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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-26
. OoKING- GLASSES.
R. MILLTKAN

Has just received from New York the largest
and most beautiful assortment Of Looking
glasses ever brought to Washington. Price
and quality cannot fail TO suit. 26H
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-26

"Barrett's" possesses real n1er-
t.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-26

-"Barrett's" the only safeguard.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-26
The gerald,
PUBLISHED EVERY
THURSDAY MORNING

A failure to n0tliy LTe FuDIlHHeT.V q
wish to discontinue the paper at the enc
Of an engagement, will beregarded aslWish
to continue the paper. -
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-26
1,ERMS az ADKERTfSlN0. ).

The following prices for advertising
have been agreed upon by the puplishSts
of newspapers in this town: ~
-. - n,,a inanrEinn - &(llUO
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
lFor the Newberry Herald.l


MEssRs. GRENEkER>-DEAR SIRs II
am still at Wotforl College, and doing
very we'll. Osr Sophomore Exhibition
is to come of tomorrow night. I think
it will be very good. Our commence,
ment is to come off on Wednesday night
the l4th Of July, hope you will be sure
to come, will send you ticket when
they are printed, We have had several
pic.nics, exhibitions, &c; lately.
The Editor Of the Gazette, Dr.. A. s.
Wallace, died on Wednesday night, the
9th Of June. Some few students are
sick, but none dangerous. No rcws
among the students but study, preparing
for the examination, which will come of
in about two weeks and q half We
have two base bal! clubs-called the
Pioneer, and Wofford Star. l belong to
the Pioneer. they both have uniforms.
The uniform Of the Pioneer is Blue
pants, white shirt, and . shield in the
breast. The uniform Of the Wofford
Star is red shirt, black pants, and. a
shield in the breast. The Pioneer played
against the Woford, Saturday the 18th
of June, and the results are as follows.
o. means No. of outs; r. the No.. Of
times they run round. P. for positions.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
Rsv. J. !. Bonner.

We were gratitied on Monday morn
ing last, by visit from the Rev. j. J..
Bonner, principal Of the Due West Fe-
male College. Mr.. B"nner's visit to this
town was principally to fill an appoint.
ment at the Associate Reformed Church,
which he did most aceep,ably, on Sab
bath last. We arc pleased TO learn that
his College at Due West is in a most
furnishing and healthy condition, and
that large degree Of satisfaction is an.
ticipated a, the approaching commence.
ment. Among the distinguished visitors
who ~ill DO present on that occasion.
vii. be Gen. Preston, the finished and
graceful orator, and the Rev. Dr.. Hicks,
the eminent and popular assistant Of the
German Lutheran Church, at Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23

SrxProxs.-A Scutch paper furnishes
the following symptoms by which ladies'
may decide for themselves when they
are growing 70 be old maids:
r. "When q woman begins to drink her
tea without susar-taat's symptom.
When1Sweman begins to read love sto-
ties r. e-Ssd-that's sympsora. a.sszz1Ns:hsa. q
woman gives sigh on hearing Of wed
ding, that's symptom. When q NO.
man begins to say what dreadful set Of
creatures men are. aad that she wouldn' t
be bothered with oae f,r al the world
that's q synpto,n: When a woman he
gins 10 have . little dog ,rotting after
hsr-thai's, symptom. When a woman
begins 10 have cat at her elbows at
meal times. and gives it sweetened milk
--that'sa symptom. When q woman
begins to rub her finger over the chairs
and tables to see if they are dusty
that's, 8 symptom. When woman be-
gina to 60 to bed with her stockings
and flannel night cap on-that's symp-
tom
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
The XIX Century.

The publication Go. Of this very popu-
lar Southern monthly, requests Of US an
expression Of their thanks, Though the
columns of this paper. to generous and
apprecia,ive public for the handsome
supper: bestowed upon the XIX Gen.
tury. Having exhausted the very large
asa;iion printed. they beg to apologize
for their inability to an orders for-she
frs. number. The next number will be
issued on the 6rst day Of July next, and
will exceed in interest even that which
hiss called forth so many kind enconiums
from the people and the Press, and for
mutual convenience and satisfaction, it
is desired that those who want the July
No. will send in their orders Immediately.
For subscription address XIX Century
Publication Co., Charleston, s. c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
POSITION.
The Universe.

