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LIST Of VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS Poh


UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS PohE
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifton, Williams, sailed. 10
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed. May lS
MEsTI0
BoSToE. II.
Bark Scilian, Percival, cleared ~
schr Anna Glover, Ten 2, cleared May -
Schr Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared. ........... May 26
BELFAST, NE.
Echr Daybreak, Blake, up...... May 10
HKW YORK.
schr II Richards Irving, cleared. 20
Sehr Minnie. Hudson, cleared May 26
scbr Lilly, Hughes, 90
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Prometheus. Gray, cleared. zee. May %
Br1g Josie Devereu1, Clark, up...........M MAY 18
schr Sarah Cullen, Avis, cleared. 25
schr Minnie Mpplier, Conover. cleared. May %
BALTIMORE.
schr Netie Richardson. Davis, up. May %
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PagaenRor1,

Per steamship Magnolia, for New York-Mrs Tracy
and daughter, J z Campbell and lady, DR. Moore,
Master Moore, Mrs O,Brien and two children, T d
Kennedy, W Fishburne, ] Best. 8 Rockfellow,
Solomon. W. Peake Rev c McMshon, George
Yeaton. Luders, A Mcdowell. Reynolds
copklin, McRae, McHilen, II steerage and on
deck.
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Macon Market.

MACON, May S1.-CorroN.-our last weekly re-
view closed upon'a dull ma ket but there was
manifest improvement Cd the first day OF the present
wees the sales of the day amounting to POT bales,
and prices tracton higher for the best cotton The
demand throughout the week has beon good. aud to-
day the market was more active. with good de-
mand-sales being effected on the basis OF rs ha26zc
Tor mid ilings. The receipts to-day amount to 70
bales shipments. 1876 bales sale, u bales The
quotations nr, as follows Ordinary 23 good erdi.
mary 24K low midding Is m!ddllns 2Sha2sA.
The receipts have been very light this week, sum-
ming up only lS9 bales; shipments. 6e8 oales; sales
COTTON STATEMENT.
Slock on hand September !. 1S68........ .1326
Received this week. ................. Lou
Received previously. .o7,7o9-oHoSo
50.224
sbinnad ,bis week sss
Shipped previously .........".. ......b72T-67sIS
Stock On hand ............. 1851
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THE ASTONISHING

THE ASTONISHING
DISINF &c T A Mt.
EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD GA, December %. 1858.
Prot. DALBY Dear Str-naviug not oeen en-
gagged for uiauy years in the active duties OF the
Medica profession am only superhcialY acquaint.
ed with the Cams ef your PropnyEaet,c fluIu out
am well acquainted with its chemical elem enls
While therefore annot speak experimentally OF
the value of tpc compound vet the disinectlnS and
tberaueutc ,rop rites of the agents emOyed in its
comIosIticn, together with the well known reputa-
Iion If It's dIscove er chemist, authorize me 10
regard It's merit as OF high order; on the whole 1t
must be luered as valulole contri1uEon 10 tue
class of articles 10 which II belongs.
These cws Inav add. are sustained ny the testi.
rnony OF many mpetcni judges. who have tested
its properties. Believe me, dear slr
Yours. respectfully,
A. MEANS, n. D., IL. D.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS, sTlNGs' &C.
ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL,
TUSCALOOSA December 22. 1858.
Messrs JOHN DARBY l. Co, No. lt0 Wiul-m'stfeet
6;elncaen-f received your circulars of the i tn
instant asking an expression oi opinion from me As
TO the morI:s of your Prophylactic Flu d. Jhe pre-
,nrat,on has been Sd G neraIly used by the prots-
sion and pubic at large and so universally esieem-
ed that it seems 10 me 10 need 10 iar'ncr rrcon-
mendatIoD.
dcat d. il is not excel b, any similar preparation
Wo use permeaneauic prepa atoms very extensively
In this Ii spial, and cou d not do wi,hout them.
consider you's tie best and most eiegan' piepats-
ton OF tho kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours, &c, -,,,, -,
sup't and Physician Alabnma Insane Hospital.
DOWIE s. NOISE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Jane 1-corToN.- here has been
good demand to-day aud all lots that were offered Mt
reasonable prices were sold readily. We quote Liy'
erpool mid ding 27a21A. Market closes very hrm.
Sales 6l4 ba' es. kecelpts l6 bales.
AUGUSTA COTTON STATEMENT, My 81, l069
stock on hand September l. IB68...... I60
Receipts since to date. s'726
Exports aud home consumption. s.426
Stock On hand May ,Su0-93, 725
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uonurne.s per souea Carolina Railroad
.June g.

