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VIZ publish the communication OF

VIZ publish the communication OF
"varro." We think 1t quite caustic.
perhaps too much so. But ifthe pco.
pie are dissatisfied with their official
agents, 1t 10 right TO allow them to ex.
press It. This il a country where free
speech 10 tolerated. We regret the oc'
casion which called It forth. III
matter will be Investigated, however
and the influence Of motives will Their
Discontinued. Judge P. will have ar
opportunity to justify his course. or to
fall into the pit dug by his own hands
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A Cau.

NJ. N. NcCutchcon will announce
Ahimselfa candidate for State Senator
non this district, b will rsesivs the
ssppost Of MANI verrsA
JuAs I7th-tf
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a ar IA to b held It the Union 10.
ss'. Sarasoga, tho last week Of the pres.
snt month, BY . committee Of Cubans.
The whsas and eorn ssops b ~ T.
|esrior Of Nsseusl Asvs bssA . 80
|d.a'dsnseps y ~ NJ sssaipssi
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led ten.fold more 20 by being admins.
tered by the hands Of the grossest stu.
pidity and the most arrogant egotism
Selah!! Respectfully yours,
VARRo.
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liity sble-bodied laborerc:, lbg whiesi,s
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WINCHESTER MARKET.
corrected weekly, by T. ". lau.o,

d. TBuRSDAY, June II, ION
The following prices will be paid for n.
articles p,entioped, delivered at store. wv
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place your tongue on the civil list"
was the retort.
Call to hear,--That you believe you
have = call to preach 10 al ve:y we'll,
as far a. it goes" said An old doctor Of
divinity to theological student. "Eut
he added 1--WE must wait and sec wheth.
Or people think they have call to hear
you" -.....
Lady(who 10 canvassing for . choir
at the village church III hope Mrs.
Gilea you will pursuade your husband
to jotn Us. / am told be has . very
suorious voice. Mrs. GA snorious
voice marm. Ali you shouId hear it
acomia out Of hia nose when he's asleep.
Ala school one day, when the lesson
was the table called, ALE and beer
Measure" little boy the son ola strict
testotallsr, rslaarkable for the correct
manner 10 which be usually said Ill bic
lessons, was quite uuprspared. Chow
d this, John :" said bic teacher. al
thought Il vas 10 uss sir" said John. |
mo use interrupted bic master. mo
or, ia Ale and Beer Measure. said |
John. ~ know itis," said The master. !
well, sir said the little boy 'qathsrI
end ! botA thipk 4 isso ~ 70 GArpk
sAosl ~ bssss = ~ AssA asvs q bsv |
~ q 6siak 4. ? A
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dentially by the plaintiff. In medical cons0lta-
tions, Of hind seriously to DANA 90 her chase
but being directed by the court that he must
reveal everything not tending to criminate
himself, he gave some guarded ans wers When @
snsd sSs psn. sG ppK %tes Ssns nsd twenty
ss hssi.atiSn dS'e some @ s1sstisns, fe pesitives
refused 70 az ss a1S the
pIaintiH's Oases For this he was HGnt to jail.
two days In succession: The effect OF the an
swers he did make. and Of his refusal to testi-
fy beyond q certain point, however, tended Sc
riously to injure Miss Oraig's case II he should
be believed, and her counsel preferred to take
the ground that his testimony SO far as it went
was false, that the plaintiff had never consult;
ed him medically at all, that he was suborned
by the DEFENDANTS wealth, and that his refus-
ais to proceed came from tardy consclen-
tious reluctance to blast by perjury the char
acter Of virtuous woman.
The correspondence is all published and is
very loving Amanda writes like a person Of
education. E. p. 8. writes after this style:
BOSTON MASS Oct 2 1866
Monday 10 90 q. m.
my Dear and best Beloved and respected and
HOnored in my hart to Amanda j Craig my
dear you must pardon me for not written you
sc Chicago before I left that Place left the
second day after wrote you my Love my haTt
has Acked and I have fealt bad for 80 doing
Butt uncle Elisha coosed me to go with him
East 10 see DOCt warren ana zone 30 Snall
leave in few days for Chicago and then for
your place hoap will gett few lines from
you at Chica9oI cannott run the risk of q Sur
gacle operation until have my matters all set
others Butt cannot Putt it off Longer than
next spring at the fartherest Move will write
you from Chicago and Lett you know all Of the
particulars about what my doct says Mandy
respect Keep good heart in order to Keep up
your spearitts have looked at your miniture
at least IL Dozen times o how love you and
to hear from you know the way 1 feel their is
q letter for me at Chicago from you I wish
had wings would fly to your arms and see
is in your company yours as eaver you have
had all of my love and sincear regard and I
hoap always will you write me SO I can gett
yours against arrive at Chicago my love and
regard and good wlshes to your mother and
father and beloved Brother yours as eaver
L. p. 8.
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The following letter from correspondent at
Orangeburg Courthouse will be read with in
terest:
We landholders arc considerably stirred up by
the action Of the Equalization Board in quad
ruplng the assessment OF real estate. At o
meeting, called to consider the m after, q COM
mittee was appointed to visit the board, and
was instructed to solicit the aid of the mem
assessment aoated. AS we'll might the BIRD.
torn by the talons of the hawk, demonstrate
and chow that the blood flowing from its
wounds would prove fatal. That board was
created for agrariau purposes, and this raising
OF ssessment on one class OF property alone ls
but step to wards the long promised dis.ribu-
ton OF landed prop erty, intended to furnish
each freedman with at least FORTY acres" Is
it likely that any demonstration from the
victims will change a long settled scheme 1t
Is evident that 1t Will not. And yet our people
needlessly humlllate themselves by appointing
committee, composed in part OF those who
ought for ever to be ostracised from decen'
society, and ''cap the climax Of policy by n
vlting the members Of the Legislature and the
scalawags and carpet-baggers to aid in re-
moving Q tax which gives them their pay (P)
I feel greatly discouraged at the weakness
Of public sentiment, and find my fears con-
t1rmed that in losing our cause. We have also
lost our character as q people. Certain it is
toeore been peculiarly Yankee, and the $50
called" yielding to the "log,c Of events" both
but recently acknowledged by us as OF force in
the decision Of any question, but now almost
have wrought a most pernicious change in the
tone of puolic sentiment the more to be de-
plored, that now of all times we need q heal
thy, strong public sentiment. am glad to say
that the action OF the meeting was ra ther by
sufsrance than bV assent, as most left when
the tendency Of resolutions was seen.
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Markets by Telegraph.

