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sTEAMBoAr PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
mas better facilities OF greater ability Tor
doing fne Steamboat Printing. Our assof 7
ment Of Job Type. though very lafee AM !,
eomplefe. Is constantly being added 70, and
our lob department is under the personal
suferviSion OF one Of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters. plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Ellis IaadinQ. Cards, Deck and Meal TICK
ets Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c., sc. Orders left with either Of the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended 70.
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PostpOnement of Henderson County
Land sale,

TIME UEDERSIEsNEAs. WIG WEEEE
Iu appointed commissioners by the Ken
lucky Legislature TO superIntend and con-
duct the " Henderson County Land sale -
OF VIM McLain, Esq take this method OF
announcing to the public that Inc drawing
OF prizes in the enterprise has been post
pOned until the LIST day o. September, 1869.
When, ON the LIST OF october last, the enter
prise was laid before the pubic, IL was
conf IDENTIFY expected that 1T could be con-
cluded by the l4Lh of January, 1863, the
day liked for the drawing; but several
causes, u 0ae OF which were anticipated,
and wniC could not be controlled by the
COmmiss oners nor by the owner Of the
properly combined To prevent it. Among
these we nay mention the failure to OBJ
tain prin ed matter t the time contracted
for, the tktreme ST igency of ne money
market, Id the dj trust in the minds OF
tine peopI of enter JrIses like this, induced
by causes which e yet fresh in the recol-
hougE tickets are now being rapidly
SOIL, a 81 nejznt number have not been
disposed 4 to justify transfer OF the
Or 3perty F1thOut bringing loss upon the
Fhe fan Ding lands embraced in the en-
terDrise, nearly eight hundred acres of
which al e cleared and tillable, will be
rented cut for the present mt year-lS69 Good
bonds will be assigned to the persons who
draw the said farms
The money iOr the tickets sold Is ia the
hands or the agents, and should any share
holder be dissatisfied with the postpone
lnent, his money VIII De reIuhoeo on the
The undersigned think it will not be
amiss to say, in this connection, that hey
have no pecuniary interest Ia the above
enterprise, nor will they have In the III
Lure. They Will not receive one cent Ioi
their services, and they do not NOW. and
will not at any time, own, hold, or control
single ticket in the enterprise; nor one
dollar received nom the sale of tickets viii
be used by them, nor can the owner OF the
property touch, use, or control any part o.
1t until after the drawing takes place; and
should the enterprise, by any Unforeseen
contingency, prove failure, all money
received from the sale of tickets will be
promptly returned on presentation OF the
tickets to the agent from whom bought.
B. BANKS,
w. $. HOLLOWAY,
ROBERT T. GLASS,
X. T.. STARTLING,
GRANT GREEN
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Three Years at the Price Of Iico.
Fire Years at the Price of Three
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boats Leaving To-Day.

For CAIRo.-The grand Armada a. the
regular aud popular packet for Cairo To-
day at p. NJ. Captain Gus. Dusouehei ,
Billy Fowler and Geo. Nicholson are her
unsurpassed officers. The Crescent city
silver Band aud large party of young
people from PAducah will be aboard To-
day, rendering the trip unusually delight
full.
FoR LouIsvILLE.-Th magnificent Morn
ing Star goes 70 Louisville and all way
ports ut $3.50 p. NJ. Captain A. n. Gilmore
commands, AID II. W. Hutchis IA and
Henry Mitchell are her clever clerks.
For HESDERsoN.-Capt Charley Perkins
turns the MOliie Norton loose az o. clock,
for Henderson, and she is a sumner. A..
o. Durland and Master q. II. Boyle do the
honOrs OF the office. The Mollie and her
officers are immensely popular.
The gay and festive Ballie V. departs for
Henderson at p. NJ. Captains Martin and
Wallen. and clerks Brashear and HiclK are
| good men and obliging officers.
For HAsHvTLLE.-The feet ana popular
Fanny Brandeis lights out for Nashville
promptly at Ar. NJ to-day. Henry Miller
commands, and Kilt and Eugene Rudd
have charge OF the Office. All on board arc
pleasant and obliging.
FOR NEW ORLEANs.-Tbe magnificent
steamer Indiana Is announced for New
Orleans to-day AZ 4PB. There IS no pleas
anter boat In the trade. Captain Reub. Il.
Neal Is veteran commander aud am ala
BILE gentlemen. Charley and Elliott Mil
Ter, her clerks, have "A kind word and a
genial smile for everyone.
For MEMPHIS. VIcKsBURG AND NEW
OILEAEs.-The spacious and finely np.
pointed Louisiana Is also announced fol
Rev Orleans to-day, and Is a pleasant and
timely appointed passenger steamer. Tha
excellent gentleman, Captain Billy Phil-
lips commando, and Mr.. Eagon, as true
and as highly accomplished n gentleman
as floats, is her distinguished clerk.
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
NExSEN & BIXBY,
General Insurance Agents,
AND
ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES,
MARBLE HALL. No. 8 Main ST.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