S2e bales Cotton, 81 bales Domestics, "a packages
Bacon and Lard, 1921 pigs Iron. car Stock. To
Railroad Agent. Goldsmith & Son, Kirkpatick &
Witte, Pelzer. Rodgers & Co. 2 Wiss, Johnston,
Crews & Co, olsehorp, Herring Co. T Getty,
Litschgi, Street Bros Co, D Ahrens Co, Boil
mann Bros Rlecke Bchsohte, Muller, Nimitz i Co,
Cobia Co, g W Williams L Co, and Order.
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BETTING BETTING !

BETTING! BELTING!
5000 FEET oAK.rANNED LEATHER BELT.
ING
5000 FEET GUM BETTING, 2, 8. 4, and s
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN MErALLIc-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES sLAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
75O YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, INCH TO IL INCH Dl.
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, 4 INCH TO u
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHoLE AND HANDHOLE GAsKETs OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARkLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
'January1 emo
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THE GALLOWS.

rx.eution that Didn't fako Place
Respite In tho very Nick OF Time-
Curious Scene ut the Gal1oWs, &c.
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Drugs, Gbfmifals, Gtf.
AYERS SARSAPAR1LLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

THE REPU On
this excellent medicine en-.
JOYS. is derived from lis
cures, many Of which are
truly marvellous. 1nvete-
rate cases Of Scrofulous
disease, where the system
seemed saturated With
corruption, have been pu'
rined and cured BY It:
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which we're ag-
'graysied by tho scrofu:
ions contamination until
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ConEignees per Northeastern Railroad
June q.

Stores, Stock, Ndse, &c. To ] Marshall, Jr, Gold
smith & Son, D Stoney, Quinby Co. Ingraham
Bon. D Aiken b Co, NJ McGinnls. Reeder gavis:
e starr, R F Emanuel, DR. q NJ Haig, and Railroad
Agent
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Tho echr T Iraflon T pes. from Georgetown,
S C, arrived ut Bath, Me- May %.
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dates was as follows:

Stock OF cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills, now $4,000 bales; same time 1858, no.
coo bales. Middling uplands now liHd; then
lid.
The arrivals at this port for the week have
been 9627 bales OF uplands and 37S bags OF sea
slands and Floridas, against 1888 bales OF up
lands and $50 bags OF sea islands and Floridas
ne week before, and 55Os bales Of uplands and
26S bales OF sea islands and Flordas for the week
last year. These supplies have arrived through the
following sources, say: or uplands, per South
Carolina Railroad, s472 bales; per Northeastern
Railroad ess; Savannah Railroad "a; Georgetown,
8. O., i19; Edisto 10; Florida 4. or sea islands:
James Island %; Christ Church IA; Chisolm's
Min s; st. Andrews 8: Beaufort IS; Northeastern
Railroad ss; Johns Island Is; Savannah Railroad
Is; Edisto II; wadmalaw 8; Savannah Is; Florida
Ill bags.
The transactions and prices prevailing in this
market for the week have been as follows
On Friday, November g. the demand was mo-
aerate with an easier tendency in prices; sales
400 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quot
ed at 2a@24 low middling PAX; middlng PAX,
and strict middling 2l7lc = fb.
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SHIPS,

