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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

Black Crook Candy, at Chase &
Burr's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

A Nut TO CRAcK.-Choice Ohio
Hickory Nuts, for sale by Chase &
Burr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

All school hooks, for town aud
country, blank hooks, memorandums
pocket books. diaries for 1870, station
cry, &c &c, at Crosby & Grepg's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31
FIRST INTERMEDIATE.

FIRST INTERMEDIATES
Whole number enrolled, so
Average attendance, 81
Per cent. of attendance, eI.O
Not Absent or Tardy.
Ella Huffman, Nathan Corning,
Willie Ramsy.
Ii. A. CUNNINGHAM,
Teacher.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31
Diaries, 1870, at Wise & Bryant's.

HEAD Holiday Goods
at Chase & Burr's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31
Fire. Eire-IEn.rine

A short definition of the first ia,
1.-THE igneous element'-"anything
burning"--"flame," "light"-.the
definition Of the last is, "a machine
to EXTINGUIsH FIRE" Do our citi-
zens want to see the four best bust
ness blocks of this town wrapped in
mantle of livid, heaving. glowing
tempest of fire. with their buildings,
goods, and stores of provisions, like
tide of burning sulphur fueling the
flame, aud no means, at hand, to- ar
rest the progress of the fire Pesti-
lence, shedding financial plaques and
curses on pallid property. holders.
Who can chart the depths of finan-
cial distress, or mao out the wide
spread disaster? Therel that all
means-"Get a Fire Engine noW.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

A good book for ~ holiday present
will give you back your moneys
worth. Read tbs great truth, and
run straigtway to Crosby & Gregg's.
who have choice selection of good
and useful books for the holiday
trade.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

IT you want trunks cheap, go to
parryfa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

Santa Claus Headquarters Is al
Chase & Burr's,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31
CorryTy OEFyCEus.
supEHyssous.

trioa--p. g. Elock.
fdsl Waterloo ID. Il. Champlin-
Watsrioo--I. A, Cobb.
TbyRsr--I T. Corwtn.
tsiar Pulls =. H. Rownd, !, ID. cilksy.
Biz Dresk---Teasc WATSON.
Lsster--Chas. Robinson.
teddr--C. Close.
lrdshiB0toH-- Alonyo Norris.
Rsaaia0toR--H Z. Homer.
LlseolE-G. W. Humphreys.
Spring CFesk--J. Jacksoa.
For--N. j. McCorh.
Edgts--Damon Mott.
Ordags-I n shepard.
BdrefdR--,I, ID, Abbott.
MACK Ra,rk-Dyron Sergeant
N. FsrHOH--A. 4, Webster.
Regular Sessions OF the Bosrd--Flrt ksnsAr.
january June and September,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

Mrs FLETCHER LECTURE Mrs
l.. Matilda Fletcher, Iowa's young
and talented poetess, delivered her
lecture. Tear off the Mask or Who
IL to Blame" at Overman's Hall
Christmas night, and by special re-
quest, of those who were i'm attend
ance repeated il at the NJ. L. Church
last Tuesday evening. Owing to the
fact that IL was Christmas night, and
so many home amusements on the
taps. tie Hall was not crowded. The
audience ut the NJ. T.. Church. Tues
day evening was one Of Cedar Fails
most intelligent and appreciative,
and we have yet To- hear dissenting
voice as To the excellence IF her lee
ture in every respect. It has not
been the privilege of our citizens to
lie more pleasantly entertained. or
more usefully Instructed than her
theme and the effective manner in
which it was handled. afforded.
FEAR off the Mask or Who IL to
Blame should he heard by thou
sand audiences. She has a modest,
pleasing address that at once claims
attention and holds her audience
with an intense interest. Her voice
has mellow richness i'm IL aud she
speaks with that ease and graceful
ness which draws her listeners into
sympathy with her. Compared with
Anna Dickinson, her style of oratory
Is less demonstrative. yet equally a.
convincing. Her lecture, In point Of
matter, Is full of thought and APP
peals directly to every American
woman. We are no conservative In
principle, yet we confess to our lik-
ing for candid discussion of the
woman question:" from practical
stand point. Mrs. Fletcher is using
her talents In noble work, aud we
bid her God speed Although but
four months i'm the lecture ieId, she
has gained a reputation that stamps
her a one among the few, destined to
lead IN the reform Of the day. May
a full house greet her where ever she
may go. The Christmas poem, writ.
ten 10y Mrs. FietcheI for the people
of Cedar Falls, to which music was
set by one of our citizens, was sung
by members OF tie Philharmonic
Society at the commencement OF her
lecture Tuesday evening, with very
fns effect,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31
CEDAR FALLS CHURCHES,

