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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-20
GET YOUR
Fire, Marine and Life In
surance Policies Of ~

g. III. JONES, 81
General Insurance Agent,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. If yoN
do, in the day Of CALAMITY
you will not regret it.
Nov. 10, 1865 IT, . ..I
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than any we have seen since we went
counting.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-20

Tuesday and "Wednesday next. our
exchanges speak very highly of it,
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

w. NJ. HoLAAEs hss snsRaa Rt sks
the New Albany Opera House. We
advise the printers to get their bills
paid in advance, if they don't want
to be left in the lurch.
A PROPOSITION is before the Louis
Vile Board of Councilmen to sub
scribe 100000 to the New Albany
and ST. Louis Railroad.
THE Richmond Radical says; " Mr..
Show informs us that he bought beef
cattle in 1843. 1874, and 1916 for ST
per head, as good as he now pays
from $50 to 800 for"
TWENTY EIGHT persons in Posey
County acknowledge the luxury of
gold watch.
THE Plymouth brick makers sell
the best machine-made brick at Sc
per thousand.
ONE hundred and twenty buildings
were erected in New Castle during
the past twelve months.
Mrs. A. w. GossETT, of Plainfeld,
who recently committed suicide, had
her life insured for twenty thousand
dollars, ten thousand Of which was in
the Northwestern Life of Milwaukee,
and ten thousand in some other com
pany represented in Indianapolis.
WEDNESDAY, night, during the
heavy thunder storm, a stroke of
| lightning killed Minor Wore, son Of
Isaac Wore, few miles south Of La
fayett. The father and son were both
under a tree milking COWS. The
lightning struck the tree, killing the
boy, and seriously injuring Mr.. Wore
THE New Albany Commercial pro-
pounds the following conundrum:
Is a young fellow who goes to see
his girl every week day liable to arrest
if he goes to see her on Sunday, I'M
der the law prohibiting a person from
pursuing his usual avocatiOns on the
Sabbath 2"
The State Sentinel thinks he ought
to be made to marry the girl.
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Indiana Items.

THE two Methodist Churches in
Madison have taken the preliminary
steps to effect a consolidation. 1t is
the intention to unite and build a
new church.
THE Mount Vernon Union styles
HENNING, the late Prosecutor for this
judicial Circuit, a model Demo
cratic official"
The Mount Vernon Union grum-
bles over the distribution of school
money. 1t says, Notwithstanding Po-
sey County VIGOROUSLY beats the
world in the number of her babies in
proportion to her aggregate popula-
ton, she does not get as much school
money as Spencer, Warrick or Gibson
Counties.
In the Counties Of Washington !,
Orange, Dubois, Greene, Daviess,
Martin, Gibson, Warrick. Pike, Knox,
Spencer, Perry, Crawford, and Har-
rison, tobacco is cultivated upon
almost every farm.
THEY have a preacher up in Terre
Haute, whisky gauger of that Dis
trict. We are told they have another
In Mt. Vernon.
SENATOR HENDRICKS, says the
State Sentinel, recently purchased
milk white steed" for which he
paid $500. The Senator can't tolerate
black, even in the brute creation, and
must have white horses.
STRAWBERRIES are selling in New
Albany at from twenty to thirty cents
a quart, with large supply.
A NEW church, belonging to the
Christian denomination, was dedicat-
ed at Corydon yesterday.
THE tax duplicate of Posey County
Tor 1868, shows a delinquent list of
S22,e27 80.
IT Is estimated that three hundred
buildings will be erected in South
Bend, this season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

THE CORNER STONE OF THE NEW
BosroN PosT-OFFICE.-The Boston
Journal says an intimation has been
received from the proper authorities
at Washington, by the Grand Master
of NIasons in Massachusetts,. that it
would De agreeable to them that the
corner stone of the new Boston Post
Office should be laid with Masonic
honors sometime during the Jubilee
week, by the Grand Lodge of Massa
chusetts, and in the presence of the
President of the United States and
other officials. If this suggestion is
carried out the ceremonies will prob
ably take place on Thursday of that
week, and viii be an additional fea
ture IN the pageants Of the festival
1t will be remembered that the corner
stones of the State House in Boston,
the Capitol at Washington, the Bos-
ton City Hall, Bunker Hill Monu-
ment, and other public structures in
different parts of the country have
been laid with these ceremonies.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31
nIrect Trade ana Immigration.

