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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
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A "A COURT OF PROB ATE HOLDEN A at Plymouth, within and for the the district

ATA COURroF PROB ATE HOLDEN "A at Plymouth, within and for the the district or Plymouth, an the l0th day of 5eptsmbsr, t0ee.
 -.vs.. Present, Augustus H. Tenn, Judge. se cIo q
 Upon the petition of Elizur Fenn. of ssid Plym- outh, showing to this court that he is rusrtiRn Co James hyan, Eugene Ryan. Dennis Ryan, William Ryan, and Elizabeth Ryan, minors, Belonging to sald distrlct and that said minors gre the oWnafa oi the following real estate, viz: A certain uipoo of land containing about one acre, more or laS1. being meadow, situated in said Piymoglfh in School District, No. 9; bounded north. east. aSA west on land of Patrick O. Donell, and south on highway, also, one other piece situated near the 1rst described. also meadow, containing tWenty. two acres, more or less. bounded north on hiek- way, aud land lately owned by John Davis, east on highway, south on land of heirs of Andrew StouRh- con, west on said heirs and land of said Davia. Said land being vatued at about i've hundred tiol- lars aud showing just and reasonable causs for selling the same, praying for an order that he or some other meet person be impowered vo sell aaid estate, as per application on i!a dated Eopt 10th A, D io69. mors fully appears.
 Ordered-That the foregoing application ba heard and determined at the Probafe O6ico in Plymouth, on the 40sh day of November, A. b. 1869, at one o'clock in the afternoon. And that iotice thereof be published in some pubic news paper near the place where such real estate Hes. three weeks successivey ct least six weeks before
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
AUCTION.

RY order of the court of probate will sell 4O to the highest bidder the undi vided one half of the farm recently owned and occupied by Dan Carter late of Warren. deceased. Said property will be sold at the late residence oi said deceased on Tuesday Sept. %, 1889, at
 FkANKLINA A CURTISs, Administfrtor. : -i Warren, Sept. l7, 1869. if,4t.s qs,as,lf 2x 1w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

A T Court of Probate holden at SharoA EA within and for the district of Sharon pn the ath day of Sept, l8s9.3s bra s5g '
 Present, Zacheus w. Bissell, Judge. .aia. On motion ol Sey mour D. Dean administrator 'nthe estate of William Bush. late of sharon, n said district deceassd. This court doth lecreee, that six months from the date hereof 'e allow and limited for the creditors of aid estate to exhibit their claims az ainst the anne to the said Administrator for adjustment snd settlement and that said Administrator give public notice of this order by ad- sertising in newspaper published in Litoh- ield and by posting 8 copy thereof upon ihe public sfgnpost in said town nearest tho place where said deceased last dwelt. er .,tss.a.E aasgs Certified from Record, g ...s .. .,s,. ...,i. z3 5w If CHAS. F. SEDGWICK, Olerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

,WaN EpFsAn out of employment to w Canvass for new Religious Work, of rare meritz peculiarly adapted to the young, but equally entertaining and instructive to all and Invaluable to every christian family; un- equafed in elegance and cheapness; being sm- 'bellishedt twith nearly 300a e1grasin Exre- ,ienced agents and olhsrs waiting a work that will sell at sight, should set ure choice ot terri tory at 6nae. For part iculars terms, SC ad dress P. G BARRETT O., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
THE MS sfsQUOlgPOw

q CTUALLY cnres Cancer and Scrofulous rA diseases of the Skin.. Zee Report to L 2. Medical Society; and statement of Physi clans in Circular, sent free on apulication to etaloed CHAS, A.sDUBOIS, sGeneral4A gent. E75R 4gQa taas b1a;182rearii St., New York.
 P. 0.lBox 1660. Tol H9ea ,waI a aiIIs 8mlS9
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
S5NefK6 SCHOOLS
 Season of 1S60-7O. EN0J ,IaoadDGIg2 .rL4dTs H1TAT 1g Address, ID. H. ABBOTT,
 Teacher of vocal aad instruusntal music,
 WATERBURY, CONN
WAT ERBURY, CONN.

