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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
PoETIeAL.
PLtGHTED.

- PLtGHFED.
siNt;se 10 tticsco of the heart, my beauty
Nfsez-an mine. aud for love, not duty
j ovesaiven willingly, full andi free,
Lave for loves sake as love thee.
! : BUY. a servant, keeps the keys,
-ISiIt, love the Master goes in and out
lofbis gootiy Chambers, with song and shout
5est as he pleasc-just ae he pleaze'
-.hline from, the dear heads crown, brown golden
so The siiSen foot that's scarce beholdcn;
Give a warm hand 10 friend-a smile,
: like a generous lady, now and awhile;
Rat the sanctuary heart that none dare wln'
Keen hottest of balies evcrmorc-
The crowd in lhc aisles may watch the door,
The high priest only enters in
Mine. my owu-withoUt doubts or terro's'
With ali thy goodness all thy errors;
Unto me and TO ire a lone revealed
az A sprinE shut up, fountain scaled
Many may praise thce-praise mine and thine;
MANY NAV 1--we thee I'll love them. too.
BuI Inv heart of hcarts, pure, faithful and true,
Must DC mine-lninc wholIy-forever mine.
Mine God thank Thee that Thou hast given
Something all mine this side Of Heaven;
Something as much myself to be
As This INV soul, which lett to Thee;
Flesh of my flesh. bone of my bone.
Life of my liie-us whom Thou dust make
Two TO the world. for the worlds work sake,
But each unto each, as in Thy sight one.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30

. WHY FOLKS READ LoCALs.-Wc get from
an exchange the reasons given by an old
"local," who ought to know all about things
pertaining to this department who says 1.-The
people read items of local interest for reasons
as opposite as man and wife. y reads about
a fight because he was there and saw it, 3
because he wasn't there, and didn't; c be-
cause he had heard it; D because he hadn't.
but wanted to while those who had hand
in it wanted to see how near the truth the ed
itor had got"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30

A little boy, on cold wintry day, eros
sing field, axe in hand, was crying at the
top of his voice when a man was passing
along the road on horseback Intercepted him !:
cSonny whar'sthe matter?' The boy b!ubher-
cd out as hest he could Matter enough
Dads drunk. MANS ditto, SAILS reading
novel. the habys near ze the wood is
mile off, and Id like 10 know who in thunder
wouldn't cry?"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
SASH FACTORY.

VNHE undersigned prepared TO furnish
FRAMES, DOORS. BLINDS. SASH, FLOOR
ING, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, or any kind of
Scroll Saving, ard everything needed in the way
of woodwork about the building of Houses, at our
"BLOOMERY SASH FACTORY"
on the Shenandoah river. q miles above Keyes'
Ferry, miles below Shannondale Springs, and 3
miles from Charlestown.
AS this is home enterprise we look for the pat
ronage OF our own people and If they do not en-
courage us it will not be on account of either
prices, quality ofwork or spirit of accommodation
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
either Rough oE Dressed. kept constantly hand
for sale. Post office, Charlestown, jefferson
ty, WestVa. KEARSLEY s. SHEERER.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Manager.
AprillI. 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30

- Some wag tells story of an old gentle
man whose eight or ten clerks bored him con-
stautly with conumdrums. Going home one
evening, he was stopped in front of closed
store by countryman.
Can you tell ne, my friend, why this store
IS closed ?"
Go to blazes with your conumdrums,'
cried he. ''l'vc been bored to death with en-
these three weeks :"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVINf permanently located in Charlcstown,
L with view to conducting the business OF a
HDUSE-CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
take this opportunity of informing the public that
will give prompt attention to all work that may
be entrusted to my care. My experience in the bu
sncss is such as TO afford a guarantee that those
who employ me will have cause to regret it.
i5S-My shop is at the residence of my father, Mr.
Nathaniel Myers, where ] will always be found,
when not elsewhere engaged. When not at home
any orders may be left with my father.
SAMUEL MYERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
PREPARED VACUUM OIL BLACKING,
For N0UcnjNg and PIcscrcIny
BOOTS. SHOES, Bug
GY TOPS, &c.
7 renders Leather impcrvious TO water.
Il Is suocrior TO the best Nentsfnot Oh