SHIPS.
Ellen Southard, e4S tens, Morse, at Atlantic
wharf, loadidg for Liverpool-Willis & Chis-
Duke OF wellington tBr), 724 tons, Allen, at Van
derhorsts wharf, for Liverpool, loading
Ravenel 4 co.
Annie Kimbal 1872 tons, Stinson, at Central wharf,
for Liverpool, loading--Street Bros co.
John Bright (Br), sos tons, McMullen. at Accommo-
dation wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Risley
Il Creighton.
Juventa (Nor), 3se tons, Wright, at Boyce & co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool. ready M Fredsberg.
Dalkcith (Br), S4s TOMS Langwill at Kerr's iarf,
for Liverpool loadIng-R Mure CO.
B Wyman, tons, Wyman, at Atlantic wharf,
Jerome Jones, (Br,) e24 tons, Crosby, at Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W Roach & co..
Iris tBr,l- tons, Sullock at Marshall's wharf,
for Port in Great Britain, loading-R Mure
Mary Killam (Br), 421 tons, Butler, at Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loadng-J & T Getty.
Don Justo, - tons. Bonhofr at Atlantic wharf for
Liverpool, loading-Wilhs & Chsolm.
BRIGS.
Lady Perle Br), 356 tons, Patterson, at Benefits
wharf, from Salt River. Jam, waiting-J A
Enslow co.
Mary Francis, 432 tons, Francis, at Adger's
wharf, for Havre, loadng-W Roach CO:
Monica 143 tons, McCobb, In Ashley River, for a
Northern Port, loading Enslow Il CO.
Shamrock, l62 tons, Ray, at Brown & co.'s wharf,
for Liverpool, ready-W Roach & co.
Josie A Devereaux 425 tons, Clark, at Brown Il
co.'s wharf, for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith
& Son.
A Fomento SPAN, 197 tons. Alsina, at Brown &
co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W P Hail.
C Roosevelt, 235 tons, Call, at Union wharf, from
Boston, discharging-Rsley & Creighton.
John Balch, 143 tons Gardner at Brown co.'s
what, from Matanzas, dlscharging-W Hall.
SCHOONERS.
Thomas Miscommins ITO tons, Wyatt, at Ben
nett's wharf, repairing-J Enslow CO.
Petrol, 100 tons, Shanks, at Palmetto wharf, from
Baltimore, to be repaired-J A Enslow CO.
Mary f Femerlck, 2l7 tons, Darsey, in the Stream,
for Baltimore, rcady-H Baker & Co.
N " Smith, 295 tons, Tooker, in Ashley River,
for New York, ready-W Roach & co.
John Griffin, 305 tons, Foster, at Central wharf,
for Philadelphia, loading-H F Baker d co.
wharf, for New York. loading-W Roach 4 co.
Lilly, 4l2 TONS Hughes at Northeastern Railroad
wharf, for New York, loading-W Roach Il CO.
David Collins, - TONS Townsend, at n + Railroad
wharf, for Wilmington, Del, loading-II +
Baker & CO.
Marcus Hunter, 1873 tons, Orr, in Ashley River,
for New Orleans, loading-T Tupper Sons
Ralph Carlton, 1888 tons Carter, in Ashley River,
from Rockport, Me. discharglng--Olney CO.
wharf, from Boston, discharging-Risley d
Creighton.
Archer K Reeves, 253 tons, Ireland, at Kerr's
wharf, from New York, discharging-W Roach
AddIe Fuller - TONS Henderson, in the Stream,
from Norfolk, Va, just arrived Enslow
Margaret Il Lucy, - tons Crosby, in the Stream,
from New York, just arrived-W Roach d CO.
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THE COTTON MARKEr.-With fairly maintained
receipts at the cotton ports, and cautious buying
on the part of manufacturers, the market has ex.
hibited heavy feeling throughout the week, and
prices have had a steady tendency to go lower.
In the English market the staple opened at 12Hd
for uplands and receded to 11Hd. At New York
1t commenced at 25Xc and declined to 24x@24Xc,
and at this port middling uplands, which began
at 2zHc, fell or to 23kc . ID.
The Liverpool and New York markets have
shown the following transactions and prices for
the week as reported by kilograms: On Friday,
November 9Th, the former was steady at 1870,
sales L, 900 bales; the latter was heavy and &c
over at 2511c, sales 300 bales. On Saturday the
former was dull, uplands I'D, sales 10000 bales;
the Inter was heavy and &c lower at 25%c, sales
1000 bales. On Monday the former was quiet at
11Xd, sales 200 bales; the latter was heavy and
30 lower, sales 1900 bales at 25Hc. On Tuesday
the former closed steady at uxda11Xd, sales
5000 bales; the latter was heavy and lower at
z5fc, sales $500 bales. On Wednesday the former
closed steady at 11xd sales 10000 bales; the lat
ter was decidedly lower at 24H@24Hc p fb. Yes
terday the former was quiet and dull at 11xd; the
latter was frmer at Csc.
The stock OF the article in sight at the latest
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Markets by Telegraph.
-anrrN,y rranuRrO