WANTED, to hear of young Lady ia the vi cinity of aterbury ca.s ls and desirous, or at least willing to appe ar, as 6 public singer, who will devote at least two years to the s tudy to any person possessing the proper qualitica tiOns. Address as above. Alw
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

sn1STRICr of W arlington ss. Probats court A1 Aug 27th, 1869. ''y ''on in said district. deceased; " 1sssf
 The Court of Probate for the District of Washington hath limited and allowed six nenths from the date hereof, for the creditors
 f said estate to exhibit their claims for settle ment. Those who neglect to present their ac- counts properly attested, within said time. will be debarred a recovery. All persons in- tebted tosaid estate are req uested to make . immediate payment to ..-- - ..'--,
 l2Sw ,.,+ DANIEL G. PLATT. Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
.IsTnIoT of Litohaeld ss. Probate Court,

nISThICT of Litchield ss. Probate Court. D Sept, 20th,- l86a. g7.s --s 2, -
 Estate of Moses Wheeler late of Litchfield in aid District. deceased. -.....
 .ORDERED-That the administrator exhibit lis administration account to this Court for djnstment, at the Probate Office n Litchisld 'n the 27tt day of September 1889 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and that all persons interested in said Estate may be notified theie- f, said administrator will cause this order to epubiished in a newspaper printed in Litch- ieid and post cnpy thereof on the dgnpost tn sad Litchtield nearest to where the dsceas- d last dwelt -s4.s... -.. ... t.r Certified from record, t....-., 41we GEO M. WOODRUFF, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
One Half the Redular Rates.

We want goOsi rstia8te a,ssAts in evary part, of the fC0untry.I By empiOyingl lyoar spare time 10 form cI abs and sending us or iers. you can Obtain most liberal Commissions, either in cash or merchandise, and all govsis seat by Us will be as represented. anL ws guarantee satis- faction to every enc dealing with oarahouse. 2 si Agents sh-uid collect ten .ceuts from each castomer1 cad feEward to aus l in advance, for descriptive checks Of tho goods we sell. z4 9 5Ihv holders Ofl the checks have thcprivilege of either purchasing the article the. eUn ue- scribed. sOr ots exchanging for any article m h. toned on our catalogue, numu boring over Sa0 different articles.--not one ota which can be purchased in the usual way for the same mqn- ey. .sgas.n ? The advantages of first sending for checks are these: We are constantly buying small lots of very, valuable goods, which are not on our catalogues, and for which We issus cheeks till all are sold; besides, in very large clubs we will put chscks for Watches. Quilts, Blan- kets: Dress Patterns, or some other article of value, giving some members of the club an opportunity of purchasing an article fot Sboat one quarter ot 3ts value .J. aafL ,s,7.+
 r.ln every order amounting to $50, accom- panied by tho cashs the AgeuE may retain S. ant ln every order of Over>$iOO, 8 may be rs taiued to
 .y6Q PAY THE Bxs1Ess CHA ARaEs 3 ? l
 This odsr is a.s especially to, as-ist Agents in the " estern aud southern states, but ia open to all customers. [1.E.E
 .elEEf -Eg jc0MMIi sIoNsya rxEE.ac
 Agents will be paid ten per cent, in cash or msiGhaadise, @ hen they nil up their entire club, iyE wlica psiow, ixs siye . partial list ot Com u,issiulls:
 For all oraer of $s0. from a club of Thirty we Will pay the ,agslS, as com mission, 2o yus Brown or bleaoheu Sheeting, uood Dress Pat ,ls n, Wool square Shawl, French C4ssimUre Pants and Vest Pattern, Fine large White Cuunierp4ns. stc., or B in cash
 2, For an or4er, pr s60 fro.n Club If Fifty. we. will pay, tue agsut as coln nls.ion. 45 .>ds. sne.ting Que pair nsayY Wool q nkets,s Pop in Dress. .h Y attern.' 6andsoms wool Squars Shawl, oilveF-s:ase &ateh, etc., or S5; in C lsi.
 tor an .rdsr oi $.0J,ffom a club ol one hun .ired, We slll pay .thv gel L.. as cotn tnisslon i0J yds good yard-wide shssting. Coin Silver Running Uasr Match tKlch Long Wool Shawl, sui. Q, al wool Frsnsii @ < CaAssinere A etc. or sIU We do not employ any Travelling agents, aud custvmers -nuuld Ipt pay money ts per sons purp,rting t0 be our agents, unl ess per-
 SEND MONEY ALWAYS BY REGts- TER ID LEE1 ERS:S .gE .a
 akvr4ur tner pa. .licalars send for catalogues, '- PARKER & CO.,
 24 1y Soi' 70 dG fUU Sain nAer ot., bUston, MaaS
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
Nero Abpertisements,.
Auction.

l4 V
 FRVHERE will be an auction of household furniture stoves kitchen utensils sc belonging to the subacriter, on thg 4th day of Oct. |, in front Of tn , court house, weather Der hitting. RfvEklUS MARSH Hteh6eld, Sept. 22dslsSa. { 3I9sI de4ews
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
LitchfleId County sL ..--. st4ffd. l,sttg 7sfeV P ts-s BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
FIRST DOOR scvrH or mANsroN HOUSE.

