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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-08
NASHVILLE. 1869.

Sir: This capaciOus, or as Mr.. Samuel ID.
Morgan says. Grand Building is about COM
pleted.
We are in good readiness FOR Storage OF all
articles of Merchandise and Produce sent in
packages whether for sale or shipment or to be
held here for account of the owner.
The very large Granary, $1,000 square feet, Is
a success against the depredatiOns of rats and
of mice too unless sent TO us within sacks of
grain. 1t is just the arrangement needed Tor
Wheat. Rye. Barley, Oats. Corn Neal and
Flour in sacks or paper bags.
Each owner can be furnished with separate
apartment by promptly communicating the
quantity to be sent. We procure advances on
Produce and Merchandise sent to US. and cover
same with insurance unless ordered not to DC
so.
We think We have one of the most secure
buildings in this country, and offer this com,
munity, as we think, better, cheaper and
safer accommodation than can be found any
where. EDWIN H. DOUHLho,
iy 6fu MANAGE
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1t is suggested by the Boston Post that
there is getting to be rather more Of
Beecher than the public desires. The
sunplv is so great that the market has
70 he "doctored to keep it up to the
absorbing point There is daily, and
hourly almost, something about Henry
Wand Beecher, a letter from a sister
Beecher, a magazine article from another
Beecher, denial from Bonner about
Beechor, areminiscence of some departed
Bercber, until Il becomes difficult to find
snv reading that is not based upon
Beecher LIZ actually moro of Beecher
than any body desires, however partial
one NAV be to Beecher, male or female.
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL TERM OF THIS
i Law School will open on
wednesday, October Is, 1859.
Fall course two terms of six months each. Stu
dents admitted to the Senior class on exami~
nation By application on or before
October o, 1859.
Tuitisn fee, $50 90 per annum: including use
of Library. For particulars address
HENRY HITCHCOCK,
Dean of Law Faculty,
2O2 North third street, St, Louis, Missouri
vi 2meOd
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EiGefeId CarFiage Mandatory

COR. WOODLAND AND BARROW SITS,
EDGEFIELD, TENNEsSEE.
VEHICLES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
v from the most stylish to the plainest. built
to order. Repairing done in the best style.
All our work is done in the most durable man
ner. and satisfaction guaranteed.
mayl3 II SMEDES 4 LESLIE
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BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST.
Queen Victoria and Her Man Brown

George Wilkes, editor of the Spirit of the
Times, writes to hls paper description OF the
formal opening by the Queen OF the new Black
friar's Bridge, London. Tho pageant, with all
it's flourish of programme, was burcsquc
affair, suggesting scene from Opera BouGc.
He says:
Nothing, certainly, could have been more III
diorous than the appearance of the Lord Mayor
and his suite, while the Queen herself, evident
y very much out OF humor and quite pecyish
from several momcntary halts, did not look un-
like our old friend Madame Tostee in one of
her most unfavorahle moods. I had good
look at her Majesty, for she passed within ten
feet OF where sat She was In deep mourn
ing " wore her widows Li cap, but was robust,
Beside her sat the Princess Louisa, and In
front the Princess Beatrice and Prince Leo
pold. y
But the most distinguished looking person.
age In the procession was the Highlander
John Brown, IN attendant OF The Queen, and
whose striking resemblance to Prince Albert
has 80 commended him to her favor as 10 cx-
cite much scandal.
He eat In tho coupe of the royal barouche on
the side toward mo, and had quickly noticed
MIN as tho finest looking man in The whole
procession. lie was dressed in full Highland
costume. the chief garment OF which was
rich black velvet tunlc, with tartan sash of
exquisite colors falling obllqncly over the
breast and bnck. He wore u bonnet with a
cook feather, which sat jauntily upon the
head, and his arms were folded with an easy
air, as II he felt he had no superior in the sur
rounding audience. He sat directly over the
back or the Queen, and was the nearest 10 her
person. hnd no idea vino this conspicuous
figure was, nnd set him down at once as some
scotch nobleman of great regard but rs the
carriage passed, heard lady near mo say
She had much better had LEFT him at home v'
Yes" said the lady who was thus addressed.
think 80, too" 1twould have shown much
moro respect for public opinion!
The dissatisfaction in tho Queens want OF
respect for public opinion, In bringing John
Brown out with her on this occasion, culmi-
mated In her being hissed by the crowd at tho
Paddngton station.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


