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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-13

A white man named Wm. O. Mark.
ham. living a. Colesyille, New York,
concealee bipsslEipdhis ownhpl,se syes-
ttrdaS ahd dsliberatelY shotsaads g killed
ancgro named Enock, who was passine Q
ip the street. No reasonis given for
lheSmusdbr.&a ha!sa&lzs yiia2a nHtYhI
The Delaware Lcgislo ure met at
Dover, on; TdesdeySfPhs Senate is cob,
tposed Of seven Democrats and two Re
.p.nblicap5 The" House .of ,twcsnl!y.4onnc
Democralsand no Republicans.
A very la'gc cougar. or Mexican lion,
was recently shot near Denton, Texas,
by Mr.. Fry, Oh whose stockitthad made
an attack. 1t lhad ,previonsly killed
over LOG cows and calves m The Conn
". '"h'S
Daco'ah Territory gives its women
= he elective franchise and eligibility to
tIl"ld Office.
The Grand Juryol !hc District oi
Columbia, have ighortd the bill OF ip
nictment submitted to them ag.uns,
JOHN Snrrats. H@I6e9
a shocking accident occurred in Rochcs.
ter. New York on Wednesday evening, by
which eight pers"ns were killed and thirty
injured. a ilnor in The school house Of 81.
Peter and S. radl ''sIRomnh Catholic Church
gave waY, while i, was crowded With people
attending lllc holiday. festival; 800 or more
persons, %ent dpwtw:Wl, and several were
Instantly killed.
The colored citizens ofjthc United States
will hold Il national convention in the nn.
,tional capital on Wednesday. The 18Th inst,
20 take into confederation all matters effect
ing their new relations to- public affairs and
their course of Ifil urc action. Z is
Lord 'Somcrvillc, Tho English peer was
.rcocnily killed whilst hunting Ills horse
was ridden nt q very stiff aad high quick
fences, the animal stumbled and fell upon
,ihe head nntl face'of its rider, who expired
in few minutes afterwards. .vI u.
\. .,spa -. % .S---.,- ---ra.J
Citizens Executed by the Militia in Arkan-
sas.
MEMPHIS, TENN January 4.
8 The militia OF Marion county: Ark, trich
five citizens by drum head oonrllnartinl
and shot them. Among the victims were
DR.. Mckenzie and John Thorpe, we'll.
" .ss. s.f'i s..F
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-13
RULE TO plead. mo !
State Of South Carolina, q
ni ~ nv t-atiiqs }1G ia Iit'atn
FAlRFIELiD DI.sTRIC,T. i

rsraE COMMON slaAs. l.4,.,'n, "5
Martin L, Braswell, bearer, vs,Gs MeCieps,
q CHAN, Attachment, ! ad1 AN $3.50,
WHEREAs The Plaintiff did On the twsr,.
'ty.sevenll, day Of April, AZ o. y S88,
flo his declaration against the Defendaut
who, (as II 10 saia) IL absent from and' 'Withotis
tho 'imj's of this State, and has neither
wife nor attorneyB known within Abe sans
upon whom h COPY q copy OF Tho said do,
olaratiop might bo served. 8''nf'ti'' = siSt
It Is therefore Ordered that the said 30
fendant do appear anddplcad 10 Tho said
declaration onIof before The tweusy.eighth
days 9fApril, A. ,. 1880. otherwise Apai and
s%spSsS iss Z nsn @ ysn sns
HUH. 9. 3. GLOW NEY, @. G,S Pspk
Clerks 0fiosa, : : aitfieid Eistsisiy d,H
byaprll 9Th, 1855 ~, tefii,H& tgA as
uly 2-l8mly,4 Eaa GA6H aoidsuy,ht
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-13

'.Tho house Of Gco. Rowell 4 Co. is
the only one IN The business That hns itself
used advertising to any grcht extent TO nd
vance its own interests. Til y spend large
sums, aud find by personal experience what
advertising pays the besl." ~. Y. MaH
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-13
ALSO,

Crockery, .ss....,. a,.,,..
Pot Ware,
Tin Warc, tI'h
Hollow Ware, iH
Hardware and Groceries.
y particularly fne assortment Of Ladies'
Misses. Childrops, Mems and. Boys, Shoes,
Boots and Hats.
dec 10 WITfIERS & LAW
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Prom Washington.

