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N THE pIsTRIC COURT OF, THE

TN THE DISTRIC COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAkULINA-
JANUARY rERM. 1969-IN TIE MAT tR OF
Il. NJ. HaRVIN, OF CLAREND0N, BANKRUPT.
PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL p1sCHAHGE
IN BANKRUPTCY.-Ordered. That hearing be
had IN the FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1869, at
Federal courthouse in Charleston 3. c., and that
all Creditors &C., OF said Bankrupt appear ut So d
time aud plac., III i show cause, il any they can.
Why the PRAYER OF the petitioner should not be
granted And that the sncoLd aud third meetings
of Creditors of said Bankrupt Will bc he'd at the
Office of j. c. CARPENTER. Esq, Registrar Of
Selmud congressional District, s. c.. on TWELFTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, SG9 1912 N.
py order OF the Court, tho 18th day of January,
1850 DANL. HORLBECK,
Cars the District Court OF The United States for
south Carolina. th3 January Il
NV r,IE DISTRICT COURT OF The
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROL Ina
JANUARY TERM, 1SG0.-IN THE MATrkR OF
WM j. NORRIS or CLARENDON COUS1Y.
DISQUALIFICATION FOli FULL AND FINAL
DI,CHabGE IN Observation-Disclosures That
hearing bs had on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF February,
1869, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston. = c.;
ind that creditors, &C.. OF said Bankrupt appear
at SAID time and &c ;, and show cause, /; uny they
cur why the prayer OF the petitioner should not be
era ted. And that the second aud third meet Dgs of
creditors OF said Bankrupt will be held ut the Office OF
J .. CARPENTER, Esq. Registrar OF Seeo"d Ion
ercssionI Distr ct S. o., on TwkLFTH DAY OF FEB.
RUARY, 1869 at IAN.
By order OF the Court the 18th day Of January 1sG9
DANIEL HOELBECK,
clerk Of the District Court OF tho U. s. for s. C..
Jan ary IA to3
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WANTED, BY A LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or moro Literary Papers or Magazines, rs q
WRITER OF SKETCHES, POETRY, &c. Address
Miss X. e. W., Postofice, Charleston, 8. c.
October
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ITO RENT, A SUITE o. FOUR LARGE
i ROOM, first 'or, with lntry and use of pi-
azzl; house pleasa. tly 81 uatrd, with good water Oh
the promises Rooms be ,eucd separat, ly if de
sired. For informat OF apply at No. 1Yo NEE ING
STREET. thm Jnuary %
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dent; Jones M. Williams, First Vice -presidept!
John w. Richardson, Second vice. pres'den.'
W. H. Duncan Secretary and treasurer. .HH
Mrs. league. wife OF Judge !eague, OF Ghe
Probate Court, died on Monday last. For
many weeks she mad been confined to her bed
with pa!nIu. d'sease' 0he was ineuioeA VI
the Baptist Church.
dane atar CeEr. Austin Brown, was accidentally
posoned on Monday night last. Mrs. Peyton
was at Blackvllle on that day, and in the even
ing returned to the plantation OF her brother,
DR.. Henry Peoples, q few miles from that vii
lage. Feeling badly she sent one OF her
children to her medicine case to procure some
simple medicine. The child brought what she
supposed her mother wished, and Mrs. Peyton
drank portion Of it. 1t proved to be deadly
poison. and in a short time the unfortunate lady
was dead The little child drank what was left
and is now at the point of death. Mrs. Peyton
was lovely lady, admired by oil who knew her,
and the unfortunate occurrence 1s deeply re-
gretted bv the entire community.
The following land sales are ,ported: The
'Howell Mills" containing one thousand acres,
for $3.50. A tract cont tanning three hundred
and seventy-fivo acres for $3.50. Tract con-
tanning four hundred acres for $500; The fol
sheriff: Three hundred and sixty one acres Of
land for $3.50. Three hundred and fcrty acres
for $1,000. Nine hundred acres OF J. w Rlley's
land sold for $500; purchased by Pelzer, Rod
gers g. Co. EIghty-One acres OF James GlIs
land sold for $50; purchased by w. Y. Gill.
One hundred and thirty-one acres Of J. w.
Flowers land sold for $25; purchased by ". B.
w. Flowers land sold for $50; purchased by w.
B. Warren. Three hundred and sixty-two
acres of w. r.. Rouse's land sold for $500; pur-
chased bv b. nj. Badser.
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Pa ssemKers.


