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PaaaenRers.


Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-C II
Suydam, wife and infant, Bailey, wife, three chill
dren, and nurse. A Bnrnwell, M Carter wife end
nurse, II Gtchrlst and child, g o Lombard and
vile MS J ArLarty, Mrs A Mitchell, K Lyman
Aeffron, Mrs Newhouse, Dennis, Miss A
simpson, j d Ford, wife. two CHILDREN and nurse,
Miss EDgleman. Miss III Murtck q Sanders, j
McClenlan, W ferguson. Bresnahan and wife, G
Cashin. Miss Gre. D. Miss Hall. Miss Dennis Miss
Wakeman, Miss T. Titus, A 0 lies, A Baldwin, Mrs
NJ caravan, Miss Dsravan, Mrs knight, sarah
Brown, Linda Hayward. Miss Robinson. Miss A
heacock, Mtea Heacock. w McComb Caine, T H
Irwin Irwin, Mrs G @ Wharton Miss e K Whar-
ton. Miss Wharton. iss Crosse, Norel, Mrs W
Davis, Clsffy. G DAVIS Mrs Gibbs and dauah.
ter, Mrs Il dilcbrist, child and nurse, W Handy
Miss Kath Mr. O'Brien, wife and children, and y on
deck. naAsss - AA,.ns
Per steamship saragossa, nom New 9orT-Miss
SeiGntous. y seignlous and wife, AweeIe and
wife, Floyd, D II JaQues. GochInan, d Hes.
s1ons. ID Moore, Miss Middleton mary German. J
Surrey Stern, wife ana two daughters, and M
Cater. -
Per steamship Sea Gull. from Baltimore-W B
Fuller, wife and child, Mrs L Haas and daughter L
Dunneman, r Dorm, r T LogAn, W Cheatham,
and two on deck.
Per steamer City Point, from Pa1atka via Jackson.
vile, Fernandina and Savannah-W q Tucker and
lady, bennessey Marshall, 81 FurcGRott j
It 6radd ck and lazy. Mrs II Dotterer aud dAugh
ter, Dudley, l. Halle. Robertson Il D How
arc, Woolmon. w Moore, Miss h mley, E
cooper. D Hr pkins Mrs l. T usner, Miss Naws]l
and Is on deck. ,-r cT.-,' ,''-'
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CnarIeston Cotton anes Ktce Market.
OFEICE OF TRE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS !
CHARLEsToN Saturday kvenlne. July g.
CcTToN.-This article was firm but transactions
were very restricted in the absence Of stock sales
about 70 bales. viz: at 80; at SIN; at s21S and
IS on private terms. We quote:
LivEEPooL cLAss1FIoAf1oN.
Ordinary 20 podd ordinary ..... 80 @32
Low niddling ............ 32M@-
Aoolng .....................S3 .S3 O.
BY New York classification We quote:
Middltng nomlnally. .39h@-
R1CE-This grain moderate request at
steady rates; sales 60 tierce> of clean Carolina at
7Xa y b. We quote common to fair clean Carolina
at V>1@7X; good s@sko p II.
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.mlnes, Giquors, Gtc.
OIL ID w H1s KlE s

ndL ID w H 9 X E s.
NOVNCE that they have been appointed by ess re-
HLNRY Q. HANNIs Il CO.. Of Philad elphia thei,
sole Agents Tor the State Of Soath Carolina for the
sale OF their celebrated ACME, x, Xxx, xxx, xxx
MECIAK CABINET and other brands OLD RYf
constant receipt of their COPPER DISTII.TKr
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHI>KIES, direct from
Distillery at Hsnnisvile, Berkeley county, Wes
Virginia.
Liberal contracts will be made for large lots of
new Whisktes in bond at Distinery Warehouse,
CLACIUS h WITTE,
No. 85 East Bay street.
June ~ wfm3mOS Charleston g. C.
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Meat and Drink. .

Enthusiasts, who would have us to
Abstain from beer and wine
And every spirit. how do You
Propose that we should dine
At dinner men net only bite,
They also need to su;
q Champagne and caret were 1t right
To Danish from the cup2
And when the month contains an r.,
With oysters. which are in,
The lips from Cbabli> to debar,
Would 1t not be sin?
o Breathes there the man who could foreswear
Burgundy or Bordeaux .41
When at h woo dcock If so, where
Does he expect to GO?
With white bait give iced punch, If not,
Give white balt not to me:
And oh, without that same punch, what
! Would even turtle be2
With everv dieh liquor goes,
BY every wise mans use.
And even every Pchoolbey knows
What Latin is for Goose.
What Goose is English for is lear
TO al men but an ass; G'
Him who aiRns sound wholesome beer,
Aud bans the gen erous glass. tPWach.
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'H' y noprtcr ,r.,zr,,s II.

