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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07
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2. Die slpeite 0uelIe unlerer unz
rertrdeliben llnoulclamfett 1T bic
Selbitludt.
Oils Der 6;ilanp unp feline Singer in
einem Stdptdcn Samariens nt6t aufz
sencmmen wuypen, wpllten bic Sdn9er
1pelei6 Geuer bonn 6in,mel ruferl raB
es Die 8e'pcbner Sersebre, Muein eer
6eilanp eab ibnen einsn 0erpets> 1lnp
lprab: uSbr mibt ni6t tpe0en 0eilte6
&incer tbr ieip." sic mp1ten fi6
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recen pab ibrGifer Gin beiltser Offer fir
Gbriitu6 iet unp Elm 9ere6ter3orn iiber
cine uuYeroiente 8era9tun9 uup Nbz
weilun9. MQein iie taanten ben @ein
nidt, ber aus ibnen 1prad, es tpar Der
@eift per Selbit tlu6t bic i6 beleipis,
fab!te, unb nun fib batte RIDDEN m5sen
Ser elei6e Oeiit per Selbitlu6t anc
@aGIudt erseuet nidt ielten au@ unz
ieren Offer eeaen bic ieTebler unlererMft
menl9en. Mander, cer pbne llnterlaf
Geuer ppm 6immel ruff aber Solde
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@r|ton pon Gpdblungfn,
Sic @ntoefu1tg ocr Wagel=
lan=StraBe.
s inc ii fprii1 E Grsdb lun.
0pu &c cp.
lTortiebun9.]

9iun faben fe bic Spnne uno BET,
beiteren 0immel miecer, nun l6meifte
ibr giuae pieper iitcr ras weite, ,peite
Wleer, nun raren bic Teleln ser 0ez
fanaenl9aft 9efalIen aber lpel6 ether
Treibeit laben fie entseaen DaS itrense
llrtbeil Ma9ellans> ite an rcr &ifte
oussuiebetLlo teute spQsp9en merren.
Sdmeiaeno blidten bic Dlatrpien auf
ciele llngludli6en> >pelde fir ibr Ser
9eben gesen Die batten Oelebe cer
Sdiff5oisciplin nun biieen lpllten. &lz
lerslusen waren nit Der nni9itenIbetlz
nabme auf tie 9eridtet unp iiber gar
man6e sraubdrti9e Ban9e rieie!ten
Ihrdne1,, ais fie peul Npmirale rte5ano
sum 2lbl0iere reibte,l Sieuei6t gum
ewisen Atidiere POM gaterlanpe, ypm
2eten, penn mer fannie Die @efabren,
bic lie ermarteten> rie MIbleltefeiten>
eenen fte ent9esensin5en, unp mas pana
eie Strapa;en unr0un9er nidt ppllenz
rete, ras miiroe pieQsibt pur6 bic Gcz
waltthdti9feiten rer feincli1en Gtngez
bcreuen errciGt - etn Wrab in fremrer
Grne.
eautss Beinen fplste ibne,l ais fe
rie SdiTsieiter hinotitiesen unr man
zen Metrplsn i'm Sppte 9Ha6en unr
2etensnlittsl fir rie arn,en &crtonuter,
,ureidts; otsr rer Wonn Ypn Gilen
;udte feline Nimper, ertpb feine 5anr,
um lie suriidsuruiea, bswe9te fetnc 2tpz
pe, In, ra5 Nc1t :, ,lynace!" aus;uiprez
btu.
Der Oeredti9fsit rus tbr galf eez
la0sn werecn !" Ios moren fsine Abs
| lbtep5wprte.
Tabrt wpbl! ST Guer Sdidiol oud
Elm i6wcre8 su l,ennen, rerjogt ntbt
Sbr itsbt in rer6anp WptteS unn wsnn
c5 icin bsiIi9er gSille it, wirc er Gu6
lher cur1 ale Vefabren leiten. --
1aa Sopt febrte 3u.iid, Die Mlannz
lbe1t fniete nterer sum Gebet, I'm auf
Q5efebl Ma9ellan's Vptt fir Die Gntz
cefuns rieier Strabesu ranfen uno rie
Nlctille leinem fernern Sbuse 3u emz
pfsblen - pann Gas Gommanrp ::
,,Nprpwsi !" unp bic S9'ffe it9elten in
ren unbstanntsn Sceon binaus. Nu1
ibnen rufeu mir Gin Farewell" su.
Das 3ici Ger Uabrt btlrcten bic W(plz
lufsn, raber rer ncrpweitltbe @ours,
rurd zen Ma9ellan bpffte. in einigen
Mcben Die Wewiir3inleln III Si6t ~
befpmmel,. Nbsr nie 0p6en >purpen sl1
Wonren, unD ser9ebens luete pie
Mannldaft nab elaer auffei9encen
ailte aus - fein Nuf aus pem Waitz
fprbs: Qanp 2anp mpllte pa5 gnce
eer Tabrt ansei9en. ..
Statt Der truberen eiltsen, fiilten nun
milre giifte pic S'esel unD trisben pie
S6iFs raj ailoS nab Weiten. glo9 ME
bate vpr ibnsn ein Sdiff piele Wpsen
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- Mas 1T Die pinsise Gate oes
&ubmc6, pel6e Elm Mcnld pom anrern
elmpfansen fam ?
Der Nubm> ren bic Belt 9itt Der 1T
leer; ersleibt rsm boblen z S9atten, Der
ME et,pae Welentlibes 1T! Der Gubm,
rem bic Belt aitt, rsr 1T audi wanpelz
bar ,pie es Die Menlben le!blt Tno; er
seranpert f6 NIT ibrea Saunen, nit ibz
rem AnGbten uur nit i1renGrfabrunsen.
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slu,.tnner 81.