WhsnI NdroE. Janunry6.
Nothing Of tntcfcst eithcrs in'thc House or
tic Supreme Court" The Senateis noonsid:
ering the airline failfoad hence TO New
York. 's9' ~ h7a"'"a &ri"n"Hi ~
( In the fIouso tho Secretary was asked
tho pnmber of troops employed in Texas
and Virginia; how many cil'zens there were
in those States and how many engaged in
the rebellion The House went'into COM
mi,tee o,l the appropriation and pension
bill appropriatinG e$l3, 600. and passed
the diplomatic appropriations bill, hafter
voting down <an amendment restoring the
mission to Rome. which WAS pos poncd. ,
H. the Senate, executive reports regard
ing Indians, n&o:, were presented The
Judiciary. CpmWiues reported bill forbid
ding the holding Of two Offices, civil or
military, at the same time. The Commit. !.
tee on Agriculture reported n bill re orr
gahi2ng the agricultural bureau, securing
appointments from each statc familiar with
its s'local wants. s.4H" i"ri zoe u f"'
General Meade reports 10 GRANT Dc folj
lo%s: 81 transmit latest dispatches from
General Siblty regarding otho ogeeofcc
difficulties. Siblcy s'been" iDslructedvto
forbid armed Organizations, whether! White
opblack, and t" preserve the peace at. all
hhznydsft to co! operate with Ire civil air!
tlioritiesf in case he f'hs the civil authors
hss sacling III gdodfii,R, aha lhat their ac.
ton Ia necessary to'prescrve fhs peace, md
not ds'al Camilla where the cail was mnde
| G'pretext fof. outrage ,iponthe tiegroea;.at
| the Same tmC Sfbiey Is instructcd 10 djsorrti
and dispcrscall' Assemblies of negroes, md
fequtfe their Submission 10 civil authori-
! t4iEla9I sjstd fTG s5"T8iNl1 iv s&hi~oNo91d
1'The' grand jn'y, ignored the now fndict.
ment hgainst Shfrat}" '''h hsty.iaff gSa'"aa
~ The COST Of printing fractional currency
to date is7S1;25O, ,00D.in3 ."f@pf "a nfh h.ai@
SThe iTfcdsdfy 1debt statement for Janus9
rynsllo~sr in incfchsa 'oyef :. the Dccember
! slhiemenf of 81, TOO, 600. ETbs total dcbt' IL
| $2,6S2, 600 600 ft.ThcN amount OF coin ID
Trca ury is S9sT68,O00; athount Of ctrfeif
ey..%%aea, ey..%%aaea, Gee Gee. ;Gola oss:ihoa:ssa eco,
Wngsid slsaaW -. y.asgN lnqs pi, 70
sSs % sessF,ssss,'f Fs ,'f'' e},a i Z
-itafF ,asoi-gqlbd .Y6ai,RAhIs, j 5anuaryl 8.9
odhdtTiFq&ss' ',nsk AsKp diJohsslag Ii;
coEierenos I,fe e worms Rgssia e beware o an
lei asi1 Tnh W afhfs 80 g"R rsHaHtHatsH
hs1sisi8sr 90 ,s'atSMADRIp, Januery 6.Ti
A Carlist conspiracy, has been ses seet q
gsssS sSd G4lsT lasp p'"ossse aFfss's hss
7 ,g0a3JIS 8 HEQaIRoo
| ,av ,hasnasig sast
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-13
The Patent Magic Comb

VIII col or grny hairt,a permanent black or,
brown Sold everywhere. Sent by. mail
for $1,25. Address l.n ,,,lfB,.s .ya,.
WM. PATTON, Treasurer,
Magic Comb Co.. Springfield, Mass.
ian i2A4Wl tlM- n Ll. I'd tH&tNLE NM4 !.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-13
Fatal Accident. in New Y.rk Ha Dor

