py New York classification we quote:
Mlddling .......................33 .33H@-
exA Is1ANps-The market for ibis class Of the
6bre has-6een generally firm with rather gooi in-
<,.nry, and stock Al present very much reduced.
far anount Of trans cions having taken place du-
ring III. week at about previous figures. We note
al.s Of about 100 b.ss Of ,slapos and Fori las
amon1 VII Oh were l6 Florldas at IS; 50 OF Co; Cat
66; mixed STA Islands at As; at 10; at soc p fb.
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fiuaueial ann Gommtrfial.
Tn. Charleston Money Market.

The Charleston Money Market.
THURSDAY, Jolly 8, 1869.
The past week has been characterized by no
change. There were few transactions and quota
lions are nominal State. Bank bills are in good de-
mand with slight appreciation. South Carolina
Railroad and Bank stock remains unchanged Sales
Of City stock we're made at 6s to Ga. The Peoples
and First National Bank stocks are still quoted as ils
no sales being reported. Union Bank stock ssh.
Other quotations unchanged. There was general
dullnesa in business CIRCLES and securities were not
In demand. Money is easy at X to- PER cent
month on unexcepticni collsterals-
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Exports for the week ending Thursday
July 8.

DOMESTIC.
RosToN-Per brig q Brooks-207 bales Cotton
lac tons scrap Iron, $4,000 feet Lumber, 10 b'gs
Wool. 81 rolls Mating
pROylDENCE 4 I-Per schr Margaret h Lucy
2oI,b7s feet Flooring Boards, q, 1877 feet Hew1
1imber, 5000 feet resawed Lumbr.
NEW YORK-Per steamship saragossa-42 bags Sea
Island Cotton. 80 bales Upland Cotton. 70 tierctf
Rice, 66 bales Yarn, 6S1 bbls Rosin. 1876 crates
Fruits and Vegetables 10 bbls Vegetables, 14t
packages sundries, 271 sacks Wheat 80 casks
CLAW, 20 empty Barrels. per "'aamship Man.
hattan-61 bags 8 Cotton, 10 oales Upland
Cotton, 9s bales Domestic, 80 tlerces Clay 2t
derces Rice, ls bales Hides, 200 bags Phos
pilates, IS packages sundries, 165 empty Bar
rels, 1iCo packages Vegetables and Fruit
BALTIMORE-Per steamship sea Gull-2s9 bales
Cotton, 164 tieIces Rice, 81 bbls Rosio, 100 b6ls
Kaolin Clay, 81 bales Yarn, 20 bales Rags, zoe
pa kaees Furniture, 40 tons Pig Iron, $50 pack
ages Fruits and Vegetables.
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passengers.

Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltimore-J Trouche,
Mrs Trouche and servant Mrs Ntenmeyer. MRS hug.
hein,er three children and nurse, Mrs Il Nixon, n
B Paine. Fowles. Howard, and W Hall.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savanuah via Beau,
fort Blufton, hilton Head, 6c-F F Basssu. W W
Millar, B Sraith, Mrs Bird and daughter, McD
Wrage and wife, Miss Glenn, Mrs Myers, Mrs Owens,
MRS Strong. W kressel, Mr. Brown. Barnwen and
sister, and II on deck.
Per steamer Tmilie, nom Georgetown. CD
Aston, A Isear. Greene. Parker, OSeh1,
Aston. Major Z Maneault, 8 Corley. DR. F L Frost,
DR. q Heriot, L PrnRle Mrs Barrett Mics N
R Wthprs, Miss E R Beckmsn, Mrs Morgan, and
on deck.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July 7-IURPBNTnK--Price
steady. sales OF 100 bbis It s3 for vlrHn and " eb
for yellow DIP. er go pounds
SPIRITS J URPENTIHE Market firm, with safes Oh
49t pbls at soc per gallon.
Ros1N -Sales of 686 bbls at 81 65 for strained
81 TO- 75as1 80 for No 2 sS so for No l. and "a s77a
for extra pale.
TAR-50 bbls received and sold at 81 20 per Dol.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The History Of = Life.

