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The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-10-11
Ghr Grrni,,g 8ullcti,,.

The EyrSiSo BULLETIN Is published every after
noon, at No. 10 Tenth street, (Thornton Block, by
obu H. Obery Co.. for circulation by carriers
eu<nen, and the mails
The wrrkLY RrLLrrtS, large cight-page forty col.
u,n paper issued on Thursday, for the malls and
for sale at our counter and by newsdeaers.
sB-speclmcn copies furnished rRrr Address,
JOHN II. OBERLY & Co, Cairo, III.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy.

Inc Great Soothing Remedy!
,Ml,s: lourcs Colic and Gripping IN J PRICE
nhInn,1lb The bowels, and facilitates nJ
HihIf' the pfoeess OF teelhing SCENT-
Mrs Csubdues C,py,,l.i,,s s,Dd ~, ,t,,,,,,
WHITIOMBsl ercomc. I'M iisessss in,.iiar, NJ W.,
sihLF TO niants and children C'NTs
MRS. Cures Dia. rlcs D,.s.,o,.,, = rn,l,,,
WHITCOMBS and Summ,T Cor5,,.ir,' T. ~ ~ T.
SYRUP. )ehildrenof all agss c'NTs
- u Is the Great Infants and Childrou's soothing
hemedy IN all disorders brought on iy tcc,0iur, ~
any otheTcause. ''''"7' ~
Louis, Mo. - N''i '''
sold t, druggists and dealers in medicine c,ery-
nHeIe, sey7 lydaw
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DRUGS.
OBSERVER! +!
Are Won u slave

10 the use OF Tobacco? 10 you wish to cult the ~.
thy haht2 OF coursc you de- Then get Burton :
Tobacco Antidote and you will not only be cured Of
the use of tobacco hut you VIII not crave It again
nave used it and found il ia every way oectual. Get
q box and try It. Il youliyc at distance, send hfN
cents 90 Barclay Rrd'hcrs Cairo, and they viii senh
you box 10y return mall
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Just the soap for bathing II docs not sink. No
danger or losing ~ u. II fnats on the slrfUe Of the
water. ~ Barclays.
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Ihlang IhIang.

. The Flower of Flowers. THIS new and popular and
delightful handkerchief manufactured Nv the
celebrated Rmmel. Of Psr. Is 70 he has At the Drug
store on the Lcvec. In the perfursry line ~ ls the
"siue qua nom among the dem. To he re-
roRnsed asa person of "elsgsntissis7 oumustuse
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For Anlc-EIN Killer.

Got to Barclays aud get sheet of butcher Light
ming Fly pupct-the genuine article. one sheet Do
kill qtsrt - Flies.
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SOZOdOIlt.

Bszin's tsots powders and nsstes. Frenes ana ID
rlish preparations for the teeth sad tosth powder
superior qusiIy Of our s~s make. Gall and take yo
choice At Barclays.
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srEAuTR CRY OF .LroN.

Iul r. Nu.tsf.
WI Iu.n Clgo 900 FRIDAY D..,r "a ".
inst. ai tu.r..E o. 20 come. .e .' E.. oF..t-
with ocean Line OF steamers f1
Liverpool, New Yori,. noston, and GaI,ss-
ton, ltHas.
Passenger. .H" .rp.-. ..- s..E .. .H..f f.sa
f..'- lowing cairo F.n.f... a.. glove.
lhA- I.Il.IL.
ti.H..a' AGENT. e.. "H.
Office. rl $50 iHr'o1'. T.l'.r Land -.
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D,sinrccfants.

CHLORIDE LIME. ctRBoLlC ACID, CHLORIDE
or SODA. PULVERIZED CePPERAs, for sale cheap
ut Barclsy.. Cleanse your premises. lfyos sntgood
health you must breathe putc.r.
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blackberry Wine and Cordial.
Floating SO:lp.