The Chicago Evening Pest says The
Chicasoan, started overa year ago in this
city as literary weekly, attracting mnch
attention for its bold and extreme views on
social questions, 10 sboas 10 be. enlarged
and name changed to TIE UxlrxRsE. Ar.
Lewis, the publisher. (who j. also the pnb-
fisher Of the Western Rnvall. has purchased
the Chicago Sorosis and Advance Guard,
which are to be merged in the Universe.
In the first number Of the latter, to t'e 10.
sued about June "a, will appear an impor-
tant paper from the pen Of sae eminent
Robert Dale Owen, entitled "Spiri.sslism>a
Moral and Social Necessity" also. the
commencement OF story, entitled, Mar.
ried or, A Woman's Deception" by Ars.
Corbin, author of "Rebecca, A WomAn's
Secret" etc. !; also story, complete in one
issue, By Mrs. Jennie T. Hsxen, entitled
Daisy or. The Married Mans Story"
Epes Sargent, of Boston, and others. are
engaged as regular writer's. The Universe
will De ably conducted. Each number will
contain great variety of matter.
Whatever may be said or thought Of the
views presented in the above journal, they
are being widely disseminated. as an al.
ready large circulation would indicate.
The facts given concerning social crimes
are startling The Universe is $3.50 per
year, but it is sent three months (thirteen
numbera) On trial for fifty cents, or speci-
men number for ten cents. Address the
Publisher, q. N. F. Lewis, Chicago.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23

The Cuoan revolution 10 progressing
With varying results Thousands Of old
army soldiers both Southern and North.
een, besides sdvsntursrs hitherto un.
used 10 war, have Joined fortunes with
ehs revolutionists:
Ths aGvices from Cuba. BY mail and
telegraph, cont in some important points
Of news While the revolutionary volu.
tsers 10 Havana have evidently failed in
the principal part Of their scheme, which
was to establish agovernu,ent Of their
own, with but slight dependence on the
Spanish crown, they have endeasored to
sEhibi. new energy in government, by
ordering the troops throughout the por.
sions Of the island they occupy to arrest
oil saspicions persons. This, by filling
The prisons with persons who are only
suspected Of disaffec,ion. can have but
ens result to increase the embarrass,nentS
Of the colonial government. The details
from the seat Of military operations show
no important success on the part OF the
Spaniards, while the patriots havo sue.
eesded in cutting the railroad between
Nussisas and Puerto Principe, and Gen.
eral Qessada is pressing CLOSELY the seige
Of the latter city, This general seera< to
be 20 veil satisfied with the supplies he
has lately received, thss he promises TO
bs IN Havana by the middle Of August.
Operations seem to have subsidized in the
Eastern Department and Count Va!ma.
seda, who still remains at-Baysmo, has
spread bis troops out in several n.i igh-
boring csatonments for the purpose Of
saving them from diSesse and holding q
large exteat Of countrr. The usual de-
sultory and aimle>s operations are going
on "a The other disturbed district of the
islard. In Havana the ytluw fever has
appeared and the head Of the Treasury
Department died of that disease on Tues.
day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
Schedule On Blue Ridge B. R.

eNsnd after Saturday, The fifth instant,
the Trains on this Road will run every day,
Sundays excepted, connecting with tho
Greenyille and Columbia Railroad at An
derson:
CP TRAlN.-Leave Anderson $50 o'clock
p m. lea se Pendle,on 6.20 p. m. -.
Down TRAIN.-Leave Walhalia, 4 G'cloeE
a. NJ leave Pendleton, $40 Q. m. 4. =.
Up TRAIN-Arrive at Pendleton, $50
p. m. arrive Il. ;Walhalla, o'clock p. m.s
Down TRAIN.-Alriye at Anderson, e.4e.
a. NJ.
w .iring one hour after usual TINA fos'
arrival of the G. & G. train.
An accommodation train will leave Aa-
derson on Mondays and Fridays:
Ur TRAIN-Leave Anderson at ESQ q,
m. leave PendIeton, s.2n.; leave Perry.
vile, $40 arrive at Walhalla, TO-.
Down TRAIN.-Arrive at Anderson, L6o
D. m. leave Wslhalla, II q. m. ;: sape'
Pendeton p. n. - -
W. q. D. GAILLhRD,
June % Superintendent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23

WEAr KIS?-A. fisnd in search of
information came to US the other day
and propounded the folio ring interroga.
asry "a father and son married two
sisters--whas kin are their children!"
New re regard this question as willy
trap to expose our Ignorance. and re
spscesaaly decline TO consider it. The
iesisia,pre Of South Carolina failed to
make any ssasusnt witch will decide
4he poipt. apa Of eeafse less gifted indi-
viduals ased Dot s,asspt it, The lesls-
laturs is not il session = but fortunately
the State Beard Of Equalization j., and
" ous Elsad Is Afih Gssirnas of an an
swsr 10 his question: he had better sub
NIT It to them. The will wia 6x it up
for him in short order.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
TIE TOPOGRAPHIC JouRxAL.-Amone