PARIS, December o7.-Toursc firm. Rentcs 72f
T3c, AMI closed at T2f Soc
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW YORK, December 27.-Noon.--Stock dun.
Money per cent. Sterling, short 81; long Oh.
Gold weak at 2oii. SiSty.twos 1875; Tennessee
skies, eX-coupons, 5l1s; new 45M; Louisiana
skies, OLD TO- new 65; lcyccs, SKIES 81,s; cIghts
So; Alabama clghts o.; nves G3; Georgia SKIES
O.; scvcns 81; North Carolina, old 42l; new 20;
South Carolina 50. Cotton quiet ut 25c. Turpcn-
tine Acc. RosIn In fair request at 81 o5a2 10 for
strained. freights dull.
Evcnng.-Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales
900 bales at 25i.c. Flour, little more doing In
common grades Wheat unchanged, with q very
moderate demand. Corn dropping; old mixed
Western 81 o9a1 IL; new Southern yellow 95aesc.
Mess pork heavy; new mess scaa3o; old $40 5oa
so. Lard heavy; Kettle 1ska1sc. whiskcy dull
at os,icasl. Groceries dull. Turpcntinc 4ia
44iEc. Rosin seas. Frcights tirmer; cotton, by
steam, I'd. Money in increased demand at I
per cent. currency to gold. Sterling quiet and
steady. Gold tirmer at 2a3<. Bonds steady.
Sixty-twos l3iaa13H. Southcrns steady.
BALTIMORE, December 27.-Cotton very gHiet
at 241a25c. Flour dull and weak Howard street
superfne 81 75a5. Wheat steady; red 81 26a1 40
Corn, dry cargocs flrm; white s5assc yellow ssa
o3c Oats dull ut 54a56c. Rye $Ia1 o5. Mess
PORK quiet Mt $3l 6oa32 90. Bacon quiet; shOul
ders 15.ial5}sc. Lard 1Ssia1ac. whlskey 81.
CINCINNATI, December 27.-Corn unchanged;
new car 73aHc. whiskey unsettled ut oIao5c
Ness pork firm at s2s, but held soc higher. Lard
active at lie. Bacon nominally unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, December 2I.-Corn dull; yellow
s6c; white ssa9oc. whiskcy o5c. Provisions
quiet Mess pork 500. Bacon ana lard nominal
LOUISVILLE, December 27.-Corn unchanged
Mess pork $50. Bacon, shoulders 14Hc; clear
sides l0lic. Lard, tierces l7e<c. Whiskcy auict
ut 05c.
jSiLNSdToN, December a7.-Sprits turpentinc
firmcr at 3oc. Rosln dun. others nothing doing
MOBILE, December 27.-Ootton in fair demand
and closed quiet; saIes 400 bales; middlng 23..c
receipts 3757 bales; exports SOS bales; receipts on
Saturday 5Io7 bales.
AUGUSTA, December 27.-Coiton market auiet
but steady; sales sos bales; receipts s25 bales:
mlddlIng a3a23tSc.
SAVANNAH, December 27.-Reccipts 3le9 bales;
sales $50 bales; middng 2a1ic; market firm.
NEW ORLEANS, December 27.-Cotton hrmcr ut
24a2l,s. Sales 5000 bales; receipts since Friday
1s,I77. Exports to Barcelona 600 bales. Gold
2O.s. Sterling 3o,i. Sight par; quoted at i dis
count
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Passengers.