7 IusttIt1AVVlUUHIsfH N6W L"TK uHIUUT'T Y
90" l"1 a = NEW YonK, Jauunry' A.
A premature explosion occurred to-day
while blasting tho swrscls Of fthe ,steamer
Scotland Of Sandy Hook, by which Cap
ain WlliamtIH GhaTclii)l, Into of 'tEo navy,
and ,hrcc.pi hers, were, blown to atoms,-
Svveral others wtrcf ,jhfed.Haa 'hiAs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-13
North Carolina Town Elections.
NEwBEnN, n. c., JanuarY !

NEwBEhN, n. G., january 4.
After an exciting contest to day between
the two Republican candidates far the
mayoraltys Berry the native candidate, was
elected. No disturbance. 800
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-13

I Wu.ANoToN, n. c., January T.
In the mppipipal, election here to day
only aRspub.icans participated J. II. Ncli
lregular)r ~ass elected mayoy over. j, II,
Choddbo,1.ne(bolIer), 4 The aldermen elect
ed ore degrees anil carpet 7baggers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-13
Latest by Telegraph.
,,00 ANevsalHsais0.I "a NJ
"a TAHDonoJ N.,Oa Janyiary s.

r, -. ~ sHsosssso 81. 40 ,SshuaEy y.
Gus Holmes mulatto,t was executed to-
dny, for the murder Of Matthew King, in
june lasil 136s3I Ighetc wese lIsF8 8 I6fowd
In attendance and good deal of excitement
among negtoesa ~ f8Sy0a q on
:, lnan alteration to,day, ,insr Greepyills,
ritt County, ,,'betwesn'two rival Candidates
foroonstabfeship,a pmcd Dcnisr aud 1Hoel,
the latter drew his'hnife, whet',be former
pulled out pistol ana hred, instantly kills
100 5 aAcJGys4ral aAAcJGs4s)51 5snuAasy 4 g:
UnofTicialretiifnslfron Florida show the
election Of Col, Hnmillon, = ihea regular Re-
publican'candid didate,s by Is mniprlty5of 2.00)
Ihss vote WAS u ght, as4he peoriestook very
httle nEthe matter. 5. ,,.,,,,.-,,
satySifs SAVANNAH, Jsnpary s.
ThifO OgeccEee ttrouUles remain un-t
changed. The mili,aryswilh,l,e sheriff
g9#dppwn 5tto.morrows morning. 1.-Two
more ltagroes came into llleS civaFanl
s'issssA;slessa iotlta fnniitaty.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-13

Dispatches report much agitation
throughout Spain. Au insurrection
in Main is reported.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08
Sh1pne,vs by Telegraph

The Surprise, at Philadelphia from this port. re-
ports heavy weather, and got aground on tile ledge,
but came off without injury.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-C ker'
rison, yanndep, Master ] McCuster. Miss Raw-
lings and sister.
Per steamship James Adger, from New York
F Wanender and wlie Lum and wife, O'Malley,
A Kelly, J Gallagher, S j Lewis. J kcarns, Z No
Ian, p Cumm ngs, Z j Harvey, G Hughe. and wife,
AIRS and. Miss Hartwell, Miss Bughes. DR. Kuot. Mrs
Sayles. sayles, Gor!hrop, himoalt
Cormer Brown, q COOK, l. LIE LaVerene' u "
Williams. and i'll steeraSe.
Ter steamship Magnolia, from New York-Mrs
Johnson. Mrs venniug, Miss Ida Vsuuing, two Miss
O'Connell, Mrs O'Connell, Major Weldon. " Kuobe-
loch, DR. smith, H Leverick, SchoonaRer, kog-
erson. J. Smith, c Bernard, ] i Bo,eler. QuiRn,
J RYAN, Mastcr Sut,iH. aud In scetige.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. Savannah ia beaufort,
Hilton Head and Blunton-Niss EHma Gle, nj
Brainard, r NJ Carroll J q Bulioch. K Swords,
Powers. Miss Parker, DR. st J Ravenel Q II Middle
ton. W Whaley, Seabrook, F Hall, Il nj MUIR
head. B Whniey and 90 on deck
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


