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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-12-25

A daaa1astrator,s Notice.-.-AIE
IN persons indebted to d. w. ,,Kennerly.
deceased, or his Estate, will make payment
immediately. shhll persons holding claims
against said Estate will present them pro-
lperty yonched by the 1st day Of February
next, or payment viii be debarrsd ! shds
z. A.. BAIR,, ssfs sGta3s
II, C. KENNERLY, -.
dec ll-3t* Qualified Administrafors ~.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
IN the l 9Th LAY Of January. 1870 will
hle my final account as Administration of the
Estate of Jesse Patrick. in the Honorable the
Probate Court for Orangeburg County, and
ask for Letters of Dismissal.
F. W. FAIREY,
dec iS-it Qualified Administrator.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-12-25
Executrix' s Sale.

BY permission Of the Honorable Judge of
Probate for Orangeburg County, | will offer
for sale at public outcry, on the 18th day of
january next, at the late residence of Mrs
Nj. Nj. Rumph, all the personal Estate OF the
said NJ. Nj. Rumph, deceased, consisting ol
Cattle, Horse, Household and Kitchen Eur,
ture, &c. Terms cash
ELIZABETH NJ. JACKSON,
dec 20-2t Qualified Exccutrix
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Orangeburg--IngE Equity.
L.DF eiarlsgsa 4 sBll for settlement
w r. vs.. w. InjqnGiioa and /

The undersigned having been appointsS
Receiver in the above stated case, hereby
gives notice to all persons indebted by:nots.
or account to the late Firm of L. d. Clark
and that neither OF the said sFirnfi are a,,..
thorized to receive or receipt for sanysoS. the,
said debts. GEO. BOLIYER. -
Dec. II, 1s69.--IS 3r,'h ~ iiieeeisor,es
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
Ralenbartunt.
81 d t..

26. @untram, Spbn alptars l., unt
8Suis RON Bursunh, ben nt9t nur feline arone,
iunhe,n aud feine GrSmmiefeit aisrte, f9ien nur
Reiatbiimer gu befsen, I'm Mrmen 3u belftn
unb Rir9en III 3ieren. Gtarb 593.
20. Gufafius, BON elmer abslieea Gami~
liz aus Bursunb entipro0en, tuar Elm Qebrjdneer
bes beilisen 8olumban unb att gu 2uren. Ct
tam unter 5eraos @aritalo II. na@ Bayern,
prebiets bas gsanselium taielbf unb sine als
tleterminber BET Srrlebreu elorrei@ IN ben 5iu-
mel Elm I'M SABRE 625.
80. Quirin tin rSmti9er Tribun, mar
aufeefsllt, mebrere Gbriilen ibres @lautens tpe-
gen I'M @efdnsni1e su psr,pabrsn. St ~ar etn
peibe; aber bic Barmber3isfeit @cttes feste
iiter ieinen llnelauben. gom Yapfe Aleranber
i'm Glauben unterri&tet, wurbe CT unb iein ean-
aeS 5aus setauft. Ct Rarb als Martyrsr i'm
3meiten Sabrbunberte.
81. Balbina bat nit ibrem gater, benz
beilisen Auirin, ben @riali9en @laabsn anse-
nommen. @efGrtt pcn cben, bejab fe cine }o
ercbe 1ersbaftisteit bab 7e gang fret Seius ale
ben @oba bee lebenbisen @ottes befannte, ber
5immel uno Grbe er{@afen bat, unb bie|.s Sc.
fenntnie bat fe nit ibrem Blute beiieselt int 2.
Sabrbunbtrt. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