" extra quality Nowis the time 70 us. pure arti
lie. For tsule aud qua rsnteed hy Barclay Hrothcrs
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This new and reliable article is manufactured, re-
commended IN / for sale hy Barclay Brothers. Used
or cementinu wood, loaihtr, glass, chinaware etc.
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nUII'S
CEDRON BFITIGRS!
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Ark onsoS heard from

Testimony of Medical Men.
stony Point White Co., Ark May 2S 80.
Dr. JOnN BULL--DcM Sir Last February was al
Louisville purchasing drugs, and got some of your
SarsapaTilla and CcdTon Bitters
My son-in-law, who was with ipe in the store, has
been down with the rheumatism for some time, COM
menced on the Bitters, and soon found his general
health improved,
Dr C'ist who has been in bad health, tried them
and he also improved. l
Dr Coffee, who has been in bad health fof several
years s'ouact and Lrcr aiiected-he improved very
much by the use ufyuur Bttcrs, Indeed the Codron
Rjuers has given you great popularity in thM settle
ment think lroud sell a gren quantity of your
medicine ihs fal especially the Ccdron Bitters and
eTsapalila. Shipu!c ua Memphis care Of Ricketts,
Noo!!. Respectfully,
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky.
For sale HS BARCLAY BROS.
sv-7'i
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Northern LINE Pa,L.. Company,
KsoI.uk Packet Cn#ft tar#.
Omaha Fsrt .. Company,
.aI Na.lous Rriisaai Line,
Aft!Hnf s.I
,femphi. aud NyLgtc River Packet Co.,
Arkunsa. river Packet Company,
Me,nphis and Charleston "a. ~,
ami Mf-sissipri Trnnrsser F.n
80 N..k-..fr,f"
Yu4oo River Packet aaI
NlrI.,burE sud Meridian Railroad,
Giving u.saull i'r- ad.rgayd p'ke'- 20 Hn ava .-.e
F. CHNS T HNbE, Geuu-i AA,u'
UF 1u NfsTfl Hl,.
FL . -iS-ON, Ticket sud Passenger Agent,
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2 81
JauC -, ia..,
Ir J.uN ErI-u-ar -r ilsfe recently given
your Worm destroyer several trIi., nne hud %
wonderfully rucIcu-. ., l,l- uot failed .l single
irtfIrro 81 have the wsf ri.f.r effect. sr doing
pftrv large crunty prartcy, ~Hl baND Gaiy nee isT
some gfle.c ~ tle = uH. uu foH 'I tauf.. .r
nat lrow a no remedy recommended py t11uh.e-t
thorE tLal Ia ~ ,,4tsu lfi sH,l! % l'. tff.'..
on 'Nt contrary. ffry Hvrrrf1 % iu Ns eNfrrrro.
Ny u'fecf nwrtiugl 1a - tui ou; ufU sh4. ertus
] cau GOT thv W'4IrIuD directly t.m sou. " t.u
ct 30 gpou oa-y terms, thAl u-. rfvat deal 81 o.
Am aware that tIr U-t g 800 articles - CONTRA fH
'ho t'nrh.ug ant pririi.c 90 gttnt ins'g'i roy the
Trari.r line lI..IfIUE o. remedy WhI.A 500 .u.A 10
i' sr1r Tent sfrp'y uc .c r fnHy rr ifu'rlr'nf 's
oomh.rs' op. tor m! pct, .ts.l W1ls" 10 agI'e o.
Ify fL..a lasy i' slle i0 comm EGd.-rrf lr-'.
aIr' tNfU. one more lHF u.UIr t.HH n1 r.I leave
LEANED its c,.f- ar.i, ara ..greH -i. stls.tf e.
-eeur. t..f aUtHI ~. However, .H IN ". .r..f.
rT u1yrrffe uf supporter 4iIr .IIHUtiHt q n aI.
utrtlIus That nuI. Co. ..uuIv, t.t IIf-t ts.u..
..' r H... H. . f..s.. o. ".. I f.. .s H"r. rr'
f'riv -,ou. unH Ird.fHg me oisoGf i..st vrF.
n'iI"-P yf r-frr. 'I
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Saratoga and nluc Lick water.

sc cl'Hr 0u' yu'v 70 when drank 10 tlt >ptlu--.
Tho NifuDs uf these wtars have l"ou Hni are lcinF
ts'teI 8" fur gr'U benefit ami at,sfrt'n 4 many %
uF L..,U-. A. It tt out ut Mo inter 80 Bsf'i
rr1r's s-s 'lsy "rt always Good on retire hing. S-
toca, uitD'u .'ts for dollar; ssyen tckets f.r
f'1 HUata b'U" lck--tWenty g.-sfs iHr one dollar.
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Terms fpr 1860.
Clubs.

