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A Remarkable Fact

That not a single instanes has conc to the
knowledge Of the proprietors. of the failure o.
Robaess Ned.cines to give entire satisfaction
N the hundreds ofthousands ofcasss in whlrh
they haze been used; this is worthy OF femW k
end undesirable evidence Of then .ntrilslc mers
its
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

WANTED.--Roarding in a pri
vate family.
G. W. SAYLOR.
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SoFas5ss FhA5aT, cf HE asr AsGsE
LUNGS.

10 not del y procuring and imnedia,elsta.
King oe's Tough ialssn. when ttoutled with
any OF the above panIed difficulties. . hey sro
~ll prenion'tory ynlItoms oi Cot sunni uen.
nnd II not arrested, viii sooner or later swscp
which hone can ever .retqfn.
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Night Express will leave Cincinnati drily
eScep, Sunday, and Belpre daily except satur'
day.
Trains on Tire PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
Wlll leave Hamden nj g 90 am. and Z o. M,
arriving st Portsmouth ut II ssa m. and 100 ..
n, Returning trains Sill leave Portsmouth nj
Q l6a IN. and so pm, arriving at Hamden At
u l6p.m. snd 25p.m.
Traius connect 4: I.oyelAnd fnr all points NJ
the Little Miami Railroad. and ri the IndAnaap
'liS aud Cincinnati Railroad Jnncti n for th
,'oints West.
W. W. PEAR0DY,
Mnslnr Of Trnn. nnrlallnn-
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Col. q. 6. HAwLEY, formerly
Of lronton, is editor OF the
Fort Scott Monitor, q weekly
paper.
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PEOPLE often move west and
settle down because they cant
remain at home and settle up.
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sPEeIAL,NoTlcEs.
,AbS SEhfisFn the Record.
= n,raala. Z, ian,iad BriiegrOorn.

Bride md Bridegroom
rsssys for Teung Hen on the Interesting re-
..tion Of bridegroom to Bndein them ''u'ion
OF Mar dAee. "a GUIDE 90 matrimonial felicity,
And true hsppinesA Ben, bS 'nnl 10 sealed
lstter envelopea fee d Sharge. Addre'H'
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Boz p, Phiia 'oi
.ohis. Pa nos9oiy
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

ARCH. NuRIs has ttken the
position OF manager at Eagle
Furnace.
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IN CONSUMPTION,

Many care. worn sufferer has found relief and
to-day rJoices that her lie hiss teen uIade
easy md prolonged by the use Of Goes Cough
-balSap,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

E. A. HuLDERT has started q
news depot at Sisson's drug
store.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

WAL. MURRAY is about to
lpAn a new billiard saloon il
Dana's new building.
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DYSPEPSIA.

There H. probably, ho ono disease with
which manSind arc aillrtl which IL the sour,
oF N many Hilmea;s 0s dyspepsia, and there f.
no moro cortaIu cure thun Rcbaek's s.omach
EnterJ.
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wHOOPING coEem.

The teStlmory OF aii who have used n foe
thi. terrible disense dafinE the lGat ten Jenas
ls' that Invariably reiissos and cuTes ~
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TOBACCO ANTIDoTE at Strong's
Drug and Book Store.
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IN SHORT

The people know the sftIcle. end u peeds No
'eomineRdaton from Us II istor sale Nv eyery
Druggist and Dealsrin Medicines 10 the Tn "a
btates.j
THE Q. g.. CLARK co,
sols.ProPristers, ksW Haven. .ot. q
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SORE TMROAT.

Keep your throat vet Rffii The RaIsntnA.la-
KING sns liuls AHs Ohsn'-aes Jou wal soon nna ~
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cLERGYMEN..

The Rev. Isaac Aiken, Of Allegheny, teattses
that Il has cured hun, after all other remedies
had failed,
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Nc a RTHUR
CARRIAGE FACTORY.
Painting and Trimming

~ ~ kinds executed In tina neatest and most
| artistic style.
REF ,iHINi; o; al kinds in my hne will bt
prom tiy nud npat, done.
ma. Work done atthl> es atlishmcnt 10 war-
rantd to lie substantial. put up sOlih and oxe>
rutrd in the mort workm ailiEe manner, not
TO he exccll-d m any respect by any other es~
tnblishmensIn the country.
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FOR GROUP,

riN Rsissa yin b fonEd iAsslusbl.. and nsy
eases.
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THE VINT0N RECORD.
ofnoial Organ Of yluton County.
LOCAL MATTERS.
VI. g c. IL. II. IMETABLE.
0oiNe EAsr.