TIE TOPOGRAPHIC JoURNAL.-Among
our batch of mail matter TO-DAY, we find
Vol. ] No |, Of the Topographic Journal,
from the Press of Messrs. Walker, Evans
l. Cogswell, Charleston. It is superbly
printed, and richly filled with a table OF
contents suitable in variety and quality for
every one; we nre charmed with it, and
congratulate the members Of the art pre-
serFative, and it's worthy publishers, on tn
advent of 20 desirshle a publication. We
only regret that its issues will be quarterly
instead Of monthly. Its title is the Typo.
graphic Journal L Advertiser. a Southern
quarterly, aud is devoted to the advance.
msnt of the Interests of the Publishers,
Printers and Binders in the South. Success
to it. say we.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
Catalogue.

A neatly printed pamphlet, bearing
the imprint Of the Presbyterian Pub
fishing House. Columbia, s. e., gives US
a catalogue Of the officers and students
of Davidson College, n. c. The thirty
second Collegiate year of this insti,u-
ton erdS on the Gath June. We no.
tice that North Carolina furnished the
past session SO students, South Caro-
lima, So. Alabama, z, Mississippi, 6, Ten
nessec 8, Georgia 4, Arkansas Q, Mis-.
souri, !. and Texas ]; ofthe number were
% Seniors, IA Juniors, 4S Sophomores,
80 Freshmen, ls in the Scientific Depart
ment, and 6 in Preparatory, making q
total of l2l. The expense of each term
of three months Is only $67. Davidson
College is finely situated on the line of
Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio Railroads,
twenty -milss from Charlotte, and eeui-
distant from the four towns, Charlotte,
Statesvile, Salisbury and Concord.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23

The "Riverside Magazine" for July,
comes with midsummer table Of contents {:
''Stra wberries and cream" somebody has
called the cover, and equally appetising
dishes are found displayed within. "$nipe
Shooting" will be the FIRST course taken by
many youngsters, who will gaze at CASTOR
Fay's frontispiece with ardent desire TO be
in that salt marsh. IA Tale of the Sunset
Sea" is one of those pictured fairy poems,
by Miss Bishop, which readers Of the Riv-
erside have learned n look for. Mr. Stock.
ton comes with further adventures ofthe
droll fairy, Ting-a-ling the sketch Of "Jo-
an Of Are" il concluded Mr.. BENJAMIN
tells "Hou Sail Boat is tuiit and rigged,"
preparatory to telling how it is managed !;
"Pspa's Story" contains more of the mimi
tsble pictures by children: Nellie Eyster,
describes an historic block.houss on Lake
Erie Hans Anderson slips in with his lat
est, freshest story. and the number makes
= ine show with its two dozen pictures.
large and small. An important announce
ment is made respecting the next number.
Published by Hurd & Houghton, N. T.
$3.50 year.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
THgEE JAPaSsSE FAMILIES have recent

THREE JAPaSsSE FAMILIES have recent
ly arrived in California with the jntea.
ton of forming colony. Thirty.seven
families are now on their nay. and
eighty are preparing to follow, 40 that
settlement of one hundred and twenty
families will be made. These japanese
are bringing with them mulberry trees.
bamboo shoots and tea plsa,s for cult.
tzsi;on. II Is asserted that many more
japsaese, adherents Of the Northern
DaaniSs, who have recently been de-
isated By shs Southern Daimios, will al
so smigna4s. The United States Is thus
becoming Eeinge for the prosecuted
people of Asia o. the West rs we'll as
Of Europe ON the East
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
Death Of an Editor.

Dr. Peter u. wallaee editor ofthe Spartan
burg Gazstte. died In that p'aee On the 9Th
iast., at the advanced age of seveney-svo years.
He was born in Charleston, but removed to
Spartarturg District about the year 1880 md
puraued the avocatior OF farmer, until ls4s.
at which time we became personally acquainted
with him, ard learned to TEEN him for the
kindly qualities OF heart and Lead, and NO less
for sis ecrliar Fitness for TIE position which be
had Nust then assumed, mat OF editor and pro.
prfetor ofthe Carolina Spartan, then In Q most
:auyaishing eor6ition. 1t was our pleasure to
spend the sumner and fall of that year in Spar.
sanburs village. and to mutual satisfaction exc
cnted . part Of the typographical labors Of the
Spartan. which soon under the Doctors guiding
hand aud ardent mind became prosperous. We
remember our old friend with affection, and
drop tear to his memory. We are glad to
know that be died in the full hope Of . glorious
Immortality. sna that like shock Of ripened
wheat he has gous down to his rsst. Peace to
his ashes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
Death Of Gen. q. q. Kinard.