Dwelling Houses insured for a term OF
years at greatly reduced rates.
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TIOK rs, - ..


THE DRAWING WILL IA IA f
4 place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the LIST day of Septem-
Agents viii furnish pamphlets giving
description of the property, and contain
the safe.
Commissioners who Will manage the en-
teri rise are named in the act of the Legis-
latuce, and their integrity and response
biltty are endorHed in the certificates
(Which will be found in the pamphletS)
of Governor John w. Stevenson, Hons.
Garrett Davis and Thomas Z. McCreery,
United States Senators. Hon. John L.
Bunch, Speaker of the Kentucky House
of Representatives Hon. Archibald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President of the Farmers
Jional bank. John ii. Barrel and others, of
Henderson, KY; II on. w. +. Parrett, udge
of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judi
cIal District, and Nj. =. Johnson, Judge OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Indiana {;
Hon. VIM. II. Walker, Mayor, John -.
Hopkins, President First National Bank.
and others, of Evansville, Indiana, and
many other gentlemen of position and
prominence in Kentucky and Indiana.
TICKETS can be purchased of
L. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
r. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank,
THos. 4. 4. BROOKS, Covington, KY;
JOHN G. LATHAM, President Bank OF
Hopktnsville, Hopkinsville, Ky.
James l.. Dallam, Commercial Bank, Pa
ss- Books opened at these points on the
list OF October, 1868.
PHILIP HORNBROOK. Esq, Water
Street, between Main and Sycamore, and
SEMONIN, DIXON 81 CO, No. - north
First street, will order tickets from the
Agents at Henderson, KY, for those wine
desire to purchase. SEES du
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weather md water.