1t is ii certain preventive against cracking
1t docs I ct fry out, leaving a gum the surface
oils do, and perfect salts faction is guaran
tccd when the directions for use Gas given on the
la bel of each Can) observed For ga Ic. Whole
&c and Retail. Ivy the subSC ribCr, his Clothing
Sore Harfnrd's Hotel. Brrryvilic Clarke, county,
Va. + l-u by S. II. Woody, Charestown, and Hill
lcary, Wilson & johnson. Summit Point.
So Mcrchn uts supplied at Manuiac;urcI = Prices
and prompt attention g ven TO orders
F. WALDRON, Agent.
Lcnl.r1,r.- lSGa-2nn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30

A little six year old boy was asked by
his teacher to write n composition on the sub
ject of wafer and the GLOWING is the pro-
duction: Water is good to drink, TO swim
IN, and TO skate on, when frozen. When |
was little baby the nurse used to bath &c me
every morning in water I have been told
that the Injuns don't wash themselves hut
once in ten years l wish I was an Iniun ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
M0 US.

Which WAS Ir?-Two friends, one an
Englishman and the other a Frenchman,
CHANGED to meet at The Paris Exposition.
"What, you are in France, my dear Will
liam ?" said the latter. u am delighted to
see you How do YOU dc? ?"
s.Not very WELL L have been married since
/ saw. you last"
'sThats good"
..No it isn't, for my wife was shrcw."
81 am sorry that's bad"
':Not altogether. for she brought me a dow
~ of ten thousand pounds stcrl ng.'
Ten thousand pounds! That's good. 1t
consoles you"
mo it doesn't, for invested the money in
herds of cattle. and they all died OF the dis
ease that has just been raging i'll England"
That's bad"
mot at all, for the skins brought me more
than paid for the cattle"
Then you are Unidentified"
'No, not altogether; for l bought fine
house with the money, aud it has just been
burned"
"0h. what misfortune"
"Not so great Il one either, for my wife was
in it, and she was burned in the house"
WHAT MARY SAID.-During the trial of
one Cogzeil for kidnapping, which took place
lately at IlIsborough, n. c., AZ incident oc-
Cured which caused considerable fun at the
expense Of wigs and counsel. \ Miss Sloan
was testifying, and was requested TO state ali
she knew about certain transaction:
Witness-I was in the sitting room when
Mary came from the kitchen hurredly. and
Cngzell after her. lie caught hold of her at
the sitting room door and said MARY, you
have been here long enough; come and so
home now"
Q-What did Mary Say?
Attorney for the State-Stop there l OBJ
ject to the question.
Here discussion of nearly two hours took
place, in which four lawyers participated
after which the judges held long, serious
and exciting discussion, and finally. in for
NAL and pompous manner, stated. that it was
the opinion of the Court that the question
should be answered. The courtroom was
crowded almost to suffocation. and the most
intense interest was manifested at this stage
of the proceedings The question was re-
peated: 'What did Mary say ?" And tho
witness answered: "She didn't say 4 word. u
Nor BAD.-Little Jimmy, who is now
little more than four years old. having
achieved pair or rubber boots, astonished
his paterna the next day by asking if lie
wouldn't procure him pair Of skates and
deduct the pay out of his allowance when he
should have one! He was, during the late
thawy weather. at his grnndmothers aud con-
trary to her injunction out in the slush
and got his feet wet
Grandma" said he as he sat by the stove
drying his feet, "what do you do to your lit
tie boys when they don't mind you, and go
out in the water and get their fct wet"
"Why," replied she, with severe cOuu>
tenance, Il whip EN-"
''Well," continued he. in Il very discrimi-
mating tone, ''I'm not your little boy"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30

An up.country girl stepped to the via-
dow of the post-ofice in n Long Island village
a few days since and asked for letter. TO
what name?" was the inquiry. "What "omc'"
exclaimed the dansel in a rage. You are
mighty inquisitiye, to be sure !" and out she
flnnncnd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30