pur6fur6t. Die Sonne 9in9 aui Die
Sonne 9in9 unter-uno immer ipannte
f9 Elm etpi9 tlauer !0tmmel iiter bic
enolole @o1erFdde pabin> bic wie etn
un9ebeurer nur leile 9etrdulelter Sptez
gel ti1 spr ibm auetrsitete. Daber
nannte MaeeQan pieles Mleer: uel
Sceanp pacifcp", ein Same, ben es
nod beute bet pielen Oepsrapben trist,
pbelei6 gar mande5 Sdiff ypn ben
|fur9tbaren Stiirmen rieleS vfiQen
Sceau6" Su er;dblen meiB.
Wa9elan, BET unpeSa9te> serlpr bod
enplid feline ciierne &ube> alS f9 fatt
Der Mplluffen Sag fir Sag 1ur bic
enclcie @a1erpiiite 3ei9te uno jepen
Mor9en ein unbe9renSter 6prispnt ppr
iDneu lag. Gr fab Elm, caB feline 8pr~
ausltBunA bic Mplluffen bel panan,e
gu fnoea cine trrise mar. 98dre er
BET oer2lu6fab,t aus 1einerStraee mebr
meitlt9 9ele9elt, 10 niirce er cine .9anie
Welt parapieltlGer Snleln entpedt bo@
ben. Nuein our1 ben mebr nIrcli6
aebaltenen Gpur6 nerlor er ben Wea
na9 ben 6etannten Gi!onpen be6 ftiuen
Seeat15.
@pbl mod mic botten eurppdiide
S9iffe f6 10 tpeit rpn jtrer &G 1e be-
funpen al6 MooeQau's fletne SElptiQe.
3war 'rar iDnen Neplus bet1nbig sdnz
ftia, aber Die SetenSmittel fn9en an
auf ris 9feise gu eeben> unp pa6 @a1=
ler in BEN Tdl1ern besann un9eniebbar
III 1peroen. DaS furbtbore S9tffsz
gelpenit Ter 5un9er uncDurt 9ewan1
ldsli6 niebr Ierrain. 2aneft 16pn rar
Der 31rtetad in 5taub serfalen BET
quite lponilhe Wein rerrampft bic
0anp spll Jieis, pis ben Matrp1en nod
libri9 tlieb, mubte in Seema0er 9efo6t
merten. 0oSu rte trpptl9e Spnne ant
Sage uno rte serin9e1lbfablunA pel9e
Die Nddte bradten 70 pob Gas .6pl;@
merf cintrpdnete unp Die Shiff6planten
in meitsn 6u9en au5einaupertlafften.
Da murce mabr, mas @iageuan etnit
TN 3crne 9eprpbt bate: pas 9eoerpert
wanpcrte in Die Aii9c. Giete |anfen
entfraftet auf ra6 &ranfeuloser ppn
eem fte niGt ,pieper erl rltebcn lpllten
tigli6 lenfte man Qei1en binab in ben
Orean unO je mebr Die Mannl1aft be-
cimirt wurpe, reltp soblrcl9er 3et9ten
i6 rie Nattcn rie lebten Nefe Dertil<
9enp, ,pel1e rer S0ifsmannl6aft DON
yebensmittelu nrd seblieben ,raren ia
pie bunSrisen Sbirte lieBen lpgar bcz
fiirbten, rab bic Olannldaft ron ibnen
anaefauen merre.
Oa - ca - enclt1 er11pl ber Nuf:
vQanc Qaup |"
3auber,pprt! Die 9elunfenen&rdfte
lhiencn >pie neubelebt alS cine @ruppe
lieblider frii9 besriister Snieln aus
Dem Meere emporftie3. ueanD 2anp!"
3aubermprt!
2lber Ma9euan beoriiBte NIT Ebrdz
men ben 6afen Der Grl6lun9, penn So
f, fem Qteblin9 tpar biniibergeeanset,
;u ienem feliseneanpe> tpp feline Ibrdne
mebr fiebt feine Gorge unb fein Stunt
mebr berrl@t. Naelro Nnee 1dmidte
be Qei6e nit oemToptenfleire un> btna
ibm cine MepaiQe cer Mutter @ptte5
Inn ben 0al5; eann muroe e5ple u,,ter
pen 0cbeten oer9diffamannl9aft btne
atselsnft in oas ttefe> na7e @rab.
Hertltbuno fulst.]
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0ie @pratbe Der Cite 1.ro
@anftmutb.