On sndanef suuda November 4oth. trains
via run daily, Sundays excepted, ~ lolloTs:
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HARD COLDS AND
COUGHS al

Yitld At once 10 A atesdy use ofthis nse~t rem
coy. IL Will succeed in giving ralinf ikhorS al
other fspeeies have failed. =,
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Are s surely cured by this patent remedy. a.
The pa'+eni takesi. Although hut Ave years
before the people. what il the verdict OF The
M 'sSes1 Hear what Lester sexton, Of Nils
wan zee rsys: '.-.i :
From Lester Sexton, of Mllwaukee.l
MIlwaukee, Jan.. 70. 1873.
Messrs. e. &. Clark q TO-, New Haven Conn
hot nly-tli and vile have used coe's lys.
pepsiR Cure, and II has proved peT.fttly salts.
factory ssa rrmedY. have no n, .,ttion N
ssyIg that we have received great bsnett
frum IT, use
Vory respectfully,
leiHned) LESTER eE&ToN r
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Bridget Gallagher, plainut', W. heirs of reter
Gallagher, defendants. vln.9a Common
Ileas,UuHfi
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READ! REApll READl!l
The Attention of the People
iscAtLEp rornE
WORLDS GREAT REMEDY,
Cues DYSPEPSIA CURE.

preparation Is ronounced by nysper.
ties ~ the only known reMcdj ,hrt " Il surely
cure that OggraIaling snn tH.i mslaoy. For
Years It swept On it, featr,17tue. can ing lie.
lUr- II 10 Ia untlmely grave, It's mIllleIs "
IuleIe:3.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

Mdigestton, Dysppsis Sick
Headache, Sou1ness or Acidi-
ty Of StOmach, Rising or
F9od, Flatulencg Lossi. e
tuae, HsGT1mss, f.
natly te1minG. s
ting in Death,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-11
THE DAILY NEWS.
Tho Bridge or Gold.

She stands in fiowery meadow,
And on o barren strand,
Where flows q broSd. strong river,
'Twixt me and that lovely land;
IT'S vain to beckon, tits vain to weep,
= The river ts broad and strong and deep.
cannot swim that river,
But ii my ship shouldgcome in,
It's bird like sails would carry me
To the lady I hope to win.
trust that she her faith will keep,
But the river is broad and strong and deep.
Iknow she has many lovers.
For see them WOO my sweet
They can lay land and honors
And bright gold at her feet;
Had but thee no river would keep
Me from my love, though 'twere broad and deep
But make bridge OF my fancies,
And cross to that pleasant land;
Iweave her hair through nv fingers,
And hold her hand in my hand,
- And kiss her lips in her innocent sleep,
Though the river is broad and strong and Deep
Could build the arches Of silver,
And lay the floor with gold.
Icould cross to claim my darling,
Not waiting until I am old
Old and worn and withered-to creep
Ger the bridge Of gold to grave. and weep.
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L1vEnpooL cLAss1r1oA1ioN

Ordinary to good ordinary. -. .27A@2s14
Low mdd,ing. .28Em-
M1ddilng. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .282lD20
BY New York classification we quote:
Low mddlng... .292i@D20
M1ouAin4.. .................. ...... -M-
RICE.-The market for this grain was inactive,
buyers being ndsposed to operate at present rates
while factors continued generally firm. Sales q
tierces Of clean Carolina at 1876 p ib. We quote
somewhat nominally, common to fair clean Carolina
at 8h@s92l; good az 8T@916c q ii.
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KaiLroAba
SOUTH caK;,,sy. ,.,,s.