biefer @epieteit? ?-@ @ir slauten an bic Muf-
eritebung bss Glei11es. Darnm f@webt
aud, bem sldubisen Muse fatbar User ben
@ratern Elm 70 liebli9sr @lana tarum arablt
tein troRpoueres 2i@t in basMuse, tpel@se ps'ut
an ber Gruft tbeurer Mbaei&teosnen, ala bas
unumwStte OFerbofuunesli@t. Die xubten,
bic ba {1lafen, erwaden pieoer! SeIuS e'nS
aus bem @rate bersor aud bic ent(eelts, ser>
pelie 6u1e bes0erforbenen tpiro Gr einf.bele-
ten! - llnb mie bas se19eben pirs g. Wann
Der Qebensabenb fum1mt, 70 it unier 3Srper ei'se
mer(9e piitte, unier Qeib ein Seraltetes Rleie,
uniere @eele if mibe Der ae,termauern, uno
itwbt binauf ms 6reie ter @elieen. Der aSr.
esr ftirbt ab unb wirb nit Grbe bebedt. 5aff
su absr i9on eeieben, tpie bas @amentcrn in
pie Tur9e eelest tpirb, unb tuie oft bic sclbent
8lume, tsr sriine Baum, bic fife 5ru9t dar-
aus i9 entpidelt? 9aft bu ssiebsn, rse ser
9Dinter 1ein Gislei@entu9 iiber 6elb unb Gdursn
breitet, unb sie na9 lansen falten Gasen ssr-
iiinstes Grublinssleben paraus lid erbetta DAT
bu seiebsn, ME bic &aupe ii& einl9lisbt tn bas
buntslbraune @sbaus ter pupps, unb reItb' tin
slansenber @@metterlins balb aus Der serRSrten
Ollie fattert? @p, aber bann anf seiiise Wei-
| ie, erbsbt li@ bas Jlei{9 aus her @ruft in
l9Snerer Natur
l1nt pann ion bas MQes eeideben? Gs
! wirb di@ ereisaen am sruben @ufsrasbunss~
! mcreen!
Die MuferRebuus Selu eiebt uns aud ben
Gron bes @ieterlebens. Das Gpanselium sr>
3dblt: ,,Siebe, elm GnseL befen&nseI&t slan3>
te, pie bic @onne, unb beien a!eib tpeiB mar
pie ter S9nee, fab am @rabe bes 5errn, als
bic frpmmen @eiber am Mcreen f9 aufma@-
ten CUR beilieen @tatte." ~ Gin folder Gnsel 1T
uns nun AUDI bic Gbrifenbchnune! Wenn Der
Sob Elm ssltebtes Qeben BON uns abruft penn
Der @are bic irbii9en 1eberrefe umi9liebt
msnn bas Grab bic tbeure Qeide bebedt eann
nabt 0e uns unb fultert il, bic trauernbe Seele:
Dort Oben Sfnet fb ber 5immel, bic 2iebe bSrt
nimmsr aut bort ia bort it @ieberieben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
ct. Naul, W1inmeiota, Samfta9 ben ~. Wtdr; 1869.

fanb aber in anbaltenbem @ebett au 8ott I'M
Grmabnen unb prsbisen su ietner 5eerbe. Gr
itarb 1882.
2. Gran3 sun peul, seborsn sesen
1416 au Yaula III aalabrien, par 5tifter ber
ninbefen 8riiber (paulaner). CT bebselt bel
aller 5o@a&tune ber &Snise,n Vdpten u. anee-
rer @roben bic ibm eisentbimlide Iuseno BET
Demutb, bel. Inter eroben Bubutunsen ifart
er tm Sabre 1907.
8. &i@arb, xeeen ieiner @eebrtbeit nno
5eiliofeit CUR bii6SFi&en @arbe 5u Gbideiter
in Gnelanb erboben, fannie ben pabren 9Bertb
ber Nei9tbiimer. Gin wabrer Slater ber Mrmen,
seianete er ii9 aud baour6 aus, bab ct eins
Stiftune fir abselebte ano biirttise @eiifli9s
Seranfaltete. @tarb 1853
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
. It E + n.