Per steamship Champion. tor New York-Capt
Gerdes B Vongul1ams. Mollman, II Jergens, N
Crusius II Bischotf, Miss NJ Goldsmith, Mrs Merri-
man and child MISS Kinsman. Miss Bates Miss
NJ smith, Conway and lady, L Coble and lady, A
Adams and lady, Mrs Rhet, Miss Marshall and SER
want, M Jordan and lady, Knebel, DR. Pelzer,
g Erry, L Meyer, II Welbrock. Wannamacher
Q Gregg, Mrs Edwards and three children,
smith and lady, Gould and lady, Needs, Miss
Lowell. Mrs NJ Marson, @ II Witt @ Taylor E
Taylor, Dana, Mr. Offerman. g Mitchell, Jr, w D
Cunninghau,, d Loinah Barnes aud wife Hen
berg, Cordes. J steffens, Q Dsch col II Bunker,
] Caverley, Hurstruan, F W Muller Wohrha.
him, r L Conover, thurman, MISS y Abrahams, A
Duer, W Hanson, Mc,.lan, G Il Quincy. J B
Gibbes, w Baird, Rodgers. G Hya pdrews and two
daughters, 81 Terry and wife. Mrs Devlin. daugn-
ter and son. Miss S,etson, Mrs Bellinger. Mrs
Con Wayne, Steson. Hogan, Barker and
lady, LORD V Alden, DR. Q Cook, E mth
E Gate. Marguz e. w Harrison. A Alters, Jr. and
- in steerage
Per steamship saragossa, from New York-H
Sturgess, > Fulder II And srsOn Eev M Folchi E
Vannerwall, Miss HarriA. Miss M Br dey. D Pro-
vos ~.taAor1A.,d. CoI,to loo dv
and chld. Pennypacker, D Paul, Miller, and
in steerage, llfs.,
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka. via Jackson
ville Fernandina and savannah d Aiken wife and
two children, Rev DR. Lord and wife. e r Davis j
Corner Won Dohlen, j d Witchen, A Breyard, J
Mooreh"ad. Mr. Nc MILAN and wife Mrs E Nj Che.
ney and child, Exum, @ Hyman, DR. Booth. Fer
gnson, r Nickerson Mr. Kiburn and Wife Miss
Field, = W Thompson, MIR Miller, D L whilden. Mr.
Ohlaut, Mr. Barnweli, ,a w barnes, and 8 on deck
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charleston cotton ana itice Market.