IA .-...n' m twenty pcr cent WIN hc allowed To
tn .t 'INI "r more persons Tins, four coules of
',. ', '.'I ggof one Of the Review viii tc sent To
Postage.
-s. sHaul prepay by the quarter. a. the
N'.'.'' The postage 90 any Part uf The
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,Ra 'i '' Subscriptions. For back numbers
Terms 10 New Subscribers,
.r ~ 't.'-. tf, '' any two of the above par.oli.
I''t N' N. entitled 20 receive glriti. tr, am.
~ th" i"ui r.. oNs tor i-"~. New stihserb.r. I, sr
a., g.. N.' periodicals. for lsDt uiay receive tY.,,I.
." ,N..l nF .hs Two OF the four GsyieW. far l..s
49,, .N't may lH applying early obtain hack
49, a. g'.'h il.i. january, l~r % berauler
&C. ili OF hAnhWn0f's NNon7nr frlln JtrIlgr,
fOr. 1rIrt. " '''i ii' N"'''ltl l'-
49,, N'.lh't premiums 90 subscribers nor disrotiut
u NV nor frauc"d prices for tack uului.r- ,, H.,
,y,i Ia - '' N,. Rh'y De- tcmiitcl drect H. th,
p'''s'''S' N"W'm'ums can Re gwen 10 clubs
ihe Leonard scott pubIisnin. Ca.
'to Futon rvCt, New York.
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pR. JOHN BULLS P.Hral Office.
NO. 80 FIFTH. Cross street.
ToIzi-vi11c, Ky.
To NJ UaRod States and World. U7dc
R,uusrs.

+ HAVE received rtTy i'siItuuI 4- from profess
siOu4 sl4 Uig ilrsl 'sfU, 'strJ a.u.f.a. .aI 'tl.
O. publ ts'ur- nose shown. sIIO' wh.h af, genuine.
Tho following from hgny uoG"t 'ud UIn.ir
I.ys.Jl4 lu Georgia. e. gIF'.U Uy uHy ~ t'.. most
rsihle ron cations hove over To. v.rrI. Itr
Clement knows exactly What lt sfta.a "'t .fII uIs
HoRr What ,he Doctor t.!s u Lu,'s worm no--
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Brandies. yNhiskics. Wines.
Vppullnnnrfabic Cement.

For medical purposes only, at wholesale and ret'
by Barclay Brothers.
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CLoTHEs.WRINGER.

f,'o'f h, ~ p'''oi'' q az 7''F fof''''
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white l.ca;i.

~ lnrcl,y.' YOU car se,lre PIVOT AcrloN
BRACE. b.
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Calleornin lrine.
krcach ESlacking.
Brushes.
shoulder Braces.

Too,h afusi,-. ,hSy. brushes. p..Ht lrp.i,., n
hgusl-- ~ ul fHi', ~ Barclays
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ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND NEW
- ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY

CompuHrg ail ,He aHo.' and .ars,,t uoai. a.foi IT.,
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ror sale h, BARCLAy bros,
st--I
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-31
Tho Pilot Question.
TO TIE RD1roa OF THE NEWS.

In the public proceedings Of the Chamber OF
pilots informed their body that commnnica-
tions had been received irom masters OF yes-
sells complaining OF the incompetenoy OF seve-
raj newly appointed pilots.
. 1t would have bsen but an act OF Justice on
the part OF tho committee to have give, to The
public tho names OF those qho hud been oom-
plained OF, so as NOT to have left a m Utter OF
such paramount importance to tho public in-
terest to conjecture.
We have, sluce our appointment under. the
Board OF tho commissioners OF Pilntage, been
engaged in tho discharge of, our daty, and no
complaints have reacned US OF the want OF skill
snd knowledge; but, on the contrary. hayo re.
ceived full assurance of our capacity and flt
nebs from masters OF vessels, so regret to
intrude upon the public our grievances, but
are compelled TO do 30 to avoid the aholesale
cd State PIrors.
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That Flour nus,.sss.