rnnE1a.! e-AegITs.
LONDON, June 1l.-Noon.-Consols 92A. Bonds
quiet at 80.
Evening.-Conssls OAK. Bonds SO. Sugar quiet
and steady, both on the spot and afioat. Tal!ow
4Ss Cd.
LIVERPOOL June 1l.--Noon.-Uplands 11Ad; Or
leans 12d sales 10000 bales sales Of the week 0c0
for export $4,000; for speculation 10000; stock
hand 1856 600 bales Of which 24S 900 are American.
.Afternoon.-Stock afloat 5S6 900, Of which $4,000
are American, Breadstafs heavy. Red wheat es Sd.
Old corn ass 60 (; new ats Cd. Tallow Ass 9d. Got
ton shade easier. Manchester adylces less fayora-
BILE. Bombay shipments TO che Sth according to prt
vate advices, are $4,000 bales. s,., @7
Kvening. Cotton quiet; uplands 11kd; Orleans
12d salee 1O, 600 bales. Lard lis Cd. b 9as
HAvEE, June 11.-Cotton opened quiet.
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
New YoRK. June 11.--Noon.-Stochs feverish.
Money active at T. Sterling OK. Colo 3916. Cot
ton quiet; niddlirgs STA. Turpenrine arm at AA
to 40. Rosin Armer at 90 80 for strained.
Evening nrmer; sales 1900 bales ct 81 No.
Flour heavy and lower-srpsrAns - soa6 Is; COM
mon TO fair extra Southern $6 25ae Is. Wheat heavy
and cent lower. Corn cent better ana SCARCE.
Pork Arm at $8l 13]6a81 as. LARD Arn-kettle l9Ha
19X Whiskey duh at 96ss7c. Rice Quiet-Oaro-
lima 8a9c. Sugar hrn-Muscovado 11c; HavanA 1ac.
COu60 btebOy mUtt4Sk@0 8Hu 9ul0t. IUrp0us
tine 4A>kaAS Rostn 90 30ls. Ersisnts duli and un-
changed. Money easier. Exchange frmer at OK.
Gold buoyant at 39,Sa39x Bonds dull and lower
BALTIMORE. June II -Oe.tAn arss as a.a. Flour
active and fAvors buyers. Wheat dui and weak;
prime white 81 80. Corn steady. Pork $50 60 Ba-
active aud advancing: shoulders 1As<aiB cents.
,Whiskey In fair demand at 99Asl. gtSI;
CINCINNATI, June 1i.-whtskey unsets.ed at 92s
osc; no Gales. Mess pork sss.ayasS BAcon nrra:s
shoulders 14at41Sc; siies lsa.s Lard 1pc. n 81
sT Lou1s, June ia.e- vsssssasyA arm at sse. provi.
sions advancing. Pork held III 38sss shbuldsrs;
14X; clear sides. laatssx u oOo.oo6 pounds have
been taken by the governnnens st ls<c .Isrdr4htss
ut 1S1kc. NH.sas :s! n Si9sss as.H' IS.
Lou1svnIs, Juno -provistons active. Pork
Ssa. hhouldess IL Kc. clear si1es lee. aasns 10
a1oK lard a4a193<c. . ssss y ~,
Wn1fsaTeas suns H. sssssssss ssrpsatins weak
at Aoc. Rosn quiet ~ e1 teas 30 Csufo suSpant1ns
unohanged. At o. 6oI9ap Nm "a IS. Y
!aSsJsTa. Jnns liz sfaxsss Arsasr; saIss 2oo
balss. receipts las bales; rn.ddlings. apa1saexc.
eAvAxSAu. June tll,--.Msskst ,qasss; raiadlipgs.
2aa2ec, sales ~ bassa; 700 ipss sO2 bsles = &
MoH1La June 11.--Receipts for lis week e04 bnlos.
Expors tS6rsas Btstain A0ss; oo4hst soreiap pdis
ASo bales kcoasswfss ls2S passs ssdcfas.ya vsiss
Sales orthe week $500 bales. Eales 70 dsy HOO SnH
: ~. Vtt4k n Afs-..s
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1Maline Qems.