Charleston Cotton ana Ktce Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening. May 3.
COTTON.-The demand for this article was steady
and to fair extent, the general course Of prices
showing important alteration, the finer qualities
being quite firm, while the commoner descriptions
disposed of at figures in favor of the purchaser
sales about 400 bales, say: at 25. 80 at &c. % at
2e4. SO at 26, SO at 27, SO at 27. at 271k % at
27sl, 80 at 20, and 40 on private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .25H@26A
Middling. ....................... .27A@-
By New York classification we quote:
Mddl1n8.. .......,.... .......GthQz1A
RICE.-There was good demand for this grain,
under which factors succeeded in estabfsh hing ad
vance Of ne o 1t. sales S25 tierces Of clean Caro-
lna say 112 at 8, 16 at az. $50 at s1ao "a ID. We
quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7A@eH;
good, sA@shc " fb.
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Sailed Saturday.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New York.
Seeamshlp s1A as, promesheus Gray, Phiiadeiphia;
Brig Birchard Torrey. Fr,soie Jacksonville.
Sailca Yesterday.
schr Nellie Carr. Lansl baltimore.
From this Port.
schr Lily, Fl anois. New York. May s,
Schr Mary Ella, Thompson, Pro-iidonc1, May 6.
Sailed for this Port.
schr Jacob William, Frisbe. from Bangor, Me.
ShHpneyvs by Te'o&raph.
NEW YORK, May 9-Arrived. steamship Chauncey.
with S3t0,000; al>o, steamships Nevada and Hevia.
Volunteer for New York; Pioneer for Philadelphia;
Mary for Baltimore
SAVANNAH, May 8-Arrived. schrs Clara W Elwell
and Enchantress from New York.
Cleared. steamships Huntsville and San Jacinto
for New York; Wyoming for Philadelphia
ship Liberty in tow.
Memo. rNfn.
Consignees per brig 3 Redmap from New York.
arrived on Friday-T Fupper 4 Sons, King & Glib
bon J Compsen l. 90. 5eGords 4 GO. Railroad Agent.
0o aasnn ros Mon
II & A Caldwell Ii Bschoff = Go. Keip. South
ern Express CO. Werner & Ducker, Klatte & Go. J
Thomson Co, Holmes Il Calder, Trott, Knob
eloch & Small. g w Anlar, Marshall, Jr. Olney &
90. Robson, II CoDia Il Co. Ravenel & Holmes,
and Jancovich.
(
Bath, Me, arrived at Holmes Hole May s.
I he schr Anna e Glover. Terry. from Charleston
for Boston. arrived at Holiness Hole May 4.
The schr J Daily. WALL from Georgetown, G,
arrived at Boston May g. 5{gf
PORT OF GEORGETOWN. 8. c.. MAY 8.
CLEARED. rEs.
April 30-Brig w II Parker, Parker, for Bath, Me;
schr Allan Allan, for Fall River Mass.
May 3-Schr nj Richards, -, for New York.
May 5-Schrs Matte Holmes, Tapley, for Boston;
Gen Banks, hider, for Boston. Mass; Martha Maria,
Dean. for Boston, Mass; Mary, Gichrist, Philadel-
phia.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOX THIS POhi.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifton, Williams sailed April 10
The Minnie, Robertson, up. April IA
Bark Helen Sands, Otis, sailed. March IL
DOMESTIC
BOSTON.
schr B N Hawkins. Wyatt, up. .......... April %
BELEABT, ME-
Brig Alexander Milken snow, sailed. April 18
BANGOR ME.
Schr Jacob & William, Frisbe, sailed. ..... May s
HRW
schr Myrover, urown, up ............... April %
NEW ORLEANS,
Brig Henry Perkins, Mayo. ceared .... April 80
schr Ann Leland, Bennett, cleared April 16
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.

Horny.
The county has for the first time q colored
ofacial-Henry Jones, Commissioner of Elec-
lions.
Captain VIC. Dubois died at Little River
on the 26 h ult., OF congestion Of the lungs
He was Captain OF Company NJ in the noble
Tenth South Carolina Regiment during the
war.
Spartanburg.
Spartanburg Courthouse has had narrow
escape from being ruined by fire. About four
o'clock, on Tuesday. afternoon last, small
house in the rear OF Messrs. Daniel & Krby,s
store was discovered to be on fire. Nothing
but the great activity and hard work of por-
ton Of our citizens, and it's occurrence in the
wooden building to which the small! house was
nearly attached. We have not heard how the
fire originated.
Wheeler ct oil vs.. M. l.. Sanders house ma lot
in Yorkville. bought by b. T.. Wheeler for $500.
J. l.. Watson ct 81 vs. William Hanna-nlnety-
six acres Of land, bought by s. r. Moore for
by s. r. Moore lor $1OO. A. +. Mcconnell, ad-
ministratoI, ct al VS.. A. Coward surylyor-
Kings Mountain military school building and
elk acres OF land attached bought by Colonel
a. Coward FOR three thousand dollars.
Lancaster.
MIR. Leander Piyler, convicted OF manslaugh
ter at the last term OF The court for THIS coun-
ty, and sentenced to one years imprisonment
in the penitentiary, has been pardoned by Gov
ernor Scott.
The following sales are reported: Estate of
OF Gs r. l.. Massey-one tract Of 720 acres at
$685. one tract Of 304 acres at $500 35. one
tract OF 262 acres at $157 50 Estate OF George
w. ClyDurn-one tract or 142 acres at $275: re-
version OK dover OF 80 acres at SB.
.GreemvaAle
The Enterprise repofts the following ;nono. a.
ant sales Tract Of land Containing e9n acras
estate Of Asbel Cox, bought by J. l., Gov fnr n.
$26O2, one and two years. time. McIsee'a "a -
tory, purchased by Wyman, Byrd h g."
$4,000 cash. 1000 acres Of land, property of r.
Edwin Ware, purchased by Mrs. Eliza q. Boll.
ing, $57O1. 295 acres. property OF d. M. Gan,
non, purchased by Henry Coon, for S4O0
The Monntaneer says: (: "The extra term Of
court is now in session, his Honor Judge Orr
presiding. The vsxed question Of scaling
debts has not been definitely settled. Juries
have hung on the issue, conapronlsee been
made bv the parties before the verdicts were
rendered, and the learned counsellors are con.
tending, .Ihch by inch, tor all their clients
rights. During the progress OF the court ca
SOS haye arisen developing the utter faiiacy oi
Adjusting the difficulty by fesoftinS1 tt The
quotations of Mr.. COrbin's price current OF
Confederate Totes. There are about eight or
nine colored men on the juries." e
4 BarmweM.
The following are th@ officer of the County
Agricultural cIety. The Executive Commit.
tee consists OF the Following gentlemen: Gene
raj johnson Hagood. Bryant Weather. bca. ESQ.
i. g. Counts, Esq.,aJ. E. Crosland, Presi-
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AND HE HAD A FEMALE CHILD.