FIRST DOOR scUTH or MANSION HoUsE.
 \ R N 5 bSf sg F
 Where may be found large and we'll select cd sto k of Lsdiss and Gents' Goods. Q. the best quality which ws will seff as low as the loveet for oash. Fine French Calf Boets made to order. Call aud see us- fours tr utY, gIs IT 1a a.n- --L lA.-a.. .At !. t.- sS, G. BkACa
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

(0 0O0 READ FRS and Speakers sV,ONV ted to buy the first edi- aiming one hundred o the latest good things Tor citation del lamation, school reading .ac. in poetry and prUse. bend SD cents for sam. gyle to r. GAAtkkE1lT < co, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

.''8 ARMERs GARDENERS 3,.-ss 3s. MAO you wish to double your crops? la aAD Do you want early and large vafietablesf Y Do yon want immense crops of onions el44 ah Do you want all this at . less expense than using baln sara manure .2s9 {s}hs' .ei F Then Buy the Double Refined Poudrette.I | sf:so Send for a aspamphlet to the 2af ,ss25n | s@i s9s s@ss Lodi Manufacturing Co., a9Shpt
 .519 Office 66 Csrtlandt st. N r. LATHROP & BALDWIN, Agents. Wolc0tt sille
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
'.''''' FOR SALE. ''@ .''t1 .ss
 HOU SER LOT

HE House and Lot 0ceupledI by theg sub N scrioer, situated on Main St.. in the vil- lage of New Milford immediately south of the Cong Church Inc lot con tains about one acrs: T hs hsass is large aai capable of ar- eommodating two iatntiies.~ There ais also a large Barn with underground staDling sufficient fer six horses. Location unss. pss ssd.
 For terms applyA to the suDsofi6vr on the premises Rev. DAVID MURDOCH.
 22WF 3 JtI8 T g@SDII4
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

A T a Court of Probate holden ct Litchheld v "A within and for the district of LitchAeld on the l7th day et September A. D. 1889.
 Present, Geo. M. Woodruff. Esq. Judge. # thu last will and testament of Wealthy Iotchkiss, late of Litchfeld within said dis r,ct deeeased. This Court doth decree that ,ix months be allowed and limited for the realtors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the said executor and di. fects that public notice be given of this order 'yadvertising in . newspaper published in 4itchReld Id by posting g copy thereof on he public signpost in aid town of LitchHeld nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt E. Certified from Record,
 A 3we GEO M. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
.Sisossshs hsp5ast9s1sa,l
sA . Ass@ oAs s' @@ q L4ss ORDER or NOTICE. T


 1stsis. .of Snnscficds f.1 ssd fitshfsid Sept Upon tho pssifiOm Of said os6fgs c. Smith ~ ~nsss ing teS reasRns e therein Eset sOrth, tor divorce brought before the Snpe8ior Jourt, to bs hcftfsn at Litch6eld, within Hpd Tor Litchheld County, on the 2d Tuesday of September, 1888. It appssfing that thssaid Fsspopdsn snt is residine in pafts un. snoyfab s bto fb pstFionar, and m absent from this Therefore. ordered, that notice of the pendea. b the tihonsr canA1g this order of notice VO be puphshed in tbe E1tchd deld Enquifer, . newspaper pablished in 1atchhslda ssdd county, three weeks day ofeSpEA LAD. lB6gGSozHo | TITHTaH
 WILLIAM |. RANSOM, Clslk q
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