nav davned: Within curtained room,
Filled to faintness With perfume
A lady lay, ut point Of doom.
Day closed: A child had seen the light;
But Icr the lady, far and bright,
She rested In undI canning night
Spring rose: The ladys grave was green;
And near 1t Afterwards VAS seen
A gentle boy, with thoughtful mien.
Years fad: He wore q manly face.
And stru2g ei In the worlds rough race,
And won, at least, q lofty pace.
And then-he die1l Behold before ye,
Hunanity's poor sum and story,
life-death-and al that is OF glory.
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Macon Market.
MACON. July 5-coTToN;-lhereh has been very
uttle done the mast week. he Gales for the week
amount to 1Os ualts; receipts "a bales; shipments
Offering We quote midhlipgs Sic hs rec. ipts
to day amour. to bale; shipments 70 bales; no
sales.
Stock ssp.em % ner Isl. .isSs. ............ s26
Received this week.. ............. o.
Received previously. y............... 6s,S64-oS 4l8
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 59744
Shipped this week. 154
Shipped previously. sly............... 59,l02-69..56
stock on hand. :. .... ............ 1853
JULY G.-Ihe ma'ket 10 verv dull. buyers scarce,
an DO cot Oh Offering. Aiddllngs sic there W. ne
no shipments -dsy; receipts Scaes; no sales stock
on hs- 4Ql bales.
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As- Persons ~epositins letters III the Postolhce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember TINT without the stamp letter
cannot be Mailed but will be sent 10 the Dead Letter
Osbce
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Myers Augustus
IMcCa,ty,Mchael
Mcdonald, Don
| aid
lMcNiel. W n
MrNamara, John
HcRae. Gilbert
lNesblt. Pr nee
NORTH, Z @
IJ'connor, A G
lJRburn, w g
Paul. Il
IPltat, L P
Pearson, May
Pearson, Dr 3 E
Pnckney, Will
Powers, Michael
Powers, Lewis
Prince, Cop Hen
| ry
Rankin, Puniam
/ L. 10
Relyea Geo "
lReynolds. Mark
Robertson , tea-
! sar
Rogers, P 3
Russell. John
lRu z. YueioLeo
ny an. John L
lScolt, Wnhlin
I,coit, klchard
shrewsbury VIM
/ II
>beeby, John
s,ngleloD. Amlel
I,mhu. Rev 4 A
mails, David
Istokes, Tnadeus
l-tish, Henry
IL b, u, thomas
| Gacheimer, l.
lIooIner, HI
lur. er, james
ilurck Martin
iW .shlng on, VIM
d
lWillsun, John
lW:ndpeim,
/ lit dlirh
| Siliscu, Johr o
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Consi.ncrs per souIn nioIIua ituInonu
July 8.
so hales Cotton, Is bales Yarn 25 boxes Tobacco.
242 sacks WI eat. 20 packages Bacon and ard car
Stock To Railroad Agent, G Walter 4 Co. W
Courtney Co Mulligan. Pczer, Rodgers CO.,
I'D Aiken & Co, ] Minor & 10, g v Clark Co.,
E Biuder L Elias, Morris 4 Fox O'Neill. Muller,
Nimiiz & Co. u W Steffens, and Goldsmith Son
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OFFICI<fL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofdce at
Jnarleston, for the week ending JULY 8, 1869.
and printed officially in THE DAILY News, as the
newspaper having The largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston.
xSpersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
Hg- OfRce hours from A. Il. to z. M. On sun
days, from to P. NJ.
STANLEY G. 1ROTT Postmaster.
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Parker, , Anna y
Parker, Laura .
Parker, sarah
Perkins. Mrs
Plnckney, Miss E
lPickens. Jane
Plat. Sarah A
Pow ell, Liddy
Prince, Mrs NJ
Rnntin, , Mrs +
Robinson, Mrs Z
Ross, Mrs III
iRodIicEs. Ann
Roger, Mary
| Ann
Sanchez Dorcas
I,lres, Miss NJ
Scott, Miss L
lshirlocke. Mrs J
l>pup. Mrs r
'l>tevlps, Mrs NJ G
Sttinner, Miss
lStent, Miss Q
Sialey, Mrs E G
jStantop. Ella
>nlallwood, Miss
Sulliven, Anne
smith, Mrs h
l>mith. Anna q
lSmitb, Miss L
i ,imous. Miss c
I>imm ons, earah
IIeasdale, Mrs g
Thompson, Mary
4 F
Thompson, Mary
thompson, Nam
II cy
Toomer, Mrs r
lVoigts, Mary ]
Walker, Miss q
Watt , Mrs O L
Wheeling, Mrs
| 1yrs
lWillden, Miss E
Whitehead, Mrs
] Wlrfall, Mrs 9
woNe, Miss n Y
.lWragg, Mrs G
Wienges, Hrs G
Wilson, Mrs NJ L
Williams, Miss
lYoungblood, Mrs
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hlIOll, uauC
Abbott, Slrs A
Aston, Mary
Apeler, annie
Borno. Mrs A
barrett, rallic
Barnwell Mrs L
Bennett, Ellen
Black, sarah
B acbmon, Lidy
brown , alice
Brown, Mrs NJ
Brown, Miss Z II
Burckmyer. Mrs
z
Butler, Mrs p
BrgCs, Laura
Carnighan, Mary
j
Cambell, Mary
Ann
Chichester, Sarah
Comre. Mrs j \
Cobs. Miss q
Coleman, Eve y
Corlnean, Mrs I
Disnukes, Miss
4 A
Days, Mrs L j
1 rake, Mary
Duiort, Mise c
Edwards Marthi
Ellis. Mrs y K
Fogartie, Mrs !
Foster, Mrs b
FaIris Mise P
Fishburne, Mis-
II Z
Ffsbmon. Mary
f ultze, Miss C {
Gage, Mrs E A
Gamer. Mrs 8 G
Goldr,ck. Annie
Graf, Emml
Grimball. Mrs I
duerard, Mrs T
Harbers, Mrs b
Harley. Mary A
Heart, MISS U A
Higgins, Mrs A
Hines Mics L s
Hlbers, Miss L
Rowland, Mrs /
Aafebrny. Rose
Hogurth, Ella
Hogarth, Ella 8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-09