Io,, Eohruarv 6-Noon. Consols 93h. Bonds
76h, Turpentine S4s.
Ivrnpoo1, February 6-Noon.-cetton buoyant;
uplands 12k; Orleans 121s; sales l5eoo bales. Com
mon rosin 6s Cd
Eyeniue.-Cotton closed active; u higher; up
lands 1e,I, both spot and aoat Orleans 127S; saes
10000 bales. TTrpentine ASS Cd,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. February 6-Noon. Stocks nrn1 ou'
unsettled. Money easy at 7. Exchange VIZ. 1o'o
s5h: COS 1Sh. Cotton firm at 3OS.
Eyenine.-Money easy at Cal. Bank statement
REGARDED slightly unfavorate. Sterling dull Mt 97aa
OK, Gold stronger; S54a352ss. Governn onts acuse
and higher; foreigners buying freely; 'o2s' l''sa
1sx. Stocks lower, but closed frmer. Cotton aeu'e
and nc better; sales 1900 bales at So1sc. fiouF
active. and without deci1ed change. Wheat aod
corn unchanged whiskey frmer at 95c. forh
acarce,y 30 firm; sS3lsS lax. Lard heavy; kett'e'
oo1a21. Naval stores quie. and heavy Groceries
quiet. Freights duu.
RtIT1MoRE, February G. Cotton Vory nrni ~ 'O'
Flour quiet end inactive. Wheat dull; PRIME fehn-
sv,vania 81 sOal sS Corr DULL white S6ass; Selio"
on pvo Arm at 5oa6O. Pork sSS. Bacon active;
shoulders 1914. ..ot-
WILMINGTON, February G-spirits turpentine bet
ter at 52a52h. Rosin dull Crude turpentine STEADY
and nrIces unchanged. Tar f:mer at So GO. Cotton
firm at 28a2sH. ~
c,,c,,s,r1 February 6-Pork firm and higher a.
ssa 20 asked and s3S Is cash offered. Lard IN gooo
dsmand at 2ox. Bacon market cleared OF shouioers
Mt 141. held higher at close. Bulk mea's heid
higher. shoulders 1SH; buyers offer 4 less
sr o,rs February 6.-whiskey nominal ut s27s
Provisions held higher.
Ior1sy11Ix February 6.-robacco-saies eo noes-
heads: good new lugs to medium leaf So 14ao Do
Moss pork $685. Lard 2oh. Bacon-shouiders lo'
clearrib 1s; clear sides 1s1s,
AueusrA, February 6.-cotton opened quies tn's
,nornnr with sales of middng at 2sc, but later IN
tbe day an active demand sprung up and prices Va
vanced. middlng being held at the close ~ lo|4a
osno sales 1857 bales Receipts S6 bales.
SAVANNAH. February 6.-Cotton opened IN gooo
demand and closed excited; s,!es 1900 bales; nid'
ding 29a2eA; receipts 1860; exports coastW'se zeoS
bales. ,,
MOBILE. February 6-Cotton-sales 5ooQ oaies;
low middling 2s and in good demand anu closeo
frm; receipts 765 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, February 6-Cotton closeo a' -
advance; middung %; sales 12.eoo bales; receip's
5000 bales; exports 1888 bales. Gold 10. s'erhns
47k. New York sight x discount sugar easier.
common 1oAaloH prime l2A; yeFow cIafine' i*'a
AJAX. Molasses firm and unchangeo'
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prces are barely as full as last weeks quotations,
yet the sight irreguarity prevailing does not admit
Of our altering them. The demand has been gene
raj principally. however, for Europern account If We
may Judge BY the parties purchasing. We quote:
Common 65a70; medium 80; fine medium 30; hne
81 10.
RIoE.-The receicts of the week have been Is. $50
bushels, making total of 282.755 bushels since
september 1st Stock of clean rice SIS tier es. 1here
is especial change TO note in this article, Prices
remain very firm. some primo lots OF rough COM
manoing slight advance on our 'ast quotations
The stock Of clean remains very light ana noiaers oi
rough are indisposed to put itupon the marget- we
quote rough at S2d2 2S, depending upon quailty auo
cleau at 8 1sa9c for fair to good.
There is better feeling in freghts to Liverpool,
though not quotably higher, engagements na'Hs
been made at A, though some vessels, an anlcipaI,ng
an advance. refuse to accept this hgure NE 9uo.e
cotton to Liverpool dull-on upands. q To- ,sd; on
SEQ islands sd. There has been more actlVlty III
csastwse frois shts, and rates are tending upwards.
Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN, S. c., January 27-CorToS'-
ADout - bales sold at from 2+ to 2Siac. ..,,o,.
CoRN.-P1ime yellow corn s1 10 Pct ou'nei'
whiie 81 25 rer bushel. Zoo o.,
IIMpER.Lsale 40 sticks ordinary at 1Oc Good
timber in demand We quote fair and good to lac;
virgin dip So; yellow dip ss.
aud scrape 81 rs per Dbl ofaso pounds to the Dbl.
selma Market
SELMA, January 2a.-CoTToN STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1s6s..........:. ITO
Received this week. LOB
Recei, ed previously 10 6ol-ZfolS
s,,,Toa Total Il: :.:I ;;s '@'SSs
Shipped previously .2o. .36s-21,1l1
Stock on hand this evening. ........-...... 6Sls
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08
Consicnecs per Northeastern Railroad
February @.