Per steamship saragossa, from Now York-G J
Laird, II Fordham, Mckenzie, f. T Butler, q
CWotton, Mrs scdgwick, Jane Olmstcad, Peters,
Schmidt, and IA In steerage.
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka via Jack.
senvillc, Fernendina and savannah-Mrs Biain,
b Jordan, F Strickland, r Strickland, Mrs Mani.
ganlt and child, Mr. Howard, q A Hill, q Taparit
II Eason, Mr. Marks, Mr. DeLeon, l. Ooidschmidt,
W Steele, L White, u G Ford and servant, Q
2 Bishop, A Kannady, F Fisher, d Hodges, l.
Gsllssher, Redorit, T Angh, Miss Chapman,
Miss Chapman, Mrs II Chapman, Miss Reynolds
Miss Parker, Mrs Parker, Miss NJ Glenn. W With.
ers, and IS on deck.
Per steamor Emile, from Georgetown, 40
Major 8 T Atkinson, e West, Hr Johnstone, II J
Lowndcs and on deck,
Per steamer st Helena, from Edlsto, Rockville
dc-Betsy Williams, ana 10 on deck.
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Love in n Cottage.

Yes my sweet little wifc, this is love In co,tugc
And scanty enough, save In love, Is our store !;
but wen heed not the cr0akings OF envy dOtagc
That "Lovc flies tile lntticc when Want opens
the doorw
For look IN your face, and Of Fate I'm defiant
Brave, brave Is the hcurt that for loved ones
must care,
For tho battle Of life I've the nerve Of giant,
And you o, your bright eyes are honest and
fair
So little wc care for such a,lnge ms that is;
III work while you watch till our struggles are
o'er,
And II you with your bright eyes look well to the
lattice,
], love, with my strong arms will safe keep the
door
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fertilizers.
pACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE or LIME.
coMrosrlxc WITH COTTON :,Ey:n.
I'tlit

CoMrOHrlNG WITH COTTON :;rHu
THIS article "a manufactured ut the ComsaMs'
Works unlcr the direction and surcr;u,rnlcnrc
OF Dr. RANENEL. 1t contains the same clements
OF fertility rs Soluble pucilc Guano, except that
1t is not furnished with ammonia. II is prepared
expressly for composing with cotton seed. ,yhirl,
furnishes The element Of annaonia-lhe object uc-
Ing TO render that sidc.rro'luct OF the plantation
available to the highest degree as all c!cincn, Of
fertility.
$40 cash, or $50 Oh Is; November, 1870 Tor ap.
proved city acceptance or other good security.
For further, and particular information arpiy
TO the undersigned,
J. y. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina.
Nos. ard . Atlanta. Wharf.
JOliN. s. REESE & TO-,
General Agents Baltimore.
octa1 wIi3mospAc
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Resetpts by Railroad, Dec. az and ~
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD

3o25 bales cotton, 81 bales domestics es bb,s
sugar s and moasses M , To- Railroad Agent, pelzer,
co. ] B Sloan, Frost 4 Adgcr, + j Wiss & CO. w
Q Courtney 4 co, Caldwell Il Son, BrodIe 4 CO, w
IIGIl, Clnghorn, Herring d CO, Il Mnrc 4 CO, w
ODukcs d co, Sharp & CO, A ] Salinas. Wagner.
Stewart o. co, Reeder q Davis Bowling & CO.,
Kirkpatrick = Wlttc, Aowry CO, Gracser 4
Smith, and others.
NoRTHBAsTgRN RAILROAD.
December 1895 bales upland cotton, % bales
w Williams co, 8 d Stoney, Kinsman How.
sn Blakelcy, Marshall, Jr, Mulligan, T
4 J Salinas. Kirkpatrick & Witte. Mowry &c CO. J
II Pringle Son. FROST 4 Adger, BrodIe & CO, "
Ryan. Caldwell 3 Son, Gailiard d aiinott, b r.
4 90, Ravenel co. q Nagle, Pelzer, Rodgers CO,
y Gerdte i 90. w q Bee 4 co, J A Quackenbusii,
0rseser 4 emisb, Railroad Agent, and Order.
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Columhus Market.