A Georgia paper knows man who
went all the way from Cassville Atlanta
On his return he looked solemn with the
weight of gnrnercd wisdom, and said, IF the
world was as big t'othcr way as it was that it
was a whopper -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
NOTICE.

rJIHE undersigned having removed to Charles.
i town, wishes to in form the citizens OF Jefferson
and Clarke counties that he will have on hand for
Sprin. planting. n large and full assortment of
FRUIT, SHADE md ORNAMENTAL TREES, in
large variety. Grape Vines of all sizes and of
qu IIity unsui passed. Small Fruits-Strawbcrry
Plants Raspberry and Currant Plants, and every
thing else necessary for the OrCha rd and Fruit Gar
den. Also. Kitchen Garden Plants in Season, such
as Cabbage, Tomato, Egg ana Pepper Plants. l
will also have large variety of Roses and Bedding
Plants generally.
Gardens on Mildred street, near Episcopal Church
VIM. HOPKINS.
March l6. lS69-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30

What are You kicking my dos for? ?"
''Because he is full c. heas.''
with me-"
Eyes, darn you, that's where he got en-"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
THE WILCOX & GIBBs'
NOISELESS
FAMILY WING MACHINE.

WE claim for the WILCOX & GIBBS the fol-
w lowing points:
The ''twistcIl loop stitch made with thread
directly from spool, ma king more elastic and du-
raGlc siitch than is made by any other Machine,
thus simplifying it by doing away with bobbins,
shuttcs, circular needles, under spooIs and their
attendant complications.
The impossibility of setting tho needle wrong,
owing to Patcnted'device for adjusting tine same.
The case and raPidity of motion, and no. being
able to turn backward by the foot, and !iabili
ty to get out OF order.
The great range Of work-Hcmming, filling.
braidng, binding, gathering, quilting, cording.
tucking, embroidery, sewing from finest lace to
heaviest musins or cloths without changing Ma
chine. KEARSLEY & SHEERER,
Agents for jefferson and Clarke Counties
ADril lis
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
POSITIVE NOTICE.

HAVING made off our Accounts to January Ist,
1869, we earnestly request all parties indebted
TO US, by Note or Account, to come forward and
settle the same at once. When say settle,
mean pay up. Our circumstances such that
longer indulgence canno: and will not be given
We therefore earnestly hope this notice will be suf
hcient for all parties interested. From this day
forward we shall consider accounts due at the
end Of each month, when payment will be expect.
cd unless by special contract.
January 10 iS69 WERLICH & WELLER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
DISSOLUTION.
TO OUR OLD CUSTOMERS.

the firm ofsnyder, Link & osbourn, is about
n to close. II is desire TO close with it all old
accounts. Old accounts must positively be settled
the ready cash-the latter preferred. 1t is hoped
will excuse themselves, but each respond AT
ONCE. We also take occasion to thank those who
have patronzed in the past, and hope the firm
about to take possession will find the same friends.
Respectfully.
SNYDER, LINK & osBoURN.
February 81 1869.
Shepherdstown Register copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
TO TRAVELLERS.
AND POTOMAC R. R.
NE ABLE.
TRAINs GorNe WEST.

TRAISs CONC WEsT.
Leave Harper's Ferry at 10 Nj and 1 % P NJ.
Leave Shenandoah at II NJ and % N.
Jsaye Keves' Switch at Z q A NJ and 81 p N.
Leave Hafltown ut sc A NJ and 80 p NJ
Leave Cbarlestoxn at Z 81 NJ and 81 p NJ.
Leave Cameron's at s IL a III and % NJ
Leave summit Point at s 30 A NJ and 10 NJ.
Leave Vaudeville at 81 Gland SOP NJ.
Leave Opeqcon Bridge AT So nj and 50 NJ,
Leave Stephenson's at 8 I4 NJ and a. p NJ.
Arrive At Winchester at 9 IS A VI and IS p NJ.
TRAISs GoINe EAST.
Leave Winchester at 10 % NJ aud 20 NJ.
Leave StePhensun's at 10 &c NJ and SO NJ.
Leave OPequOn Bridge at 10 81 A NJ and 81 NJ.
Leave Vaudeville at II 90 NJ and OF NJ.
Leave Summit Point IL Il A NJ and 8 % III.
Leave Gamer On at IL 25 NJ and 44IP NJ.
Leave Charlestown at IL SO A NJ and 50 p. NJ.
Leave Halltcwn at IL 45 A NJ and 5 Il p NJ.
Leave Keyes' Switch at IL SO A NJ and asp NJ.
Leave Shenandoah at IL Oh NJ and 4OPM.
Arrive at Harper's Ferry IL 0s A NJ and 5 IS 81.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
sADDLEs NDHARNEss.
HARNESS, SADDLTS AND BRIbtEs,
MANUFACTURED OR RErArRED..