|. On Thursday last, about 4 o'clock in
the morning. We are pained to- say. ter
minated the life Of this useful ard we'll
known citizen, after an illness of but q
few days. On the Saturday previous he
was taken with q chill, and being forced
to take his bed, rapidly fell into dan.
gsrous condition Of congestion, which
finally resulted in death. Gen. Kinard's
health for year or two had been de-
clining. but unwilling to indulge in a
period OF rest which his overtasked bo6y
and mind so much needed, with an in
d3ni,sble energy, in keeping with his
whole previous lifes he kept up and on,
until tired noture could bear no more.
Perhaps no man ever devoted more time
aud energy to business pursuits than he
cid. or worked harder, considering the
good age he had sttained-sixty years
and upwards-he aas remarkable as
q representative man among the work.
ers. Gen. Kinard filed the Office Of
Sheriff for this District for no less than
three terms, and in q highly acceptable
manner to the people. and creditable to
himself together with other positions.
while ut the time of his death he oceu.
pied the magisterial chair. besides being
Coroner. We believe that he was the
FIRST general appointed in this State,
shen it was B,igaded. and served for q
number Of years, as a general of cavalry,
for which be was peculiarly fitted. He
rests from his labors. and will be missed
in no ordinary way from the active works
OF life, which for so long e peri"d have
known him SO intimately and we'll. Gen.
isl and kind, the whole community feel
THAI sold is left which can not soon be
filed. His family to whom be vas 50
tenderly attached have an earnest and
universal sympathy, to which in all esrn-
estncss We add ours.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23

As IrE2 FOR BAcHELoas.-The atten
sion Of bachelors is respectfully invited
% the following touching 'wail ~
@Thers are some sights in this world !:
. city sacked and burnt-a battlefield
after q great siaughter-a London in tie
midst ola plsgue--a ship burning at sea
"a family pihing in starvation-a jug OF
nolasses wrecked upon the pavement.
Ali, bad, it is true.
But to as. the ssddest sight of all is an
old bachelor wearing toward the end OF
ife. his great duties undone. Miserable
creature just look at him; his shirt but.
tons of-his stockings ous at toes-not
o son or daughter. nor relative, TO drop
= tear; Close his eyes in death. or to leave
his money to-nobody, in fact, to care
for him-"shunned by saint and sim
nern -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
OLD BANK BILLs.-In one of our State

OLD BANK BILLs.-In one of our State
exchanges We find the following para
graph in regard to Bank Bills"
The following Banks in South Carroll
ma are in course Of liquidation: Bank of
Camden, Bank of the State Of South
Carolina, Peoples Bank, Planters and
Mechanics Bank. The Farmers and
Exchange Bank has been closed up. and
its bills are consequently entirely worth
less. All are required to wind up by
the first of December, 1859, and many
will be settled up very soon, and those
notes not presented beforehand will be
lost altogether to the holder.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23

PROLIFIC. Carlina colored, aged
81, and his wife age'l 80. have been
blessed C) with an addition to their fam
lly of four (4) fine boys at one BIRTH
Mother and children were doing we'll at
last accounts. and were successfully at.
tended by Dr.. Horace williamson
They live in Colfax Township, not far
from the Village, and We think that
there is no State or Township can beat
that. This is certainly developing the
country in the right way. Hurrah for
our side; We claim the companionship ;
"Let us have Peace"
darlington Democrat.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23

TIE LADY's FRIEND FOB JuLY.-A beautiful
engraving. called NV Native Land. FAREWELL"
leads of the July number oftbis excellent mag
sxine then We have the usual elegant Faahion
Plate, giving the late Partisan styles; and fine
Illustration of the Poem. I'm IN Attic" BY Flor
ence Percy followed BY a number Of engravings
Of ladies' bonnets. dresses, jackets, &c. The
the literary contents we notice "Roiand Yorke, !"
By Mr. Henry Wood "The Luck Of the Luck
less" by Frances Lee; Between Two.1by Miss
tlizabeth Preacott; The Contested Wife," BY
Mrs Hosmer; "rwo Of my Schoolfellows.n BY
editorials, novelties, 10 Published bv Deacon
q Peterson, 319 Walnut Street. Philadelphia,
ut $3.50 . year (which also includes q large
steel ensraving). Four eoP.es, Ss. Five copies
Saturday Evening POST and one engraving
Sl.00. Specimen numbers sent for ten cents.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