COLUMBUS, December 25.-CoTToS.-want or
currency and deficiency OF orders, as well as dis
days. have rendered the market irregular, aud IL
is dincult to sell or buy at the following figures
good ordinary 2I,ia2l lc; low middling 22c; mid,
ding 22hc; strict mlddling 22Hc. Sales OF the
week l707 bales-l255 reported for Northern spin.
spectators. lin the sales are included $50 bales
sold last August on basis OF o61c, low middlings,
on shlpboard at Savannah end just deiivered.l
Weeks receipts 1888 bnlcs against 4434 the pre-.
vlous one, and 1927 the corresponding week OF
last season. Shipments A4o baIes-22I3 by s. W.
Il. r., II for home consumption, 2l3 to New York
via 0pelika and Norfolk.
wEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], 1S69.... l25
Received past week. ek................. 3,oS3
KcceiVcu previously. AZ l06-46, 149
:, Total. ..:.........-....... 4o,274
Shipped past week. 2i4o
Shipped previously .2o, ,o2T-3l ,467
Stuck mn ha nd necnmber ,RRo en-,
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Stock on hand December q, 1860.
Interior Cotton Markets.

MACON, December 24.-Receipts today 100
bales; sales 2s6 bales; shipped $50 bales. There
OF cotton, but the Offering stock was very light
Tho market closed steady and firm this evening
at 22nc.
ATLANTA, December 25.-Thc market closed
active at 221ic for middllngs; 22Ec for low mid
tlllnGs; 81 nc for good ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, December N.--Cotton Is quiet
demand moderate at 22Iic for low middlings.
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II p. NJ % D E,
COLLECTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
No. &c BROAD STREET,

Charleston, g. q.
Will attend to tho nENTlEG OF HOUSES, Col
loction OF Rents, Accounts, &c.
Refers to Messrs. Gourdn, Matthiessen l. Co.,
J. O. Cochran, Esq, DR.. T. L. 0ger 4 Son. Aessrs.
Pelgcr, Rodgers Co, Thomas Il. warlng, ESQ.,,
Acssra. w. u. WilliaLae 4 Son.
dccl6 thetuSmo
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LATEST CoMMERoIAL NEWS.
ExuOrfg.

LIvHRrooI.-Pcr British steamship Marmora-
500 bags sea island cotton, 1ll3 bales upnnd cot
ton. 100 bbls rosln, 10 tons phosphate, 100 bags
cotton seed.
DGSr0N-Per schr N 1Iuwklns-532 bales mp.
land cotton, bags sea island cotton, = bales mat
ting, 43 ticrces rice, packages cannon balls l25
casks rice, case merchaiiisc, 50 bales rope, rags
&c, III hi,les
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BY TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH. December 27.-Arrivcd, steamship
Herman Livingston, New York; ship Chance
Liverpool; schrs Hattie Ellen. Boston Attie Oar.
wood, baltimore; Sabine, Providence. Sailed,
cutt. JacGsonvllle; A q Buckley, New YORK.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE December 2a-CorroN.-Thc cot
toi market has been unusually quiet to-day. Most
OF the buyers who have been operating for the
past two weeks have Withdrawn from the mar
ket arguing that there wNs no margin for profit
In oPerntng while the New York market was
daily declining, ana tho great bulk OF the COT
ton now coming In and selling ut highest quota.
tons would owl class but barely good ordinary In New
good ordinary 224; low middllng 22H; strict low
niddllng 22Sa22Ac.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], 1902. ........ None.
Received previously. .............. 10,t42-189ls
:, Total. Observation-Disclosures. lo,ol8
Smppcu To-Day. ..................... 240
Snippeo previously. 13,e40--l4,1 186
Stock on hand. Observation-Disclosures. 2,7a2
FLoUR.-Market active to-day, and sales mt 81 80
OF for supers to fancy.
CoRN.Lsales and shipments OF 1900 bushels at
$1al o5 delivered in depot.
WHRAT.-Sales to-day OF 900 bushels Wlkc Mt
81 40 delivered In depot.
OATs.-Dealers are delivering in depot az zoe
per bushel.
BARLEY.-But little coming in. We quote ut 81
al Is.
RYE commands $lal 10. loose from wagon.
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STATEN EST.