RORIY Thousand easesv of aGoods we're vsen E shipped from our house in one year 2. to families. clubs. ar d smerchants,in every part oi tue country. from Maine to California amounting in gslne ftooyerE TaoE DKIsa ds;ON E 1MiLLiON DOLLARS. 2 -os0ur facilities for tfanssctinyi this im tn snss business afe better than ever before We nave age lts in all the psingsps q critics to purchase goods from the man nafaetureis Impor iers. and others for Casfi, and often at an immense ssc- rifee fom the odgiual c,s; of production. Our sr, 'ek ss1,ssts, in part 4ot the following poods.-IsyeE w5E MofI o{+D
 ShawE, .'BlanRe ouiits.. ,Cotsons, Cling. hams. Dfess uoOdsi sfsble Linens. Towels, 4eA siery. GIuves Skirts, Corsets &c.
 a'silvef.Piated Ware. spoons plated od Nickel Silver, Dessert Forks. 6ve-bottie plated Gas tors; Brittanniae Ware, Glass are, Table and Pocket Cutlery, in great variety.
 ' Elegant French and German Fancy Goods Beautiful Photograph Albums, the newest and ings. e. Ea F sYA1I-HIU02 DKIC1
 Morrocco Travelling Bags. Handkerchief end Glove Boxes. &c trsteasi,a .o8-x-I, d .z& ; .t Gold and plated, gsEeles5s of the newest
 We have W also ma made arrangements with some of the leading publishing houses, that will en- able us to sell the standard and latestz works of popular authors at about oue half the reg ular price: -sneh as Byron, Moore, Burns. Mil ton and TeBnysop Works. in full Gilt and Cloth Bindings,r- ,r-7and hundreds of others ce2
 These and everything else for
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23
One D0liarfOr Each Article

ai We do not offer single 8. ti cle of merchan
 disc. that eantbe.soid by regular della CTS at our price We do not ask you to buy oGds of us unlessswsccap sell them cheaper than you can obtain taem in any 4Other sway,--whilea the greater part 0f cur goodsl are sold at a:,out 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

IN THE DIsTRICr COURT OF THE A United States for the District of Connecticut. oroses as E 9s:ss5 PeofGrr In 1a1 B.n1rup.sy ~ " 2 f- : Bankrupt. Is a4Iw 17,.-','.s .ass5s - 5 To whom It may concern. The. undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of George p. Copley, of New Milford, in the coun- ty of Litchfeld and SfsteS of Connecticut within said District who has been adiudged a. Bankrupt on his own petition by Wm. K. Seeley, Esd Reg ister in Bankruptcy within and for said District
 -3s ...,.5 JOHN s. TURRTLI,, Assignee "
 Dated at Bridgeport, September, 9th, 1869. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-23

LAy of,H4pE.A.N lb6ganlAHJ L IiTW M M
 WILLIAM |. RANSOM, OlsskW 2sH Pfthf superiar Court for Lschrsld co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-22
Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, March 18.-CorreN.-The sales since
our last have been larger than for four wees3 past,
and il is matter of ongratulatiop that polat WAS
reached which enabled parties ordered to sell to re-
slze soma market value for long time past nm rn-
knowp figure SO irregular were We. putlt mas unlor
tunately been at the expense OF our country rends
and quotations have to be greaty reduced TO assil
late to prices paid while actually some holders call
not be forced accept the facts of the case Buyers
of course in view Of the fuciuaion In gold, offer
even loss than they can ut tue moment give to NIL
orders ana we close irrcgu arly at the following
quotations: Middllng 27c; low nddling 261ac; good
ordinary 25Ac.
sea islands and 1859 bales uplands against 1el bales
sea islands and IL ,6S3 bales uplands same period
last wear. OF these 50 bales OF uplanas were from
Charleston for exports to Hayre and must be de-
Quoted frou gross receipts.
Erports-soreien, none; eoastwise 233 bales sea
islands and 1861 bales upands. against o2o oaes sea
islands and II 56l bales uplands corresponding week
last year. 49,, ..,. ...,
since our last report amount to llO pags, OF
which At were from F.orida by boat and eS from
the islands ard by the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad.
aud ofthese As bags were Florida cottons. The
shipments have been 233 bags to the North
In sea islands fair inquiry has prevailed, but
sales have boon il great measure restricted ov TIC
senacty which holders display IN view Of the mo
acknowledged tact that the receipts must hcre:ter
be very small. Buyers, influenced by late ue;hue
in Europe, have demanded conceseon, aiG ~
some cases have picked up cheap lots, bll gfRe
raj 6ispostion seems to be to await iuDrc ic!.yu
demand before selling. As saleable figures Ne iIiSL
quote shade Low er, say: Commons G.; rnvdun. 73;
tine medium So; fine 90a95.
RIcE-The receipts of the week h,vc bei 4loo
bushels making total Of 373 3o9 hu h:is :ncn el'-
,onber lat Stock OF cloan rice 10 ,c he re-
ceiuts of rice this week shows I'll MY Oh o ov=r oae
hall. The atock of cleal is about .ii' ana Our
market is at stand still. hoo rs VII "ot 'ic 'ho
n,iees offered End If we look Ut tie '.'i SO ks and
IN consideration of the shor, crop hch Is r's
received at the various portt), sc ais' "u u u d.
their position is stroD. o.c aud ""y - WI. p'
compelled to enter the market ~ pre- et ~ u OF ray
- hect any art n, It TO 80 r ptir down, aI,d ni i
ers ,to arc ouly bealil. oai, Ms od-r, We renew
mo,tiops: We quote .na at 81 9J.4 10 ,ls:'cnd u.
uoon quality ard c:can i. 81 So Ior iilf ~ nV'u;
prime ya9Ec.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-22
THE PUBLIC CREDIT.
The New Act ITO Strengthen the fao-
lie Credit