LONDON, November 11-Noon.-Consols 931s
Bonds S31s. Tallow 46s 9.
LIVERPOOL, November 1-Noon.-Cotton quiet
uplands 1lxd; Orleans l1Xd; sales 10000 bales
Corn 29s Sd.
Afternoon.-Cotton dull. Lard firm at lis.
Bacon 67s Cd.
Evening.-Cotton dull; uplands 11Kd; Orleans
117<d; sales 10000 bales; for export and specula
tion 1000 bales. Naval stores quiet.
PARIS November 1l.-Bourse opens firm.
HAvRB, November l1.-Cotton opened nat; on
the spot II 42c; aloat If S2c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November l1-Noon.-Stocks dull
and unsettled Money! Sterling long o; short
OK. Gold 26%. Sixty-two's coupon, 15X; Ten
nessees, excoupon, 60; new 52%; virginias, ex
coupon, soy; new 54 Louisianas, old IS; levee3
old 59H; new 80; Alabama eights o.; nves co.
Georgia skies so; sevens COX; North Carolinas, old
At; new 3S Flour favors buyers. Wheat shade
hrmer Corn 1c better. Mess pork quiet a. s2s
75a3o. Lard quiet. Cotton 1rmer at 25c. Tur-
pentne firm 47a47Kc. Rosn quiet; good strain
cd 81 25. Freights dull.
Evening Cotton closed quiet and dropping;
sales $500 bales, at 25c. Flour slightly favored
buyers; superhne State $5a5 25; common to fair
extra Southern s5 s5a0 40. Wheat 1c better, with
moderate speculative demand; amber Michigan
at 81 4oa1 As; winter red Western 81 4oa1 Al.
Corn shade better; mixed Western 81 DIAL o..
Pork firm at $50. Lard shade firmer. Whlskey
steadier, 81. Rice dull. Sugar steady. Coffee
moderately active Molasses in moderate re-
quest. Turpentine 47a47Kc. Governments firm.
'e2's 15H. Southerns dull but steady. Money
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Exports of the Week.
p0REIGN