,.Gbrihus if BON ben Tpbtsn auferfanben!"
Nit bie1em Gnselsrufe, opna @rabe ber, f@ptn'
bet bic Gtarfreitaestrauer, unb Sferfreube tpal-
tet in alien 5erasn. 5eiBere Ebranen bes
S9mer3es fiub mobl auf Grben nimmer eepsint
rurben, als bel bem 1pbe Sela, aber aud bSbe.
req Gntsuden it ME BON Msni@en sefablt tuer-
ben, ale am Muferfebunsstaee bes GrlSfers. =
Ofern 1T basSieeesfea bes9eilanses, absr aud
Der @pttesbiirse einfiser &uferfsbuns ber
Gnti9lafenen, unb bes bimmlii@en @iebsr<
iebens!
Seiu Mufsrtebuns if ter zriumpb @eints
gDirtensl 5inter Sbm liest @ulsatba, NIT al.
len 9eipeu, estrunfen il ber S&mer3ensfslet> lin
2t@te ber gertlaruns elanst bas Grab! Der
Mittler ftbt an Geinem 3iele, benn iiberpuns
ben 1T bic @elt, iibermunpen bic @inte unb Der
1pb nit ben @9redea bes Geri@tes. Die
Oferfrcne leu9tet auf Geinem Saupte fdSner
ais aass @ole ber Grbe, berrlider als altr
@lan3 ber GbelReine, beuer als Der glisfrabl in
bunfler Witterno9t!
Das Nreu3esf9pert bat ben 5urfen bes So
bss eei9laseu, bic fesrei&e Rrsuaesfabne mebt
Jriebsnssribe in ale 5eraen BET @ldubisen!
Mit Der Muferaebune Seiu .pirft AUDI bic
Ofer(cune ibr freunoli9es Qi9t auf unfere
@rGber!-Sn aler Menl@en 8ruf tat
@ptt bas @ebnen nad unferli@teit ser-
tpebt in bas tnnerfe unierer @ebanfen, Wini9e
unb bpfnunsen. gBtnn freiliG ber Geriunfeue
59lafen mS9te unttr Bergen unb 5aseln fit
immer, tpie gang anbers itebt ter euteGbrif nit
ieinen @rwartuneeu, ber ba ueib, bab bier nur
Aufane. bort aber bic gcuenouns il. Sbm
burst fiir bic euise GortSauer bas ssbeiliste Ab-
men ber Seele; bieies Nbren bejabet ibm bic
@uttesfimme Der beilieeu @drift nnb bieie
MISUNDERSTANDING in ben Bu@ern Der
Ofenbaruns befeselt Sfern. Seius Gbrifus
bat BEN Gube bic @eualt senommen uno Gin
unSersaneli9ss @elen an bas Qi9t eebradt.
Dfibna@t bat bies in bGmmeruterGerne eeseist
AM Gbarfreitaee parb es errunsen, unb befa-
tiet tparb es-bur9 bes9eilanbes Muferfebune
BEN finblt9en @lauben. Nun ftbt es auf ie-
BEN @aree sei4rieben: uNur bic @elt ssrssbt
nit ibrer 2uf per aber ben gBiQen @ottss spQ-
aiebet, Der bleibt in @wieteit!" Stun bSrt man
ben STUFF aus jebsr @ruft: sd Isbe unb itr
lout aud Iebenl" Nun bsibt ss, 70 oft Der Sob
in's 2ebeu trit. u3pei fsrblias Mussn f@lie-
,een GG bier, suei unRertlide @useu 51nsn f9
Dcrt" Msr fublte ni&t beilise 0Rerfreubs in
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