One of the most exciting questions
before the Memphis Commercial Con
vention was that of direct trade with
Europe. Second only to that in i'm
portance and interest was that of i'm
migration. The Southern delegates,
with the enthusiasm for which the
people Of that section are celebrated,
seemed 10 think that the only thing
needed was for the Convention to re
solve that direct trade should be
established, designate the seaport,
and the whole work was accom-
plished. Hence. the pertinacity with
which the citizens of Norfolk, Charles
ton, Savannah, and Mobile. argued
the claims Of their respective local.
ties. But while they were talking
and resolving, the merchants and
business men of Baltimore have been
acting. A line Of steamers has been
put IN operation between that city
and Bremen, and on Monday las:
arrived with its first European cargo.
The steamer, Leipzig, as might
be supposed, was mainly filled
with immigrants, seeking a home on
the rich soil of the Western Cont
nent One hundred and fifty. seven
dfatgiy 6agasfnlgegs Sang UMAg e aflfd BHfo
Railroad to Cincinnati. One hun
dred aud four continued their jour
ney to St. Louis. whence, no doubt,
they will scatter through the States
of Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, and Ne
braska.
None of the large number turn
their faces southward, notwithstand
ing the attractions of soil and eli
mate. Nor will immigrants ever do
SO until the people of that section
learn sufficient wisdom to quit glori
flying treason and rebellion, and
receive people from all sections aud
countries favorably, and treat them
kindly. To the grape growers Of
Europe nc country offers such rare
attractions In soil md climate as
Tennessee, North Alabama, and
Georgia and West Carolinas. But
these attractions fail to entice the
immigrant, for freedom Of opinion
and security Of life isdearer to him
than agricultural Advantages, and
consequently he turns MS face West
ward and North, and makes these
sections blossom with lis industry IL
spite of the appropriateness of eli
mate and the unaceustmed forms of
agriculture to which heis compelled
TO give his attention.
While the manner andpersonal de-
pertinent of all the delegates to the
Memphis Convention wer friendly, it
was most unfortunate flat some of
the speeches were so III timed and
inaammatory as to contribute largely
to secure the defeat of tie very OBJ
jects had in ew in calm, the Con-
vention together. Immigrants will
not be apt to locate in d section Of
country whose public englory a an
effort to break up the Government.
They will prefer always that portion
Of the country whose citizels are law
abiding aud do not toleraterebellion
against the constitutional authorities.
1t Is to be hoped, Therefore. if
the people of the South desire TO
have their country filled up BY immi-
grants from Europe, that the7 will be
more prudent when next they meet in
Convention at Louisville, and give no
expression to sentiments tlat can
only frighten away the very element
they pretend to be so anxious to con-
eiliate.
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APRIL 20, 1869.

WYE OFFER THE FOLLOWING Ar
Greatly Reduced Prices
Garden ~ axes
AT 30 cents, Worth 10 cents.
Garden EGalxes
At 05 cents Worth 30 cents.
Garden RaIxes
At rs cents, Worth 9l 90.
HOES HANDLED
Al 90 cents woFth 20 cts.
GOOD SHOVELG
AZ DO cents worth e1 2Ea
GOOD SPADES
AZ DO cents worth 81 2Ts
Best Cast Steel ShOVels
AZ SI ID worth an 90.
Best Cast Steel Spades
At 81 % worth 81 90.
Best Cast Steel spading Forks
At 81 Is worth 81 7B.
Very Best ChOpping Axes
AZ 81 IS worth 81 SO.
All other articles in proportion. Our
stock Is fresh and direct from manu1ao-
turerB TERMS CASH.
FRED. h. STIRAUm a. Coz
- Main street.
Between Second aud Third.
fUnion, Domokrat and Courier copvI
AprW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31
WE agree with the Boston AdUer-

We agree with the Boston AdUer-
tiser that the Navy Department has
done a very foolish thing in exchang-
ing the Indian names of our war yes
sells for the names of commonplace
inland towns and villages which never
saw a war steamer, and never will till
water runs up hill. These Indian
names are generally musical. and are
invariably original. They are Amerl-
can in every sense of the word, and
we can see no sense in changing them
for the names of towns and villages
imported from 1lIrope.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31

