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SHREV EPORT
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
MILAN STREET near Edwarss.1
MRS. 4. EIMBLE

tAolLD respectfully inform old patrons and tts
VI public IN general, that she will keep constantly
On hand an extensive assortment Of
Coaches, Barouches, Phaetons. Rockaways
Eussies. Jersey VI asons, &C..
all Of the highest finish warranted OF the best material
aud workmanship, and which will be sold 4. the rsrr
lowest prices.
The BIacksmithirg, Wagon Making and Tar
rage Business will be carried on az the old sfaud oil
Robson himbIe. corner Of Milan and Edwards sss
IN all their branches, and all al the lowest prices
z All work guaranteed ial5 If
The south-western., 1869-05-05

Bishop Coz, Of New York. has come 10 the aid Of
Dr. Cummings Of London, il support Of the latters
theory touching the end Of the world i lecture OF
BIZ delivered at BasIao, the Cennection OF Science
and Revealed Religion il full of astonishing state
tnents that may be or may not be facts We learn
foH y that the crust Of The earth i just twenty
miles thick that the worlds conaagraon has ALREADY
begun - the internal fires tending rapidly 10 IL
aHfihatioH that earthquakes have multiplied since
the Christian era, and indicate speedy collapse Of
our system that il the Lisbon earthquake had been
little more severe, the shock would have driven ont
faaf portion OF lts snFfaee; and wonderful of a
that !. On tie first day Of the present century little
planet was discovered by kep!er in our system and
since tIen large family Of these planets have appear
ed, which are parts Of exploded world Some of
these fragments fell tie earth III the shape Of me
teors KEEPERS planet exploded why not ours =
The south-western., 1869-05-05

lPon the argument Of case Of breach Of marriage
promise u Lebanon, New York, last week, when il
Was alleged TIE Defendant waated 10 marry his deceased
aes sister u aaseeny haste Of tie council said
The cold baked potatoes The funeral we're fried or
tie marriage feast" And the man who thus improved
upon Hamlet got verdict Of 1906 for his client
Boston paper, printing list of T. rich men of
Brookine, heads the list with Ifrs T. j. Bo#difch.
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u IT.. - - h'tsto5As AR0A IEAAs
Dai tae injury u not remote, IL ID Immediate All
ine material Interests of the country ahroaded Iii
gloom hy IL Not onIy Is immigration and capital kent
oat af The STATE but the money that il already here
ies unemployed and useless. Nhys gseaase men,
not knowing ahat may happen are afraid 10 invest it
~ fhe close oi the there At least two full
crops o. cotton IN Eastern Texas, which, being worth
The south-western., 1869-05-05