BtPriST--Cnrner OF Main and 9Th Streets. Rev.
II \. Starr. Pastor Services every sabbath NJ
i0t. A. NJ. and ~ +. VI. Sabbath School at ~ N.
MErHoDIsT--corn Washington and 7th ~,
Rev r. W. Keeler, Pastor. Services every
sabhnth at l0A A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ Sabbs,h
school At "a. ".
pREaBYTFRIAN--Main Street between 9Th
and 7th. Rev = TX. Griffith. Pastor Services every
sabbath NJ lDH A. NJ. and ~ 7. NJ. sabbath
school at 10 NJ
CONGREGATIONAL Corner Clay and 9Th st.,
Rev. L. II. Fiheld Pastor Services every sabbath
n lois A. NJ. aud 2yi r. NJ. sabbath School Al
t2M
EPIScOPAIs--Corner az Main and Tth Streets.
-- Officiating Minister, Services
every Sabbath. u l0E a, ". aud AK y. N. Sab.
bath School immediately after morning seryirf
Bible Lecture. at 4 =. NJ, every Sabbath,
CATHOLIC Washington Street between Tth
md sth. Father T. Il. Gum Services every Sab.
ath nj A. NJ. and i0h A. N. Sabbath School
IAN.
GERMAN LUTHERAS--fremon street. Rev
Bernard Foelsch Pastor. Services every sabbath
At i0h A. NJ
EVANG ELICAi--Com OF Franklin and ssh
Streets. Rev. j. Suhn. Pastor. Services every
sabbath q, i0i A. NJ. and ~ y. N. sabbath
school a, . 2, N.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

sss-Insure with the Lorillard Fire
Insurance Company, of New York.
Jash Assets, 81, 496. 900.
G. {. KNAPP. Agent,
Cedar Falls. Iowa.
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M1por--Dr. v. A BRYANT HES.
Aldermen. la Hdrd--C. II. stilacn Frsxk
Wallace.
4Liermsn, aa Wdrd-J NJ benjamin, II. a.
Iunt.
Aldermen, 81 Ward-T. N. Kellogg, =. L.
French so
.tLisrmen, an Wdrd-Jorish Thompson, y. 4.
fotchkirs. ... ....
cur Trsrsursr-C. G. Knapp.
Ctfg Cisrt--G. l.. Mills.
ttty kqrshdl--rI. j, Royce.
City Council meets first Thursday In each mssA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

Ladies', have just received. direct
from Boston, beautiful lot Of Black
Beaver Cloth Cloaks, Of the latest
sty es. Please call and look mt them.
THEODORE HAZLETT.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

Diaries. 1870. at Wise Il Bryant's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

PRAIRIE i!ERB ToSIc--a most
splendid Bitters. Bronchial Lozen-
gers, u Capital Remsdy, and other
preparations OF the Great Western
Compound Company, are sold by
37m3 DALE a. IL KELLOGG,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31
DISTRICT COUnT.

Judge hon. James Bart.
Dist 4Ty--J. II. Powers.
Saertf--w +. Brown.
CsFk--G. A. Eherhart.
Special session Monday, december sch, -.
CIRCUIT COURT.
y,tdgs--Hon. 9. Bagg.
Next Session Monday. February ssth, 1917,
COUNTY OFFyCERs.
tngntv ledttor--D. W. Foois.
toBEtg Clsrk--G. A. Fherhnrt
county TrslsHret'--R A. Whitaker.
foagfH Recorder -.Ias. w. MeClrrs.
ShsriT-W. i. Brown,
toultfy SurpsyoF---E A. Snyd1
Co.sS,pt. Common SchooIs-ssymezr osshtas.
IoFoner--G W. Dickinson.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

Diaries 1870, Mt Wise d Bryant's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

New York Money and stock Market.