CLARENCE II. CLARK President
j A Y COOK r, Chairman Finance and
Executive Con- mittee.
HENRY u. COOK Nice-President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Sec'y and Actuary.
This Company offers the following adj
Ii is a National Company, chartered by
special act or Congress. 1858.
It has paid-up capital of 81 600 00O.
II offers low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other
companies for the same money.
II is definite and certain in its terms.
1t is a home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt nom attachment.
There are no unnec ssary restrictions IN
the policies.
Every policy Is MONITOR eftable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the
insured their full amount, and return all
the premiums, so thai the insurance costs
only the interest on the annual pay mentS.
Policies may be taken that VII pay to
the insured, after q certain number OF
years, during life, an annual income of
One-tenth the amount named IN the policy.
NO extra rate is charged Tor risks upon
the lives of females.
It insures, not TO pay dividends 10 policy
holders, but at SO low a cost that dividends
will be impossible.
Circulars, pamphlets, aud full particu-
lars given on application 10 the Branch
Office OF the Company, or to
JOHN W. ELLIS & CO,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
General Agents for Ohio and Central
and Southern indiana.
JOHN s. HOPKINS,
EUanSgille, Ind,
mayI2 d&w cot AGENT.
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The Kentucky state Republican Con-
YPDff0D.

TentiOn.
This Convention assembled at Lex
lngton on Thursday last. Notwith-
standing the party ia Kentucky seems
to be hopelessly in the mino1iiy, the
attendance was quite large, and the
enthusiasm prognostic Of success
About two hundred and seventv-fve
delegates were present from all parts
Of the States and the entire proceed
ings were characterized BY barmoSr
and earnestness. A lengthy arraign
ment of the Democratic party of that
State was read by SAMUEL r. SMITH
Esq editor Of the Frankfort Com
n1onf0ealfh, in behalf of Committee
Of FIVE appointed BY the Republican
members the last Legislature tc pre-
pare such a document. It will mo
doubt be priHted and circulated as a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