SssUrrCx,
~ NN1N-'NEN4A i"hfhIOAno
<aTSs1NsYr. ~ sf'NNMN'
W /, lSsTT
Rfps i5 fSf Sc ~ =
Es9s:yG[s5SIt, 4st. ! " ~ s
Sa9a = w. st. - s1'=s.s. -===-se A2sa-a
GENERAL oJf ERINJLNI.l\ NJ. = OFFICE
CHARLESTON, :. g. NaruN 26 1868 [
am AND AFTER SU. DAY, NAEEiI 29Tn, tn
~ PASSENGEk TRAINS of the >onth Carolina
"''AAAo'o VIII Ian ''7 :uii0"s
Nl> .1CHGN IA
Leave Charleston. ...... 63AA Mr.
Arrive at Augusta. ....................3.3O p NJ.
Connecting with trans Tor M0nt. olncrv Mcmphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and
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Seed. Stock, Mdse, &c. To Reeder Davis, Mar.
shall, Jr, b O'Neili, S d Stoney G. Lee w
kinsman. W aAmlett. Hiazycks 4 salters, Frost &
Adger, g, W x Ryan. Quackenbush, Hall & Co.
Go, j Kanapaux, H Bischoff & Co, Mowry & co, G
w Williams & Co. T w Emanuel, G IL Walter & Co.
Ihu1ston Holmes q w Clark & Co. A Mulligan
Melchers g. Muller. Screven Il Nisbet, Caldwell &
Sons, Cameron, Barley & Co, Railroad Agent, and
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COnaAgnees per sOuth gar OiaMn aemalroass
" EebrMary 10
I14s bales Cotton. SO bales Domestcs. car I,urn.
ber, car stock. TO RatIrosd agent. Wardlaw q
Carew, tAraeser Leo. Gmi b &s 90, T. u Oesaussure.
Dowl n2 GO, Pezer. hodgers d Co. q III " Alter q
Co John .ton, Grows & o. Mowry & Go, Reeder q
DAVIS g w Williams & Go. Frost & Adger, Il Wiss
IL co. X Rrangle, w II Ryan, JohnAtan d Holmes A
d Muliigan, ClAGhorn Herging & 60, Cald eli Il nor
D ID 3rouse E BaGea & Co. h
COnesgnecs per acrshe&sterm Raalxonsa
slt Arebkuaxy no.
90 bales Upand ana balea, Sea leland Cotton. sen
bbls Naval Stogos, ala bushels Rougn Hines Gatton
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Latest commercial News,

Exports
NEW YORK-Pcr schr Josiah whtchousc-2l5o coo
feet Pitch Pine Lumber.
BALTlMOKE-Per steamship Facon-6Os bales Up
land Cotton, $50 tierces Rice 400 bushels
Rough Rice AZ bales Yaru, 85 tbls Rosin, IA
and Sundrics.
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Charleston Cotton and ntco Market.

OFFICE or The CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS !
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening. Februar ylO,' go.
COrTON.-The demand for this article was quite
moderate, the Offering stock light and prices without
alteration. Sales 400 bales viz: at 2GS; II at
26 81 at 2714; at 275s; SO at %; 80 at 2s II at
1915 at 1895; 81 at 2s1s; Il at 2sal; 10 ut 90 We
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
EUROPEAN SEEDS
PER STEAMER CINIBRIA.

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. BULBOUS
ROOTS &c, viz: Early aud Largo York Cab
bage, arly and Late Drumhead. Early and Late Bat
ters'a, Early and Late Flat Dutch Early May EARLY
Sugar Loaf, Early Ok Heart and Green Glaze Cab
bages, Drumhead and Green Curled Savoys, Brown
and Green Curlcd Kae. Caullhower. Brocalli, Fad
ish Turnips, Beeis. Carrots, Spinach, Onion Seed.
Parsnips, rrsey, Leeks Lettuce, Thyme, Sage, &C.,
&C., Red and White Planting Onions.
FLOWER SEED.
FINE MIXED GERANIANS, 50 cents per paper;
Large Pansy or Hea tsease, Large Double Carn1-
tions, Pcotee and Pheasants Eye Pinks. Mixed Yer
bena, Double Bloodred Walllower Double Dahlta,
Double Gillhowers, Double B,lsams. 25 cents per
paper; Scarlet, White and Purple Candituts Double
China Pinks. Gilea Tricolor Double Hoyocks,
Clarkia Pulchella Larkspurs, Sweet William, Core
opsis, Poppies, Mixed Nemophllla Snap Dragon,
Canterbury Bells, Coxcomb, Sweet M1gnonette
Sweet Ai> >ssum, Princess Feather, China and Ger
man Astcrs, Primrose. Zenna. Petunia. Portulaca.
Phlox Drulnmondl, Red Valerian, Running Vines,
&C., &C., 10 cents per paper; fine strong and vigo-
rous strawberry Plants, choice collection of lea
Roses, Double Dahlias, all colors.
An ortment of HOUS SEKEEPING ARTICLES,
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements
For sale by JOHN THOMSON Il CO.,
No. 2S8 King-street,
January 16 stuth12 Charleston, S. G.
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agricultural.