Tba hill to strengthen the public credit,
,oassed Mt the close of the 10th Congress and
which President Johnson defeated by "pock-
et veto has been re-enacted by the new Con-
,ress and is now law. threads as follows
Re IL enacted, &C., That in order to remove
any doubt as to the purpose of the government
to discharge all just obligations to the pubic
creditors, and 10 settle conflicting quesn
and interpretations of the laws by virtue
of which such obligations have been con,
tracted, it is hereby provided and declared
that the taith of the United States is soeunlS
pledeed to the payment in coin, or its equlva-
lent. of all the obligations Of the United states
not bearing interest, known as United states
notes, aud OF all the interest-oearlng opilSa-
tions of the United States except IN cases
where the law authorizing the issue OF any
such obligations has expressly proNdeo that
the same may be paid in lawful money, OF
other currency than gold and silver. But
none of said interest bearing obligations not
already due shall be redeemed or paid 6efore
maturity unless at suoh time United States
notes shall be convertible into coin at the op-
tion of tho holder, or unless at such time bonds
of the United States beazing lower rate OF IN
terest than the bonds to be redeemed can %
sold at par ia coin. And the United States
also solemnly pledges its faith to make provl-
zion. at the earliest practicable period, for the
redemption of the United States notes IN coin.
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives..
SCHUYLER CoLFAX,
Vice President of the United States,
And President of the Senate.
The bill was signed by these officers on the
18th OF March, and on Thursday afternoon was
approved by the President as follows: "Ap'
proved, o. s. Grant, March 1S, 1862"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-22
Marinf Mews.
Port of Charleston. March
arr1xed Saturday.