II. ~ = ~ . n. =
The Inspector called meeting OF -four mer.
chants IL is true but 1t is not true that he pro.
posed to submit to d.ctnnon. Some ADur mar
chants met 1t is true. built is mot true that the
class met as T. body. Those whos did mott Ell
tirefy agree and (he grades dictated By some
OF them were not supported by the universal
voice The subsoriber has inspected the grades
standard. They are stall in his possesslo On and
Open 70 examination. Some OF the judges oon-
cur In his opirIon.' eg 49, ~ !;
It IS, therefore, aot to b, wondered at that
the writer ID yesterdays NEws. who is evident.
ly moi ovsr twenty-five, should I'D, ooAte he
dtscont nuRnco OF an Office which c0LhIois with
hls-,hrt, years experience E
The subscriber did nol'say that some Of the
-four merchants we're Incompetent TO advise, >
but they arc 70 diotste IS -
AS tho communication Is not that OF The
d ,ur merchants Id general. this reply would be
teot the public from individual dieiation.
u. CAULYfKID.
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FEMALE IMposTER.-For some time past a
young, neatly dressed woman has been engae-
ed in swindlng our cltizsns She would go to
house and ask to see tho lady or it. and, on
hor being presented. would request money,
which she asserted was to be devoled to re-
lieVing the wants of q poor sic1 family-sa,d
family always living in an out-of- the way
place and long distance from the house the i'm
postor was visiting. IF the lady OF the house
desired to know tho name OF the afflicted fami-
ly she would reply that she would not tell 1t for
tbe world, that 1t was once very distinguish.
ed family, and even now, though i'll poverty,
the membors would not let it DO known that
thEy were in need, and as an act OF kindness
she .hed determined to solicit aid for them. IL
thb lady OF tho house had not money, the appl,-
can't asked for coffee. tea and sugar She gen.
orally received money or these articles, and
with profuse thanks departed. In certain
neighborhood her visits beoime too frequent,
and she was watched. This course led 10 her
being detected in spending the money, or
selling the coffee. tee and sugar she obtained
Tor liquor, on which she would get drunk,
After spending all OF her money she would
start on another tour IN behalf OF the 'dlstln-
guished family"
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LIGHT, READING For THE WARM wBArHEn.-
Our friends in the country who dosiro to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, arc reicrred to the ADVERTISE
ment of blr. G. Q. Rightor, the very enterprise
ing and trustworthy Kng-stroet dealer in books
and periodicals OF oil kinds. His list will be
found TO include something to suit every taste,
and it seems to us marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid, at tho ridculously low prices named.
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. Yesterday. a me-
gro named Dlniel Chatham, was arraigned
before tho Mayor to answer the charge OF at
tempting to commit burglary. He was ar
rested by policeman Robert Alston, colored,
who testified that he observed tho accused
about three O'Clock Sunday morning acting il,
very suspicious mannor, apparently bent
upon entering house on Spring-street, to
enter which two attempts had been made on
last Wednesday night. Chatham, who ia a
notorious thief, was held for further inyestiga-
ton. -s
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NEW Currvr.-We arc informed that the
first bale ofnow cotton shipped to this city,
via the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, ar
rived on Friday last, and WAS consigned to Sir.
James r. Pringlc. 1t is very fine staple and
was grown by Messrs. Paul & Webb, OF Beau
fort County. The same cotton brought last
season thirty-avo cents in this market, when
tho ordinary cottons wero WORTH twonty.fpur
to twenty five cents.
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DDtsis.
GHA RI e SION HOT Ell,
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FIRsT.OLAsS BorKL SITUATED IN A
plea ant locatioD and 10 the busness portion OF the
cit' .snders 1t the most esiraple otei for either
permanent or transient guests. he accommodation
are nnsurpas ed having tIIenslvs sutes elegantly
men. The proprietor will endeavor 10 mstntsin fbe
hiph reputation 81 joyed BY the "thsrieston'' az
hrHt class housa, and EFFORT sill be spared bo d.
serve continuance OF the liberal patronage hereto
foro bestowed upon it f,g Ia -i'~ ,,e.o .
Inc pes! OF Livery accommodations viii be found
1he house l. supplied with The rsisbrs,ed Arts.
sian water OF which delightful ID hS can be hsd
eiteer aay or night. K. II. JtCKsOE.
.aIy 10 Propffetor. :.
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nHE nARNwELL JOURNAL.