Nrw York, De. 90.
GoLn--1n 6aoA.
MONEf-itathcr stringent. with indications
that the stringency beine assisted by artificial
nsans. Call lorns, per cent.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Declined, but closed
sp.,adv.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31
cx,Au FAILS POST OFFICE.

MAILS ARsIvu,
From the East and North .....s.. sf5P u.
From the West. ..-.....s,. ssss..sss WW y ~
From Willoughby. .very Friday. 500 r. Il.
MAivs CLOSE.
'or the Esst and North. 49,. ..,.,....smh
For the West. ..s -
Through Mail for Dubuque snd East. ..NhN y ~.
Stlouphby every Saturday ......s- ...-s n M
once hoers (except sundays rom A. N. M
SPIN =, an,
.9P. Nj.
through Mall. :. ,,,,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31
General Directory.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CEDAR FALLS OMNIBUS LIVE.

'Bnsses run to and from u. 4 y. q, and Cedar
Falls & MINI. r.. v. Depots. IN coueeetioR with
ell trains. Alao 'Burses furnshed on all occssloes
wt,en desired. Office at the Carter House.
GEO. W. CLARK, Prupri~to~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

LOCAL OH second page.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

Every member Of the Washington
Life lrs. Co. Is interested In it's sue
cess.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

MUsIC.-Our correspondent. "Pe-
dro," has given full particulars oil
matters at New Hartford Christmas
eve, except the item Of music. AT
the school house, Messis. King,
Congdon. DIR. Spo0ner, Ed. vii
liams, q. w. Maxwell, Miss Carrie
Maxwell, ana Miss Dewitt. discours,
Ell some very excellent music. Miss
Maxwell has II splendid voice, aud
utters her words distinctly. We like
such singing. But when the singing
is the merest musical jargOn, not IA
word of the piece understood 10y tie
audience, such music to us is about
equal to the "hassos" coming from "a
''dorg purp," with his nose against II
buzz saw. We forgot to say that our
friend King presided at the organ.
BY the way. if Hank ever gets To
Heaven land we suppose some shoe
makers dol and he isn't furnished
either an organ or melodeou, you
may look for him lack in short
time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

BLACK HAWK LODGE no. ~. ~ a A. N.
Regular Meetings NJ Maponic Hall. on tha Mon.
lay on or befor. the Full Moon IN each month. g.
y Van Saan, w. NJ; X. Townsend. n. W. A. a.
Thompson, j. W.: J. }. Tolcrton, Secy.
VALLEY CHAPTER n. A. NJ. No 20 Regu.
ar Meetings M Masonic Hail. on the Wehnepdsx
m or before the Full Moon Of each month n Al
Bishop. II. r.. =. ~. Packard, X; A. q. Inns 81.
3; a. Trowbridge See'y
BALDWIN COMMASDERY. X. T., NO. A. -
Regular Meetlngs nj Masonic Hall. ON Erlaay on OF
leIore the Fnli Moon OF each month a. Is ysa
saun. II C.. =. A. Birhop, Gel r. Townsend,
=. q. g. H. Packard. Record or
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31
OFFICE CEDAR FAILS GAZETTE.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

Wheat has held steady during the week, RAM
Ing from 50ds5O each day
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31
CEDAR PALS SCHOOL pOARp.

IresiicRt--Dr John Kerr
lics psrsideHt--S, A. Bishop.
TredsuFsF--G. u. Van Saun.
!SecrstdTy--H. G. Hemenway.
Dlrectors-L. ". Fabriek, %. G, oysrnsA, L. Q.
Thompson.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

APPLES. w. >. Peck. Esq, who
owns the biggest orchard i'm Grumpy
county, laid us under obligations a
few days since, by presenting us
some of the finest apples that eve"
grew on any soil, north or south of
the equinoctial belt. These apples
were grown in his young orchard,
and were of the following varieties,
viz: Northern Spy, Greasy Pippin,
Beethoven, Tallmau Sweet, Holland
Pipin, and Seek. no further, We
measured al average sized one and it
was II! inches in circumference.
Mr.. p. has about 500 trees, and raised
this year about IS bushels. "Can t
raise fruit in Iowa" Let those who
continually sing this song, rememper
that the only reason il, pure usudm
terated taziness
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31
Diaries, 1870, at Wise & Bryant's.