Arrtved Yesterday.
Steamer Emile. Lewis Edisto. Mdse &c. To
shackelford Kelly. Holmes 4 Calder, NJ McGorty,
selorook. Kinsman & Howell, and Howe
aud Hilton aead. Mdae~ 3oJ Ferguson. Southern
Express Co, Adger b co, 9 Robertson, Klnarn an
Howell, and W q Courtney 4 90.
Cleared Yesterday.
Echr Strong Murray. Delaware City-w Roach
schr Minnie. Hudsoo. Jacksonville, Fla-wm Roach
& Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
schr Daybrealz, Blake. BucksvIle, s O.
6chr Morris, Arts. Jacksonville, Fla.
+ From this Port.
Steamship James Adger. Lockwood, New York.
Steamship Prome!heue. Gray, Philadelphia June o.
Brttsh brig Teresina. tlts. Bristol, May "a.
Schr- d Talbot, Packard, Philadelphia, June 8.
.T tft UP for this Port.
schr CLARA W ElweIl. -, at New York, June 8.
Cleared Tor this Port.
Steamship Magnolia. Crowell. at New York. June o.
sohr D Wilder, Heather, ct New York. June 8.
Shtpnews by Te'ograph.
WnM1NaToN, June 11.-Arrtved. steamship Lu-
ellie from Baltimore.
sAvANNAH, June 11.-Arrived. steamship Leo from
New York.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS PoAT
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie. Ferguson, cleared. May 20
Tho Chiffon, Williams, sailed. April 10
Ine Minnie, Robertson, sailed. May ls
ESTIO
BOSTON.
Echr Frank Palmer, Latham. cleared. May 81
EH% YORK
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, cleared. June 8
Schr Margaret & Lucy, Crosby, cleared June
sohr D Wilder. Heather, cleared ........ June 8
ecbr Lilly. hughes cleared. -. June
Schr M u Taber Aldrich cleared, .June 8
schr Rockingham. Nickerson, up. ........ June
Schr Clara W EweIl, -, up. June 8
]. PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Josie Devereux. Clark cleared :., June %
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BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Bottom. OF Chicago. is sued by TiSania. o1
Cincinnati - Beauty as solnced by
9l0O, 600 Dama&@s.