@anftnutb.
Gin siitis' gSprt lit mic serlpren,
gertpeis're eS orum ME;
Gs bebt bas iurseni6were 5erI
@erbrdnet tpos Gram Derlteb,
Srinst QDdrme, 2iht benz Qebenslaufe,
gibt gtcisu, iiatt Der Drrnen pein,
Ma6t Sbe Nadt gum belen Sag.
9aBt Grieb' unb 9effnuns elm
Gin 5anftes Wprt 1T ME serlcreu,
.gDie issenereit fir Den, bsr fisl,
gDie bantaar mirft bic fleine Nub'
l1nb fSrbert iebes 3iei.
Ber Slid rill, mub aud slldlit ma@sn,
Drum f9su9 bic G@atten pom @ef@t
Sa, MuFt 1T ber Stimmen Slang,
gpp Sanftnutb, @iite fpri9t!
81. M.
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Sabr9an9 2.
@er Wanderer.

Gin9Dp pdbenbIatt fir fittiidbesgSirfen unssBffien.
8riefe linb au abreiiiren:
GERMAN CATH. PRINTING co.
(Box 1870) St. Paul, MINI.
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they can boast OF as large and varied assortment
as Is requisite to carry on first class establish
Incnt. As an evidence Of tho good fortune which
has smiled upon their efforts, we may state that
from q weekly business amounting barely to $3.50
during the first few weeks OF their existence,
their cash books now show an increase between
$500 and $1,000. They have also secured the
services or one Of tho most artistic cutters In the
country, Mr.. ID. A. Roberts, 80 there Is every rea-
son to expect continued increase In the patron
age which has 30 fur been so literally extended.
The work-room, VIC believe, Is the only one OF
the kind In New York,it being universal practice
to give out the work 1T starvation rates 10 the oc
cupants Of the tencment-houses, many OF whom
the iron hand OF necessity compels to accept IL ut
any price. Here, however, I'm clean, tidy, we'll.
ventilated room, with order and regularity pre-
vniling we found thirty operatives, eighteen men
and twelve girls. busily employed, and what lB
better working for themselves. Nor Is this to be
wondered at, for In q prominent position we found
the following notice pOsted mo Intoxicating
drinks allowed In the workshop under any clrcum-
stances" u rule which We were credibly Informed
has been strictly enforced, doubtless TO their own
advantage.
The association Is directed by a president, sec.
retary. treasurer, and q council OF ten members,
who arc divided into several subcommittee.
Taken oil I'm oil, II Is movement OF which the
workingmen throughout the country have reason
to feel proud; and to oil who are hating between
two opinions, or who arc situated as these men
were few months ago, we say, "Go and do like
wsc.n
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C0-OPERiTION sUCCEssPUL.
The Working Tnilors' Cooperative
Union Of New York.
From the worklngmen's Advocate. ]