70 bales Upland and bales Sea Island Cotton. 3S4
bbls Naval Stores, 175 bushels Rough R'ce Lumber,
Wood Mdze &C. 10 Reeler l. Davis, Claghorn,
Herring L Co. J Marshall, Jr Stoncy. Z old
emth ( Co. Pelzer Rodgers Co. Mazycas & Sal
cboff & co. Frost L Adser Webb, Howard 4
Bro " lowing, " E Ryan. Galard l. Minott, J
Quackenbush. Marzy.B, A Pritchard, Shackei-
ford & Kelly. G " Williams Co. Caldwell q sons,
Hall L Co. N Goldsmith & Son, Railroad Agent
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08
WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Fertilizer known as the "WANDO FER.
TILIZER," which the experience Of the past season
has proved to be one of the most valuable in our
market 1t has for its base the materials from the
Phosphate beds OF the Company on Ashley River,
and is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
HASEL-STREET in this city. In order to guarantee
its uniformity and maintain its high standard, the
Company has made arrangements with the distin-
g,ishe ed Chemist, Dr. c. q. SHEPARD r.. who
carefully analyses all the ammonaca! anil other mo-
terial purchased by the Company md the prepare
Fertilizer before being offered for sale. The COM
pany is resolved to make an article which will prove
to be "Complctc Manure" and give entire salts
faction.
For terms, circulars. and other information, apply
to WM G. DUKES & CO., Agents,
No. South Atlantic Wharf.
Janrary mwi 3mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08
THE DAILY NEWS.
A Fish Story.