A Happy New Year, and full
stock of Candies, Mt Chase & Rurr's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY School,
he Presbyterian Sunday School of
this city held its annual meeting
last Sabbath afternoon. The report
OF the Seer tary L. y. Chase, was
read showing very prosperous cons
dition of the school. The greater
portion of the meeting was spent in
general and interesting exercises Of
the children, interspersed with some
beautiful selections of Sabbath School
Singing. Prof |. Ill. Bum has been
drilling the school for some months
past, and AS the singing proved last
Sabbath, has been doing efficient
work Caleb May is the Superin.
tendcnt Of the School and just the
man for the piacc
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

s. Berry, Merchant Tailor, has just
returned from the east with the
largest. best, and cheapest stock of
goods, in his line, in town, such as
cloths, clothing, hats aud caps, fur.
nisiiing goods, de-, &c.
Berry ahead Established business
In Cedar Fails Sept. I, 1855
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

Roll swiftly round, ye wheels of time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-12-31

Nov. %, 1869.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13

noon Corn heavy; mixed weeeern. 81 1la1 II.
Whisky decidedly higher st 81 26. Beef STEADY.
Pork dull at ta1. Lard heavy; KETTLE 1oxa2o cents.
Naval stores and groceries quiet. Freighis frm.
Money, Cat cents. Bank statement very unfsvors-
BILE; specie decreased two and = half millions Colo
frmer. opened Mt s6x and advanced to S6X, but
upon the unfavorsblc account Of the cotton crop,
closed at 35Has6K. Gold export for the week,
tb0. .ooo Governments scarce; large German orders
on the market caused advance Of n cent. but
failed to bring supplies equal to the demand; the
market however clos cd quiot with tho advance par
tally lost. State bonds dull; Tennessees. eo' 6lh
cents new b3 cents; virgIniaa. old % cents North
CarolI-ss DID, IS cents; new. 47 cents; Lousianas,
DID, TOY csnts new, 66 cents; Levees, 60 cents; Ss,
"a cents; Alabama s 0s conts 6s. 8s cents; Georgia
! 6's. socents; re. 81 cents.
1 BALrrnonE, September H. Cotton dull at "a
l cents Flour quiet and steady. Wheat frner; re-
oeipts email: red. d so. Corn. 81 as. Oats. os
| cents. Pork quiet <aBacon active. Lard quiet.
whisky active at$i 10.
CINCINNATI. September 1.-WhiBkey finer at
81 0sal 10. Mess pork dull and nominal. Bacon
| shoulders. ltk cents; sides, 1sX cents.
ST. LOUIS September 11-Pork dull at sss Goa
rs. Bacon buoysnt; clear Sides 10 cents; rib 1sk
cente. Lard dull: fierce, 1sxa1sx cents.
LOUISVILLE, September IL Provisions quiet.
Mees pork. ss9 25ass co. Shoulders, 1e clear sides
! 19x cents. Lard, 20 cents. Whisky. u 10.
wILM1No1os. September l1.-spirits turpentIno
SO cents. Rosin, nothing doing. Crude turpentine
81 5oas co. Tar, % 90. Cotton, mfddipg, s0x oents
AUGUSTA, septsmoer ii.-Cot.on opened With but
few buyers al holders prices sales Of 270 bales
made at different figures. ranging from 2ek 10 50H
| cents tho market closing duh at 80 cents for the
best New York middlIng Sales for to-day, 276 bales
the week. 1919 bales. Receipts to-day, 4s7 bales;
for tho week, 1909 bales. Stock on hand this eve
ping by actual count 623 bales. showing increase
| from last week Of coo bales
SAVANNAH, September 1l.-Cotton, receipts 1853;
.----.-. rnsr,.-t moderate de.
mand. hut during the day prices softcned down In
| consequence OF advlces from New York; mid Hing.
| 30,4 cents.
MOBILE. September 11.-cotton nothing done;
eceipte, 80 bales; exports. 1852 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, soptember 11-Coiton, prices
easier sales $40 bales: uddling. II cents; receipts,
6i7 bales; exports coastwse 2oe1 bales. Gold.
34,s Sterling. 45,S cents. New York, sight. ia
Il per cent discount.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13
Pa saenRcrs.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York. T
Agnew, Mrs Sermetf, Miss Campsan, Mrs PanZer.
better, Mrs Hunueken, child and servant, A White
and wife, Miss Rutter, Mrs NJ Zernow. Miss Nc
Lean, Jdger, Me.chers. j Hlinck, hIre Marsh,
Mr Davis. vile and two children, Mrs III Tam
lunson, Mis- NJ O'Neil, @ McFall. ] Jeush, P D4r-
eey, Wienses. Waterhouse; J Thomson. T Nc:
Rhenols, 8 Bleekly. J Appel, Lehman, Miss
Baynrs, q Frank. j q Frank Bruning, Heese.
Miss weihnm, iHd dfSossy fS 1a dres ho0sey' sw"n'
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka, via Jackson.
vile, FcrnRpdna and savannnh-Col sprssue and
daughter, Mrs w Hawkins, AIRS M Taylor and
daughter, J Wallace, J Kirkpatrick. Mrs Geiger.
Mrs stevens and two children. SG Norton, P w San.
ders, o Champion. L Bouhnight, o Noxion, Mls
Haoen. Capt q Dibble, Afr Seabrook, j Gorham, j
l. Fdniia and on deck.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto-T Crea.
ser, lady and child. Mrs Lyons, W Beckett. Mrs NJ
Morello and child, and II Il Swinton
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13
Markets by Telegraph