Az The BUSINESS SEASON APpRo, cBRs.
the uniers9ned respectfully call tue at entton
OF the Merchants OF Charleston to the BARNwHLL
rapidly. incrrasug circulation, to be found In not
opIy every Portion ot the arge and We lhy County
OF Barnweii, but in many other counties OF the
Stnte. ard has scattering circulation rom Connec-
iient 10 California ihe Jou mai Is always file at
me tne once OF hessrs. WA KER. EVANS COGS.
WELL. the agents IN Chnrioson, and business men
would DO we'll 10 call in aud take look at the papor
before making up their fall advertisement, for the
weeklies OF the Htate
'erms moderate. which be learned upon ap-
plicstion to WALKER, EVANS 4 roo WELL, or by
Bnrnwell. John n nj, IIrK
August % 80, limo
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FRENCH CALF SHoEs.-John Commins, No
131 Afceting-street, offers three cases Mems
Fronch Calf Shoes at great sacrifico from
50 so to 50 per pair. Sold at retail.
August "a tu2
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS, August 80 -Pdoaion 20
TEL. 81. staggers, Klngstree; J. H. Harvin,
J. C.-Bsthune, Jr.. South Carolinn; j. Goshen,
Savannah; F. Albert, Baltimore; G. D. Lar.
tigue, Blackville; Q. E. Washburn, J. d. Par
ker. Pom Pom; II. Behling and g. NJ. Dukes.
Georgetown.
Charleston Ho!el.-W. C. Butler, Nashville;
B. e. Wllng'ou, Darlington; J. D. Bruce,
WATERFORD. II. II. Drane, wilmlngton; Il.
Hartz. Marion. 8. c.; e. ]. Kramer, orange
burg; Geo. HubbsII. Ohio.
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MERCANTILE PRnTnsa.-AN kinds OF mer-
camille printing, suoh as circulars. letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, d., for count
ing-rooms and offices. promptly executed IN
tho neates; style aud at tho lowest ratios for
cash, at TIE NEWS Jon OFFICE, No. 149 East
Bay
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LErroH BRUss will sell at 10 o'clock, corner
-sf Smith and Vandethorst streets, elegant
household furniture.
LAuRRY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock,
&C their store, sides. butter, &c.
HENRY CoDIA & Co. will sell at O'Clock, ut
his sIoro, butter and hams.
r. A. p. CALDWELL will sell at half-past 8
O'Clock, at their store, hams, shoulders, &c.
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BUSINESS ON THE NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
There have arrived by this road, during the past
twelve months. 1906 bales upland cotton, 566
bags sea island cotton, 81 257 barrels naval
stores, 24,0W bushels rough rice and 9,16O. 600
foct lumber
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NEW CorroN. .-Messrs. ". P. Bowling &
Co., factors, Boyce & Co.'s wha1ves, received
four bales new crop yesterday from Bamberg,
8. c., and sold the consignment on arrival at
SEC. per pound
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MEssRs. JonN L. O'NEIL & Son, No. 167 Easl
Bay, have just rocolyed per steamship Falcon
FORTY barrels or choice Northern apples, which
they will sell low.
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g r. o L.O o d HOT HLT-