Whose name was Hexa Brightwater. and who was
twenty-nine years old; who wore red stockings red
garters, metal tipped shoes, green spectacles and
the pretties red hair the world eyes on or
into Hexa, true New England gal, chewed wads OF
pine gum. and sweetened her broth with onions.
HeKa wasn't so much handsomer than doll as to
make the doll faint but she intelligent fact in
telgonce was her best hold but one; she was great
on making baby garments, and had her trunks full,
packed away, that che might be ready as willing
when the evil hour drew nigh as she trusted 1t wauld
from year to year.
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Here comes man who once rich. He had
friends, ana money. and loving family, ana posi-.
ton, and influence. and sefrcspect and integrity,
and future OF usefulness before him. Bat, my
boy, he don't look like 1t He was elected to an
important oface He forgot the lessons his good
rnothsr taught him. and asked by designing
politicians to sell his vote to party Of swndlers he
could not for the life of him give articulation to that
little word, and 80 he fell. EN
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JAMES MARSH, ESQ,

No. 159 West Frrst-street, New York, says he
has three children. The nrst two are weak and
puny, Ills wife having been unable to nurse or
attend them; but she has token Plantation Bit
ters for the last ten years and has child now 1s
months old, which she has nursed and reared her.
SELF and both are hearty and well. Plantation Bit
tsrs is Invaluable to mothers.
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y =
Wommerlial.

Exports.
PROVIDENCE. RI--Per schr James A Crooker--0o,-
O36 feet Yellow Fine lumber.
NEW YOPK-Per steams hip Champton-4 bags Sea
Island Cotton, 87s bales Upland Cotton, lsl bales
Domestics. 1e8 'tierces Rice. "a casks Clay, 40
bbs Rosin. 115 empty Barrels, 5000 feet LUMBER
465 packages Vegetables g6 packages sundries
Yellow Pine Lumber.
BALTIMOhE VIA WILMINGTON, C-Per schr
Flying Scud-12 tierces Rice.
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PLANTATION R1rrERs

is made from pure st. Croix Rum and Calisaya
Bark (known the world for its curative propera
ties), and will fortify the syst against disease,
caused by change OF water and diet. If you are in
ened to dyspepsia, try it. If you have the cnrlls
and fever or any Kindred disease. by all means take
Plantation Btters. hey are sold by oil druggists
Of rcpute. tIr
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II WENT TO THE LAND OF STEADY HABITS"
wanted to hand several "bricks" down to pos.
terty, and was told by father that with New Eng
land girl tor WIFE, could raise children. grow
more onions, skin more cells, sing more psalms,
know moe of what was going on in the neighbor-
hood hear more scandal sleep less nights, have
more relatives eat more BEANS love myself hato
others more and get more out Of dollar. than any
other fort OF woman in this happy country socalled
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1Dlantation Ditters.
WHAT BRICK POMEROY E:D WRITE
AND WHAT HE DID NOT WRITE.