geim Betttrfreuae i'm uIeufelS-
grunb".
gDis Elm {9par3es, rieienbaftes Babrtu9 Ia
gen breite, POM brauienben @turmwinbe 3ulam>
msnseiaste Woitsn uber bem @ebirse, our9<
pebt pon ben auf< unb nieberi9iebenben @olb-
faben ber BliBe. l1eter pen 5p@forf sps eine
&aten- RaraSanne sseen bic nieberen @ebtrss-
f9la9tsn bsrab; bas @etbier bes @albes iu9te
leinegerittde; beaa fdon i@uden tpie bas 8ein'
sepsbrfeuer tauleno unb tauienb f@wre &eseu-
tropfen aus ber balb beritenben @plfe nieber.-
Das prdttise Gsntert tes Sturmes beeann uub
ber 6err Der Matur, Der aud in ieinem Blise
iesnet i9ritt i'm Brauien pes Winbes, i'm Rau>
i@en Der Baummipfsl, i'm Stolen isines Dcn-
nerS poriiber.
Dort uten swilden Zen aus bem Gelsseitein
berporbre9enben fncrrieen 8uraeln eiuer biu-
melboben GiGe> 100 F& ein wasre9t liesenber
@ranitblod rte cine lanse Nltane iiber benz
&aien binausfiredte, fane unter bem i9iisen.
ben Da9e bieiss lestersn Bertbplb Musr, per
arme Qeinptber aus Ter Bauoe auf ber Sturm-
baube. Ct war gum Wettertreu3 beraufsefie>
gen. UNI bier feline Mursennnta&t su serri@ten
unb feline Gamilie au erparten; aber er par BON
einem isner 5p9sewiher iiberrai9t ,porben, ,pie
fs in bieiem @sbirse RAID smpurtau@en uno
ebenip fhneQ pieber ppraberaieben.
Aber bas @sttsr, pon uelasm Bsrtbolp eben
iiberral9t purte, war eiues ber erfen in bieiem
Grablinee unb zines ber beftisfen nnb bic Wcl-
fenna9t wel9e ben armen Qeinpetsr iest uu,-
baate, cine 10 bufsre, oab es ibm, Der bod fcuf
an perlei Naturerl9einuneen sewpbnt mar, faR
3u srauen besann. llnwillfdrli& ri9tete er isst
feline Nusen rad bsr bunflsn immer i9warser
empprtau&enben Detterpulf., ber gRebe @oberts
sebenfenb: bab ibm aus benz biRerm Dulten>
19leier ber alte Bereeeift bes &ie1eneebirses
enteeeeutreten tonne. - "
Qa9elt aud bsr @tdbtetewcbntr atsr ben alt
ererbten Mberglauben bes f&li@ten g.rsbewob>
ners, tuel9er in ieinen 6slsi9lu@ten nod bas
Da(ein uno @alten rer 3werse unb aobolee,
ter Bere. unb De@ielssifer wabrauuebmen
pFeat, 70 IGbt f9 bod ber Ssbn Der eisentliaen
gerelanber, ME oer S@wei3 IsrOls, Der @tey-
ermarf, bes @ielensebirses, ben i@Snen @asen.
trana ieineroeimatb, tuelden Ct BON llrabne unb
@rr6satsr ber ererbt bat nimmer entpinben.
Ser @teyrer S@aB slaatt feif an bas Dalein
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8 II { r n .

> Sag tee Sells! due ew'een 3pheSbaneen
Sat fb bas Qeben feareid lpseeruneen
Gin lauter SIans if burd bic gDelt sebrunsen
1riumYb 9riumpt ber 9err il auferRaneen:
e&un msilenb anten in Zen @&attenlanben,
Die utmmer lahen. mas bas Grab serf1luusen.
sat R& Der 5err gum qidt empOr seidwuasen'
l1ns e~is ruarb sss 1otes Madt ~ edbaaSea'
3 Sell Der WeIt 8 mtlbes 3pffnuaesmeben
me. fardt.t nod, ba6 er TN @rabe baiebe ---
spir Hue, Mne re.ten ouferRebsn
. Ma&t tes @laubens, Meadbt ter 5ulo une 3'eee
Der GEM, aei&mutt nit Blatbeu unb nit 5alnen.
s6ptnat sm ie ead bic eransn etssespa!men!
&. Merd
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Mprtl. t

1. 9usp, gif&cf Soa @reenctle, bat NIT
eiusm belonberen Gifer benz @ittsnserberbni6
feiuer 3eit entseseneearteit.t. Seia Gtfer be-
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Sabr9an9 2.
@er Wanderer.

GtnsBodenblott fir ttliebes9Btrsen nnsaStHen.
8riefe 5inb gu abreffren:
GERMAN CATH. PRINTING co.
(Box 1870) St. Paul, MINI.
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@ffou pon Ct}dblungfn.
9 8erggeif &abe36tts
uno feinc 0efrllcn.
6tdcrfde Grsdtlune aus bem t6bmiiden 9Otfsleken.
Grn DR.. ,. Qorofbkp.
(Tprtfesun9.)
Sen DR.. D. profdk

8eim Betttrfreuae i'm u1eufelS.
drunb"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-28
PasgenGerG.