rous and complicated concerns which surround
her. While upon the other hand. il the lady is
inclined to embonpoint and is laced up daily
with block and tackle 10 order to make her
waist appear small, or compress her proper
tions into an unreasonabiy small quantity OF dry
goods, the fact will reveal itseh the moment
che is we'll saturated with the surf. She can
take no1e of her makeup" into the water
with her. The ocean is honest. While the
bIthing-dress will not adhere to the sk!n it
will do so readily to any other substance, IKE
q, corset or -, shaL't tell what else, for the
reason that am not Gu faa IN such matters.
But the woman is before you, devoid OF Oil oe-
formties and you can. fern an adequate
idea of what you will be called upon
to risburse your stamps Tor, sno9ia
you enter INTO 9 matrimonial alliance with
her. 1t would be great consolation to Know
these things in advance. The water is q
great leveler OF distinction. 1t treats OIL OF lts
patrons precisely ankle; the rlch and the poor,
tbs strong and the weak, are oil swayed to ara
fro, knocked down OF thrown upon tne peacn
b. it's resistfess waves, as # they were mere
tiocks of wood. Every one is 10 the oest Oh
bnmor. and i, any unuoky NOVICE IN sea Dath-
inc shonId swallow mouthtul OF salt water
and stop to cough, and the succeeding wave
Ike MN amldships, and send him sprawing
tow ards the shore, his mouth wide open, to re-
ceive fresh supply, the Gro Ed. as we'll as the
hundreds ON the beach, will shout with de-
iighF. 80 1r-I-..f- 4'yi.. ~
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New fo[s-lei, !!
Saturday, pm. Nose. To Jamcs Adger Co.
Adqer Co, CD Ahrcns co, j. d .1fen 90,
Aimar, Archer. Bird 4 90, B B,schon Co.
q Rorner Bollmanu Rros Bulwinkle & Co, 7 n
Bri .toll P Brady, q D Brahe & 60. Brown hyer,
Campson Co. 'nmeron, Darkle5 l. co. III Caser:
cook & Go. Coz Minis Chisoim bfos. McDua
Cohen, q Collins. II Cobis &c. W Corwin
GO, F Dauer, my Perry, Dowe Noise, Doug
lass k Miller, B Feldmann Co. D Fleming Co.
] q Fairly Co, Forsyth, Nc omb d 20, > EerRu'
sen. FoQarte's Book Store ForTestcn 1efoIs NJ
4 co, Goodrich. Wincmun 60, I duilemir; l.,
Gurney Granann schwarke,' Hsf fkenschiri, >
Benerey. Hertz, Hart Co j. i'ursamp TO-. N
a Hunt Holmes & Calder,'J Heath + Hoines,
Thomlnson l. co. ] lara. 81 Klstte & Co. Khnck.
wickenberg l. Co K.tp, Briste chapman, -
Lopez son, Knox. DAILY Co KnobeIocn smaH'
iaurey & Alexander. C Litschgi, Iorentz Lew
nor & Co, J n Marin, Muller, Nlmitz Co. Murphy
& Little, Moutoue l. Co, Murray, McLoy Z Rice.
Neufvilie & Human. J q Ojenann. ] O'Neill
neer ee co.opentive % .s,octaion, Paul 90. Rsvepe
Co, ] Pringle. c Ring, Roach 20, Rens
J kus.ell, N e Hailroad Agent. Railroad agent
W Shepherd, SouAern Express Co. solter,
sterens. " Sempke Co. schntn Co. Wasn,
Trott, Taylor Co, Werner b Ducker ] n
II Wohltmann. ] wieters, Wagencr & Mons, ca.
Z,gbaum, Young L. Co and others. Monday: ITO a
n thiIty.6ve miles NE ffom-fryinR Pan, e1cnanReo
Signals with steamship Champion, for New fork; IL
Baltimore.
AT QUARANTINE.
schr Electric Spark, from Ruaton. Bon-25 days;
Fruit To the Master. Bound to New York and
put in for provisions.
Cleared Yesterday.
Brig Ellen Maria. Smith, Baltimore-aisley creigh-
ton.
From this Fort.
Big Adelaide. Wilson, Pawtucket, R I, August 8.
shlpnesvs ~ ie'cRraph.
SAVANNAH. August s-Arrived, schr W Mann
The british bark Bessie Young is reported ashore
on st Catharine bar.
Lust OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAiLEp FOR HIs roh7'
FOREIGN
LIvHhPooL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared May 70
The yipoo Balliday, SAILED ........... July ID
British brig Courier, Lyans, ssiled. July
NESTrC
aoIDsBono', NE.
Schr Velocity, Pinshsm sailed June lt
FRANKFORT. AE.
Brig H " McGlvery, etutts, cleared. ........Say
sos1ca - q
Brig Cyclone, Frisbie, August
xsw roRX
Schr Georlie, Swan, up........... ........Juiy 81
Schr Lilly, Hughes, up............" .auRuss
schr Minerva DisPosway. up............. August
PHILADELPHIA
schr Amanda Tlannssar Collirs, cleared. July 80
BALTIMORE.
Sohr Francisco, Crosther, up..............Juy ~
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Markets by Telegraph.