.1i,l FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, July 8-Noon.-Consola, 99X. Bonds
81H. Sugar on the epot Armer; afoat steady. Tai
low ~ Cd. Fine rosln l4s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, July S-Nocn.-Cotton shade frmer
aplaRds I21a12N Nd: orleans 12xa12d; sales Is, ,oo(
bales. Cogp. old, 49s; new 27.. Others unchanged
"Afternoon.-Cotton continues active. Uplands
19Hd; Dreams l2Ad.' Provisions dulLS .nl-i III
HAyaE, JnIy s-Noon.-Cotton opens active, both
On the spot and sdoat. u, r., ,.,. Ill. +,
.t1e: ; DOMESTIC MARKETS. +"
NEW YonH, July 8-Noon stocks Arm but fe
verish. Money active At 7per cent p en- 1um; com
rnis ion NJ Sterling exchange lo9A. Gold 81. Flou,
dull and unchanged. Wheat scarcely so firm. Corn
unchanged. Pork dull at ss1 rs to 81 s7x Lard
dull. Cotton quiet at SAX srrits turpentine
arm at 42'o A2kc Rosin dull; strained common
81 as; good 50 80. FreiRhts quiet.
'Avening.-Cotton quiet; sales 900 bn1es at 34,s c.
Flour unchanged. Wheat &c lower Corn closed
quiet Whi'key Hrmer at 81. Pork .frmer at s32a
1872 25. Lard lower; kettle l9za191c. Naval stores
quiet Groceries dull. Freights shade frme,
Money shade easier at Ter cent, currency tc
gold. Gold closed heavy at 3ex. Southern gecuri
ties generally dull.
BALTIMORE, July 8-Cotton firm at $40. Flour
dull Wheat weaker; prime new red 81 5bal 80
white 81 Goal 50. Corn dull: white 95aS6o; yellow
92c. Oats hrnief and light at 70a73c. Pork quiet
$50. Shoulders 15c. Lard 2Oc. Whiskey 81 o..
CINCINNATI. July s.-whiskey s2c Pork quiet
at$S2 30. Iardl9c. Bacon u, changed.
ST LOUIS. July 3-Whlskt steldy at 90 cents
Provisions heavy. Pork sS2Aasax. Bacon quiet
shoulders 1sAa1zc; clear sides 1870. LARD 19c.
WILMINGTON. July 3.-Turpentine steady. Sales
132 bbs Al s3 for virgin aud O. 65 for 70 low Dip pei
$50 pounds. spirits pentne sales 18 bbls at SO
cents Rosin: sales 221 bbls at 81 85 for strained
and 81 70 Tor No2. Tar: II bbs sold at 50 Is pei
barrel
AUGUSTA, July a-The stiffness Of holders pre-
vented sales. Receipts 2s bales. Middlings 321kc
SAVANNAH. July 3.-CottOn, market quiet but
hrm. AidallnRs 321ac Receipts ~ bales; exports
2167 bales.
MOBILE, July 3-Cotton market quiet but 6rm
Sales 1U0 bales. Low Middhng $40. Receipts A.
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July a-Cotton sttfer; nniddlipg
S2AaS3c. sAes 154 bales; receipts 129 exports 1864
bales; Colo s7>1. Sterling blA New York sight
q Per cent pre- em,um. Sugar: none in first hands;
common eAalo; pie IA Mo1asses nominal; prime
0ea6k.
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Columbus cotton aaarxot.
Imfor1or g Z ON Nf&rsxoas.

OOEUMBf., jay g. Le cotton market has bes1
aanoss ntirrly bare duting the past week 90. q
au nj Of ml d.tnR would bring ale, bCw,v,R
lJnA G. UUh0. Juy 2 = Cotton rDarMt heavy
vitn % ming tend, ncy; e. OF the wOek u hdAs
We quot orainary 2bH; low maddliny INK; MID
ding -.
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prugs, Gbemicals, ct

m III Il B r s IT I'm u H,
LINN'S VEGETABLE PILLS.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS, AND By
w. r. LINN, Druggist,
June II 1mos
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THE CHARLESTON bALY NEWS MORNINGS JULY s. 1869
~onslS rces per soutn Cn1ol1na rxaiivoaa
fEf July q -