Ad' |
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Ar1lved Yesterday.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New Yo,hnlefl
Saturday, Moe. To james Adger Co, J D Aisen
& Co. d AAmme Apple. F berler: Boiimann ?
Bros oolA Blunt. sTsoa sasSa e9Ss1sd Go Judrs
Campbell, 4 ca Dwell, L Chaprn Co. hrs L
Chspin, j Commtns, A Cook Co, Osrtmill. Har
beson Co, T N Cater, W b Chatee 90. Cor
iss d Miller, Duun & CO. a Knslow GO;
Fleming Co. Forsythe, McComba & o., Fec'
mann Co, d Gerdts b Co. II Garfupfl'. Wn Cur,
ney. q Grayer CO. aoocricD, %i1eman 20. '
Hurkamp 4 Co VIM Harrsll Son, Mrs D E huger.
3 Hunter. HOPKINS l. ID cPherson. Holmes Calder
Ling Johnston, Crews Co, L e johnson, 'ef'
lords co, Innings, Thomlnson CO. 9 kerr!s n
q Alexander, o Litschg, hcLoy B Hlce M4ntoue
90, q Minor Co, 81 Muller, Mul er, Nmiiz
90, Neufvine Hannsm. O'Neill. Olnsy 90, E
.oNein :son, UNetn sons - o1emsnn = =
meito Pioneer Cooperative Association: d Paul
Co, II Peake, ] A Quncke bush, Rayenel holmes.
JR Resd & Co, VIM Roach 4 70, Reil., and :
kgent. SO RR AGENT. ,. Agent seetsI- &c S.1
ttrs, " semken Go, Sisters House Of Mercy. o
Ex Company, N sehgman Tiedemapp. Tectlen-
bu g. VI Trim. wsgner Moneeee. II Woblt.
mann, Werner Ducker, Walker EV'ns Cogs,
wen, 9 Il wilson. z Z.gbaum, Young Co. and
others. Ihe Manhattan experienced stronS south
west winds the enurs passage.
steamahip Prometheus, Gray, PhiadeipniaTie
- inst. Mdse. To Jno 4 Theo Getty. Railroad
FFrsnte, D walker co E.iss, Jefords / CO,
Dowle 4 Noise, A johnson co, + Taylor co,
Cameron b Barkley > solomons. pss1e' zs =. q
Hammerschmidt II Cater. T BRISTOL, d
BIRD Co J F 0'NeiIf 4 son. Warren. W d
schai5er. G Aimsr, Rev o " Prentiss, Mrs Mary
Matthew'S, thompson GO, Russel. Suacx.
enbush. o Malonee Walker: Evans CoSsweil :, ;
voIlers, d Aiken Co. Klinck, Wfckenberg GO,
II asrdts b Co. " q cbatee / Co JNM wohlt-
mann, J d arayer co, g LiHenthA co, Gas Com
r. n nsnp y InRk
claehorn, Eering Co, & Psnlnin. " Whiiden
3 &c, II Luhrs. ~teldn9. Lee, CoeTove,
1tencien, E Bates b Co r Benedict, Kinsman
Bros Ryns Fogarty. Capt BasTstt sS z ,II walsh;
Wuhlbern, Adams, Damon 20, and others.
Brig Adelaide. Wilson, savannah. Ballast To
VIM Roach b CO.
Received from chisolm's Mil. 10 tierces Rice. To
Chtsolm Bros.
Cleared Yesterday.
sShr John A Grifna Foster, Philadelphia
Baker & Co.
rP Sailed Yesterday.
Brig Josie DevereauI. Clark Philadephis.
Steamer Dictator, McNeity, Palatka, via Jackson
vine, Fernandina and Savannah.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. cLRARED AND SAILED FOB HIS Peh
eoREIeN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared May q
The Vice, HaCtIay, ...JuEe Il
DOMES1
eoIDsBoRo', Noe
schr Velocity Pintham sailed June IL
FRANKFORT ME.
Brig " Meailvery. stut.s, cleared July
Brig Bappden. Perkins, up........."......J June 81
Schr Myrover, Brown, up...... ............!uiy
Schr Vim - rings. Halsey, cleared...... July
schr hyrover, B. own, July
PHIL ADELPHIA
schr Sarah Cullen. AVIS, up........... ......July
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Eluur steady and densnd light; superhne IS 12ase.
Wheat closed dull; new red 81 4bs1 81. Yellow corn
81; whi.e$ IS. Pork ss4 Bacon active and sdVanc-
ing; shoulders 16Hsl6hc. Whiskey scarce at 81 o..
CINCINNATI. July 13.-whiskey frmer at 81.
shoulders IL; Gear sides 1s, closing suffer. Lard
held at 19c.
Lou1svnlE, July 1s.-Provisions firm. Shoulders
lax; clear sides 1sH Whiskey 9sc.
ST LOUIS, July 1S-Flour active; sur crime siHa
So. whiakey 81. Provisions unchanged.
wuMHsros, July 1s-spirits turpentine held at
ssxc. Crude turpendne unchanged. TEs2 20.
AUGUSTA, July ls-Corton market quiet; sales lSo
bales; receipts bales Middl'nss nominally 81 'Sc'
SAVANNAH, July Is No market; quotations nn'
changed. Receipts 10 bales.
MOBILE July 13-ss!es Of cotton 600 bales; quo
tations nominal. Low midalinss SOC. Receipts IL
bales.
new ORLEANS. July 1S-Cotton, middfnes '1as
cents Sales 2l bales; receipts 70 bales Sugar nr
common loal1; prime 1sHa1sk. Molasses n0"1n" .
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THE.DAILY NEWS.
4 Bargain.