OFFICERS.
W. II. PECKlIAi. President.
WIN. T. HOOKER. vice-Prcsldcnt.
l.. McADAM Secretary and Actuary.
G. A. FUDICKAK, Superintendent
DIRECTORS.
Hon. John A. :, New York.
Hon. James IIarper,.Firm OF Harper & Bros, eX-
Mayor New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank Republic.
VIM. NJ. ycrmilyc, Banker, tyermilye 4 Coz
Chas. q. Rockwood Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George opydyIc, ex.Mayor New York.
ainoi C. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rlgney, Firm Thomas Rlgncy K co.
BenJ b. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sngar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm OF Arnold, Constable Co.
Richard II. Bovine, Wctmore x Bovine, Lawyers.
Z. v. Haughwout, Firm f. v. Haughwout & TO.
Vim. Wilkcns, Firm Of wrkens Il Co.
Julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. ". Wright, Merchant
Charles ]. Starr, Merchant.
william Allen, Merchant.
Geo. W. Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra y. y
Geo. T. Hope, President Continrlt;i Firr Ism.
ance Company.
John @. Sherwood, Park Plnce.
Walton il. Pecklam, corner fiflA htoulc and
Twenty-tlirtl street.
Edward II. Wright, Ncwar., = :
Geo. W. Farlce, Counsellor.
W. L. Cogswell, Merchant.
KEIM 4 ISSERTEL,
General Agents for South Carolina anu Georgia
Onlce No. 40 Rroad street,
Charleston, S. G.
DR.. 7. NSENsTJERNA, Examining Physician.
Janl2 1yrpAC
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MEMORANDA.

NJ ConsIgnees per steamship prometheas from
Philadelphia, expected today Il T Getty, y
Railroad Agent, N f Railroad Agent, Cameron,
Barkley CO, Werner & Ducker, Baker & CO, J q
Minor q CO, ] II AbrahamB, @ Poppenhcm, DR.
Il Baer, Ltndslcdt, Ciaclus wiite, II Kla.le
y co, -gIirnflm, A Ammo, Hurt & co, NJ ii
Nathan, Chaplin 4 CO, ID Brahe & co, Adger
co, w Skrine, Walker, Evans & Cogswell, w
Shepherd & CO, Stenhouse 4 CO, Dowic Il Noise,
Frost Adger, W Aimar, a Beamlsh & CO, ]
small, Crane, Boylston q co, w ii Chafee d CO. ]
D Aiken 4 co, W. Bennett, Shackclford & Kelly.
Mrs Smith. w Corwin co, A LewIth, "
Brookbanks, Cornclia Hancock, Charleston Sui
plate Acid Company, Hacdun Cohen, Z Bates &
co, G w Williams i co. II s Oakley, NJ Drake, Mrs
Ca,harine tL. Steele, W Gurncy. Il Grayer & co. ]
Al Martin. Ncnlvillc & iiannam. Rev II ii Hunter,
Gaslight Company, l. Neumeyer, o ii Middleton,
Mrs w Middleton. Thomson 4 co. J C0chranc,
Cosgrove, nyrnc & Fogarty. T NJ BRISTOL & CO,
Walsh, Kinsman 4 Howell, Relckc & schaehte,
KlInck. Wickcnber2 & co. II VOllcrs, II Gerdts &
co, Col J A Yates. " Trim. Bollmann nros, Cha-
pcau & Hebron, Mira Harriet White, Is + BencdeEt
Jcnords CO, NJ Greer, J II Graycr 4 CO. Fogar.
ties Book House, Johnson & co, J Taylor L
CO, B Johnson Il CO, q w Steilcns & CO, II II Won
Eilzen, q Waterman, Cordcs, Col A r Hunt.
The schr Marcus Hunter which cleared for this
port from New Orleans December %, has cargo
OF So hhd5 sugar and $50 bbls Inolasscs.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMpY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ~,ESe~.
no. 42 North River, foot or Canal street. NAIEt2
New York, Mt II O'Clock noOn OF the bih and
2lst or every month except when these datcs full
on Sunday, then the Saturday prcccling.)
Departure OF 9th anu 2lst connect nj Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer.
lean ports. Those OF 5th touch ut MnnzanilIo.
steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan and ChinN December 4, 1869.
No California steamers touch Mt Havana hut 90
direct from New York to Aspinwall
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine ami attendance free.
:, For Passage Tickets or further information nm.
ply ut the C0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE on the
wharf, foot OF Canalstrcct, North River, New
York. r. II BAnY Aycnt
marchl2 Tyr
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

