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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening. May N.
CorroS-The demand was hight causing limited
transactions and the staple was rather less rm but
was without noticeable alteration in price; sales 26o
bales, say at 20; GOAT 24; at 26; at 251s; "a at
25X so at 20; 10 at 26; at 2e1E; 1s at 2s'S; at
273k; 10 at 27%. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ..... .26A@a65s
Low E,iddling. ng...................U g
Midding.. .................'..N ..Ni4W|is
BY New York classification we quote:
Middlng. ............. ........... .2'S4@-
R1cE.-The market was quiet and no operations
took place. We quote nominaly common to fair
clean Carolina at 7%@shc.; good s'4@s3sc tt.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Falcon. for Baltimore-Mr ana
Mrs E sands and Fl Schrieber.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from seva ! h Beau
fort. Hilton Head, &c-J H Bead and wife. p NJ Os-
trander ana wiie Paie, W McElroy, DR.
Mcdonald, Marinss, spear and daught'r, n
Dullueham, Moore, SIN, tho. F Maloney, W
Downing, . Campbell, Mics Mooney, kev Mr
Sans and wife, Mrs vaden, Mrs yaden, and 10 en-
deck.
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Uommtrfial.
ExpOItS.

Exports.
steamship Prometheus-l0
tierces Rice, 400 bales Upland Cotton, 70 oaies
so bales Yarn, 1866 bbls Potatoes, IS crates Vege-
tables, 43 packages Sundries.
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship Falcon-44S bales Up;
land Cotton, 17s tierces Rice, SO oaes Rags, 81 ~
balss Yarn. 100 casks Clay. 90 packages Nuts,
Gao packages Vegetables, and sundry Packages.
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1ntertor cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton markess'
MONTGOMERY. May 19.-Montgomery market
dull. Low middlings 24hs26.
stLMA, May 10 Sales 12o bales Aiddnng ding 2SI; ~;
There has been fair demand for gooo co'son' pu'
very little offering.
COLUMBUS May 19--Market very dull. Mid,
ding 26; low middling 251Sc. Warehouse S sales n
bales. Receipts % bales. Shipments 7S bales.
MACON. May 1s.-Ihe market to-day was dull.
Prices unchanged Receipts to-day bbaies; snlp.
ments IS bales Sales ls bales The gnoaatons ioy s
middhng 25; niddling 26H.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. May 2o-sr1Rrrs TuRpENTNE-
Has still further advanced, and sales OF ~ CASKS were
effected at axe, and $50 casks at 42c.
RoN-saes OF 212 bbls at 81 rs for at. aimed; $40
for extra No. 2; s3 s8 60a4 for No. j, and 10 foI
CRUDE TuRpEsrnsE-was without change in in
prices: sales Of 1O5 bbs at 50 SO for virgin, ~ 30 Tor
soft aud 81 Is for hard.
TAH-l50 bbls changed hands at 81 So
CoTToN-Small sales at 26Ac for middllpg'
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE. May s-corroN-The arke'
tionary. To-day there was little business, dong. m
We quote ordinary 91a2lH good ordinary 23's; 10"
miidlings 241aa25.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT. =,
Stock on h,nd september !, 1858.
Received to-day. .......'...' 40 ono 40 nIn
Received previously y.................. .s"'os-1'o'-
ro.., ......... 40.1o2
Shipped to-day. a., - a, ogo
Shipped previously ,o o.1
$50
cnaSNFor several days past the market has been
stif with an advancing tendency To-da, we neaa aa
of saIes of loose at G5a66c and shipments OF 2l9o
bushels at SOC sacked and delivered 10 depI.
ard OF the purchase to-day by one OF our ~ he
arms of 10, Oe0 bushels, all No and ianueu' !" ''
delivered in the course OF o lew days.