NTE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Hereby CAUTION
w Manufacturers, venders, users from in
fringing upon our Patent claims, upon the RIG E
PLANTER. as we sh Ill enforce the penalties Of
the law against al offenders.
WAGNER T. MATTHEWES.
February stuth3
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Markets by Telegraph.

MarKeCs ny 1cleSraphs
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, February acknowledgements unchang
Cd Bonds IT. Tallow 46s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, February 10 = Noon.-Cotton firm
Uplands - 1aal221d Orleans 121Sa1256d. Sales 15.
600 baes Others unchanged.
HAVANA, February 10.-Sugar buoyant.
Later.-Sugar advancing. In consequence of the
disturbances in the central department. immense
orders have been received from America. No. H.
Dutch standard, s2la9, and holders ask higher
Sterling 15a16. Exchange on Paris 2a2%. Federal
currency 22ha2Sh. Potatoes 50. Lard decliuine
ut 21Is. Tins 22k
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, February Acknowledgement
strong. Money easy at7 Sterling 91s. Gold 34M.
sxty-twos, 132l Cotton quiet and steady at 80 Ia
901Sc.
Evening.-Cotton scarcely 80 firm; sales $500
bales at 3Oida3Oh, mostly at 3O4. Flour unsettled
aud shade lower-common to fair extra Southern
Sc G5a7 Ii. Wheat scarcely 50 firm Corn mere ac-
tive. and advanced during the day 2a3c. PORK deci-
dediy lower-new s32.33 80; old S32a32 %. Lard
heavy anda shade lower-kette 21a211. Whiskey
1rmer at 9S Groceries Gull. Turpentine 57Ta5e.
Resin 50 40l8 60 Freights quiet dovernm ems
closed strong '62's 1879. Money easy at 6a7; paper
7aa; sterling frnler at 92S; gold 35L Southern Sc
ourites quiet and steady. Stocks closed very
st;ong.
ST. LOUIS February 10 Pork firm; on the spot
S34; for future delivery sS3 50 Pieco meats and
lard dull and uuctaEgeJ.
CINCINNATI, February 10 Flour dull; family 81 25
az 80. Corn 64a65cs Whiskey irm at 93c. Provis-
ions dull. The heavy speculation has subsidized
Mess pork $3A. Bacon nominay unchanged; but
little out of smoke. Shoulders 15c Rib sides Tx
cta Char aidpa Inr lnil M
LOUISVILLE, February 1O---porA s34. Bacon
shoulders l5Ac. Clear sides 1880. Lard 21c
hiskey 94a95c.
WILMINGTON. February 10.--Sprits turpentiae
stock light, 81. Rosins dull-strained 81 90. Tur-
pentine declined i0a2oo at 50 15a3 Tar steady and
uncha, ged. Cotton quiet at % nc for midding
AUaUsTA, February 10.-Cotton market active.
sales 1860. Receipts 1885, Middlngs 28Tc
SAVANNAH, February 10.--Coton quiet but firm
Sales 1900 bales. Receipts 1043. Middlings 200.
MOBILE, February 100 ,tton firm at 2sc for low
mlddiing; sales 75o; receipts 1899; exports none.
New ORLEANs, February 10--Cotton more active
and sitter. Middings 30. Sales 6600. Receipts
1881. Exports 0772 Sugar and m ylasses fairly &C.
tive and unchanged.
ft
Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, February q.--There was q brisk de
mand or cotton to-day, and full prices obtain
ed ihs' sales amounted to 1893 bales, at 1870 for
midd,ings.
MON lGOMERY February 8. Montgomery mar.
ket very firm OF 27Mc for midIlings.
WAlmtngton Afarket.
WILMINGTON. February o., uRpRNrYNE~.Ma
ket uDohaosed. saes Of s54 bbs ~ S3 so tor soft,
and 50 26 tor bard per so pounds. fs@'
sP1RIrs IURrENrIaE. .---,ales Of 100 bbls. oeliyer
able between les and 10th March, at buyers option
at $50 PET gallon. No other aes reporAd I,
kosIm.--No sales reported.
3IAa.-- sales OF Ito bbis ct "a 85 per Dbl.
CoTToN--Market quiet. o. no sales to-day
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DOTTE RER'S
Improved Rice-sowing Machine.
PATENTED AUGUST III, 1865.