While In New York. on our return from Eli
rope, VIC paid visit to the Working TailOrs'
Cooperative Workshop, northeast corner OF Third
avenue and Fourteenth street, where we were
both surprised and delighted by the evidences nf-
fordcd that the enterprise had proven magnin.
cent success: and believing that what has been
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
rcauers the results OF our investigations.
ON the frat Monday OF June, 1869, q few reso-
Iy endeavorcd to secure for themselves and fellow
Workmen nn advance OF wages sufficient to cna.
bic them to provide for their wives and families
tile neccssarlcs Of life, determined TO test tho
principles of cooperative industry and thus be-
come their own employers. Though moor i'm thIs
worlds goods, they were rich in faith, their
STOCK IN trade amounting all told to but $40
tobtaincd by dollar levied on each memberl
and few patterns. NoihIng daunted, how
ever, they determined to lirnc, out, believing
that complete SUCCESS would ultimately crowI,
their cnorts. workr0Om wac consequently
hired, circulars were printed and committee
10 solicit tho patronage OF It's members. The
mission was cmincntiy successful. A resolution
endorsing Tie action tnkcn, and pledging an undI.
vidcd support, was unanimously adopted Work
commenced to flow In; and the custom OF almost
every visitor WAS secured, oil garments be-
Ing turned out I'm tho hest style Of workmanship,
at rs per cent. less cost than charged by the
downtown establishments. Az every member
was pledged to observe the most rigid economy,
and TO draw no moro than absolute necessity
demanded, o fund sufficient TO lay In a small Sc.
lcct stock or goods was soon nccunlula.cd; which
Los been enlarged from time to time, until to-day
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1'lie Initials.