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OR PURIFYING THE BLOC

THE X EPU TATlON
this excellent medicine en-
JOYS, is derived from Its
cures, many of which are
truly marvellous. lnvete-
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disease, where the system
seemed saturated With
corruption, have been r,u'
ii6ed aud cured by 1t.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
eraya'ed by the scrotu:
in,a contamination until
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l-s,srs5ESs,ss. disorders, which were sg-
- E5aya'sa ioas eon,aS,nasop SS sns s'gG'ai nnsi
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured In such great numbers in alme every section
of the country that the public scarcely need TO DC
informed of Its virtues or use'.
Scrofulous poison is one OF the most ues.Iucure ,
enemies OF our race Often this unseen an d uniei'
tenant of the organism undermines the conshtuuon
and invites the atrack OF enfeebpg or tntal diseases
without exciting suspicion of Its presence. again.
it seems to breed infection thfouen tne uoay, anu
into one or other oil Its hdeous forms eltner on tne
surface or among the vals In the latter, iuoercles
NAV be suddenly deposited In The lungs or heart or
tumors formed In The liver or it shows its presence
by erupons on the skin, foul alterations on some
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SYPHILIS or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases are
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But long continued use of this medicine Will cure
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const1nees per Northeastern Railroad
May FL.

% bales Cotton, 60 bushels Rice, 161 bbls Naval
Stores, stock, Tobacco Mdse, &c. To Sloan,
Reeder Davis. Norwood, Barnes. Mar
shall, Jr, s stoney. Kinsman 4 Howell' kirRpat-
ford Reilly, G Follip, E wehmnn. Bradley, G
W Williams & Co. and Railroad Agtnt.
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Clothing anS furnishing 1ooos.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! !

-nr1purN.s KID GLOVES ,FRENCHl OF
II, s;ao. ond coiors. For sale low, at
W SCOTS SHIRT EMPORIUM.
Nav
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RY TEL E g r A P FL
For the South.W estern.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.

New YORK, July %, evening Money quiet and
easy at 6074pct; discounts s(0l2. Sterling frmer,
1O95@1104. Gold strong at l37a@1379. Cotton
dull: sales 200 bales
LoSnos, July 26, evenng.-Consos 9ss bonds
1928.
l2s and Orleans 125d.; sales II 900 bales
New ORLEANS, July 26.--Cotton-more doing; mid
ding 324c.; sales 669, receipts 2l5 and exports l55
bales Gold 1877. Sterling 1911; New York sight
44act premium Flour easier superfne S. IS, double
extra Sc 40 and treble extra Sc Is. Corn-white
81 90 Oats 76@77c. Bran 81 co. Hay-prime
$29 o. Pork-held at $685. Bacon frmer; shout
ders l54, clear rib 10 and clear sides 194c. Lard
tierce lea@2l and keg 2l4@22ac, Sugar firm; con:
l0a and prime 1899. Molasses firm. Whisky and
coffee nominaly unchanged
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THE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-It will be seen by ref
to notice elsewhere, that there will be meet
ing of the stockholders of the company and the public
generally, at the Commercial Club on the 9Th of
August Some fifty thousand dollars of stock have al
ready been taken and it is of surprise that par
ties who have money do not come forward promptly
and take the balance The standing of the gentle.
men who have taken this enterprise hand is too well
known to cause any doubt of its being conducted on
the safest and iarest principles and experience has
taught that stock pays better interest than that of
insurance companies properly conducted. Our mer.
chants willing to invest in this enterprise to the
extent of the means that can be spared out of their
business But planters and other moneyed men who are
not engaged in business that requires the active use of
their capital the men who should take hold of this
matter Ata events, we very much hope the planters
will attend this meeting, those of them who have
idle capital, and give the subject thorough investga-
ton. Hundreds of thousands are yearly drained from
our people in the way of insurance policies which
could be retained in the country to the advantage of
the public generally, and to that of stockholders par
ticuarly.