Per steamship Magnolia, from New YorEcColonei
Eddy and laoy, Miss Eddy. Miss HaMe' bIysn' n
Master Bryan, L B Hankes, Crundeu, Ofun-
deli Mr. Wells. q schebler. and s IN steeraee.
Per steamship Champion, for New YorR5mastes = &c
James and Albert Burt Mrs Leonard Desqet,
Lull, .tewart h sanders. Pond, a aoiston,
MISS Wood, Miss II Wood, Miss Thompson, Miss
Duru, Miss horey. Miss Upton, summer ss aaG sea'
want A Hassett, Mis- L Wild, Mrs ferIhs, y .
MISS Tudor. ] Hancock. " A Jackson and wife,
smith, J NJ Locke, Mr. Bancroft and wife. miss a
Eastman, Miss NJ Wilion, Miss moreno tHo
children and servant u Murty hrs kenliecx, %ss. t.
ter D Anderson, ] Davis. kvIne, Mrs bolome, LITE
Landlord Miss bouelle, Miss saw er' M!ss
Lucy Scott, susan Green, spring, CARED, NC
Carey Ir Eustis and servant, Miss Lee, MISS A!reo
Miss Ellen Cook, bliss Kate Worley, Mrs ho1sens
and child, Mics Eurge Chapman. Mlss nun, 4
roe c breath, b Phelps, Fay, Inomas; -
Ygleslas, Mss Gould, Miss Thomas, ae1ers! Up
Ion. wife and servant, n Binckney. Hon Alken,
Crews. ] Barrett and wife, Miss Barrett. Miss q
Barrett. Heywad, wlie child and nurse. capt
Pool, Mrs higgine, Mary 0'shea, Mr hcDonAid'
wife and child, r CLARK, and 10 on deck.
Per steamship Maryland, from Eaitimor'-E a
Wilson Butler, X Wilson, Miss Lei Laoeon, h,, Q
Alice Johnston, Miss Lilly Johnston, Mise 6eIe
Johnston. Miss Hattie Lardgue, V sands' > "'ison'
wife and child. ,.,.,,,-
vile, Fernsndins and Savannsh.nrs AiEen; T r.
Miss Huard, hardy, Kennedy, Mrs Brysop, l
Burns, A Pepper, Mrs symons, Mrs Cullen, MRS
Brown, Miss Morris. Mrs Bell, Mrs Pniiaps, mIs 70
Johns, W Daller and lady. u Jonns' Cnis y
olm, L q Gardner, Arnold Captain Johnson, y
King, D W Haines, P T Hayne, L stevenson: -
Bowie @ plain Thompson, W Reed and lazy, Mrs
W Bird, and 4 on deck.
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AueuvrA, june 2s-co..on firm; sales ESQ bales;

AueusrA, June 26-Cotton hrm; safes ZSo osiee
receipts so bales; middlings S1hc.
SAVANNAH. June 26.-Cotton market hrrn; nno'
ding ST. sales nominal; receipts 2oG bales exports
1893 bales.
NOZZLE, June o6.-Cotton-good demand among
few; closed firm; aales TOO bales; low middfng 50
aSOHc; receipts 1so bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June .2e-cotton active and IN
changed; mddHng 81 Nc; sales 1850 bales; receipts
14s bales; exports 1883 bales Gold S7h. Sterling
61X. New York sight y premium. Sugar, common
exs1ok: prime 1914. Molasses. no sales; ferInent-
ing rominally 40a42.
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Aususta Cotton Market