arrived SnLur0Ay'
sloop Fcnan, Jones, willtown. 1000 bushels Rough
Rice To " Bee {; Go.
Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Annie Amsden, Bangs. Woods Hole Mass-0
days. Guano. 10 J Robson.
Schr Mary vancleaf. jones' Rockport Me-9
days. Lime and Hay. To McCobb, Jr
Steamer Dictator, Co1etter, Palatka VIA JACKSON
Seed. Mdse, &c To Aiken & Co, Railroad Agent,
] Binns, Major Alden, q G & Co, shackelford 4
Kelly. G W Williams & Co, j Leyensohn, A6bott,
Moffett & Wharton.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York-Jas
Steamship NJ lryland, Johnson, Daltmorc-courtenay
schr Flving Scud Mitchell, Wilmington, N c-Ris-
ley l. Creighton.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore
Ship Grahams Policy, Burgess, baltimore.
Schr W II Tiers, HoGnan Philadelphia.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff. New York.
Schr W II Thornd he, Hall, MatanzIe.
Schr Scuu, Soul, Satilla River, Geo.
from this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull, Duttou, Baltimore March 10.
Steamship Charleston, Terry, New York, March ls.
Brig Adelaide Wilson, Cardenas, March 9:
Schr Jonathan Nav, Neal, Phlade'phla, Mares 10.
schr Iona Kendall. Pr videncc, l, March IL.
schr sylvan, blanchard, Georgetown, $ O. March 16.
Up for this Port.
schr Hannah Little, Godfrey ut Philadelphia, March
IS.
schr Smith, Tooker q: New York. Marcl, II.
Schr Jessie C:urk, -. ut New York. March IL.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Falcon dorsey, at Baltimore, March H.
Steamship Magnolia, Croweil at New York, March IT,
Schr Lilly, Francis at New York, March 18
ShIpncws by Telegraph.
New YORK. March 21.-Arrivsd. steamers Euterpe
Clyde, aud Be nes
Mcmoran6a.
Tie British ship Gorilla. Jones, for Liverpsol
cleared and sailed from Norfolk, Va, March w. WIN
the following cargo: Gao bales cotton l4SS Dds rosln
ll79 bbls fosr, 1856 bushels corn. 1920 heEshsad
Slaves, 69i3 helding. 1868 locust trSualls
The schr Magellan, Grifau, from Stockton, Me, for
Charleston, arrived at Holmes Hole Maroh II.
The brig Julia E Avery, from Bucksville, q, ar
rived at Bath. Me, March II.
The schr Kolon, Jasper, from Bucksvllle, U az
rived at Antigua. February IL.
The brig Susan voorhls. Fulford. from Cadiz,
arrived at Aonteyideo January 20.
Tho sohr Amsricus, of Brooklyn, has been lost on
Salt Key Bank. Bahamas-no insurance.
Tho sehr Matte Taber. Cook from New York
for New Orleans was ashore on Tortugas was got on
and taken to Key West.
PORT OF BUCKSVILLE, S. c., TO MARCH ID.
ARRIVED.
February S-Brig Julia Avery, Babbage
February 9-Brig Charles Wesley. Nickes.
March 4-Scbr Irene Meseryey, Wall.
March 6-schr Lucy, Hubert.
March 7-Schr Hyue. Glover
March s-Schr Ids Burgess, Burgess.
March 1G-Schrs Sylvan, Blanchard; Merrill Z
Hart. Rawley.
The above vessels consigned to L B'ck & Co.
SAILED.
February 23-Brigs Julia Avery, Babbage. Bath,
Me: Charles Wesley, Nickels, Thomaslon, Me.
March 12-Scht Lucy, Hubert Boston.
Msrch ls-Schrs Irene E Meservey, Wall, South
Freeport, Me; Hyue. Glover, Bath Me.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-22
In,erior Cotton Markets.

LAURENS, March Is S-cotton quiet at IS cents.
UNION, Msrcb 1s-Cotton-a few bales sold dur
ing the week ut 10 T5.
SELMA, March 17.-Sales $50 bales at % 4 to 253
oents, market closing quiet bu' firm ut outside
asures
ORANGEBURGI, March 19.-Salcs for the week GO
bales with q downward tendency. Wo quote CT
binary PAX; good ordinary low middhns 2o5a )
middling IS.
MACON, March l9.-Thc market to-d1y was uiet.
Sales were made on the basis of 25lsc tor mdd lnss;
26 for the best. Receipts Sc bales; shipments 25o
bales; sales 14O bales.
COLUMBUS, March 1s-Our market remain 8 uu-
changed with fair demand at 25c for low mid
dlings and 25Hc tor Northerh mlddlinss. Ware.
house sales $50 bales receipts 50 bales shipments
46o bales.
COLUMBIA, March 1S-cotton has been in mo-
de rate demand during the past week, but full prices
were maintained. The sale, Of the week we're sey
bales as follows: at &C. Tat 2Sh y as ~. St S ~
26T 10 at o5 sc at 27s 173at 26; IA Mt 261s, S5 at
e6k, 6 at 261a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-22
Passengers,

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-G
trdrews, Miss Andrews, B Mcdonnell J Daily.
] camp, RMJ Shie, A Ruff, Domaine, d
Graham, Ryan.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatla, via Jackson
Vile. Ferraudiaa and Savanuah-Mrs Eason,
Mr., Campbell, Miss Campbell, Mr Muller, hr Pell.
Mrs Pell, F Cowan. DR. ] G Niott, Thorn,
Mrs Leggett. Miss Leggett. Mrs Candy, g Foot Q
r Gill, " Stebbihs. Mr. Kirkpatrick and WiIe, mr
two children and ,naid Mrs Rosenberg, Ben
SON, O Barker and wife, Captain X MoCants, Mira
Mcclure, Miss Cohen, I bosmer. Glsenon,
Mrs Dense, G Watson and wife, Mrs Gilkinson
AVID child, Miss Edwards, Mr. Tecar, sanzad' N
Barbour, Humphries, Gould, L Harris Dr
B June, Captain Ferguson, r Barton, Mr. huVer'
and Is on deck.