He asked me for the choicest gift
'rwas In my power to give;
7 Ioould not say nv lover nay
And 70 babe him 1--we
Within my besre
O, LOVING nesrtl
Thv fafth on fairh was stayeo,
ON pended knee, he promised me-
proe-he has not paidl
He uledced his honor, and his truth,
70 love TIL death should part;
With lsve he bought the prize he sought,
And snus obtstnea my heart.
o, happy timei
o, hkppy chine
Throneh which we idly strayedi
What 10y Vas ours. a. through the flowers
Afagrsns path We madei
But soon vsssachsd the outer edge
OF this ourkdet7xnd
Nhers loselad reigned, snd haply feigned
To do the Kings command.
O, LOVING hear
o, nustful heartf
How was thy trust betrayedt
With lore hs bought the heart he sought
But hasthe price been paid?
II should live thousand yesr,
Ips'er again should know
Thssapoe regret; OF could forget
Those days Of long ago,
- ahsn FIRST my heart,
Thls foolish besrti
1t choicest wealth displayed;
with love 'twaS sought, with love S~ss pouen''
But has the price been psid2
The careless .one-the unkind worl-
ma chan. "a and chilling mood,
Ass these the things Affection brings
10 pruve it, promise goodf
o. foolish healtt
b 10Th 10 paxt
Win lsve, thonah lore entices
20 shRp tfade with hearts il made,
Tlat low WI pay their prieei
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nR. RIC HAU's
GOLDEN REME les.

ASK FOB NO oTHER, TAKE NO OTHER. AED
YOU will save time health and money. -s.rr,.Y
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease In any
stage which they fail 10 cure.
DR.. RICH,U's GOLDEN BALsAM No. 4 cures
Ulcers, liberated Sore throat and Mouth, seFe-
Eyes, Cutaneous or skin Eruptions. Copper Colored
BlotcheB soreness Of the Scalp scrofdia, kc 10 the
greatest Renovator, Alerat1ve and Blood Purifier
known, removes al diseases from the system, md.
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
Dr.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALsAM No. cures
Mercurial Affections, rheumatism in all its forms.
whether rom mercury CT other causes; gives imme.
diate relief In all cases. No d,etng necessary. p
have thousands Of Certificates proving the miraep.
lous cures enecteo by these hemedtes. Prdce 6f
either No. or No o IS per bottle, or TWO bottles ZOE
DR. RIcHAU'6 GOLDEN ANIIDoTR. ssafe. spec
dy peasant and radical cure for all Urinary De-
ragements, accompanied with full directions. Price
s. Fer bottle. fe
,adical cure for Nervous or Gen-ral Debility, IN old
or Young; imparting energy With wonde ful erect.
Price So per bottle, or two bottles for %.
On receipt Of price theee Remedies viii Be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to III eorrss'
dents. None genuine without the narne sf "Dr.
MCHAU's GOLDEN REMEDIES. D. b. RICHARDS
Sole Proprietor" blown in glass Of bot les.
address D. B. RiCHAaDS.
No. 22S yarickstreet, New York;
Once Hours from 9 A. II. to9P n.
Circulars sent. 1y July =
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January II
IDinss, Giquors, Ctr.
\ d w HI 8 K 1 K 8.

Id w HIS KIE 8.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN
NOUNCE that they have been appointed by Mes rs.
HENRY 4. HANNIs S CO.. Of Philadelphia, their
sole Agents for ;hs fate Of South Carolina for the
sale Of their celebrated ACME Z. Xxx Xxx. XXXX,
NECTAR CABINET and other brands OLD RYE
WHISKIEa.
They also wish to announce that they WI be N
constant receipt Of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHISTLES, direct from
Distinery at Hannisville, Berkeley County, West
Virginia.
Liberal contracts Will be made for large lots OF
nav Whiakies in bond at Distillerv Warehouse.
CLhCIUI WITTE,
No. 81 East Bay street,
June 18 wfmSmos Charleston, 8. @.
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plantatioil Ditttrs.