4c, III h1tic6
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EvESIS1, December 81, 1862
COIToS.-Under the influence OF the holidays
und other causes, operators showed but little dis
position to proceed to business, and the market
WAS quiet. Sales about 100 bales, viz: . at 22,sc;
81 at 22alc; at 24c. We quote:
lLvHRrOoL cLASsIFIcATIoS
Ordinary to good ordinary. -. .22h @2S,s
LOW 1nluulnS. .23as 0G23al
n.Mu'hE ......'.......... .Eoif99-+
Strict mdlng. g.................2I .2I1s@-
RIcE.-There was but Il limited inquiry for this
grain. Sales of about 40 tcrces of clean Carolina,
say II terces at exc; 90 at exc q ID. We quote
common TO fair clean Carolina ut 6GDG,,c; good
6is@GNc q ID.
NAVAL SronEs.-Thcrc was no business OF note
done under this head.
FREIGnTs-Arc somewhat dull. To Liverpool
by steam, engagements are making Mt 4d a
ID OH nplands and 11<d OIL sea Islands; by
snil, 7-l8d {, ID on uplands and Nd a ib
on sea islands To lIavrc, by steam, nomi-
nal; by sni nominal ut Ike on uplands
and Ike on sea Islands. Coastwse to
New York, by steam, Nc ID on uplands
and 1c on seq islands; by sail, &c q ID on up.
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail,
@xc q ib on uplands. To Philadelphia. by steam,
sc ID on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom.
lnal. To baltimore, by steam, K@Hc q ib OH
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcHASGE.-Stcrling, 60 days bills 1901 l@l2aisc.
DOMESTIC EXcnASGB.-The banks purchase sight
chccksat 3f or and sell at par; out doors purchase
Mt q and sril Mt Il discount
GoLD.-Buyng at 81, selling ut %.
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Alisecllanrons.
z e G a II i r U L
WI At ICTNES
YOU TAKE

When you arc exhausted 10y 0vcr8orx OF head
or hand, AMI feel the need Of something inys9orat-
ing, don't drink whIskoy or any Intoxicating
thing, whether under the name OF Btfers or otherx
wise. Such articles give Just rs much strength
to yOnr weary body nnd mind ns the whip gives
to tho Jaled horse, and no more. Alcoholic stim-
ulants arc Injurious 10 nerve hcaith and ore al
ways followed by depressing reaction.
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TF YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONE
Il In Fine Style and at Reasonable Rates, 20 70
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 165 Meeting street, opposite Ckarleaton Hotel
Charleston, g. c. deol4 emoe
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DoDD's NERyINE AND INvIGoEAToa

Is q Tonic and gentle simuant, which Is not at:
tended by reaction What II gains for you it
maintains. When II rcfre3hes body or mind, it
refrcshes with natural strength that comes to
the interest or any faction; hut long and extend
ed observation teaches us that lie who resorts to
tho bottle for rest or recupcrution, Will Gnd as no
keeps at 1t, that he Is Eintlng fire in his bones
which will consume like the Ilamcs OF perditlon.
Turn from II. Take tonic that VIII refresh and
not destroy. D0DDS NERyINE is for sale by all
Druggists. Price Ono dollar. Sec book OF certi-
fcates that accompanies each bottle.
iune25 7mOs -
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PORT QALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES.

MOONS PHASES.
New Moon, 1st, hours So minutes, evening"
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28

Special attention Is called to the NEW SUR.
RENDER VALUE SYSTEM, by which tho creates.
advantages are offered TO Insurers.
Travelling Agents and Canyasscrs for city are
wanted. Apply 10 X. J. MAGlIL,
General Agent, No. G5 Broad street.
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President Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, OF Mis-.
sissippi; Viccprcsldenis, N. J. wIcKs and J. 7.
rErIr; Secretary, w. =. BOYLE.
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