Bottom. OF Chicago. is sued by TiSania. OF
Cincinnati = Beauty is solnced by
eloO, GOO Dama& 90.
T,xHG L -A'~t
As already brit fly announced by telegraph,
In the case Of Miss Amanda Craig, of Cincin-
natl, vs. e. P. Sprague, Of Chicago. for breach
Of promise Of marriage, which had been on
trial ct Wheaton, Illinois, for several days past,
the jury on Tuesday rendered verdict for the
plaintiff, awarding her the sum Of 800 600, the
amount claimed by her for damages. Counsel
for Sprague moved for new trial. This suit
was brought by certain Amanda Cralg, a
school marin Of CircinnaM, against one
Sprague, rich shoddyite of Chicago. Amanda
is represented as being soft and plaintive,
little touched with melancholy, and brown
curls. She is not yet twenty-five years Of age.
Spraa ne is Afty-two ana no beauty either--a
little. dumpy, dried-up, handy legged chap,
with tuft Of gray beard en- his chin.
Amanda met the defendant for the first time
1t was clearly case OF love at first sight, for
ne invited her to. the theatre on that same
evening. and visited her frequently until
1881 and 1882 when he made overture. Of
marriage mi 6 49,. shich wsro not then accept:
heart never won tair lady, he continued
his attentions ct intervals, and in 1865
his perseverance was crowned with svtcess--
lowing September was appointed for the
consummation OF their wedding bllss:
but spraSuo's heart faiied him, and he
turned up missing until February 90 !sssSS
when ne returned to his allegiance once more.
giving sickness as on excuse FOR his long alb.
sence. All now went we'll until April, when hs
Vent 70 Chicago, whittier hc WAS followed by
his afaanceo, who found him living on terms
Of in.,macv with servant girl. Aher much
exlbuiation and solemn promise 70 reform.
her af6ectionss but az soon "a he cot Sts 81 her
clutches he snoontanenAly clearaa out. and she
saw AsG yA.lG more OF him until 1867. As he
promise and marry her. she sued HIM with TIE
result above stated. Some OF the letters pro
duoed IN eyideuCee erc excesdtpRlslr ara ssi,eHi.
mems In their way his OF orthography ana
hers OF foveiorpnoesry! Tf}fiI IGI.o 1dfsA N
The only exceptional seatpEedn the trial Is in
REGARD 70 the testimdny of 3 physioIan.' A
doctor was called Dy tie del enuant, 20 testify
that admissions mad BEEN .nades toiaim ,eonds
r. <. NJ. a..
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400 bales AFTER tho caose, or the market ycsssrday.
Maxkesarm and active. Low middhugs 27Xa2se.
Reccipts % bales.
! ;NBw' CnIEARs June 11-Recsipts to-day z97 bales
for the week, gross 22b1, net 1000 bales; exports
to-day 21Ss for the week to Great Britain 7Ss2 bales
to the continent 3S97 coastwise 2799 bales; stock
4o.gs<; sales to-day $50 bales; Tor the week HOO
bales; market nrm and steady; middling 29Ke.
Gold 88H Sterling BlA. New York sight exchange
at par. suser nominal; couaroon o3kAl0k; prime
18Na13H. Molasses, fermentink 4E&6gc.
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[yFO BU SIN Mss MEH.
THE SUMTER NEWS,

i PUBLl0HED "a rs 6Jaf1sGEge, te.-.-seI.s o. -
n ONE or rHEs REST PAPERS I'M TMB Brs.
COUNTeY; has . large circulation, and affords su.
FsoF ,s sSsssssss stSPs asSSss 3sEssa s
rsbfhpaS sa az ,ssTSFst tass PsopUsisssss
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Qoatmfrfial.