Awhale of great po-osity,
And small speclao gravity,
Owed down with great velocity,
Beneath the seas concay1V.
But soon the weight of water
Squeezed iu his fat immensely
which vareId-as it ou ht to
Inyersely as his denslty.
IT, would have moved to pity
An Ogre or Hessian,
To see poor Spermacetl
Thus suffering compression.
The whale he lay roaring,
In asonies gigantic;
The lamp oil out came pouring,
And creased the wide Atlantic.
Would we'd been in the navy.
Ani cruising there. Imagine US
All in sea OF gravy.
With pillows oleas,inousll
At length cid million-pounder,i
Low on bed Of coral,
Gave his last dying founder;
Whereto Ipen this neral
MORAL.
Oh ! let this tale dramatic
Anent this whale Norwegian,
And pressure hydrostauc,
Warn you, my young co1egian
That down-compelling forces
Increase as you get deeper
The lower down your course Is,
The upward paths the sleeper.
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teras, passed steamship Charleston, bound North.
At2 Pm, OF sape Lookout, passed steamships sea
uIl and Saragossa bound North.
Blufton aud Edisto. 66 bags Sea Island Cotton, lsI
sacks Cotton seed, 1872 sacks Rice, ard Mdse. 10 =
Ferguson, Pihcknsy Bros. Lawtoa. Hali-
road Agent. oolceek Co. Ravene Go: W i'iis Gmfs
ney. Mrs crondand, G Graveley, Brown, Willis
& Chisoin, A " Eckel.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New Ysrk-Jas
Spanish bark Olympia, Pone. New York-w hall.
Schr Minnie, Smith, Wilmington, N C-RIsley &
Creighton.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York:
Schr Squire, Chase, East Weymouth, Mass.
Steamer City Point, McNelty, Paatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Schr & Corson Brown, Wilmington, N C, Feb 6.
Schr Lilly Francis, WILMINGTON, Z, Feb 6.
schr Mary D Haskell. Barbour, Boston, Feb 8.
Schr Surprise, Symmes, Philadelphia, Feb3.
Up for this Port.
schr Marian Gage, Sheppard, at New York. Feb
Schr Groves, Weaver. at Baltim re, Feb 4.
Schr Iona, -, at New York, Feb t.
Cleared for this Port.
Ship Winthrop, Stewart. ut Liverpool Jan 81.
Schr Myroyer, Brown, at New York, Feb 6.
Sh1pnews by Telegraph.
new YORK, February G-Arrived, Rapidan.
WILMINGTON, February 6-Cie red, Mary Sanford
for New York; Lucille for Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, February 6-C.eared. steamships Mont
gomsry and San salvador for New York; Tsnawanda
for Philadelphia; North Point for Baltimore; ship
Demicke for Matanzas.
McmOran6a.
The Surprise, at Philadelphia from this port. re-
ports heavy weather, and got aground on the ledge,
but came off without injury.
rrSn nE, EESSEI.S
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charIeston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY Ncmo' seo
cHARLEsroN, Saturday Evening, Februarys, 6s.
corToN:-lhers was rather an absence Of activity
in tbis article during the day. and in some ransac-
+ions the advantage was in f.vor of the purchaser
The business on the whole. closed with less sthness
in prices; sales about GOO bales viz: 10 at 2o& al
27 27 at e7H; % at 27H 81 at 27A; 81 at 49, u at
2sX; 25s at 2sK; so at 2sAS, and 10 at 2S7<c. We
nuote:
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,,,.r,or Cotton Markets.