No1E.-we have deducted from New Orleans
Al o46 bales Upland, from Mobile 1850 bales, from
Savannah s724 bags Sea leland and 24o bales Up
land-and from Charleston 1928 bags Sea Island ana
2s2 bales Upland the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida. Texas and Savannah
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31

blocks adjoining may contain only
one or two very tasty and rather
costly edifces. With, the exception
OF those highly walled in villas
every block is a little town by it
sell the city presents a decidedly
airy, roomy and romantic scene es-
pecially is this so in overlooking the
city from the bench on the north.
From an acre lot or even less, those
European families will raise enough
almost to support them a year, be-
sides selling a quantity of several
varieties of fruit, berries or vageta-
blesx / will add that the crops of
every description are very promis-
ing this year, and as yet money very
scarce throughout Utah,-and let
this article go for a starter. l
couldn't make it much shorter and
say anything.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-31

SANFORD C. OWENS, who has spent
the spring and summer at White
Pine, has returned, spending couple
of days in town on his way to Boise
and Idaho. He speaks of White
Pine as land full of promise, and
thinks if sufficient number of mills
we're in operation it could employ
nearly double the number of men
now at work, though at present
there are too many people for the
amount of labor to be performed,
and the consequence is that large
number are idle and many without
means. The Idaho boys are scat
tered about in the different districts
and as rule have not done much
for themselves. Jeff. Hawkins is a
bad cripple for life in consequence
of the stage accident last spring.
and is waiting on the court to award
him relief in the way of damages
against Wells, Fargo & Co. Pres.
Standifer is in Patterson district
prospecting, etc. JEFF. Standifer is
In Cope, and others well-known in
this Territory are to be found in
every camp from here to the Colora-
do river, and even throughout Ari-
IONA.