t' NxpOrts. 80
DELAWARE CITY-Per schr b strong-2lo tons
Phosphate.
Charleston Cotton and fIico Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,(
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening. June II.
CoTroN-The day passed without the article dis
playing any movement, buyers exhibiting no anx-
iety to putGhase Or factors to SELL and transdc-
tions Of importance occurred. We quote, nomi-
nally,
LIVERPOOL oI.AsaBIoAr1oN.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .......27 @28H
Low middlng. ng....................29 @29H
Middhng ........................30 O.
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GOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE. !
OHARLEkTON. 4. C.. Anril O 1870

Ss2kIa s21S ~ ~ 40 S. -
GENERAL sJPER1NTENDENr's oFR4oB,l
OHARLEsToN. y. O., April 9, 1869.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL l1rH, THR
PAssKEGER TRAINS Of the South Carohra Rail-
road win run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...... .........,,,S.3O A. M.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery Memphis.
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave OnHTlssOon. $3.50 A. N.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manob ester all.
road, ano Camden train.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. ....................,9,G 900 A. N.
Arrive at Charleston -. .b1O p M
sare , Oolutn % ora. ......7 A6 A. N.
" " " AUGnsTi MIGHT ici;i'is'' ExPkEss '1o r @'
tsDNDAYs ExCEPTED.l
Leave CDaTiestOD. p.
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, Nashvi11e lie
and Flew Orleans. via Grand Junction.
Aeave aeai~e augusta; a. g%sr7::t n.
CoLUMBI4 NIGHT ExpREissss. ~
SUNDAYS ExcEPTED.)
Leave Charleston ...............BO6 P NJ
Arrive at Columbia. .........,....:446 A. NJ
Connecting Sundays excepted) with Greenville and
COlum bia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. kkop NJ
Arrive at Charleston. .................t.30A A. NJ
srMMERvILLE TRAIN
Arrive at summervlle. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BIO p NJ.
Leave Summerville. .....................7.1O A. M.
49, ~ 0'''' 'eei1 CAMDEN BRANcH. $40 A. ID
Camden and Columbii Passenger Trains on MON.
DAYS, WEpNEsDAYs and SATURDAYS, connects with
up and down Day Passengers at Kingvllle.
Leave Camden q 3s M
Arri. at Colurab bia. ii 90 A. N.
Leave Columbia. mbia................... 22oP p M.
Signed> a. T. pEAKE
April 10 General Super,ntendeut
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By New York classification we quote:
Middling. g.............. .......... .30X9-
RIcE.-This grain was dull, and the transactions
were limited to the sale OF 15 herces Of clean Caro-
lima. in lots. at 9-1e@ec q rs; we quote common
to fair clean CaroAna at7a7X; good 71@sc p 7b .
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tonslRnees per south Cal olnna KaiarOas
sJuna III

422 bales Cotton, 81 bales Domeetics, ~ package
Bacon, 172 bbls Naval stores, oars Lumber. II
Railroad Agent, Goodrich, Wineman co. Thurstol
Holmes. G II Walter Co, w w smith. Shackel
ford Kelly. Kirkpatrick & Witte. H Cobia & Co,
Norton. Goldsmith & Son, Claghorn. Herring h Co
pelzer. Rodgers & Co. Kendall Il Dockery. Hopkins
MCPHERSON Il co. q W Williams & o.. L Il w De
wees, Bomnnn Bros and MarshelI
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Drugs, Gbemieals, Gte.


Drugs, GbemieaIs, Gte.
" .Jt tf'
.i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY
9. Re. Corner OF king and John-sts.
sPEoIALAND PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
FANCY GOODS,
PERFUMERzES, SOAPS, PUEE5 AND PUFF
BOXES. TOILET SETS, DEC.
PATENT IEDICINES
GENUINE BAY RUM
LUHN'S COLOGNE
Is UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER. ATRIAL
WILL REPAY YOU.
GERMAN COLOGNES.
LUHN'S FLAvORING EXTRACTS
Have equal for strength and purity and ought to
be used by all
SODA WATER DEA LERS AND ICE CREAM MANU-
FACTURERS.
Mr.. E. H. JACKSON. Proprietor of the Charleston
Hotel says: 81 recommend your Extracts without
hesitation to the public for Ice Creams Jellies and
Pastry" ''
Mrs. 81. NJ. BULTERFrELD. Proprietress of the Pa
vilion Hotel, says: "Ihey well worthy the atten-
ton Of those who deal in them or use them
These Extracts are put up In small vlals, by the
dozen, for the trade and family use, and in pint
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers
Congress and High Rock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Any article desired. In Stock, will be procur ed
to order.
Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE
June ~zupAC tuths 3mo
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Pa ssengers.