TVHTS IMPORTANT LABOR-SAvING MACHINE,
IL specially adapted to the Rice Planting interest,
is now offere to them after having been fully test
ed BY many experienced planters and giving entire
satisfaction wherever they have been fairly tried.
(See certificates at my ofice.)
Planters should not fail to secure the advaptages
Of this Machine, it labor and seed and does
both trenching and sowing in the most peri
ner, insuring fine stand IN oil cases.
Appyto
William S. Henerevs
lMACHINIsI AND FOUNDER,
No. 314 MEETING-STREET, CHARLES
TON, s. G.
February tuths1mo
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Arrived Yesterday.

AEHAVCG cStcraay.
Schr George Il Mcclellan Richards Baltimore-5
days. 26O0 bushels Corn, G50 bushels Oats. To Il Nj
: Butler.
schr a Deas. from West Point Mill os tierces
hlce. 10 Frost Adgcr. L Deaaussure.
SIoop Greenleaf. from santec 800 bushels Rough
Rice. To Thurston & Holmes
sloop Julia, froEa Cooper River 40) bushels
Rough Rice. To Thurston & Holmes.
sloop Isabella, 10 idrich, Santeo 1000 bushels
Rough Rice. To Thurston & Holmes, Fraser 4 Dill.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore-Cour &
British schr w II Cleare, Albury. Bahamas-A Ca.
schr Josiah whtchouse, Jones, New York. Ems
low Il Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Is British schr " Il Cloare. Albury. Bahamas.
Schr A & Ireland. Townsend Baltimore
Schr Sarah Cullen, Avis, Boston.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodhuli, New York, Feb 10.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York, Feb 7.
schr VIM jones, Keen. Baltimore, Feb 8.
Up Cor this Port.
Schr Laura, Coo mbs at Baltimore Feb g.
Schr IL w Godfrey, --, ut New York, Feb 7.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamsh Sea Gull, Duton, from Baltimore, Feb 10.
Memoranda.
The ship Britannia, sixtyrine days from Bavre for
Savannah. was spoken February l0th twelve miles
east of Charleston Bar by pilot boat Mystery No g
The schr Abbott Lawrence, from this port for
Providence was spoken of Barnegat February 8.
The schr Charles L Raymond Higgins from
Charleston for Boston, arrived at Holmes, Hole Fep-
ruary G.
Shipncyvs by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, February 1c-Arrived, schr Robert
Palmer from G1eenport
Cleared, bark Palo Alto for Matanzas.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Poh1
u
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LIST OF VESSELS

Z @ r + IGN N
LIVERPOOL.
Ship r Winthrop stewart, sailed ......... Jan %
Inc me Ed1th Wheeler sailed. 49,. Jan II
Bark Harriet Hussey, Holmes sailed. Jan IA
British brig Cecilia, Blsrup, sailed Jan 6
HAvRE.
Ship bdcifc, Foss, sailed. Jan 4
PORT TALBOT
The Courier Jenkins sailed. Jan 12
DOM ESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr B Hawkins, Wyatt, up.........J Jan 25
REV. YORK,
scnr Nv uooireS -. up. Feb 7
scar Iona -, up. ......................F Feb 4
Schr My1over, Brown. cleared. .......... Feb s
sour d s Lee Carr, cleared. Jan %
Schr Hy ne, Glover, cleared. Feb 6
Schr Enchantress, Covert, cleared Feb 6
Schr Matthew Henney, -, up. Feb /
ocur huise, --, up.... Feb ]
schr Marian, Gage, Observation-Disclosures. Feb s
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Clara milford cleared. Feb s
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, sailed. Feb 10
Schr Rachel Seaman, High, cleared. ......... Feb 6
Scnr y groves, weaver up. -. .............F Feb 4
Schr Laura, Coombs up. 49,. Feb 8
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@arine Mews.