3'I'2 VIs
At CHarIestotcn- Jc6erson County, Tirgimia.
I'HEundcrsigned respectful! announc- ca
Il es to the citizens OF Charlestown an, kEle4M
vicinity that he is consfNntIy ma king and
repairing Carriage, Gig Buggy, Coach nd ron
HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDES, HALTERS,
SC, in the most durable m,"ner, and the most
and upon Giving" terms. NV work commcnds
tsclf All TASK Is n share the public patrons &C.
0t-Call upon me at my establishment opposite
the Garter House,
HENRY d. BIIDDLEKAyFF.
November I, Is66-ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
NOW is THE TINE TO GET BARGAINS.

EUGENE WEST has just returned from RAIti-
IL more with fuii ard complete assortment of
Goods, that will COMPARE with any in the market,
for quality and chcaPncss. Ills stock OF
DIES DRESS GOODS
is composed of AIpacas Mcriros, scrgcs. Declines.
Cling CHAINS. &c.
consisting of Hosiery. Gluvcs. French CuTseirs,
IIoo,I Skirts the GRECIAN BEND, Linen Herd
kcschI' e. Huttcns, Linen Tnpcs ErtiiineE, Alpaca
Bald. Gimp, Dil CulUrs, &c, SC. iuli stock II
DOM ESTIC GOODS,
Blcached and Brown MGslins BIRD Eye Diaper
irish Linen. Jaconets, &c also fine assoTImchG"f
q tents CLOTHS AND CASSiIERSS.
md Boys Wear. Bpots md .sho If all sizes. A
full stock of GROCkHiES, such Sugar. CulEU.
Teas Of the beet quality, Ole, Syrups, aud that ia
vOri;c bra nj OF oblcCu te Du ham all of which he
lie selling for CASH, Thirty DAYS to prompt
customers. Cal! and see lis st"S before PurshHs-
ing CIs.W here
October u. ISCS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
TO tn @ In eli q = .
NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERS.

r WILL meet the Tax Payers Of AvERTLL
/ TOWNSHIP, at Mrs. Farnsworth's Hotel, on
THURSDAY Of each week for the purpose of col.
Letting the Taxes due Tor the year ISIS II prompt
payment is made in the month of january, 1863,
no additions! per cent " i'll be charged
] will also meet the Tax Pa crs of BOLIVAR
and IlARPEE'S FERRY TOW SSHIPS at John
KooncG's Store, in Harpcr's Ferry, SATURDAY
Of each week. il prompt payment is not made by
frat day of February, 1869 i will be compelled to
distrain for Taxes unpaid. Further indulgence
than above stated, cannot ard Will not he given.
GEORGE EOONCE, DIS
Jan. g. ls69-3m.
GJ-P. ST. advertise in the Spirit for my own
convenience, and the benefit Of Tax Payers.
GEO. KOONCE, ID. 6.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
-UPHOLSTERING.
ATTENTION FARMERS !

sfAVING completed such arrangements as are
II necessary, am now about to resume opera.
tions the
SHANNONDALE DISTILLERY,
and will pay the highest Cash price for CORN, RYE
and noes Farmers or others having these arti-
cles for SALE can apply me in Charlestown or at
the Distlery. JOHN AVIS.
january 5, lS69-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
ENTLER,S SURE CURE,

ENIIER'S SURE CUhT,
: Has never yet failed to cure the severest caseR
\ OF Cholera, Dyscutery, Cholera Morbus. Diar- 4
/ thea Flux. Summer Complaint in children,
sc. Manufactured by w. NJ. Entlcr Co., /
1 Shephcrdstown, w. Va. Price 30 cts per bot /
/ tie. Full directions on each bottle. See cir /
IcuIars. Sold everywhere. No cure, no pay. i
Every person should keep it constantly on
hand For sale by
! CAMPBELL s. MASON, CharIestown.
4 June %, IS6S-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-30
pUFFIELp,s TRApE.
CO.PARTNERSHR.