Per steamer Emile. fiom Ed sto, Ac.-S Bowe,
Chadwick, B Wescoat, Major Q Berlin, Miss E
Berlin. Mrs ) Burger. and 10 in stee age
Per stea fner Pilot BY. from Buffton, via Beau
fort and Hilton Bead-A Wiliams, l. Kicker DR.
vandnyn and wife. Bolmes Mrs Matthews, j j
decB.
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HOW THE LAND LIES IN ORANG E.
BURG.
Tho Action OF the State Board OF Equals
ZatiOn.
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NashvillS;C Cos4ioi a ! I ;InIIa.rk.s Z Z !.

1SAa1SH' Moiasses' fermentng spaeSss
Nashvills CosAasi pIarass.
NASHVILLE, June 8AeOo1rcNs- Siucc our last
weekly review the staple has fakea decided change
for the better and for several days adyapeed steadily
To-day the market was quiet at no ehango in qso-
Ak; % good % ordpS din ~ ssS%; low SSss nSSsins a7"a1
NAsHYIktA COTTON sTATEnRRE
Stock on md september 1868. GO
Received preViohaIy...... saA
Total. . I'll. -. s: so,ssz
Shipped to-day. y..:.................... 272
Shipped previously. 40 01e--Aa 9o1
Stock onthand.. 1898
;:Waimington Market.
wH.MINaFnN, ys-s .o.-SpIarrs TuRpEN11Nr.
for tho day foot up 1A4s bbls at 81 10
or strained g. 7os, 80 for No 2; 81 90 No
CRUDE TUarENT1Sn:--i47 bbls changed hands at
e2 20 for sof. and 81 60 for hard N
n TAR :. ~! le2 bbls were sold at 81 26 per Dbl.
lF interior Cotton Markets.
YoRKvMLE, June e.-cotton nominal at 25c for
good middling. 5
SELMA, June s-sales of as bales; market Arm,
with very LITE Offering; low middhpg acc.
MONTGOMERY. June 9.-Cotton market firm and
advenciDg: low middnn2s 26Ma27; demand fair
stock on sale light
COLUMBUS. June e.--Miad'ings sso; 81 bales.
good sty.es, brought 28Hc. Warehouse sales S6
bales; receipts bales all BY wagons; shipments A48
bales.
MACON, June The market to-day was nrm. de-
mand aa good. offerings light; middiings 27he; re.
bales; stock on hand 79l balesf
CHARLOTTE. June 7--During the past week
pI1ces have advanced fully 1c. We quote middlinRs
at 2Sa2o1c. CLOSING steady Saturday at the out
side figure. Bales for the week 65 bales.
CHESTER, June s.-Ihe Offering stock Of cotton
Tor the past week q been very light and cannot
give any correct Q1otatiOns. Under ,be latest ad.
vices from Now York and Liverp oo middling cotton
would command about 26 to 2GXc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-12
Drugs, Qbemil als, Gtr.

TTNHE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. g. PRO.
Il PHITT, M. D., need no recomm endation-
their we'll known power in removing the diseases pe
culiar to our Southern climate having already estab-
lished for them an enviable reputation In Georgia
living in the South predsposed to disease of the
Liver Is granted by all intelligent physicians that
to orgsnic OF functional arrangement OF that impor
tant @ organ; Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti.
They cure the Liver. which in nine cases out OF en-
is at the bottom Of the CouQbs. Dyspepsia, Colic,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men.
people. Earache, Toothache. Acute Rheumatism.
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind flee before
PROPHITT'S PAIN KILL 1T