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The WAY TO BEAT THEM-We have plan in our
head, bold and presumptuous as the averment may
SEEM that could restore to the South all her rights
and bring the Northern herd to her feet like ashed
hounds In of the election Of conservative legs
latures in the States lately in rebellion" let law be
passed making it crime punishable with confscation
of land to revert to the normer for than very
limited number of acres to be planted in cotton Then
make the restoration of our rights condition prece-
dent to the abolition Of such law. az
If that wouldn't make 'em howl there is no such
the Yankee heart, and modestly suggest that no
one would gainsay that proposition.
citizen of Vicksburg, over the signature Pacific !"
in the Vicksburg Times addresses COL Sam Tate,
president of the Memphis and Charleston railroad
ing him, warmly to connect Vcksburg with his road
that be may ultimately great portion Of the
business that pass the Southern Pacific rail-
road. az 6-@.sz
We are deeply panied to learn the death Of Mr.. W.
McRae which took place at his residence in this CITY
at half past o'clock yesterday morning, from con-
gestion of the bowels. Mr. AcRae was one Of our
Oldest and most respected citizens, and had many
friends who deeply sympathise with the family Of the
deceased in their afHiction. Vicksburg Herald
General Bragg and family spending the summer
at Chalybeate springs, Meriwether county, Georgia
GEoRaIA.-The boil worm has appeared in force en-
several plantations in Newton and other counties.
The Hon. Thomas George, a resident of Newburp
has purchased "Idewid the readence of the late II
p Willis, for $4,000.
One Of the emigrant agents of the State of Minnesota
reports that he has succeeded in inducing Is 600
Swedes to come to that State this year
Condemned murderers ia Utah have the privilege of
choosing the manner of their death They eenerall2
prefer shooting.
The latest and most remarkable novelty IN the world
Of finance is that the British Government Is about to
sever its connection with the Bank Of England
The letrait Post thinks that our naval vessels. if
we would have them inspire terror, should receive
such names as Cholera and Yellow Fever Nitro-Gly-
cerine, Susan B. Anthony, Anna Dickinson, etc.
It said that Stewart Co., of New York, ere eradu
ally introducing saleswomen into their establishment
and intend it practicable to have all their
selling clerks women.
In Indiana Eve thousand tso hundred and ninety
TWO miles of railway completed or projected The
estimated value of railways completed and projected
is upward Of Sl46, 600, 900,
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INSURANCE AGESCr.-Mr L. A. Pires is the resident
agent here Of probably the strongest insurance com
pany in the Countrywide old reliable 8Etna 1t never
fails to come to time when called upon to paw poll.
c'es on fire or marine risks, Er indeed any other. 1t
has also become life Insurance company, and takes
risks on as favorable terms as any company in
the United States. Mr. Pires IL afabie in his basi.
relations and az N times pleased to zee Daries
VINO are apprehensl'e OF dying, being burned GU,
or sunk He can be found at Aessrs Looney Back
ner's corner Texas and Commerce streets
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ConING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFoRE-A
Western Radical paper in speaking of the election in
vestigang committee lately in session at New Orleans
says: ...-..-s- -- O.. 800 .-s----..--- ..
The committee has taken great mass Of evidence
about the condition of things in the State last October
particularly about the riots which occurred at that
time. 1t is more or less contradictory in character,
but shows plainly enough that the negroes were in
Inundated they did not go to the polls. Things have
greatly improved since them but there is yet decided
hostility to outspoken Repubcansm. It is not known
what recommendations the committee will make.
The evidence "shows plainly enough that the ne
groes we're so inundated that they did not 60 to the
polls" does it? Any fool could have told that the
committee would give the circumstances attending the
election any coloring they pleased. If fair and hon
est verdict had been desired why not the United
States troops stationed here and elsewhere brought for
ward witnesses instead of negroes?