IN retiring from business at this place, having
i sold out to Messrs. WYSONG & CUTTINGS, /
patronage and encouragement in the past, and ask
a continuance of the same for the new firm, which
most cheerfully commend TO their confidence and
support. JAMESON i KlEDOW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-11
COOPERATION SUCCESSFUL.
The working Tailors' Co-Operativ
Union OF New York.
from the workingmen's Advocated

While In New York, on our return from Eu-
rope, we paid visit to the working Iallors
Cooperative Workshop, northeast corner OF Inlrd
avenue and Fourteenth street, where we were
both surprised and delighted by the evldences a.
forded that the enterprise had proven o 1hagnln-
cent success: and believing that what has oeen
accomplished in New York may be accomplished
in every city in the country, where similar well
directed efforts are made, we propose to give our
readers the results OF our Investigations
On the first Monday OF June, 1859, few reso-
lutte, energetic journeymen tailors, who had vain
ly endeavOred to secure for themselves and fellow
Workmen an advance Of wages sufficient to ena-
Bile them to provide for their wives and families
the necessaries of life determined to test the
principles Of cooperative industry and thus be-
come their own employers. Though poor In this
worlds goods, they were rich in faith, their
stock i'm trade amounting ALI told to but $40
fobtained by O dollar levied on each member)
and few patterns. Nothing daunted, now
ever they determined to launcn out, oeueVlpg
that complete success would uitlmately crown
their efforts woIkroom was consequently
hired. circulars were printed ana coini~nlttee ~
anpointed to wait on the WorKlngmens Union e
to solicit the patronage OF lts menoeIsi o ine ion
mission was eminently successful A Lesou,iJn M t,I
endorsing the action taken, and piedgng an anui
vidsd su5port. was unanimously adopted work
commenced to dow in; and the custom Oh ain'Vs "
every visitor was secured all garments 0e-
ing turned out in the best style OF worAnausi,p,
at o5 per cent. less cost than charged uy tne
downtown establishments. AS every Inelnoei
was pledged to observe the most rigid economy
and TO draw no more than absolute Necessity
demanded, fund sufficient to lay IN Small ss
lect stock Of goods was soon accumula.ed; WHICH
nos heen enlarged from time to time, until To-Day
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-11
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON. November lo-Noon.-Consols s3t4i.
Bonds sSA.
LIVERPOOL, November 1o-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
uplands 1lXa11Hd; Orleans l17sa12d; sales 5000
bales.
Afternoon. - Cotton tending down; uplands
111d; Orleans l1Ad; sales now estimated at
10, 900 bales.
Evening-Cotton steady; uplands ll%d; Or
leans lls<d; sales 10000 bales; for export and
speculation 1000 bales Corn 29s Sd.
PARIS November 1o.-Bourse quiet. Rentes
III 70c.
/ Evening.-Bourse quiet. Rentes III l7c.
HAvRE, November lo.-Cotton opens nat and
quiet anoat II 34hc.
FRANKFORT, November 1o.-Bonds opened nat
| at Sease1S.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November o-Noon.-Stocks steady
and dull. Money!. Sterling, long 0; short Sas.
Gold 27. Sixty-twos 15H. Tennessees ex-cou-
pom, 60; new 52K; virginias, eX'coupon, 90;
new 81: Louisianas, old 65; levees, old SO; lew
so; Alabama eight's 90; fives 5eA; Georgia skies
So; sevens COZ. Flour unchanged. Wheat lc
better. Corn lac better. Mess pork frmer OF
| 500 5oa2o rs. Lard firm. Cotton lower at 25c.
Turpentine 47a47Hc Rosin moderately active;
strained common 50 15a2 Tx. Freights quiet.
Eyening.-Cotton decidedly lower at t243<a247<c
Flour fairly active; prices unchanged. Wheat In
fair demand for export and speculation; winter
red Western 81 37a1 40; Illinois 81 80. Corn in
demand; chiefly for speculation; mixed Western
81 osa1 OF, closing quiet. Mess pork a shade
hrmer at 500 5ea30. Lard steady. Whiskey
steadler 81 0oa1 o. Rice dull; Carolina 7aSc. Sugar
moderately active. Coffee steady. Molasses hrm;
New Orleans csc. Naval stores quiet Freights
ouiet. Governments closed weak; Sixty-two's
is; Southerns quiet: Money active and closing
at Cal. Sterling dull at SXa9. Gold 27 Stocks
closed firm.
BALTIMORE, November lO.-Cotton nominal at
25c Flour dull but steady. Wheat Steady;
prime to choice red 81 35a1 3s. Corn, old white
sla1 oS; new S5ae0c. Oats 65a5ec. Rye dull at
e5casI. whiskey 81 o1a1 OF.
CINCINNATI November 10.-Corn in fair de-
mand at s4as5c. whiskey unsettled; small sales
at 81. Mess pork, new $31. Bacon, shoulders
16hc; clear sides 19hc.
LOUISVILLE, November 10.-Corn S6c. Bacon
and pork unchanged. Lard 17Hc "hlskey ac-
tive at 81.
WILMINGTON, NOVcluUtE lV.-SopiiiIo suiP iPCh1ihS
42H42Zc. Rosin steady at 81 55a1 so. Crude
turpentine 81 e5a2 IS. Tar unchanged. Cotton
221Ha23hc.
AUGUSTA, November 1o.-Cotton market dull
and easier; sales $40 bales; receipts S23 bales;
middling 22Ha22xc
SAVANNAH, November 1o.-Cotton receipts 34oo
bales; exports 900 bales; sales 1000 bales; mid
| ding 23Xc.
MOBILE, November lo.-Cotton, market active
in the morning at outside quotations. but closed
quiet at inside; sales 1900 bales; middling 23%a
23Hc; receipts s75 bales; exports 50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 1o.-Cotton very
active; middlng 23>1a23xc; sales $3.50 bales; re-
ceipts 1152 bales; exports to Havre 1928 bales;
coastwise s3e bales. Sugar and molasses quiet
| and dropping whiskey and coffee quiet and un-
changed Gold 26%. Sterling SS. New York
sight exchange par to u discount.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-11
Receipts by Railroad, November 10.