Ylantaltoll pIIlers.
A GLoRIOUs HANGE.
THAT ANY s1ck MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment Of fifty years ayo. must be considered q
| proof that human beings arc very hard to kiH.
The lancet, calomel, cantharldles and drastic pur-
eatives we're then the order Of the day. The ply.
sc On played into the hands Of the apothecarJ, and
the unfortunate patient was drenehed morning,
noon and night with prostrating medicinea We
i've in more rational and conscientious era. The
Importance of supporting Nature in its conflict
with disease Is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening arc no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are met with TONIC 3
that rally tie vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy Chief among these aliss Of Nature,
| in it's battles With sickness, is
PLANTATION BITTERs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet
anchor Of the feeble and deb,lta.ed. As cordia l
for the aged and decrcpid 1t has no equal among
stomachics As o remedy for tho nervous weakness
to which the tender SEX aro especially subject, tits
superseding every other stlmulaut and nervine.
In an cnstee, tropical, temperate or frgd. its acts
as specific in every species Of disorder which I'M.
dernines the bodily strength and breaks down the
| animal spirits wherever 1t Is introduced it be-
comes standard article medicinal staple. Drug.
eists, although tneirproht upon 1t is small, find 1t
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody viii
accept substitute. 1t Is to-day tho most popular
| medicine in tho civilized world. Extensively as 1t
10 advertised it's best advertisement is the benefci
result which uniformly follows Its use. Every bottle
cold insures the sale of at least haHa dozen more
Unlike other stimulants 1t braces and forties the
system without exciting undue cerebral action
The cheering effect which it produces upon the
mind is not momentary, but permanent. There is
NO subsequent depression. 1t docs not, as is the
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wtlmington Market

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, July 1875 P. M.-TuaPENTME:-
hh1. receyed and chsngeo hands at $S for virgin
and 81 6o for yellow dip y $50 lbs. =,
SPIRITS 1uRPERTNE.-sales OF Zos oois. ~ oe
cents a rslon-narket closing weak at this hgure.
ouNoIs unchanged in price. Sales OF I5I bbls.
at ST 66 tor ctr aned 81 90 for extra No. and ~ 70
for low No. !.
TAn-No receipts or Gales. -,
CorToN-One small lot sold at 80 cents for mid.
ding.
cents p 100 lbs.
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DE CA r e F UL
WHAT MEDICINES
you TAKE.

WHEN YOU ARFFXHaUsTRD By ovRRWoRK
of head or hand and feel the need OF something i
vieorating don't drink Whiskey or any tntoxca ting
thing whether under the name of Httters or other
wise. such articles give just as much strength to
your weary bod, and mind as the whip gives to the
jsded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stmulants are
injurious to Nerve health, and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
D0dd's Neryine and Invig0rat0r
is TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANT which is
NOT attended by REACTION. What II gains for
Won 1t maintains. When II rtfreshes body or mind,
It reffehhes with natural strength that comes TO stay
We are not recommending teetoaIism In the interest
of any faction; but long sDd extended observation
tesches us that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperaton. will find, as he keeps sti that hs
is kindl1ng Ere in his bones which viii consume
hike the flames Of perdidon. Turn from it. Take .
tonic that will refresh and not Destroy DODD'6
NERVlNE is for raie by all Druggists. Price One
Dollar See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7mos Junei@
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w cH1NksE MOVEMENT.
grAs otAsr Side OF the auestion-What
the opponents oT Chinese Immigration
Have 20 Say.