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Per CONTRA ON THE Worm QrEsTroE.--Onr old
friend, Mr.. R. White, up the Enterprise from
his plantation thirty miles below, and gives us the
gratifying that there sign Of the cater,
pillar in his cotton, in that Of any Of the planters
in his neighborhood. They have not, however, bad
rain there for three weeks whereas here have had
frequent rains in that time. This, donbtleas II the
reason Of the appearance Of The worm here, for We
cannot believe That those who report its appsahnee are
mistaken. Mr.. White says the crops fine, and u
there is not great deal Of rain within tbs pszt three
weeks he has no idea the Worm will gart Hin
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AccIDENT.-Yesterday morning while some work
digging down the lot on Spring street, near
the railroad bridge an excavation was made too far
UNDER when the of dirt above suddenly fell. We
regret say that Frank Kane, one of the hands, was
seriously injured He almost literally buried alive,
and when taken out was found that the large bone
of his right leg, midway between the knee and ankle,
was badly fractured, A freedman also covered
up by the dirt but sustained no injury. Mr.. Kane was
Immediately taken. to the residence of Mr.. Howard,
where he will receive the kind attention from Mr.. 81.
and family that misfortune and rendless condition re
quire. Zone touch of pity makes the whole world
kim" Drs. Clarke and Davis attending him, and
consider his hurt though painful, by no means dan
gerous
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LEAVES To,DA7.-The good steamer, Enterprise,
P c. Montgomery, master H. c. Heat doing the
honors of the office will leave for the city to-day This
is an excellent boat will feed you we'll, sleep you ditto,
and carry you as fast any sensible man cares to CO.
and her officers are clever and reliable.
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FROM EUROPE.

MADRID, July 26--Five hundred drilled troops I'M
der sarargo, appeared Cndad Real, and strong
party at Manzaneres interrupted railroads and tele
graph between the two cities. General Carst rising
expected Don Carlos has certainly crossed the from
tier The fight at Cndad Real resulted in the death
of fifteen and the wounding of many Carliss. Troops
lost three officers killed. Four thousand Cariss ar
rived in La Mancha Government forces marching to
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, EFFECT OF THE WIND-The storm we had on Tues
dav nlayed more mischievous antics than at first
supposed One part of the parapet in front of Messrs
Gregg Martins frame storehouse, was blown OF the
tin roofing several houses rolled up like SCROLL ana
several trees turned topsy-turvy No serious damage
was however, sustained by any one
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The CATERPILLAR.-The cry is still they come. We
in receipt of note from our friend Mr.. Richard
Vinson, planting the river below here who assures
us that he has discovered the genuine article without
doubt. Hesays: 81 have put the worms in glass
jars, fed them cotton leaves" 1--WE would have seen
'em hanged frst) and to-day, oath, find them in q
crysas state. This is evidently the first crop" So
it we had well make up our minds 70 1.-THE
enemy are Upon us! The question il, are the crops
in good condition to resist their assaults they
were last year? Various opinions on the subject
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MEssRs. HYAMs & KENNEDY, Mr.. Kennedy, of the
above firm, will shortly leave for New York, where he
designs purchasing of the most extensive stocks OF
drugs books and fancy articles suitable for Christmas
presents, ever brought to this market They expect
to be in receipt Of these goods by the lst OF October
These young men have succeeded in establishing very
fine business here, and justly deserve the encourage
ment they met with from the public Courtesy to
customers, small profits and the best quality of every
thing in their line of business, is their mottoA
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THE SYNAGoGUE.-The laying of the corner stone OF
the Hebrew Zion Synagogue was postponed, owing to
the inclemency Of the weather, until this morning az
10 O'clock which time it will positively take place.
We are requested that the ladies are especially
invited to attend, and that ample accommodations will
he made for them.