The snow continued nearly all night OF
Monday. and was about four inches deep
In protected places yesterday morning.
The mercury at An. ranged at 20 above
zero. The clouds dispersed at 10 o'clock
aud the stan shone brightly and melted
the snow where protected from the wind,
which blew stifr breeze from the south
west, and was cold aud chilly. The snow
will soon disappear, and the weather be
pleasant again. The river, during the
twenty-fOur hours ending at 3 O'Clock yes
terdey afternoon, had risen inches. tits
rising very slowly here. and falling above.
Arrives and Departures.
The arrivals and departures mp 20 three
o'clock yesterday include tbs Mary Erwin,
Little Rock TO Cincinnati Ada Lyon,
Green River, TO return; sallie v. and Mol
lie Norton, Henderson, to return; Armada,
from Cairo; Fanny Brandeis, from Nash
VILE: Lady Grace. TO CincinnatI; Cham.
pion, st. Louis TO Cincinnati; A. q. ThOmp.
son, Cincinnati TO Arkansas River.
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MANIFEST OF steamer Fanny Brandeis.
Nashville. 20 Evansville, Feb. 23.-Eva ms
vIlle-R. X Dunkerson q Go So hhds. To-
TOBACCO; VIC Brown q Co., bags dried
app IS. "a bales cotton: RagOn Dlckey a
Carson, l box furs; Reitz a Haney, lot
Louisville BrIdgsford q Co., Is bundles
sheet Iron: j. l.. Phelps n Co. hnds. to-
bacco: Baker, Brown q Co.. boxes eggs.
Cincinnatf-T. A. Phillips a. D., 30 bales
cotton: Robt. Moore & Co.. "a bales cotton.
MANIFEsT-Steamer Romeo, Trip No. 4,
Nashville TO Evansville.-For Evansville !:
X X Dunksrson Il Co, IS hhds tobacco; i
n Humphrey Co. do; VIM Hughes, /
key lard; Fish d Barter, paper pkg; Mar
tin, Gardner q Co, Dbl Of eggs; Ragon,
Dfckey 81 Carson, 8 pkgs mdse: Rhades, 3
bbls beans; VIM shaw, boxes eggs: Well
Romeo. / box eggs; II X Dunkerson & Co,
l39 bales cotton.
For Louisville: Raw Il Co, 8 hhds tobac-
co; Sol Harris, box furs; Pitkin, Wizard
For Cincinnati: Duncan, Ford & Co, 3
bbls eggs.
MAHIFEsT--Armada,f from Cairo 10 Ev-
ansville, Feb. 3.--R X DunkersOn Il Co,
los hhds tobacco; r. q Van Ripper, IA hhdg
Menifee, 10 dry hides, Z BIS feathers, hogs,
l bx meat; kerney az Harper, bales cot
ton; Humphrey P4triek d co, ~ Dijs
iroa, Dbl clay, - bird cages ~, i'i'. =
| SKIS feathers: Carpenter, White ~ D.,
| ker, cases mdse; Blomer l1oSln@s
| 8 pkgs bedsteads; Happier a. -, DON eskss
/ 2foc< we'll q Co 2 boxes tobacco; oardner
& Noel, 1 pkg money; 9. wee o. 81 No. S,e,si .
| pkgs eggs: Martin * oafdnsa tle.IsIi
| tobacco: t. Cross, II packages honSehoid
s1Fss For reshipment 20 Louisville-0 bales
/ furs and hides, Hogsheads Tobacco, III bar
re For IiG Teshipmont TO CincInnati-s barrels
| buckWheais
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Among the first boats due here are the
Quiekstep. from Cairo; Lewellin, from
Passport; Robert Moore, for Nashville;
Noble Hambleton, Darling, and Norman,
from Memphis; Sam- j. Hale, for Mem
phisi Louisiana, LeOnidas, and Indiana,
for New Orleans; Mary Houston, Robert
Burns, and Richmond, from New Orleans;
Emma Floyd, from Nashville; Lawrence
and Melnotte. from from st. Louis; Morn
lag Star, from Louisville.
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Business was right good on the levee
yesterday Notwithstanding the unpropl-
tious weather......The Lady Grace received
a magnificent trip, including nearly three
hundred bales cotton, corn, peanuts. &C,
&e...............TheA Armada had a magnificent
trip, including over one hundred hogs
heads tobacco, and a caDin full OF people.
........The Champion was very well loaded.
and discharged some freight here.........T The
Fanny Brandeis and Romeo had big trips
in. Their respective manifests will be
found below. Billy Knight is the mate OF
the Romeo, and none better ever com
manded forecastle.. Ben. II.
Egan, Of Nashville, was a passenger by the
Romeo........-Ed. Brown. is steward on the
Fanny Brandeis, and is famous for fur
nishing excellent grub...........-..The Mollie
Norton had fOrty-two passengers from the
f., H. & n. R.R. yesterday -.......The q. A
Thompson passed down:on Monday with
out being seen here.........The Wauanita
passed down yesterday morning without
landing. being loaded to the guards, and
covered all over with furniture. ..... We
regret to learn that Jim Montague's game
rooster was $50 ungallant as to make a
murderous assault on his peahen, on their
way around to his farm, and picked one
of her eyes out. He should be tried before
Recorder Willard for bigamy..-.TheC Cum
beriand, being fully repaired, was receiv-
ing literally for Cairo and way points.
Capt. Ben. Howard, her gallant command
err, returned from st. Louis yesterday
morning .........Capt. Bony Hayward. Of the
Linton, Is in the city Ada Lyon
had a good trip from Green River........O uT
Nashville correspondent sends ms the fol-
lowing items; "The Unprotected Female
is the title OF a sensational river story now
being published In a New York leg-plcture
paper. Tho initial chapter IS illustrated
by a wood-cut, representing Lord Palmer
ston rescuing the heroine from the dam
gers OF a state room on dlsreputable
hind-wheeler-.-..The Union and american
takes up the cudgel ina defense OF the John
Lumsden. Somebody has been slandering
that craft, calling her q slow coach, and
| giving her the name OF Lumlx ,..... "A -ddn
Wolf. the wharf master, has gone and com.
/ mitIed matrimOny."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06
MARRIED,