TAa OthAr Side of the Questton-Wnos
fhe Opponents Of Chinese Immigration
Have 20 Say.
Nov. while Memphis is holding pubic meet
5ass inviting Chinese labor to the South, the
following protest against thu further importa-
4ion Of these people into California, published
By the Ant-Coole Association, is OF special
jnt@est: ~,
There are about 11a000 Chinese IN Cal'ior-
mia. 100 600 Of whom are ina s'Ate OF peonsge
or slavery, and are rented ont by the COMPANY
owning them to the various parties by whom
Shey aIe employed. in gangs OF from 30 to 6o0o,
% hey may be requned-their wages beng
paid to the agent OF the company, who H re-
D00sibye for the performance Of their labor.
and for the the return Of The slaves. dead or
1hye, IN the Celestial Empire. The bulk OF
the female pertson OF them are scattered
throughout our towns and o,ties, demoraliNng
-ouf youth and laying the founc alton OF future
aiSesse end eQfrow to en- unlimited extent The
1fboSfstion OF there slaves has already led to
1ssaes o. conflict on our wharyes, between the
I'M cowpapisR owning them, and threatens
t0ssGnne siGantio proportions. Tue employ.
sns q these saHss dtsplaces sks portion 1sin .,
eTSere % tl Ban Ff,nciseo about 1900 to
3AWQ eoys and R1fa. c9 noH Nn " sm"Lst sa.ss,
yeon q age, meloeisy .. snvm esnsrent ~ sor
up IN tdeness, q tneIe y lo ~ .Lp;s ia.,e;ne
1Aen ana no oppotmnny rE ,nap =: 80 ,a,II.
dedeE . ahs tho lnieIl0 HosA n vi q aao' aIso
Aeeo.ics, stores, Worlsngps, 't -. 49, - LIZ ~,
Sneee cong py ,pp sppa eaeNsss,.a = that onr
Cnfneso Moosi 1no -. 80 ~ tho sts,a pr;.on
00ge No ~ pSTp.ms "! nr ~. s;r,s vnnst Alas !
Hnq W he%pes Ss-.s. w. o1dar-sf;o- -
Mnx 70 tos 0Mess oeptn1 s ~ wy ~ th;s s,.va
b1 t0e genetM emp9ymsls y; ra;s..t,np LIE s.n,o
AS1in eSesy p.a0en ,n =. lnossS sna. AZ past md
9 oes119 Mniss peVSie I'm i ,,It;,nstaiv s. nasss
- s1 ~. " 49, sa1 u,rst M' issx xe Ne nav
y9se msg n91 ae.o iaus Lus' Az hnndrad n
co - 40 AZ. ,sro;s;ss ~i,o ,sera eeYf,ine
wgsn so91 Aa;ra .. "a .,~.,s,rc them
Suo0 nhkgas ~ ns0essnS u tha annntry Vere
noL0 " ~ - ~ tr sat;re he{nre fhe
mRGsso - ~ e1Ss - tS.. ~, "a In thts
I sat;eosS Sie fsct fhst the Intrn-
~ - 49, 49, - ~ sS.sranad the
= ~ Apos nse - ~. W. S.lSl A. srt,nSS
- os stnn.ess AoskG. ur ~ oov ce,t 20 .the
0E0oA 1se1uRCsuaes we o.psie e'.As - '--'
oon1nnee. rcfc--F .s...q -. - i, ~. .,..h = IL,
IT. Smp!oymooe. o. oninee a;tud apos ~ tuo ,to
Oen$sll fSStno kalroaa may nave sApoo1!9I i.s
oqu1ekson q fe1 months, pasMe oon!epa ls E., sast
MsM1uI bne orf bssts cen nsyer ,a 70 paans, Sss,,
"a t1e n - I"e. =, sn,a. ,1an;d r evan nov
.s1pagyco. auIosss aa;Ss 49, ths |o.,es and he.
- pe. ,xec.ssoI tyTi ~ ha,,nr sen,;,te. vho
se9Sh - ~ - HerS, rS snd ;sSrssaaS
yo9so - yef p4gevEu asy ~ .asv S - aiso
~ ao t..ysu GLye .Sou ns;d q,
@ tno eoIno Stste. Mniie snS - au ~
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Pagscn9erS.

Per steamship Manhattan. from New York-J F
@ HaselI, Capt N Bonnesu. A p Boyd. Kothneier,
Mrs B q Brown, Mrs B Burkett. y " Fanton and
vlte, J Perry Cheshire, Jr. 3 Hart u
Cleveland, A Leptalluiei, a " warden. Jr. J g
Aush. A N Basel, A SeliRmanD,O Mclaughlin, L
Desaulles, and three On deck.
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ExporIs.
schr John A6rifan-S9o Ions
"a phusphxss Rock. 30 baies Bags, 100 tmpty Bar
Ye3p iot Furniture and eundriea.
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GSnmsrfial.