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Coon OLD MAs-Grant, pere, who is Postmaster at
Covington, Kentucky, has had an interview with sew
eral prominent officials of the Treasury Department
and expressed the hope that all the dishonest men
would be Immediately turned out
We ourselves are perfectly satisfied that this thing
would be done, but from the impossbity of finding
honest ones in the Radical party take their places
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MEssRs. HoRAN BUCKNER.-This well-knoWn tlrm
are still maintaining their well earned reputation as
one of the cheapest and most reliable firms in the
South Their arrangements such as to enable them
to give satisfaction both in price and quality of goods
and in consequence, they enjoy a heavy Texas and
local trade. Their saddery and harness stocks are
very large and their anxiety to dispose of them at
trihng profit prompts them to offer bargains that can
not we'll be rejected by purchasers
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Too Mopfsr.-The,e ats II present tv6fesfs&4t and
orr transient citizen ef orr town wh6 6an4a No asetf
get foreign missions some Other fner4fve fosfss
from Grant, if they soald only sppfy dpo the sore
Of relationship. Why not they are ftsbf.fsts
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Gen. Thos. P Collins merchant of Crockett, Texas,
since 1884, died his residence near that place on the
9Th inst
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HrMTH Or NEW ontFsss -Ths hsafth ~ lid fffty
is represented IS good for Iris seas6a 81 TIE Yfar
There sess % be no apprehension d yellow fever as
an epidemic, though there may he sporadic ta#ss
there are every year
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from Tuesday Mornings Dal
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

an immense amount of seized sugar stored in the here
tofore unoccupied vaults Of the customhouse. Treas
ury collector Bradeld is here giving his attention to
the sugar cases. Supervisor Kinsella is also here
Warrant issued to-day for the arrest of Auguste Cou
tourie for conceang his books. Those of most i'm
portance to revenue officers cannot be found.
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TEssEssEE sESAroR-In case Of the election Of q
conservative legislature in Tennessee, It is pmated
that Emmerson Etheridge aud Bailey Reyton may be
Johnson's rivals for the United States senatorshp.
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NEW sroRE-our old friend Major Tally has gone
on with the Intention of purchasing stock of goods
lie designs establishing '.itpself in bis comuod;ous
hading at the corner of Spring and Milan streets, at
present occupied by Mr.. Baker a saloon The Major
rs az old merchant and long and fayoraby known in
hh's community, and will no doubt command very re-
apeca5.e qhare of patronage This sill be the first
afy goods store established on Milan, and may prove
che precursor Of extensive business On that street
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THE Eou1TABLE.-This Life Insurance Society IS
making rapid strides in public favor, Mr.. R. G. Lowe
is the agentfor this portion OF country, ana Will give
all needul information in regard to its plans and mode
of issuing policies He isnow on trip to the country
and those wishing to provide for their families after
death, should pay heed to his suggestions
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CAIRO AND FULTON RoAp--An election recentl
held in Cairo whether the city should subscribe $780,
900 u this road, resulted almost unanimously in fayo
Of the subscription.
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A DOUBTFUL VIcToRY.-Our pleasure at the resul
of the Virginia election has been considerably
by noticing the qualification it to afford many
the Radical papers. The New York World appears te
regard these expressions of satisfaction affected
not the genuine article This may be the case with
the Wendell Phillips school, but to the mass of the Re
publican party it is recognised triumph. And sc
far regards the Democratic party it certainly is
SUCH By this vote Virginia comedies to the negroes
all the rights claimed for them by the Republicans and
is virtually an endorsement of the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments The point gained, however, is
that the State legislation will be in the hands of the
conservative element and when the consequences
of Radical rule in State affairs, must ad.
NIT that this very great gain. Provided course
that Congress will permit those who elected to take
their seats In this State it made no kind of differ
ence who was elected The Radicals ruled out enough
Democrats to give themselves clear working MAORI
ty and permitted few to take seats merely for ap
pearances sake for when it costs nothing, they are
great sticklers for appearances.
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LITERARY spEcIMEN.-A esI6rea gentleman in town
who sports watch has guaranty given, he says bya
Duchman ID Memphis from vhsn he purchased. II
has neither date signature, and reads Inns;
soldt dbn Doe silbef zach rich Fsrfens din Hep
guide dhein yer tRetse taahtzr I Il The anls rua
spelled right ii The whole dooansfnf
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Mr. n SuTHERLANn.-Having very recently re-
ceived large addition to his stock of dry goods and
groceries, this gentleman is prepared to offer every IN
ducemen to purchasers. He still makes ladies dress
goods somewhat of speciality, and although we lately
asserted that the fair ones are "uncertain, coy, and
hard to please" vet we doubt not but they can be
pleased at No 80 Texas street.