Port of Charleston. February IL
PORT CAI,ENDAF,.
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PHASES THE MOON.
Last Quarter. Sd, II hours SO minutes morning.
New Moon l1th, hours, "a minutes morning
First Quarter. 18Th, II hours 46 minutes morning
FUN Moon, 26tb, hours A. mlnnies morulnr
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Interior Gotten Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, February q.--There was brisk de
mand Tor cotton to-day, and full prices we're obtain
ed lhs sales amounted to 1893 bales, at 1870 for
midd,ings
MON NiGOMERY. February 8. Montgomery mar
ket very firm at no for midi 1lings.
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Shipncyvs by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH February 1C-Arrived schr Robert
Palmer from GrotnpOrt.
Cleared, bark Palo Alto for Matanzas.
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mnatlOnS, should have put forward their best
man. The city debt is about one-sxth of all
the taxable property, the like Of which has
scarcely ever beeu known before. I admit that
what / am now saying is quite irrelevant to
the poiut; l might be simply content to
asaert m the principle that majorlties are entitled
was that Mr.. Pillsbury had not obtained his
seat. 1t was because he had not the sympathy
OF the active business men of the City Of
Charleston. He was not ueemed to be fully
competent for the Office because he was not
DEBT. It had been fanding it's interest ali the
time But I will say this to the people Of
Charleston, that II Mr.. Pillsbury can do worse
than they have done in days gone by he will
be entitled to a reward Of merit. aid q very
tnat owing a debt ot.six millions Of dollars.
viii be ensitied to 40 up hill Tn There as Is 'nes not
q Democrat in sonth Carolina. not a man
in the power tor the Denoora.ac party to have ave
prevented the election OF Dir. Pill sbury. They
had 1T IN their power to elect such man as
they saw TT. Th y had it in. their power to
man we'll qualified for tho office. But q few
men OF that party said we will take no man
that is NOT dyed IN the wool o Democrat. One
speaker. Said we will have only . Democratic
flag and 60 down with that flag If necessary,
victory. Well, when they got tAeir flag, as all
suon FOOLS do. they got I, somewhere With it's
tail end Of, aud 1t 10 nov being lost in o law
euit with one who has been deolar Oh 10 have
received o majority vote.
Let me state another case. The State aan-
vassers gave certificates Of election to Messrs.
Reed and Simpson, Because they had obtained
majority vote. 1t was asserted that chat
vote was obtained both by fraud and By vio-
lenoe. Did any man aver hear of a paDer In
South Carolina objecting TO the conduct and
decision OF Che State canvasBers becatise the
State oanvassets gave 10 them o certificate oi
eleatlon2 None Of them have said o word. But
there 10 whsfo the bull has gorsd the Repuhli-
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-07

among the first-class nuggets. In l'So
piece of gold weighing sixty pounds,
troy, was found near La Paz, in Peru.
In 1910 nugget weighing thirty-seven
pounds, troy, was found in Cabarrus
county, North Carolina. A mass weigh
ing ninety-seven pounds, troy, was dis
covered in Zlatouch, district OF the
Southern Ural, in 1912. The Blanch
Barkly nugget, found i'll Australia,
weighing JAG tbs., 8 pwts., troy.
Another mass weighing 112 pounds,
troy, was found in 1851 in the same
country, and also a nugget OF log
pounds. The Welcome Nugget"
found at Ballarat, 1868, weighed 1920
ounces, or 1853 pounds, troy. Another
nugget, weighing 112 pounds, was
found in Australia a few months ago.
The largest nugget ever found in Cali
fornia, so far as we are aware, was 100
pounds weight, and several have been
averaging from twenty to thirty up to
hundred pounds. These large masses
have been almost invariably found In
deposits of similar character to that in
which the Monumental claim is situated,
and we shall not be surprised to hear
that there are more large Jumps where
the hundred and six-pounder came
from. .lH