AUGUSTA, June Is, p N.-CoTIoN-1his staple
has been quet during the week with fair demand,
but prices have been easier, varying from SIX for
Liverpool midding at the closo OF our last report,
downt soy. and TODAY 1, beinl> held at 81. Hold.
ers have refused to make concessions and been hrm
offering spa,iugly. Receipts continue par With
last week. Sales Of the week are 723 bales and re-
ceipts 406 bales. We present toow our regular
staeme It Of receipts of iast season compared wrh
the present ard hnd the difference In favor OF Inst
year to be II. 8e8 blles.
Receipts from sept /, ST to lune 25 1885,. 1866
Receipts present season to June 26........ $3.50
r.1,, II A
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, June 19-The sugar market has been
less active this week. and on account OF varlso oe
news BY the cable as TO foreign markets, oners ~
small traction less than quotations., but IN no case
for whites through at $5Ss$7A per 100 pounds; yel'
low do, Nos. IS to 90. at s4Ha6A dos browns. NOS.
il and IL at S4ks4H do; Cucuruchos do, Nos to
10, ct $S1xa$4H do; h1scovadoes, through al
grades, ct SSxa$4h. CentrfuRals-on the marker
Shipped during the week hence and from Matanzas,
69 s18 boxes. and 1881 hhds OF which for ports OF
the United States ana Canada, Is 216 boxes and 1S
hhds. Dis riputed: For New York II, 400 boxes and
1912 hogsheads; Boston, 967 do aud 32b 90; Pnlla-
deIphia do and no do; Baltimore. 900 do ana ZSS
do; New Orleans 27d do and ESQ do. ana 70 ION.
treal 623 do and 885 do. and balance 10 hurorean
por,s leaving stocks in the two ports eqdal TO
boxes and TAO hhds. against for like period
In 1858 of Iol, 1856 do and Is. $50 hhds.
Mo1Assrs. .--Clayed quiet ct 6a6M reals per keg;
Mu.covado ut 7a7H do. Stocks light; demand In
proportion 80,
lon.
RUH-As last advised.
WA1-.Dull; prices as by the last report.
CoyrTK.-Large stock at Aha16.
ExoHAHoK1- nxty-three day eiRnt 81 lSa
1Sk premium; tales Of the week sl6o o0o. Fa.ls;
STATES currency, sixty days, 26ha26h discount; gold
ut Aa4K short sight. sales Of all for the week
$3.50 000
FsR1oHrs-Nany vessels laid on for business for
European and United States ports. making the pest
direct at Ats Cd to SIS ed VIA outposss tOs TO oos
Ave bottoms European taFen at tne rates, &C. For
Cork and orders, American balk bnlVeet dome.
Dickey to load at Sierra Morena for 81 los per Let
TOD, Spanish measurement. Moasses taRen JOE
north Of Hatteras-balk Mary Z. 1bompson, BACK
lin, 400 hhds molasses at sagua, at Sax per hhd Of
ITO gallons. No INN edisie prospect Of improve
mente.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-28
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS. (

FOREIGN MARKETS. Z. :,
LONDON june es-Noon.-Consol., s2X. Bonds,
sox.
I1vrnpoo1, June 9s-Noon.-cotton shade frm-
er; rales l. 600 bales; quotations unchanged.
Afernoon.-cotton active; uplands 12H; Or. sans
12xd; sales ls ooo bales. Lard quiet at 72s. Bacon
63s.
HAvRE, June &c. Cotton quiet and steady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June 26-Noon --Stocis strong.
Money per cent premium in gold. sterling ex.
change l09k. Flour dull aud declining. Wheat la
2, lower Corn shade frmer. Mess pork dull at
S,l U.s. Lard quiet Cotton frmer at s6kc 1ur-
pentine dull at A1ks49ots. Rosin steady. Freights
nrm. Gold SIX.
Eyeuing.-Money abundant at per cent premi-
nm; currency-larce balances offered at 6a6 per ct.
Sterling exchange Closed Arm At 1oeta10ox Gold
weak at S7xas7x. Government 81 tcuriHe. shade
frmer and IN good demand. soulhern securities
closed steady. S oks strong Cotton active and
nrmer; sales to-day 1900 bales; middl ns SSH cents
flou. 5a1Oc vloaer. Wheat heavy. Corn q shade
better but inachYe whskey lower at - cts asL
Mess pork du ! and heavy. Lard easier; kettle rem
dere5 lsXa40H. Naval stores quiet. Groceries
dail Fregh,s Arm.
BALTIMORE June 26-cot' on firm at 331a cents.
Flour dull al weak. Wheat lower; valley red 81 70
Al rs; new white So Corn dull; white s5as7 cfns.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whskey scarce
st$1
crc1NyiT1. June 26.-Whiskey SO. Pork s32 75a
SO. Bacop unchanged.
s1 LOUIS, June 2e-whiskey 81. Mess po' K
$50 25ass75. Bacon shou ders 14k clear aides lSA.
Lard heavy at 19A.
LOUISVILLE. June 9.-Provisions dull: Mess
pork sss Co. Bacon shoulders 14k; clear sides 1sK.
Unxuoros, June 96-,Lirits rurpentiue steady
s7Xe Roein steady 1t u eoa6. Crude turpen-
tine q 6sas. Tar $226. -.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Anacreonttc.