| -r,is. FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON August 8-Nooa.-CoDsols 927s. Bond
quiet OF ss,z. sugar nrm. both on the spot and
| af1at
aEveaing.-connon rosn Is Si Turpentine -6'
81 10 27.., Consuls saX. Bonds ssH.
+ LrvrKpoor, iAuguat 9-Noen:-Cotton SHADE
frmer Uplands, 12X Orleans, IS to 1shd. Sale'
IL 600 bales Red western wheat ss Cd. Flour as |
| Af,erpoon-Cotton unchanged. Bed western wheat
los. Corn, 2s.. Flour. 25s. LarJ firm. Pork lois
Evening.-cotton quiet. Quotations unchanged
sales Il, 900 bales. Rel western wheat 1os Id Com
mon rosin IS Sd.
HAvRr. August 9-cottoo, bo,h on the spot, and
saost. II co..
HAVANA, August a.-coffee active. Molasses nom
ina,. furpentine l2Ka43c. Rosin 90 26s8 Freighti
active and nrmer.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, August e-Noon.- Stocks steady and
Arm. None. 6s1c. Sterling. 9X. Gold. sSk. Cot
ton steady at s)H Turpentipe, 47a42Kc. hosiu
arm Strained. - 80.
Evening. Governments closed steady 6Ps 81 20
sostherns stronger Money easy at Safe. Sterling
weak at 81 TO- Gold heavy at S5x. 1t broke sud
denly after O'Clock. when 1t was quoted At S8H.
Stock. a:tive and generally irn. Cotton firm and
active. Sales 1900 bales. M,ddlIngs S31lc. Flour
State rnd Western mora active. Sapernne to choice
white wheat, western, So to 30. Southern armer.
Common to fair extra 81 TO Z so. Wheat excited
No spring 81 rs to 70. Amber State 81 rs. VIM
ter red Western 81 Gs to / 73 Corn to &c better,
and inactive Mixel western 81 IS to II. Beef
steady. Pork quiet. Lard quiet. Kettle 20 to 2okc
Whiskey 81 IL. Rics steady at sXasNc. sugar
s.eidy. Porto Rico l2xalSc. Muscovado II 1s1ls'ic.
Sales 800 boxes.
BAL1ufoas, August 9-Cot.on dull at 83'fc.
Flour dull. City Mills supernrc SO to { 50. Wheat
Arm. Good rel 81 55a1 65. Corn steady. White
$l0S Yellow 81 10. Oats 8oa6lc. Ryesl 20. Pork
slaSi,Sc. Bacon sctive. shoulders l6hr. Whiskey
81 15,l 10. Old virginia's 4sX. North caroina's,
o.d, 65K New 81 bid.
CINCINNATI. August e.-whiskey 81 o7a1 0s-de-
Insnd light Pork Gull and held at s}S ?5aS3 80
Clear sdes 1915, and but little out. Small hams 24c.
Lard 1s11c.
LOUISVILLE, August s.-Provisions quiet Mess
pork ssI shonlders 1so. Clear NIB sides loAc.
Clear sides 1870. Sugar cured hams a23hc.
whifkey 81 sS. --.-
WILMINGTON, August 9-3pirits ,urpentine 3S>sc.
Rosin 81 IS to 90. Crude turpentine lover, s2 60
to 90. No tur in the market.
AUGUSTA, Ausuat s.-Nothiug doing in cotton.
So es bales. Receipts bales. Middungs nomi'
nsll5 SlHo.
SAVANNAH. August s.-Cotton receipts 81 bales,
NOZZLE, August a.-Cotton market dull. Sales ls
bales. Low middnng. SOC. Receipts 81 bales. E1.
pcrts se2 bale..
NEW oz1xAss August s.-ootton Arm. Strict
low Mitdiia5s. SiKc. ssles 26l ba'es Receipts 1o4
Gold, s4x. York sight par OK discount Sugar
nrm Common. 11Kc. Prime, 1lkc. Molasses, re-
boiled. 6bai1c
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SEASIDE SKETCHES.
BALovely Ladies Look In tho Salt Surf
- or tho Sad Sos,