On tho Gath Of December. by tho Rey. J ,
NJ. Boyd, MIR. D. p. BOYD, tQ MIsa 8, EC
THOMPSON, all of Newberry. E,f %G'e.'-
The fair brlde will accept our acknowledge.
mcnts for cake 'scnt,S s%%%M D%
|: There is nothing: like logo-sunselfsl,, pn-
dying, self.sacrineiDg Iove. And wc wish
that our fair youugzTfrlehd may experience
ali Of Parthenfa's thrilling cmotion:
"What love is, If thou wouldst 10 taught,
Thy heart must teach alono
Two souls with buta single thought,
Two hearts that beat Us oncI"
On the 22d inst, nt Jalapa, s. c. by
'Rcv.J..K ,Hendenhnll, w. Il. SrEARMAN,
ESQ, to MATTE g.. CLARK, daughter Of DR..
r. =. Clark.
Accompanying the above notice was n
hnndsome wedding cake, for whfoh compli-
ment the editor returns his thanks to the
fair b'ido, and wishes her very happy
new year-matrimouially.
On the 23d of Dccembcr. last, by Rev. NJ.
NJ. Boyd. DIX. CRUMP Of Emanuel County.
Ca, TO Miss. SUE SAMPLES, of Edgetleld,
S. G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06

TnE RAGE FOR Tartan. Every va.
riety Of tartan is very fashionable in
London. and is rapidly becoming so in
this country. 1t is adapted to costumes,
to Macfarlanc cloaks. and to waterproof
suits, and now fourth style hns come
IN voguc-worh pretty much as High.
lander wears his plaid. a long scarf
shnwl is required. This is folded length
wise In eight, taking care that the fringe
fall on the outside. TO drape it over the
figure, it is first placed across the left
shoulder, letting one of tho ends fall at
the back, like sash, upon the skirt.
Then it covers the chest, passes under
The right arm, cncirclrs the waist at the
back IN the form of band, rccrosscs
the front, and is lastly thrown over lhc
right shoulder TO conclude, the end of
tho shawl is slipped throug II tho part
that forms tho waislband at the back
and two ends, which should be of tho
same length, and fall on tho skirt DO.
hind.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06

London, january 4.--In wow Of the
Presidents general amnesty proclama.
ton, Jefferson Davis, John Slidcli, james
Mason, a Dudlsy Mann and other Con.
federates are preparing to return home.
On and after january, 1860, all editors,
schonlmustcrs. and ministers Of the Cos.
pei, will he passed free Of charge over
the Lohigh Valley Railroad, upon show.
ing their certificates Of Office. .g....
- WASHINGTON, January.4--2 p. M.-
The Supreme Court rc.asscmblcd today.
Members Of Congress aro arriving rapid.
y, and there will be quorum tomorrow.
8 P. M.--.Tho bill authorizing tho
militia in North Carolina, South Caro-.
lima, Florida, Alabama and Louisiana,
passed before the recess, will DO signed
by tho President.
Dispatches sent hcnco says that Grant
is determined to root ont whiskey. rail
road and other rings, even ifho has 10
fill every civil Office from The army or
navy.
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Christmas and our Sabbath Schools,