>ons,sroesp per south car ol,na rxa,ivoaa
'31 July 3. ,.t wv
lit bales Cotton, G1 bales Domestice 244 bbls Ma.
val stores, oars Wood car Shingles To BaiIy oad
ring & Co. J CarnpseA h Co. Goldenoith Son l. Lo.
rentz. Litsehei. Graeser b Smith. FoIin j Mar
Bowel.
>| is.% lil
Consagnees per Northeastern Railroad
July 3,
Stores, Lumber. Tobacco, Nose &c. To Reeder h
Davis, Marshall. Jr, Kinsman & Howell, g d >to
ney, y Barden Howard u Bro, y kcL irmer, Ken.
dali Dockery, Walker d bilcOx, w x RYAN,
Nachmann & GO. g W Williams & 90, 7 Baynsrd
= Morgan, Walsh. A A Goldsmith 4 Co. Wei.
hng, Hanley. W Sanders. and r simons
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BOSTON, June 3d. -CoFrRx.-Jhere has been q
better demand for singapore Java, the sales compas.
ing 7aSe0o pockets. in lois, 81 NJ goa. Java has
been selling at 24Hc gold. an. Rio at 10ka22c p fb
our snov No st. Oom,ngo Of any consequence here
and pl1c0s are nominal
CoTroN.-At'er slight r. &C ion the cotton market
has again become quite excited and higher. ., d
priees have advanced full % fb. 1he sales OF ,he
week have been $500 bales, aud the stock BOW on
prcrs Arm at the c'ose ut 28a2Sc ordinary; 3ua
Bio for 20 d Ordinary; SO Ha34c fnr low middling
gulf Higp grade cotton ts very .facuIt to nd AID
for . strai4ht mtddtng and upland holders able
TO Obtain fancy price,
DOMHsT1cs cotton goods arc very 6rm, end
prices senoing Upward, but' the demand the past
week has been moderate Woollens remain without
much imp ovement, and prices are stin low and
ausEz BAGS -sales Of 100 bales hsavy at TIC. cur
'aTy: 1.yssx t1orH.gz1he demand has been good bu
The marset lenDains witnout Improvement. Gales OF
1900 ba"s AZ 1oa10 NC. golo. in Lond. and 28r,
"ass nsss sa sDs
.a11--Ho change! sleaaz' .a,esa Of slssas psesson
NAV Torres -spirits turpentine has been cold
ss aSss n. Rsr gsssa and ,s nov held LgheF In
RYcR- here have been iur,her small sales OF Rar-
seon" 711asc; anu cazoliua at~shAsXc.
sll.i \ fdeorkstoyyn Market, \ si's4 {.
GEORGETOWN, June 28-COTroH-No sales thie
week. We uuote Fl ON ~ TO 27c perlb
CORN Prime whIte corn VI 20 per Lushel With
an upwaro tsndei oy.
mary AID iair mill timber at to l4c. Marx ct look
ing up and prospect OF increased demand tor la &C.
9UnPa TINE. ---vlratn dip 50 AVS yellow dip 50 e5;
scrape or bar 81 rs pr bb OF 2so lbs TO the barrel
TAR-Per barrel re all. S3.
Augusta csarkss.
AUGUSTA. July a. al orIoN-The mavLet
continues quiet and n CHANGED. MiIdliug, non-
J p;9L AUGU IA COTTON 6TATRA6ENT. =,
Stock on b Lid > pteIber 1. 1853. j COT ''
A3eeeApts hnco 70 date. te.................. ..93 sos
Sxpo'ts and homo consumpt'on...... s36e2
8soc& on Land 'his dsy................ 100
.a - oS.l0a
yt Columbus cotton NArl<ot.
COLUnBUs. Juy 2.-Ow,pg to tho wan, of atoch
and few buyers hlIe has been aecomplr he'd i'm tnts
market. he nominal price for mud inRs to ~ a.
nce 10 ~bee', 500. txcept on - urd y. wb. n 81
wa quoted at19H 3cc "Wednesday and ihurstuy
3ly we're paio ol sfw bales
2 o day no hing ia demand but middlnae.
Hales bales q "t 26N, at 30 and " At SIC. II Q
following me,ey nominal quotations: Ordinary
am: good ordinary 2sA; 'cw middiings 3OssOh
,warehonse .alts for the ", ek "a. ba o. Weeks
% n. sss, st. ~ .'ss weea
vEEELx srArBMSNT.
6tndk 10 hind eDi. :, 1863. ................. a28O
8.cevc6 past week. eek..................... 90 ll
1scNv.d pr vtousy 01e=' - CSC
Icaal. ...............".!:::.4 .4a.Ae
S@'ppeA 80 ,.:..::::...ss'.. ,...Ag a8g-aT9f6
1nssraor q; z On xrSri.ess.
COLUMBf4, ya.y g. Le cotton market has bes1
ainoss ntir@ly bare dut,ng the past week go. q
ORA q .sUhO. Juy a Cotton rDarkt heavy
vitn Dc ming tsndt ncy - e. OF the u 1J 14s
We quot oTdiusry ASK; low maddliny 27h MID
ding -.
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u K G "A IL EG Full
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAX e.

WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUSTED BY OvFkWORK
OF head or haoo and feel the need OF something in
vieorat1ng. don't drink whskey any intoxica ting
tnln2, whe her under the name of Bitters or other
wise. such articles give just az much strength 10
your weary body and mind as the whip gives to the
?aded horse. and no more Alcoholic etimulante are
Injurious to Nerve health, and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION
Dodd's -Norvine and 1nvieo1utur
is TONIC and GENTLE sTIMDLANr which ia
NOT attended by REACTION. What IT gains for
yon 1t mafntatns When 1t re freshes body or mind.
1t refreshes with natural strength that comes 20 s,ay
We are not recommending teetoaism in the interest
~ any faction; but long end extended observation
OF recmpera,isn VIII find, as he keeus at It. that he
3, S a'HHaa no. nrs IN his bones which will consume
IKE the names OF perdittOn. Turn from Il Take
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DoDD.s
NERViNE H. for eaie by all DRUGGISTS. Price One
Driisr See Book of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7mos M. -l1 June Ak
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Commercial.
NxpO1ts.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Maphattan-61 bags 8
Cotton. 192 bales Upland Cotton, 98 oales To-
mestc, 80 nerces Clay, 26 tierces Rice, 10 bales
Hides, 200 Rags Phosphates. 7s packages sun
dr1es, 166 empty Barrels. 14t0 packages vegeta.
bles and Fruit
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PORI CAAMN DAN.

Fort OF CEArl@sts,n. July
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ST. JAMES episcopal CHURCH
The South Central Convocation, eonsis-
ting of the ofclergy of fseveral parishes
helda series ofservices here last week III
the Court House, which were ooth SOL
emn and ndinteresting. Before eadJourhins
the following preamble and resolution
were adopted, viz;
Whersas. the members of the South
Central COnvOcation of the diocese Oh
Pennsylvania, now assembled IN beu-
ford. note with great satisfaction the
results of the earnest labOrS OF the rec
tor. the Rev. Alfred j. Barrow, and or
the people of St. James parish since
the last meeting of ConvOcatlon held
here, in August, 1866, as shown in the
increase of the congregation, the addl-
ton of 20 persons confirmed and 40
communicates added to the small
number with which the enterprise
commenced, the formation of Ladies,
Aid Society which has been the life OF
The parish. the partial erection OF what
seems destined to be very OeautlIul
church edifice, and the expenditure lor
that and other Church purposes OF o.
yer $4,000, therefore,
Resolved, thatthey, the members OF tne
Convection aforesaid, hereby desire
to give an expression of their gratlnca-
ton to the good people of this parish
at the accomplishment OF the ABOVE
mentioned results, and to assure them
of their hearty interest in the success oi
the work.
And, Moreover, that with the plea
SAINT memories of the generous hospI-
tality and kindness extended to them
during the sessions of Convocatlon,
shall be joined.a determination ON thler
part, to aid, so far as comes within
their power, towards the completion OF
the aforesaid new Church building,
with the hope that the people of the
parish will not relax their exertions,
but will persevere in prayer against all
discourag .ments until the good work
begun shall be fully accomplished.
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Four suicides, two of them women,
were reported Thursday. The wife of
James Cain, one of the most respec-
table citizens of Waterloo, Canada,
shot herself through the heart with a
revolver; Catharina McDonald,o of Au-
gusta, Me-, while laboring under flt
of insanity, hung herself with hand
kerchief; Jenkes Harris, proprietor OF
Hoyle's Hotel, Providence, r. l., end
ed his sorrows with rope, and John
Williams, cut his throat at police
station in Rochester, New York.
News from New Mexico report the
Indians still troublesome on the Santa
Fe mail. Crops are good. None Of the
newly appointed Indian Agents have
yet arrived in the Territory.
A despatch from Helena, Montana,
says, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S coach was
robbed at Morens Station of the treas
urer's box, containing 1920 in gold.
Parties are in pursuit of the robbers,
who fed to the mountains.
A disastrous tornado made havoc Of
the roofs, chimnies and unstable houS-
es of Lexington, Mo-, Thursday.
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For the Gazette.
NEW PARIS, July II, 1869.