LONDON, September 11.-Noon.- Consols sax.
Bonds, 80. Tal1ow, 4ss Cd.
pARs, September 10.-Bourse closed h'p,. Ren.
ties. 7of 900.
September 1l.-Bourae excited,
Lv.RrooI. September 1o-ootton opened dull;
CLOSED shade hrmer; uplands, 1Sals3td; Orleans,
1sKd; sales. 10000 bales; speculation and, e1.
port 1000 baos; receipts for the week, oeo bales
sales, 600 bales; speculation. 5000 bales exports
11ooc bales; stock Als 900 bales; American, 81
bales; stock saos., I7oooo biles;. American, 5000
bales.
September 11.-Noon.-C Cotton nrmer, but not
higher; quotations unchanged; sales 10, 900 bales.
BED wheat % 10d.
Evening Cotton closed steady; uplands. 1870;
Orleans 1sd: sales. 900 bales; export and specu.
lA,ion. 500 psies. Pork, il0s.
HAvRn, September Jo.-cotson closed declining;
spot 1fsee; shoat II &c.,.
eeptcmber 1i.-Cotton 6rm; spot II 69c.
fiA DonIsr1C MARxETs. ~
NEW Yoax. ssp.esbcr 1lANoon.-R Flour rather
ateadier Whsst, 1aa o.Ats .bsttss. Com. Ia3 csnM
lower. Mess Porh. ss1. Lard 6uG. cvs.oa Se.s.. :.
- oeptA Turpsntns Arn d - esnt3 Hostn quiet
Evening. -cstsoa, sAsds lowsri saiss. 1000 bales
st ssXaA- Flour r.ssdisr. WHEAT declined aincs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13
Arrived SATURDAY.