Christmas was celebrated by the va
rious Sabbath Schools of Our town, in a
bocohhing and appropriate, manner. Sick.
ness prevented Our participating in the
general JOY of these'happy and innocent
festivities md thorcloro we can only say
that tho Methodist and Baptist Schools
had most beautiful Holly trees, filled
with, fruits, and presents, from tho most
elegant dolls for the lnrscr children, to
the simplest, but none the less handsome
gifts, Tor the smaller children. we arc
pleased to lenrn that both trees were II
charming success and thut tho happiness
Of the children was full and completc.
Thcdc trees being planted in the Churches
above mentioned, wero Of course public,
and t',c JOY was shared by the commu
nifty. at large. Tho Lutheran Church
being closed on. account Of having no
pastor, and its s'cliool wo believe, gone
into winter quarters; there was no cclc-
bratloh by that denomination. The
Presbyterian School enjoyed the scnson
In a'party, at the house Of tho pastor,
Mr. blioklo. ""...
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"A Now Volume.

With this Issue commences new vol.
uno, and tho proprictors enter upon II
With the; earnest hope Of being able, this
year, to, make the Herald more acccrta.
tho fn1y e ~ ,pany readers than heretofore.
"e ~ pot mako uny high sounding
promlscs Of particular changes or impor.
tantf6ht1rcs, bnt will cndcavor constantly
to do nll in our power to bring the lIor
aid to high" standpoint Of excellence.
WoAhank onr7 frisnds and patrons for
tho kind considerafionand material hep
given ns:the Rasu year.. and trust that
the tssame feelings may follow US through
the ye9r just entered Npon. D.. -
lfthis paragraph meets the eye Of any
ono not n subscriber, we ask him or her,
to scnd ii their namrs with tho price, or
to go 10 wofk'nt once and Get up club
Of fivc, ten, or twenty,nanes. bring them
to us .nnd"wo will rcturn them n suitable
compliments Old. subscribers arc iu-
vitsli1o help increase our list elso, for by
30 aoing. thcX iwjll! enable US to make
such improvements in the pnpor us will
be Beneficial 'othe,n and pleasant to us.
LetW; 5avo .n ffw moro Subscribers, and
We viii work w}}G greater energy. '
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Mr.. Charles Dickens, in answer to an
appeal made for printers almshouscs in
England, writes II beg to say shall be
happy to devote the gross amount of my
next reading in London to the fund.
What should have been without prin.
ters? am grateful, and wish to show
It,"
The Charleston Street car COMPANY
have declared a quarterly dividend Of
S l.25 per share.
There arc over sixteen millions of
dollars in the Savings Banks Of San.
FranciSc, belonging to the laboring
class Of that city.
The fruit crop Of the Bahamas is very
abundant this year. but as there is no
demand for it for transportation, mil
lions OF oranges arc rotlin, on the trees.
When a single gentleman cannot pass
clothes line without counting all the
long stockings, it is sign he ought to
get married, and the sooner the better.
Wicked men stumble over straws in
The way to heaven, but climb over hills
in the way to destruction.
EngiShmcn are pcti,ioning Parliament
to let them marry their wives sister.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06

Russia is vigorously and relcntcssly
crushing out everything in Poland that
marks its nationality. Many young
Polish couples who would not submit to
Russian marriage service have secretly
married at Sofipol, by Smith, who,
until recently, did very good business
The Russian authorities found him out,
and sent him to Siberia. The marriages
made by him were dcclarcd illegal,
and the nnlucky young husbands have
been enrolled in the TIL my. Even baptism
must be done Ia Russo. The peasants
think thcre is no saving ctIirncy in this,
and the Christian ceremony is often
performed at the very point of the bayo.
net. The Catholic inhabitants arc in
some districts cscor ted 10 church by
soldiers and police officers, 80 rcsolntely
do they resist the introduction Of the
Knssian language and scm.Grcck scr.
vices into their church service.
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! d. LI'TT } =
Cash and Cash Only,