Eight O'Clock. and he Is not here yet How
dfeary this little room does seem, and am 80 lone
some Ten O'Clock. How wish he would come.
1t is so lonely here with the children asleep Once
he loved to stay with me, but now, alas Twelve
o'clock, and 1 am 80 tired, cannot sleep My
heart aches and grows sad. I am growing old, per-
haps May be my face is not as fair once, but my
heart is warm. though 1t is often sad.
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now OFTEN DO WE HEAR we've oompr, ArNr

II, Row OFTEN DO WE HEAR THE COMPLAINT,
From mother and father, that the or daughteri
not well; that they have appette that they feel
languid; that The head aches oil the tire that they
are growing thin and feeble. and that they have no
life nor energy left And the questions are often
asked. What shall do FOR them what shah give
,the1n2 Our s, let them try Plantation Biz
ters moderately, three times day, and our word
for 1t they will recover.
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AND HERE y.A...r.s:.., Re \ ycysso. ssssa..s:;,

ENU HEKE sY-A-s-.-ss 3 : .sS"Isss sSAfse M /,
just like you and us. my boy. he has wit. sense
education, Intelligence, friends, ambition, and 10
loved. He has knowledge Of the world, acquired
by mixing with It's people BE has ambition ana
the same hed In which to WIN honor, fame and dis
tinetisn. % haa Franhiis Fulton Morse. and host
Of others, He is naturally smart, but. Walter, my
Bay, as hs peats ts do the Of moil-
ture in his eye the little puffy ridge under At the
gradual turning Of the beautiful corners OF the
mouth, his mother SO loved to kiss. These. my boy
tell sad tale of early shipwreck. Of disease pre-
mature death, Of neglected and squandared gift@
December ly
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THEY WHO ARE RICH.

Are they who mind their own business Find hap
py man or woman, and til affairs of another trouble
them but little 1t is none of your business If the
minister kisses one Of the sisters. or of the
ters thus salutes the minister. It cannot effect you
when man you know calls girl you don't know,
or one you do. What If there is kissing behind the
door. in tunnels and when the night is dark at the
vesbule of the CHURCH, ever the gate. Would
you not do the thing If the chance was offered
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ONE O'CLOCK.

What charms can he ffid in that foul-scented
room by that dusty table, cutting and dealing those
dusty cards. filling himself with poison taining his
breath running his mind, undermining his constitu
ton, planting seeds of disease. SOU indcring his
money, cloudel with smoke tired with excitement.
Is this happiness this life Is this our mission2
Oh am 80 tired, do come home.
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IF THE LADIES BUT KNEW

What thousands of them are constantly relat
to us, candidy believe one half of the weakness
prostration and distress ex2erie b, them would
vanish.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
TriDuto to our consederate Dead.
BY stns. ]. Q. n.

Softly, slowly, onward tread,
Low 10 reverence bow the head:
Deck with flowers each hallow':: grave
Where siss ssilss cps the unforgotten brave;
Where the winds float soft ana sIo"'
O'er their couches green ana lo"'
Let us come with solemn treao'
Bringing tributes to our dead.
Tributes to the lost and dear,
Those who sm,led at bastard fear,
Raised the standard OF the Soutn,
Bore it 10 the cannon's mouth,
Fought, and failed, bled and died
In their manhood's glowing pride.
So we come with silent tread,
Bearing tributes to our dead.
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COnslg noes per south nlOlIna ltnllr0ad
May g.
329 bales Cotton, Ga bales Domesics. 90 bbls Naval
Stores, cars Lumber, 8 cars Stool. To kailroad
Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers e. Co. Marshall Johnston,
Crews & Co, Fl ost II Adger, Willis & Chlsolm, w
smith, Graeser smith. Miss. W Ryan, g
Walter & co, G w Williams e. Co, j Sloan, W
c. urtney l. Co. Goldsmith & Son. Plnckney Bros, J
M Fredsburg, Walker, Evans & Cogswe and
Walsh.
Consignees per Northe astern Railroad
May g..
6 bales Cotton, $50 bbls Naval Stores. cars Lum-
Der, cars stock, Mdse, &C TO Marshall. Jr Klns-
man & Howell, D >touey, G Pingree, G " alter
& Co, G W WI lams & Co, H = Myers, Ii Granger.
Walsh, III Goldsmith & on e Bates & co, E We'll
ling, b Simmons, and Ebau9b.
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ARE YOU DyspEpT1o,