L1yERpoor-per Norwegian bark Juventa-1100
bales upland cotton 112 bbls rosin, Ill tons phos-
phate.. Per brig Shamrock-l6 Dales sea isiaho
cotton, 1902 bales upland cotton.
HARBoR ISLAND, BAH-Per British schr Rosalle-
100 bbls -four % bags corn, II bags peas, IL Dds
bread, bale dry goods, bbls potatoes, 2 Dds
enions, bbls grst.
PORT IN GULF OF MExIco-Per schr Ada Ames-
300 tierces rice.
A PORT IN GREAT BR1TA1N-Per British bark cor
nucopa-7S5 bbls spirits turpentinc, oio DDS
rosin.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRE-Pcr steamship WeybossettGlO5Z
bales upland cotton. Per steamship MIME
tonka-l0o0 bales upland cotton. 40 bags sea
island cotton, bags WOOL ia tlerces rice, 4o
bales domestics and sundries... Per steamship
Gulf Stream-101 bales upland COTTON. 'reI
steamship Georgia. bags sea island cotton, 724
bales upland cotton, 80 tierces rice, q barrels
oranges. :. Per steamship James Adger-sSO
bales upland cotton, OIL bags sea lsano COTTON, Nv
tlerces rice, 81 bales yarn, CD Dols oranges, F. 10 10
packages Per steamship Manhattan-S SO bags
sea island cotton, 1866 bales upland cotton, 90
tierces rice, 90 bales yarns and domestlcs As b0s
oranges, 14s empty barrels, 43 packages sundrles'
Per schr Myrover-5l2 bales upland cotton'
103 bbs rosin, 90 terces rice, 173 empty barrels,
200 bags cotton seed. box lead, cases paint, .
bales paper shavings.. Per British schr Ella
Howell-Inward Cargo. Per schr n W Smlth-
10000 feet timber, plank and boards.
PHILADBLPHIA-Per steamship W Ererman-
5G6 bales cotton, 1877 tierces rice 253 bbls rosin
locomotive tires, 245 car springs, II gum springs,
l4l bales yarn, so casks clay, and sundry pack
eges.
DALT1MoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-1OO tierces
rice, 454 bales upland cotton, 10 casks clay, 81
tons pig iron is hhds hides II bales hides 20 bbls
oranges "a empty barrels. Per steamship Mary
land02e6 bales cotton, l64 terccs rice, IA bales
waste. 10 bales yarn, 90 bbs oranges 10 casks
clay, IS tons pig iron, Al packages hides, marble,
&C. Per schr Henrictta-250 tons Phosphate.
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easier at 5a7 per cent, with liberal offerings Ster
I ling dull at 9. Gold steady at 26x. Stocks gen.
orally unsettled.
| BALTIMORE, November 11.-Cotton nomina1y
at 24xc. Flour dull; quotations unchanged
Wheat steady; prime to choice 81 33a1 ss. Corn
scarce and higher; white new soa95c; old 81 o5
Oats dull at 6Sa5Sc Rye dull and unchanged
Ness pork and bacon quiet whiskey better
| at 81 o.
| CINCINNATI, November 11.-Corn in good de
mand and higher at s6aS7. Whiskey dull; time
sales at 81; cash e7c. Provisions nominaly I'M
changed. Mess pork $31. Lard 16al7Kc
ST. LOUIS, November 11.-Corn firm for the
better grades; yellow reached s4as5c. Whskey
nrmer at 81. Provisions duh. New mess pori
$780, Bacon, jobbing sales clear sides 20c; shoul
ders scarce; no sales. Lard heavy in kegs al
| 17%a1Sc.
LOUISVILLE, November 11.-Corn 85c. Provi
sions heavy. Mess pork $50. Bacon, shoulders
1sHc; clear sides 2oc. Lard 17Xc. Whiskey csc
WILMINGTON, November 11.-Spirits turpentint
frmer at 42&c. Rosin quiet at 81 55 for strained
| Crude turpentine steady 81 65a2 IS. Tar steady
| at 81. Nothing done in cotton.
AUGUSTA, November 11.-Cotton, market frmel
and more active; sales 7oe bales; receipts "a;
bales; middling 22Aa23c.
| SAVANNAH, November 11.-Cotton, receipts 26ot
bales; exports $3.50 bales; sales 500 bales; mid
ding 2SXc; market very quiet.
MOBILE, November 11.-Cotton, sales 1900 bales
market opened active at &c, and stirened to the
outside rates; closed quiet under unfavorable &C
counts; mddling o31la2319c; receipts 80 bales
exports 39S bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 11.-Cotton mode
rately active ard flrmcr at 23%a23Ac; sales 53ot
bales; receipts 1892 bales; exports to Havana 6t
bales. Sugar Ia good demand; fully fair 12hs
12Xc; yellow clarified 1870. Molasses, prime SOS
&c. Gold 28X. Sterling 37h. New York sight
exchange ,saA discount.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston, from New York-Geo
W Quntard, II Guessler. J liassell, n B Weed,
Mrs + Hasscll, Miss J A Fremont. Mrs Townsend,
Miss Winberg, ] Ryan and wife, Mrs wulpin,
child and nurse, Louisa Wulpin, Chas Lee. Chas
Tallau Miss A N Dosebrook, w Mayneld and
Miss White, J Caruthers and wife, Miss Caruthers,
Geo Rogers, + Ford and wife, Geo II Lounds-
berry, Geo Farmer, II Beach, G Block and
WIFE, T NJ Bristol l. BRISTOL, Fl McHugh, j
White, w II Schafer, Belts, and In the
steerage.
Per steamship Magnolia, for New York-Charles
Appleton, J Riley, l. Buckeew and lady, Mrs j
A Smith, E o Adams E Hopkins, NJ Darlington,
and two Sisters OF Mercy.
Per steamer City Point, from Paatka via Jack
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah-L Coog-
ler. vareia, H Eichelberger, b Sherman, Saas,
Mrs Hoffman, J c Reed, + NJ Seabrook, A Walsh,
Townsend, Stone & Murray's Circus Troupe,
and 10 on deck.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