NEWBERRY COUaTS. :. -
By John T. Peterson. Probsssy sypdseSc@ q. 4.
Whereas, Benson M. Jones 6syiag lWaAe
suit to me to grant him Letters Of Admines
tration Of the estste and effects Of Nancy
Sheppard. decd. -, :; --,..
These are therefore to eites asd sdMoaisk
all and singular. the kindred aud acTetcfI Of
the said deceased, to be aads anaae ae6se
me, in the Court of Probate 10 X hsa at
Newberry Court Holser on the. Id. day. Of
Juy inst, after publication hereaf. et u
O'Clock in the forenoon. to show csHae, ~
any they have, why sas said. nsajssrasioa
Given under my hand this &asA day Of
June, Anno Donini, 1859.
John T. Peterson, P. J. NC.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Wednesday Morning, 5uns %, 1869.
Medical College q South Carolina.

The Annual Circular of the Trustees
and Faculty Of the College for the session
Of ls6e-70, announces increased facil.
ities for clinical instruction. The Lee.
.ures in this institution will be resumed
On Monday. the first of November, 1869,
and continue until the first Saturday in
March, 1870. Expenses Of the School !:
Matriculation fec (paid once) IS, Course
of Lectures $l05. Demonstrators ticket
$40, Graduation Fee $50.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEwBERRY COUNTY.

By John T. Peterson. Probste Judge.
to me TO grant MIN Letters Of Administers.
ton. Of the Estate and effects Of Lodeeki
A. Sheppard, deceased 49, ,......
These are therefore to cite and admosisA
all and singular. the kindred and creditors cf
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me. in the Court of Probate to be held as
Newberry Court House. on the 1st day Of
July inst, after publication hereof, o.
II o'clock In the forenoon, to shew cause, H
any they have, why The said AdminisraticA
should not be granted. .'.... ..
Given under my hand this 18th day ee;
June, Ammo Domjni 1859. - .
JOINT. PETERSON, PJ. r.
June % 2t 2
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23

In August, 1868, Rev. John H. Potter
left Boston for South Carolina, taking
with him q wife end daughter. His
mission was to fad chance to open n
negro school and better his condition.
When last heard from, he vas at hard
ware store buying double. barrel shot
gun, and just starting on the trail Of q
heavy-muScled Ethiopian, nho the day
before had eloped with his only daugh-
ter. Brethren, let us unite, etc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23

Thirty years ago South Carolina grew
$es, aud il was demonstrated beyond
the possibility sf douat that Snuth Car
oGna could greg tea AZ well IN China.
It hes no. aees done. heeanse i: re-
aujees small and cheap lsheT. bst it will
sooner or later. BE- gro~n in the Son,h
in large quantities. They fred broad
side, in chicago. q fsv days ago. on the
reception Of the first tea received by the
Pacific Railroad. !, viii not t,s m re
than q generation s,efo.e ne will fire O
broadsids in glaiscation ozer the 6rss
cal, load e5 tea feeeissa over the Gncin-
aaa Southern Raisrosd kom South
Carolina.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23

ABOUT. TEE YsloclrEDE.-Justf from the
Rink tthat 10 the name given to the place
where young men and boys who have no
regard for skin or clothes, 60 to practice on
the Bycycle-is is situated near the Depot,
the Rink, and there are four machines)
Well, we are just from there. and having
miraculousIy escaped without loosiug our
only corn, We don't intend to b caught
there another time. more particularly as .
very malicious report is in circulation
reaecsine on our diguity. About that dis
reesiy; however. .. -
Tie velocipeds is q first rate inEsitetidas;
snd TO- get up good sweat, it can't esx.
eelled: some people take to it rapidly, ssd
shoss vho Ike It, find It very exhilarsHns.
yor IS, tho exercise Is rather violent, and
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-23
COMMERCIAL,

fEweERnY. June o. Cotton i'll good request,
at from 28 to 2Si.
NEW YORK.. June 2l-Noon Cotton oniet,
at 33H. Flour snd wheat active aud firm
Corn 1c. better. Gold 36t.
BALTIMORE. June q -''o'ton quiet at SO 0
33l. Flour dull and favor buyers. Wheat dull
aud unchsnged. Corn lower; white SO 9;
yellow "a 81.
tHARLLsros, June q Cotton quiet but firm,
with sales Of Is bales-middlipgs 81: receipts 136
AUGUSTA, June q Cotton market quiet and
unchanged with sales of 125 ba les; receipts Il.
LlvEkPooL, June 2l-3P Ii Cotton active
uplards l2f 4 l24; Orleans 123 124.