Yet stands tho tree There seems no change
Come o'cr its mOssy trunk Oh leaflets fair,
sturdy its branches spread. To me, how strange
To gee II there
The years have passed, the happy hours have
ncd,
The burning lovo has now forever gone,
The bright hopes, like the fallen leaves, arr
dead
am alone,
Ana yct upon that tree her much-lovcd name,
Unscathed by time, with mine IL intertwincd.
Can II he years since to this spot VIC came,
One heart, one mind
Tier arm was round Inc, her breath famed my
check,
ASH the letters carved with no small art.
Togcthtr, ever though we did not speak,
Was IN each heart
Then, once again, vii, her name repeat
Annt try forever TO forget the words;
And pray that Tina with gentle han,l may beat
O'cr mcmory's chords.
will just place my Inns upon that tree,
And seal the feelings Of the past forc'cr,
And Will depart. WhercCr my path may be,
My heart IL there.
And now call ana fast my pulses beat;
A dainty sound the fallen leaves comes ocr-
IL IL The brushing OF her furry feet?
An, nevcrmorc
Some other now with her elsewhere may trace,
In cttcrs fading, their names intcrtwine,
Which time may blot; but he ,lares not efrace
Such love as mine
[O,ice Week.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
IT'S baleS cotton, 81 bales mdse 40 bags grain,
so bbls nour, 100 bbs naval stores los casks clay
cars lumber and wood car cattle, cars sun.
dries. To Watson Ill., Pclzcr, Rodgers CO,
Railroad Agent, w d Smith K co, q w Williams
Davis, ID Aiken co, Order, and others.
EORTEEA STERN RAILROAD
252 bales upland cotton, 20 bales sea island cot
ton, 484 bbls naval stores, 81 bushels rough RICE
Kegs nails, cars lumber and phosphates boxes
tobacco, mtsc, &C. To Kinsman & Howell + W
Adgcr, A s Johnston, w X Ryan, T l. Webb, s
ID Stoney, Pelzer, Rodgers h co, DIR s oliver, W
Q Courtney co, Gaillnrd & Minott, G ii Hoppock,
Brodic & CO, NJ Caldwell Il Son, Ravenel & co. j
A Quackenbush, Mrs s Cohen, p Bennett, w G
Zee & CO, Reedcr & Davis, Gcrdts & CO, T G Snow.
den, II 0sterholtz, Hart 4 CO, Barden, Roll
mann Bros, W Lebby, DowIe & Noise, Mowry d
CO, Kirkpatrick 4 Witte, S r Marshall, Claghorn,
Herring co. Kendall Il Dockery, W Gurney, S
Fass, + Burdeil, Jones, yelling, and Railroad
Agent.
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, November 1o-Noon.-Consols 93,i.
Bonds s3,i.
LIVERPOOL, November lo-Noon.-Cotton quiet; (;
uplands ll74a115sd; Orleans IIzsal2d; salcs 5000
bales.
Afternoon. = Cotton tending down; uplands
1lssd; Orleans llAd; sales now estlEaatcd at
10, 600 bales.
Eycning.-Co,ton steady; uplands 1l%d; Or
leans 1l1<d; sales 10000 bales; for export and
speculation 1000 bales. Corn 2es 81.
PARIS, November 1o-Bourse quiet. Rentcs
71f Toe.
Evening.-Bouyse quiet. Rentes III TIC.
HAvRE, November 10.-Cotton opens nat and
quiet; anoat If s4lkc.
FRANKFORT, November 1o-Bonds opened nat
Mt s9asotS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November o-Noon.-Stocks steady
and dull. Money!. Sterling, long 0; short 9ts.
Gold 81. Sixty-two's 15,s. Tenncssecs, cX.cou:
pom, 60; new 52H; Vlrglnias, cX-coupon, 60;
new 81; Louisanas, old 65; lcyees, old 60; new
80; Alabama cights %; hves COX; Georgia sixcs
SO; seyens ooz Flour unchanged. Wheat 1c
better. Corn 1a2c better. Messcpork hrmer Mt
500 5oaa9 IS. Lard firm. Cotton lower ut csc.
Turpcntine 47a47Hc. Rosn moderately active;
strained common s215a2 Tx. Freights quiet.
Evcning.-Cotton decidedly lower ut "a 3<a24Xc.
Flour fairly active; prices unchanged. Wheat in
fair demand for export and speculation; winter
red Western 81 37a1 40; Illinois 81 30 Corn in
demand; chiefly for speculation; mixed Western
81 o3a1 OF, closing quiet. Ness pork shade
frmer at $40 5oa3o. Lard steady. 'Whiskey
steadier 81 GOAL o.. Rice dull; Carolina 7asc Sugar
moderately active. Coffee steady. Molasses firm;
New Orleans Csc. Naval stores quiet. Preghts
quiet. Governments closed weak; Sxty-two's
16; Southerns quiet. Money active and closing
n q Eold cto
closed firm.
BALTIMORE, November 10.-Cotton nominal at
25c. Flour dull but steady. Wheat steady;
prime to choice red 81 35a1 9s. Corn, old white
$1a1 0s; new 85a9oc. Oats 65a5ec. Rye dun ut
o5ca$1. whiskcy 81 DIAL O2.
CINCINNATI November 1o.-Corn in fair de-
mand at s4as5c. Whiskey unsettled; small sales
at 81 Meas pork, new $31. Bacon, shoulders
10Hc; clear sides 1oHc.
LOUISVILLE, November 1o.-Corn 85c. Bacon
and pork unchanged. Lard 171zc. whiskey ac-
tive ut 81.
WILMINGTON, November 1o.-SpirIts turpentine
42H42xc. Rosln steady ut 81 65a1 so. Crude
turpentine 81 e5a2 So. Tar unchanged. Cotton
22Ha23Hc.
AUGUSTA, November 1o.-Cotton, market dull
and easier; sales $40 bales; receipts s23 bales;
middllng 22Ka22Xc.
+ SAVANNAH, November 1o.-Cotton, receipts o4oo
bales; exports 900 ba,ss; sales 1000 bales; mid
ding 23Xc.
MOBILE, November 1o.-Cotton, market active
In the morning at outside quotations. but closed
quiet at inside; sales 1900 bales; mddllng 23Ia
231zc; receipts s76 bales; exports 50 bnles.
NEW ORLEANS, November 10.--Cotton very
active; middling 23Ka23xc; sales $3.50 bales; re-
celpts 1852 bales; exports TO IIavre 1923 bales;
coastwlsc 338 bales. Sugar and molnsses quiet
and dropping. Whiskey and coffee quiet and un.
changed. Gold 2eX. Sterling 80. New York
sight exchange par to e discount.
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Wilmfngton nIarket.