= ono Ranch Letter to the indianapolis Journal.
/. Ahon bslf.past ten o'clcck the white flag is
yaised. which is that signal for bathing, when
PREPARATIONS for that rare sporttars lmmehate-
~ comme need. and small parties start Tor the
Sooths Of the beach; these booths are mere
hoard hou.es, about four feet square, just large
enough for well developed crlnoilne 70 getln.
They resemble pig pens more tnan dtesslng-
rooms for ladies and gentlemen, put tney are
nm alike, and answer the purpose. You WILL see
faehionsbly attired lady or gentleman enter one
dof these narrow dens. and IN lew moments
emerge minus al the "toggery" thatcontllo-
utes to make up the inviting exterior, ciao 10
Alunel jacket aud pants, the latter coming only
to the ankle, genera ly IN their bare feet, Wlth
an old straw hat tied down IN the most udl-
nrous and uninvitDg manner to prevent the
Wearers from beng srnburped, the reflection
OF the sun on the water being gu to severe.
Bathers when dressed for the bath, ali look
ahke: bat those clad ID such msagre hsbiii-
meats Tor the first time are generally nervous.
and scs very much as II they were ashamed OF
themselves, and glance down at their pants,
especially # they are ladies, In q manner that
ia h,c h,y amusing to all veteran salts. They
rantnre in the wafer cautiously and not unlike
Won ducks, but. finally, after bong buff,ted
2nil SEED about bv the surf for hall hour or
o. fhsv invariably put on told face and
march ont of the water as il they we're mo
Hers IL an excellent opportunity f,rIa single
1antIemsu matrimonialy inclined 10 see wnat
amount Of frauds there are upon tue III i1he'.
The youog lady who may appear 10 POSSESS
Handsome figure. and Is always gotten up on
fbe exDeus,vs pr,pcIpe with profusion OF
fslse hair, hoops. pads. and all the parapherna-
Ha known 10 female genius and penetration,
NAV prove to be q mere skeleton wnen sne is
d;ssr. angiel and ex.ricated from the myster'-
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lative purposes and in consequence of the hyht
stock on hand and absence of buyers 1t is almost I'M
possible TO rive qnntations Holders ara asking
81 Ac for middlipg. The stock on hand sscertained
BY count to be onIv 46l bales Sales Of the week III
bales; receipts1e6 bales. -,
F1ouR-CIty mills ssal0. At retail 81 per bb
higher. Country 3sa11. according to quality.
WHEAr-Rereipts heaYi.r, market shows more ac'
tivity; white 81 65sl rs; red 81 46a1 30.
OATs-Nominal ut 80a90
CoRN-Market weak. demand light and sock i'm
proving We quote mike to cho re white 81 S5al AZ
from depot Soms round lots offered ut lower rsles
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Childrcn's Guest.

When the early stars are trinking,
And the children leave their play
when the darkness. like curtain,
shuts out the cares Of day,
In walks a'qusint old fellow
whose foo steps make no eound,
And al among the little folk-
The sandman goes his round.
Oh wond' Gus grains he scatters,
Ii ,e q sower "a he goes:
But where he turks in ihe daylight
Not ANYBODY knows. 49,
Perhaps he helps,the fairies
To gather sunny glssm'
And buttercupe and dewdrops,
To make our happy dreans.
How he sets the eyes s.bknking'
Then sudden silence falls,
And .i.'s bed-r1ns brd.timel"
1he CHEEKY cricket calls;
Auo sleepy heads are noddipg
With courtesy profound. e..
Bidding ''eo q night" TO the sand-msn
Who goes upon hia rouudl SO
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coun-nees per south aloiina Naiiroad
August . and q.

"a bales Cotton, 81 bales Domestics, $50 sacks
Corn az cssks Bacon, $50 sacks Flour. 853 Mel,ns,
lss dbl. Naval stores cars slaves cars Wood. 2
cars Lumber Q cars Stock. To Robson. Gold
smith & son. @ teffens. Ravenel Holmes. D
Osterholiz d cobia Co. o Philips, Campsen 20
Claehorn, Herring 4 Co, Pelzer, Rodgers & Co, D
C Kracke O'Neill. Stenhouse & Co, Bulwipklc
G q Walter Co. A MulliRan. Hopkins AcPher'
son & Co, J Marshall, Railroad Agent and Kirsman
h Howell
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Charleston Cotton and kice Market
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,
CHARLESTON, Monday Evening, August 3.
Corros.-Tbere vas hardly any inquiry. the
transactions being restricted TO lol Of bales Of
m:ddlirg, at slKc . ib. We quote nominaliy:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. =
Ordinary 10 uood ordIpsry........29 @3oh
Low D'adhnS.." g
Middhng. ,,r,,.,'''''N7sg-
By New York classi6cat n we quote /: :,
Middiing ......... ............ 81 %
RIor-Tho market for this article was firm with q
gooL inquiry. Sales ITO tierces Of clean Carolina
say 80 at TX; 10 at Sc. p b. We quote common to
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10
DooLY COUNTY, GA, April, 1856

DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1867.
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and most OF the tire to my bed and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
Eve months, and aztec trying every available RENE.
dy. with no relief, was cured with two bottles Of
Dr.. o. ) Prophit,s Anodyne Pam Kill Ii, each cost.
ing fifty cents only; 1t relieved me almost instantly
7 therefore recommend it IN the highest degree TO
others suffering iroln similar disc :se. can soy
tina. It is one oil the best family medicines now out
certain, Yours truly. ". "A. FOREHAND.