s0IyTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
IT'S bales cotton, 81 bales mdse, 13o bags gram
IN bhs flour 100 bbls naval stores, 1876 casks clay,
cars lumber and wood car cattle cars sun
dries. To Watson 4 HILL Pezer, Rodgers M gers CO,
Railroad Agent, w Smith & co, G w WlIlams
co. F ] Wiss & CO, Claghorn, Herring co, Reeder
& Davis, J D Aiken CO, Order, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
252 bales upland cotton, 20 bales sea island cot
ton. 4S4 bbls naval stores, 81 bushels rough rice,
kegs nails, cars lumber and phosphates, boxes e4
tobacco, mdse, &c. To Kinsman l. Howell, W
Emanuel, Marshall, Jr, Ravenel Il Huger, Frost
& Adger, A Johnston, w K Ryan, T Webb, $
D stoney, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co, DR. Oliver, "
c Courtney CO, Gaillard Minott, G hoppock'
Graeser & Smith, w Williams co, + sloan,
Brodie & co, NJ Caldwell & Son, Rayenel co, !
A Quackenbush, Mrs S Cohen, Bennetts
Bee Il CO, Reeder Davis: Gerdts d co, SNOW nov,
den. II Osterholtz, Hart & CO, ] Barden, Boil
mann Bros, W Lebby, Dowie 4 Noise, Mowry Il
co, Kirkpatrick Witte, Marshall, Clagnorn,
Herring & co. Kendall & Dockery, w Gurney,
Fass, F Burdell, S Jones, yelling, and Railroad
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