Sour Ida Bella, Fisher. Doston-S days. Mdsc. Ic
Roash & Co. Goldsmith & SoI. E d stoddnrd &
road Agent, " aurrcy. Toale, " MarscIer. q
a Irenho m Il Son, ID Ammo. Klincb, wickenbcrg
&co. husseil & Co. Il Whit. aud R Msrsh,l.
Steamer Dictuior. SIC Iety. PIlatka. via jackson.
vile. Fernandina and saVInnah. Mdse. To d
aiken Co. Fraser il. steamer n Bard-n, VIM
Shephern. stenhous. & GO. Willis & chtsolm. Mira J
Wilkerson. Rce.irr & Davis. W NJ Bird & Co, dour.
din. Mntthicssen co. ond Others.
coiton und Mdse % EGisto nrq:v &C. lnlss nd,
poek, Fraser & Dill. and Hincsoi.
,nsp sloop Mary Goodrich. Roberts, Ashepoo. 1000
Boat from Christ Church. 2 bag - Cotton. To
j K Heath.
hrtiv9f Yesterday.
Msse sser ida "a csordson r. sedsl Now York.1o dayn
co; G 9li1den. N Robson. 8 Yoadon. Railroad
Tho an SAIL.
Cleared saturday.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff. New York-Jas
Bark Ka y Dodge. Munro. aeorso,own. c-H F
Big Josie A Devercar1. Clark. Boston-M aoldsmlih
schr Menewn. Dis,suay. New Yort-Ri,ley l.
schr W jones' Line. st Mary's. cav Roach &
schr Lilly, Hughes New York-w Roach Co.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff. New York
schr W d Jones, Line, Fernandina.
Saheu yesterday.
From this Fort.
Steam hip Charleston, Berry, New York. Thursday
sshr p Hrwk,ns. Mcvey. Phi sdelphia, Sep, 8.
UP for this Port.
schr Ellen n Baxter, Rogers, at New York. Sept 8.
schr FRANCISCO, Crowther, al Baltimore, Sept 8.
Cleared for this Port.
s:hr Anna Glover, Terry, at Boston, Sept
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. cLshRBD AND SAILED FOB HIS P0hT
FoREIGN
IN. n,ss ~ w.,,,no,dv apvEnI8oL. anan ~ .u. =,
British bark Dalkelth, Langw sailed. August 10
The Ho1nborsund. Nelson, pp.......... August 8
DOMESTIC
BOTTOM.
Bark D Walker. Pettengll cleared .... Sent z
Anna Glover. Terry, cleared. Sept
Schr Joseph Long, -. up....... Sept s
Echr Zeta-Psf, -. up.... Sept 8
Ro,xPoRT. ME-.
Brig Monica. McCobb, sailed. Sept 8
NEW YORK.
Brig KIRBY. Bernard. mp: ........sept s
schr M! rover. Brown, cleared Sept O
Schr Ellen M Baxter. Rogers, sept 8
PHILADELPHIA.
sehr Trade Wind. Hoffman, cleared. ed..........sept s
BALTIMORE.
Sohr matoaEa. Pooks. up. Sept
schr Francisco. Crowther, up....... ...... Sept
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13
THE DAILY NEWS.
The Da0odfls.

wanier'd lonely as o cloud
That floats on high o'cf yalcs and hils'
When all at 0nco saw crowd,
A host OF golden dafodils,
Beside the Jake beneath the trees,
Fluttering and ,ncipg In the breeze
Continuous as tho stars that shine
And twinklo on tho milky way,
They stretch d IN novor-endnB limo
Along tho margin Of bay:
Ton Thousand saw I at glance
TolsiuS their heads in sprtghtly dance.
The waves beside them danced, but they
Oltdid tho sparkling waves in gloe:-
A poet oould not but be gay
In sueh q jocund company
kased-and eazed-but little though.
what wealth the show to me had brought;
For on, when on my couch lie,
In vacant or in pensive mood.
They Zach upon that inward eye
Which Is the bliss Of solitude;
And then my hoart with pleasure hus
And dances with tho danodils.
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CharIeston Cotton. I,ice and Naval store,

CharIeston Cotton. Iitce ana Naval Stores
E3Erket.
OFFICE OF THK CHARLEsTON DAILY NEWS, /.
CaAnLEsTos. Saturday Evening. Sept. IL. 8
CorToN.-There was moderate demand from
purchasers, the transactions showing no important
alterations In the character OF the market. except
that inferior qualities we're somewhat easier. Sales
about 226 bAies, viz: at 27j 4s at ts at 2e1z; IT
at 2sx; 2s 1s at so; a at 81; 65 at cts We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 70 GOOD ordinary .......27 @2sA
Low mtdonnB... B.........,.........-1 a
hiddlfng.. .......................Sl O.
By Eew York classification We quote:
sAddltng. 3lH@-
LIok.-The market was quiet; sales tcs. at s.<c.
. d.
NAVAL s1oRxs Tho market was without impor.
tant change for this product Sales 100 clske spirits
turpentine, In country packages. ut $50.