TaB NEW AND CoMHoI IoUa BoUaR, LooAr.
I'D corner oi Broadwsr and Foftyss scoLd.s,reet.
possesses a1vanages over all Other houses for the NO.
e50a:c:siS8 oi ifs sussts. 1t wss built erpresoiy
tor nret-clsss family boarding house-the rooma
being large aid sn Eu]te, heateo ~ seau-uiib hot
the culinary department. q in tht most e1perieneed
nnnds. nnrdipR gucsls an unoqnsnsd table. =
One OF btWooda Patent elevation 10 aiso suora
the ''nodern Improvements" sno ~ tho sertGDe of
guests &C al hours. i,,! l-,.- +. f..- sii 5I-
8 The Broadway and Un,vers,ry Pisc- cara pass tho
door everY four, minutes, rupninD froIn tho thiY
Hall 10 Central Park, while tho sixth aha.. evsntA
Avenuo iines Are but abort hIock an e1tpss etd.
snording ample facilities for communicating NTH al
the dspos, steamboat landings, olaces OF snSss-
cnent and buaness OF the great metropolis.
MORE Il HOLLEY, Prenx1etsrs.
NassAta !. suse
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CooTER Sour, roast beef, boiled fish and
trimmings for luuch at ToIcks "Our House"
this morning.
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Quick WoRK.-The fast steamship Manhat-,
tan, of tho Adger line, which left this port on
Saturday, arrived at her wharf at New York, at
four O'Clock on Monday afternoon.
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"MANY MERoHAHrs'' AND NEW CorroN."-
We published yesterday letter from Florence,
signed "Many Merchants" containing the lol-
lowing statements
Ia.your columns OF 25th instant, the sale G
two bales OF n.D cotton was reported to baye
been shipped from this place by A. w. Loynes,
and consigned to Mr.. A. J. sallnas, and sold at
81 cents.
Allow US, the merchants Of this place, to in
form you. and tho readers Of your paper, that
khore has not as vet boon any now cotton ship
ped or bought IN this place this season. The
cotton alluded to was old cotton belonging 70
G. ). W. Mccall, of this county, and sold as
such.
AS this statement was calculated 10 throw
some blame upon the factor who sold the cot
ton, We madc o,retul inquiry into tho facts OF
tho case, which are those Dir. A. w. Loyn
OF Florence, told MIR. Salinas somo time ago
that he would send him tho frat bale OF new
cotton which came into Florence. The two
bales in dispute were sbipped by Mr.. Loynes
to bir. Salinas. who was advised by telegraph.
Hr. Loynes did not, however, Say in the dis
paioh whether the cotton was old or new
When the two bales were received they were
sampled by an experienced ssmpler, and pro-
pounoed TO be new cotton. Thoy were atter-
wards examined by one Of the oldest cotton
buyers in ) he city, who also promo inced them
10 be new cotton. and as new cotton they we're
soli, These are the faots. and they show that
Mr.. Salinas was full y jns'ided In selling the
cotton as he di.. ludeed, the whole matter
' lles between tho seller rnd the buyer, both oi
whom are satisfied; and unless there Is some
Z personal spite In tho matter, We zee no reasor
why this "Many Merchants" shouli have beer
90 eager to m,ke an unnecessary correction.
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THE..DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIatfo..-THBD DAILY NEWS
BEIRG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNIzED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULATT0N IN THE 0ITY OF CHARLESTON,
fUBLISHRS TEE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
mo IN THE PoST0FFYCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVZs-
IONS OF TIE NEW PoST0FF7CR LAW.
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THH BARswELL sEsTrsEL.

MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BUsINRss MRs1
VIII and l. to their interest to advertiso in tho BEN
llREL. II has been pubishei In that IA ge and pop-
ulous County for seventeen years. aud pas cirouis
ton unsurpassed by any country paper III the state
Terms liberal: address E. a. BRONSON, Pro-
prietor. Blackyllfe, g. q. $50 s9 = '-T' = =
August 23 5.es 1mo
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THE PosroFFicE. Two or three times within
tho pnst two months TILE News has had occa-
sion to mention instances of neglect on the
part OF tho employees OF tho Postoffice Depart
ment, but another Instance, more culpabI, than
any before mentioned, has bo,n brought to our
notics. A prominent business house in this
city, on yesterday. was handed letter written
in WATERFORD on the 10Th OF July; another
from Now York, dated July /; and two others
from Baltimore. from two distinct parties, dated
July D. Nearly two months for q letter to come
less than hundred miles is qnite long time.
The Postmaster here shodld ascertain IL, as
alleged, the fault lies at the Charleston Office.
II 80, he had better take stops to remedy it.
The. delay Of letter, for a few hours, may
result IN serious loss TO merchant, and it is
due to our citizens that tho Postmaster should
make thorough investigation and inform
them who are the parto, to blamo.
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afmspapers.
EsTA LIsHED 1850.
THE UATER WAToH HMAl
GILBERT & FLOWERS, PRornrEroas.

SUMTEn, 8. O., 1859.
To The Merchants of Charleston:
YOUR ATTENTION IS RESPECTFULLY 0ALLR %
TO the superior advantages OF the SUMTER WATCH p
NAN as medium Of aovertsinR. It waa cstablsl
ed In 1851. and now has circulation ut the variop
p0s,omces @ 'hroughoet this cot'ou.growing reRio"
tDree times greater than any other paper In sumte,
ns can ut any time be clearly shown.
~. liberal aso'Sna Of advertising the part G.
attract the valuable trade Of this section and to I'M
ther this inter al Of your city the wATcn,xAN VII
cordially lend Its Influence.
W. Y. PAXTON. Business Manager.
August 30