Nervous, jaundiced, low spirited, weak, or you
sick and don't know what ails you; then try Panta-
ton Bitters and word for it, it will cure you.
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months set in at ihe close OF our review the arm.
ness In the liverpool market. and an advance In
gold and sterling exchange, has caused holders to be
firm here. The market closed at: Middling 274; low
IN ddl:ng 26>a; good ordinary 25%c.
he receipts t this port since April 8Oth, amount
to 4572 bales up and and "a bales slald Of which
39l7 received per Genital Railroad 65 bales up
land and 13 bales sea island per Ausntc aud Gulf
Railroad, nom landings on the Savannah River
and "a bales sea island from Florida and the coast
The exports tor the same me have been 1894 bales
upland and 176 bales sea iland, of which 79l bales
upland and 176 bales sea island shipped to New
York 1877 bales upland to Baltimore, and Ao8 bales
to Philade hia.
end more genera, prices being without charKe. The
advices by able continue to chow dE and dec in
ing marko! in Liverpool with .nconsiderable sales
and the effect here has been to make factors more
willing sellers at our quotations., though there is
some effort made to give lrmnesa to prices by
spreading the reports which bnve come from Florida
announcing he presence of the caterpillar bn, it s
too early to anticipate Damage from this cause. We
quote common Floridas and Georgtas 6Qa56; medi-
um Floridas 60; good Floridas 65; fine Floridas 80
Recovery dull; fair stock. We quote clean COM
to % urine u s ss rough g 81 So TO- sea
present in the city, $50 tcs
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGToS, May s-TURpENT1NE-Is in de-
mand and market steady Sales Of 565 bbls at "a for
virgin. SO for yellow dip and 81 80 for hard, per ESQ
Sp1a1Ts TuRpENr1NE.-N Market firmer and prices
shade higher. saes of IS bbls al Ale, and 1872 bbls
RosIN.->aIes OF only 23l Dbl. at 50 for strained
81 80 extra No l. s5 co. So Sc 75as7 for PALE aud
So As for window glass.
TAR.-496 bbls changed hands at 50 40 per Dbl.
CoTToN.-> ale OF bales OF 26 ~ for mixei lots.
Nashville Cotton Market.
NASHVILLE May 5-CoTToN.-Liverpool to-day
was dull, and New York weak at 10 decline. Our
market quiet and weak, especially low grades.
We quo 9 Ordinary 22a22336 good ordinary. 2s,Ga
"a; low middling 241sa25c.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand september /, 1868. ..~......... go
heCe1VeQ TO Gay lS6 I
Received previously 45771-47.9O7
Total. ....................... 47,967
onlppeo Co-uuy.... ............... ZOO
Stock on hand. d......................... 4O36
oRN.-The shipments toda, included 5000 bush
els. sacked and delivered in dep t Mt 77Mc
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A WINE GLASS FULL

Of Plantation Btters, taken three times day. before
each meal. will make the flame Of life again burn
brightly and illuminate once wretched existence.
For ladies 1t s elegant and gentle stimulant just
such as they require.
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PLANTATION BIrrERs

Are always pure, reliable. They strengthening
and invigoraing, and are Exhausted Natures great
restorer. AS an agreeable and pleasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be excelled.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-10

"Det YOU GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, MY PET ?"
ssNo darling, have labored enough to-day. Why
should flee from home from happiness, from thoea
Life is full short to love- too short to squander.
love the photograph of my reart too well. No dnr-
ling, my heart is here; Lere let me keep it company"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-10
lows THIS PREPARATION

rs INVALUABLE Il
It in reases 8 the
quantity and inn
proves tho quality
Of the MILK. II
has been proven
by actual expert
mtnt to increase
the gu an tity OF
Milk and Cream
tw enty per cent.
and y,anko Tho Pnf.