MONTGOMERY, November e-harket dull, with
out buyers. but plenty sellers. We quote low mid
dlings nominal at 22Ec.
ATLANTA, November e.-The market closed
quiet at 23c for middlngs; 22s for low middlings;
2l x for good ordinary; 2Oh for ordinary.
COLUMBUS, November 9.-There has been O
good demand at 221sc for middlings Sales 4lo
bales; receipts 500 bales; shipments 262 bales.
SELMA, November o.-The market yesterday
was very quiet, with no sales OF any consequence
We quote nominally mdding 2224; low mddline
221s; good ordinary %.
SUMTER, November9-0ur market has stead
ily declined since our last issue owing to the de-
cline in New York 10 25H for middling, and every
indication OF still further decline. Sales for past
week 26l bales from % to 23Hc.
MACON, November 0.-COTToN.-Thc market
was rather firm to-day, with q fair demand al
22Ac for the best grade of cotton. Holders are
firm and disposed to hold, only selling to meet
engagement. All would be held If nothing had
been advanced. Received today 554 bales; sold
346 bales; shipped 25S bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12
Exports.

LTvERPooL-Per British bark John Bright~5
bags sea island cotton, 1855 bales upland cotton,
IA tons phosphate, 3Ol bags cotton seed, III bbls
rosin.. Per British bark Jerome Jones-1S29
bales upland cotton, "a bags sea island cotton.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Magnolla-44 bags
sea island cotton, 1885 bales upland cotton, 80
bales yarn 40 tierces rice, Q packages dried ruit
13 bundles paper. 27 bbls oranges, and sundries
-. Per schr Ida Birdsall-52 bales upland cotton,
As casks rice, 1135 bbls rosn 2lo casks clay $4,000
feet timber and boards.
PHILADELpH1A-Per schr John A Grifln-205
tons phosphate rock, 14o tons old iron, 81 casks
clay.
WILMINGTON, DEL-Per schr Mary f Femerick-
$50 tons phosphate rock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12
Love and Thought.

Two well-assorted travellers use
The highway, Eros and the muse.
Prom the twins is nothing hidden,
To the pair is naught forbidden;
Hand in hand the comrades go
EVERY nook Of nature through;
Each for other they were porn,
Each can other best adorn;
Tney Know one only mortal grief
past all balsam or relief,
when, by false companions crossed,
The pilgrims have each other lost.
[R. w. Emerson.