coIUMBIA February 6.-1he demand ior cotIon
has been very brlsk during the past week, ana prices
are very hrm at 2allc for middhng Ire sales OF tue
week were 543 bal folows at 20; at 70; "a AT
81; at 27H % at l2o at 2i1a' ooa az
%; 20 at 2Sk; 81 at 2sh
oRANGEBURG, February 5.-Sales for the week
ware 1uO bales We quoie ordinary 25a35H; good
ordinary -; low middlng 26; middling 26}s; strict
rpiddling =; good middhnS -.
cHERAw, February THE article has been IN IN
aemand during the week just closed, and ;ery tull
nr;ce, have tern paid. sales 126 bales ut 25a27A,
with an upward tendency at the close: I'm
ST!MTER February 3-1here has been tbout l?e
bale, sold curing the week en6ing ns 80 duar
oeIc. 90 a ordinary 27Nc; low middhng 27Sfo;
middit3e 2sc; strict middiing 2shc.
ABBEyILLE, February 2.-sales Of the week Ga
bales. from to 2s Closing at 2m 21e at asoasc
CAMDEN, February 4.-Cotton 2Sa2Sc.
UNION, February 5.-Cotton 26H.
YoRKvILLE, February 2.-Cotton irm at &c.
ROCK HILL, February 2.-Denand active and
nrices have advanced z during the week. Market
Closing very firm at 27>sc for middliug.
CHESTtR r, February 2.-In consequence of more
favorable accounts from controlling markets, the
sta.ls has improved. and middling may he quoted at
o6 10 o6h to-day. Very little offering
cotJMgUS February "a fair demand existed.
Most sales were low middlings averaging 26c.
Northern middirg5 o6ka26Xc. Warehouse sales
216 bales. receipts 15S bales
savannah Market.
SAVANNAH. February 4.-Our market for the
Arst mart of the week exhibited very Stubborn fight
hetw en- but ers and Sellers with lew sales at over
onr a,t weeks qust tions, ard although Liverpool
has kept Greer ing up We have until within the last
two days shown disposition to advance. ster-
dav and to-days advance in Europe and New York
reiup more dec slve have felt its effect more than
in the first part OF the week. but at the slmo me
less than on former receipts of similar accounts
during the sea son. We quote-middling a84Sc equal
to II Cd low midding 2Sc. .qal TO 10 93lOud; good
ordinary a7sIc, equal 10 1tAd.
Tbe r.ceipts since our last have been 603 bales sea
islands and S7le bales upands against IA bales SEA
islauds and lS 466 bales uplands same period la>t
rear. Exports-Forelgn, to Liverpool, per lark Yu.
ynnri 1871 bales upIandS; coastwisc, $40 bales sea
Islands and 1884 bales upands against 3S7 bales sea
i,ands and S37 bales uplands corresponding weeE
last year o. this amount bales uplands and ).
balss sea island have been Through" cottons tc
Cbarleston. Sales of the week S93 oales.
SEA Is1ASps-The receipts Of long staple cot.ot
since our las. report amount to G0S bags, OF Wnlcf
I'll were from Flo. ida by boat and 432 from the Isl
ands and by the Atlantic and Gull Railroad, an q
these 2T6 bags were Flori cotons. The shipment,
have been GIG bags 10 Europe. the Nortn, anC
"through" to Charleston. We have also added t
the receipts 135 bags which have been pinned IN thu
city tom seed costons, and not included in The re
port last week.
In sea is.auds there has been good inquiry, bu
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Cons1seees per South Carolina Railroad
February 6.

6s3 bales Cotton, % bales Domestcs car Lum-
her car stock 43 casks Bacon 577 bushels Grain.
To Railroad Agent, A Muligan, Chisom Bros, g
walter & CO. Bowling 4 Co, Mowry Co. PelzeE,
Rodgers Co, Stenhouse Co, Frost AdgeT, ward Mard-
law Carew, Graeser, Lee. Smith & Co. j B Sloan,
Rrodie / Co. Thurston & Holmes. Willis & Chisolm.
G " Stcfens co, S Marshall, o'Neill. Camp
sen CO. Claghorn. Herring Il Col Adger 20,
Goldsmith son, kirkpatrick Witte, u Will
liams & Co.
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RlCE.-Jhe demand for this grain continued
steady at full rates Sales about 223 erces OF clean
Carolina viz Of at sa; sc at szs; s. at 0; 81 at e
and e5 at 9Lc. q ib. We quote common TO fmr
clean Carolina Mt s1s@s24; good szS@91; common
prime QL
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Mariue afws.


Port OF Charleston. February q
PORT CALEiN DAlS.
PHASES OF THE NOON.
Last Quarter. Sd, II hours, 3G minutes. ncrnine'
New Moon, l1th, hours, 81 minutes. morning.
First Quarter, 19tu IL hours. a6 minutes, morning
Fuu Moon, 2Gtb, hours A. iniDutcs. morning.
4 ,-..'lr. RISES. '7' SETS. s':s:. 4ss: !ssss: =ss
Alonday.... 6..51 Bog 5..aS o. ee''99ee
9,ruesday.... $50 o..So o..o| 99'1o
1O,Wcdnesday.. 6..49 2..J9 scts. ,''tS
II Thur;day.. 6..48 6...v o''9o 90
12.Eriday. 80. 6..I o..ai o''1o 90
13ISaturday. :. 6.-4 3..4s s.'5s 40
14lSumday."..! 9. 40 o..4' o''of 0'.-o