WILMINGTON, November 9.-TURPENTIRR-
Only 20 bbs. received, and sold at 50 IS for soft
ana 81 66 for hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS TURPBETlEE-Markct steady and stock
light. Sales only 10 bbB. at 42hc, and 90 bbls. at
421c per gallon.
ROsIH-Sales OF 831 bbls. at 81 65aS1 SIX for
strained. 81 85 for No. q and So 26a$3 90 for No. l.
TAR-56 bbls changed hands ut 81 per Dbl.
CoTToN-27 balcs sold at 23kc per pound.
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DAC1FIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier <rE&S1.
NO. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal street, NAls9tS
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 9th and
2lst or every month tcNccpt when these dates foil
on Sunday then the Saturday prcceding.)
Departure OF 9th and 21st connect nj Pnnnma
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports Those Of tr-touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
japan and China December 4, 1869.
No California steamers touch ut Havana but 20
direct from New York TO Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap.
ply ut the COAPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tic
whaf1, loot OF Canal.street, North River New
YORK. F. Il. BABY, Agent.
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PnsscnRcrs.

Per steamship James Adgcr, for New York-II
G Judd, Miss DcTreville A Snow, j Colbert, Y NJ
Hacker, J w Mitchell II q MofIett. Captain Put.
tcrson, w G Cutto antl w Baker.
Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, &c
w Ford, w Green, Miss ii Tucker, 4 Iscar Spark.
man, and IL OH deck.
Per steamer st Helena from Edisto Rockville
&c-Mlss Lee, Wright, DIR ID Townsend ana 10
on deck. .
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LATEST CoMMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPORTS.

LIvERrooL-Per Norwegian bark Juvcnta-11oo
bales upland cotton, ll2 bbs rosin, Ill tons phos
phatc.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adgcr-sso
bales upland cotton, OIL bngs sea island cotton, 90
tierccs rice, 81 bales yarn, GO bbls oranges, rs
packages. Per British schr Ella liowell-.ln.
ward Cargo. :. Per schr N W Smith-1T0, 600 feet
timber, plank and boards.
BAITIMoRE-Pcr steamship Maryland-2e6b bales
cotton 164 tlerces rice, II bales waste. 10 bales
yarn, GO bbls oranges, 10 casks clay, 10 tons pig
iron, AZ packages hides marble, &c.
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Macon Market.

MACON, November s.-CoTToN.-The marlset at
the date OF our last weekly rcview closed firm
On Tuesday, though exhibiting animation at tho
opening, there was falling or during the day,
INC market closing dull without change in prices.
wednesday, there WAS no marked change, but on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday good cotton
orongnt only &c: The Liverpool and New York
markets mar both fell on on Saturday fully NC. To.
day the market was dull, owing to continued de-
cline both In New York and Liyerpool-a decline
expected TO continue this month through after
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New York Rico Marked.

NEW YORK, November 0-The market for Car.
ona IL low. The advlces from the South speak
OF increased shipments, and as the demand is
limited, holders and consignees arc anxious to
dispose OF anything they may control; $50 tiefces
sold at 7Ia7,lc. We quote as the range 7asc. IN
Rangoon there has been rmall movement for
export, embracing 800 bags In bond at 2Xa31sc
gold.
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AWFUL CRIME.

A Horrible Suspicion-John Henry Sal
mon Charged with the Murder OF his
Mother and Brothcr-IIis Arrest by
Detective Craddock-Thc Bloody Svca-
pom Found.
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Interior Cotton Markets

COLUMBIA, November e.-Sales Of cotton to-
day 70 bales; midtlllngs &c.
WINNSB0RO', November 0.-273 bales were sold
in this market during the past week ut 23a23hc.
COLUMBUS, November s.-The market has been
dull all day at 22Ha22Ac sales 133 bales receipts
335 bales; shipments $50 bales.
ATLANTA. November S.-The market closed
quiet NJ nc for mdllng; 22Sc for low mltldlings:
2l,.c for good ordinary; 2oI4c for ordinary.
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which improvement may be looked for. We quote
the market dull ut 23c with but few sales planters
being unwilling to make concessions Tic re-
ceipts today amount to $40 balcs sales 2sl bales.
shipments 432 bales. The receipts OF tho week
sum up 1907 bales; sales 274l bales; shipments
3l14 bales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September i, 1862. ...... l7e
Received this week .....3sSi
Received previously 20, 553-33 800
Total. .....: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
Shipped this week. ..31I4
Shipped previously. .ls Te0--2l ,e04
Stock on hand ,G35