>. ~ f'sf- ~ ,cxpor,s.
RBIIADpLPHIA-Per schr John A1rifan-s9o Ions
: IA. phvsphsSo Rock, 30 bales Bags 100 tmpty Bar
81, Ie3a, lot furniture and eundries.
Charisatea ooetsn and Rice Market.
af1ioA o., .iHE UaAklksIoN DAILY NEWS
CxAsLxs1na. Tuesday RYaninR.- July 1s.
Cs11oa.-A fiLly slstained inquiry prevailed for
~hs sApie. = b the tsnnes.ous were about on the
1asss Of previous ngurs sses near 2so bales, viz:
12ss - q -. It 81. 20 ii s1, % at 81, at s2S
111 st q. No quote:
LIyXSlooI CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 70 aood ordinary .......30 @82
Low u.idd,tn6 ........"........ .S2H@-
0loofmg. g......................s..S O.
By hsv York classification We quote:
Hs6dtna na........."............SS .SSH@-
Rrcx-,hs d nsnd was moderate and prices<m.
ahsneed: saIss ~ IA rces Of clean Caro- ina, Say ST
sasres .t : 1s-le 10 estsc p fb. We quote common
- Sxir slesa Carolina ss 7A@7A. good s@sKc p b.
naxkets by Telegraph.
FoREIaH MARKETS..
LoDou, July ls-Noon-consols. 93A. Bonds
Am q q. sugar steady. Isllow ASS Sd
PAl1a. July ls-Bourse Quie' rentes 7lf 10c.
-HXysR 1uly lS.-Ootton nrn both on the spst
0Dd nuon -,
LwunooI. !siy Is-Nocn.-cotson hrmer but not
higher; s.les 1oL0o balea Pour 24s. Bed wes.ern
ahsas o ID % o I'd. Yarns and fabrics quiet and
1seady.
Eventnx-co;ton active; upland. 1sHa12Ha; Or
Jsans I71d. sales 1900 bsles Red Western whes
q ID. cofn. ODD aes.
DoNKsT1o MARKETS.
NSw Yd1x, July 1S-Noon->tLcks very strong
Money! -teetina 10. God s7h. Cotton Hrm q
3lx to Nxe urpeotine dropping at i2h. Rosin
tesd common 81 IS; good 50 so.
Yysad H-Ootton lrm; sales 1900 bales at SAKE.
uhsst setivs md unAhanRel Corn dull. PorA
ssax4sNx; prime s1sss27 Lard hrmer; kettle
1Sxaae. Whuksy Armer ut u 04A1 OAK. aroce-
.s1ss "a, aud dull Naval st"es gu ct aud un-
SAs>eea. Rrsignh q,.ist and uncban ed. Govern
:1slss slossd drm SOUTH IN stocks stronger.
aousA Csrs inas new es Mon-y olo ed a-tive at 7.
Dtessnts VT au)i md little business paper
paesss sasriins sJxa1o GodS7H stocks steady
-RA1Gnsn4 July la-cotson steady at AH cents.
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Macon Market.

MACON, July l0.-CorToN.-There were Is bales
received to-day; none sold; no shipments. There is
NO demand, and no cotton oneripg. Middnnes M SMfe
quoted at Sic. The stocs on hand amounts to S0S
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@ariaf asus,
HOkI CALH;NDAft.

Port OF CharlestOn. July L
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= onng nees per eoutn aioiIna raiiTos'
July 13.

1852 bales Cotton, bales Donestics. ~ Packages
Banon 40 boxes Candles and soap. 40 sacks Flour. 10
bbis Flour, 8 cars ,tock To Railroad Agent Gooo-
rch, winemsn Go, Dowle NOISE, s1eIens'
ton, Crews co stenhouse & Co, Pez.r, Rodgers
Co Goldsmith b son
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TIE BYRON BUSINESS.

An entirely new solution of the Byron mystery IS
furnished by writer in The Madras Mail, who saws
that his father hGd it from of Lord Byrons
most intimate friends" According to this lively cor
respondent whose story we find in The Echo, Lord
Byron was, in a sense. q devil, Incredible as the
thing may seem TO the thOughtless the handsOmest
man IN England had small tail, pair OF rudment-
airy horns. and short. sqab feet divided forwards
from the insep into two parts, instead OF being ur
nished with toes. Before he was born his motherhad
been once greatly terrified by seeing, when in very
delicate state of health tho celebrated picture OF
Satan Spurned. in the gallery ut La Haye. and the
result had been the fashiOning of her child TO some
extent after the mOnstrOus form of which the sight
caused her alarm and of which the continuous recOl
lection could not be effaced by any known TO
tier physicians. At tho time Of her confinement 1t
was at first suggested that the mOnstr0sIty should
not be suffered to live, but the child's body. rs
q whole, was perfectly shaped, and his face
so wOndrousy beautiful, that the suggestion was
forthwith put aside. and England was not deprived
of what to become in due time one of it's chefest
ornaments Poor Lady Byron never recovered wholly
from the shock caused by her discovery OF what her
husband really was; and partly through excess OF
imagination, partly III consequences OF bad adj
vice from persons who shall be nameleSs, she felt lt
to be her duty to insist upon her husband subeCng
himself to certain painful operations. Bnt this Lord
Byron Obstinatey refused to do. He urged and with
considerable force, that the peculiar manner (which
no his abundant curls eifectualy hid from view
the Tudimentary horns; and that, as he never APP
peared in public without his boots and trousers
would suspect the existence of his other defects
with the exception of his valet in whom he placed
implicit confidence" ..