NEW PARIS, JULY IL, 1863.
Messrs. Editors: With your permis-
sion / will transmit few lines to you
for the columns of your highly esteem
ed GAZETTE" and give you brief
sketch of things in these parts. The
weather is very warm, as the rays OF
the sun do not strike us obliuquely but
seem to descend upon us directly from
above. The farmers are busy gather
ing in their crops, which are very good
and giving us fair prospects of plenty.
Political matters are quiet along the
lines, but will open with thunder pedls
after awhile, as there are many among
the Rdds that cannot swallow the 18th
Amendment with the negro on top-it
is too much for them. Neither do they
like musical instruments that are bot
like Jno. w. G-overner did, called
fuel and incidentals, &c. Napier will
not come out with broken ranks but
in one SOLID phalanx for Democracy.
The Evangelical Association in this
county, Superintended by the Rev J. A.
Dunlap, will hold campmeeting on
the land of Philip Cuppett, commence
ing the 18th of August, to continue
one week. The Rev D. s. Polling and
other ministers will be present.
On the 9th inst, one of Mr.. Jehu
Oldham's boys, while attempting to
pick cherries, fell from the tree, break
ing both his arms. He is being at
tended by DR.. Ely, of Schellsburg, and
is doing as we'll as can be hoped for.
Yours, more anon,
SHIBBOLETH.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW
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The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
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FThis Lecture should be in the hands of sv.
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Twenty or thirty cars loaded with
coal oil and crude oil were destroyed
on the Erie, Atlantic and Great Wes-
tern Railroad, at Cleveland, Ohio,
Thursday night. Loss $4,000. The
fire is believed to have originated
from lamp in the hands of train
inspector.
The engine house, machine shop and
two or three other buildings, together
with four locomotives and two new
passenger cars belonging to the South
Pacific Railroad, were burned at Frank
lin, Mo-, on Wednesday night. The
t,tal loss was from $4,000 to SIC, 900.
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AN APPEAL.-We clip the follow
ing touching appeal from an Eng
Iish paper. and commend it to our otc7l
subscribers, tChe are IN arrears, for
their consideration
"Vithho5d not good from them to rohoDa tt IS
due, tgi,ea tie yofcey of thine hand to do
st'
"We are greatly in need of money
just now in order to meet our paper
bills and other liabilities, and as there
are thousands of dollars due the
Office from subscribers, we would kind
ly, but earnestly, ask all who are in ar
rears to remit Immediately, if possible, a
part at least of their Indebtedness.
Say nat unto thy 'seigA5oy, go and come a.
& stas, and to-1Iorroae wM giUe thee; > s0heH
thor hast It By thee. )"
How MUCH OwEsT THOU ?-The
date opposite the name on the paper is
the time to which the subscriber has
paid and means that the subscription
year expired with that date whatever
the date may bel, and as our terms are
t1C0 dollars q gear IN adgdnce, or with
in six months, and tsCo dollars and .ffty
cents if not paid within six months,
each one can thus easily determine the
present condition of his account with
this office. Hon. much Quest ut0u?"
-. Woe unto INN that aesetA has netga5or's SER
rice r0itbo4t wages, and giUstA him nor for his
lH0rk ;"
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ERRATA.-In the article on the
Broad Top Coal and Iron Region,
found on the outside of this weeks pa
per a number of ferrors appear. Some of
these are typographical errors, and
others are corrections made in the
manuscript by the writer, after the ar
ticle was in type. In the 18th para
graph, for sits outside base" read sits
outside .forna;" in the 18th paragraph
for $50 tons''; read 1861 tons;" in same
paragraph, for 1920 tons," read $3.50
tons;' in 21st paragraph, for "con-
verse" and "presence," read "the con-
verese" and "the presence" in same
for "the one," read "the ore;" in the
next paragraph, for ''work out" read
"mark out;" for demands of an age"
read demands of this age;" for "when
the wealth." read sin which the
wealth." the last sentence should read:
''We hail with unmingled delight the
dawn of the iron era, in the Broad
Top Coal and Iron Region.
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"Put yourself in his Place." by Charles
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MARRIED.

WENTZ-LAYToN-O the 4th inst, 81 the
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