Fromn tlIs datvw enforce rigidly the
cash system, with ali; alike. Exceptions
mado'eauring the post year, by special
rsquosteand on promises strong md :ap.
p':entiY tspthf"', have proven tho fullacy
Of crsdit,? We cannot indulge tho ex.
pcnsiys habit longer. Cash for job
work, cnsh for subscriptions, cash for
advertisements. hereafter Is tho rule.
Remtinbcs it, bring YOUR money in hand
II yoWiiecd anything In our line.
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BURKE'S WEEKLY
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

For 1869, will bo the best volume vet e..
Sned. II VIII contain capital story of
nBoy"Lifc Among tho Indians" by Rev. r.
Is: GonidiDg, author of "Young Nlaroonors. ,;
Mountain Hall, II Tale Of the Old Domin.
iTn; Inoon by yo phiIip Barrett author of "Tho
Msneef. In roy OF Mans(eldt; Lillian LtsIe, or
Po.t .S a' t.1c Uld Farm House. "by Mrs. S. r.
oy lady Of South Carolina; "BiogranHies
Of ANCIENT Persons. for young Peopie >" by
Kcv. l. b: Russe's, A, NJ; "Poor Hcnrvh
from the German Of +. IIoffmnn trunslotcd
Dy !ndy Of Virginia; and many other
a.t:activo stories and poems, elegantly illus.
!ratea. Terms 81 aycar. Liberal discount
10. 10 c,uns; specimen copies aud premium
'lst sent free on application to the publishers
Jan 6 81. wv ''e''' VII
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Index to Now Advertisements.

Winthrop b. " Williams & Son, Cotton
Factors and Commission Merchants, Ac-
commoda,ion Wharf, Charleston, S. G.
Dupont's Gun Powder. Mossrs. Car.
vile & Mclaughlin nre the agents (or
The sale Of this juStlytcclebrated powder.
LandIcth's Garden Seeds. Mcssrs.
P'nt & FAINT have just received lnree
and fresh stock Of garden seeds, from
the above well known grower.
Notice. Vcry Special. Matthias Barre
& Son.
Gr.envii'c & Columbia Railroad Co.
Greenvilc Female College. This Col
lrgc, we'll and farorably known, opens
3d Wednesday in February, under very
fIat,ering auspices. ::
Furman University, with n talented
corps Of teachers and a splendid cnricu,
lum, resumes on Wednesday, the Sd
February.
Lato Arrivals, at Ro8t. Stewards O
nearly everything ornamental, useful
substantial and desirable. :.
Quarterly Tax Notice. j. NJ. Ward
Treas. N. G. 1.! .4.r..
100 Tons Puro Peruvian Gnano anG
all the tested Commercial Fertilizers 70,
salo by Maycs C Mnrtin.
Notice Sale TO foreclosc mortgage. a
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COMMERCIAL.

: NEwDERRY, Jan. 5.--Reccived tho past
week $50 bales, at prices from % to "a cents
for middlings.
CoLUMDIA. january 4.-Salcs Of cotton
today II lcs-middlings Mc.
=, NEW York, jan. a. p. M.-Cotton
flrmcr. at 2Gl 81.
.CnARLEsroN, Jan. 4-Cotton advanced
&c stock very light snlos $50 bnlcs-mtd.
dlings 254, receipts PAT.
AUGUSTA. Jun. 4.-Dcmanl for Cotton
fair, saIes S78 balcs-receipts -middlnss
2J. - &C.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4-Eyening Cotton
active-upluntls IL III, Orleans lit 1l3-
sales 20, 900 bales. 49,. ..,