aoiye me cup made OF the clay nom ~oien
>ne. and under which shan Lie when oeaa.
Give me q goblet made Of Slay-
Not ai y.rwhtte nor ruddy gold;
II good, what matters it. pray,
what cup the vine may holdT
At nIyer a. gold laugh
When the sparkling liquid guam.
Give ne goblet made Of clay,
Forthence hrst came this name Of mlne;
Ana xh, q Dea shall have Grained some DAY
a. The soul within Ike wine,
Then win the empty cup. my name,
- Return to that from which 1t came.
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Charleston Cotton and Nice Market.
OFFICE or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NRwe,l
/ = OHAzLxsIou. saturday Evening, June 26.
CoTyoN.-A limited business was transacted In the
staple at about previous rates. Sales 125 bales, viz:
sat %; 27N1eK; So ssso; 81 At so1z; sstsl. We
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Wtlmfnxton Market.

WILMINGTON June 26.-IuRPt NT1NE Sales to-
dip, p $50 lbs.
spIRrTs URPKNT1NE.-117 bbls changed hands at
SIN cents p gallon.
kosn-Sal Of 1872 bbls at 81 80 for stra ned, and
No. 2 ind 100 bbls. at IS for ezra pale.
TAB -28 bbl.. received aud sold at 50 Is Q Dbl.
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Gommerfial.
Exporrs.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Cbamp!on-7s7 bags
Sea Island Cotton, 49, bales Upland Cotton, ITO
bales Waste, 1l8 terces Rice, 161 bA'es Yarn. 28S
empty Barrels. 90 packages sundries, 2l67 bbls
Potatoes, 926 boxes Vegetables.
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IIyIRpooL CLASSIFICATION

RIR R-There was good inquiry for this Rrain
prices being nrn. Sales about l2o aeroes OF clean
Carolina, vix6 at 6s; Sat e'; 40 at TX; - at 7h;
~ at TX; ssat 7H; cit sX. We quo:e common TO
sAir clean Carolina at 7K@YXc; good s@sAs . fb,
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Dodd's Nervine and 1nvigorator

is q TONIC and GENTLE sIIMrLANT which Is
MOI attended hy hEsCJlON. Wat II gains for
yon it maintatre. Win itit freshes body or mind,
it refreshes vi natural sire, 9Th ths GENES 10 say
are not recon mendipR tee.osiitm H. the mtere
OF nv faction; but long aud ex ended ooservs:Iss
teaches us that he who escorts to The bottle for rest
or II cuperaiion. will find, as he keers at IT, tha0he
Is kindlipP brc In his bones which will consume
onic that will refresh md not destroy. DnDD'S
>ERviNE IL for saie BY all Druggists. Price One
DfIlar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. June ~
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Consl-nees per SouIn nlolIna ta,lroau
June 26

l67 bales Cotton 81 blles Domes,ics, &C boxes To.
ba'eo. 2S2 SACHS Corn, 81 packages Bacon aud Lard
S43 bbls Naval stores, 5 cars Wool cars lumber.
To Railroad Agent, Goldsmith &; son, Rayenel Co.
TIdemann COZ 9 kracke. Klnck. Wlckenberg 4
Go, q Cobis & co. 3 O'Neill, q Bschoff Il Co q "
stetiena, W W smith Wagon r & n nseps BolImann
Brns, X mu e l. co. Klnfman Howell. W G WhIl.
don Il Co. Hopkins, Mcpherson b Go, aud Krkpat-
rick & Witte.
Consignces per Northeastern Knilroad
Juno 30.
l2 baes Cotton. 100 bush,ls Rice, 4S4 bbls Naval
Stores. cars Lumber, Stock, hbds BacoH Tobac.
CO, Mdse &c. TO L tioh"n & Co. q GobIa l. Co. s D
Stonev, NJ 'rsha1l. Jr Kinsman l. howell V Bar.
den A Goldsmith co, schirI- er, NJ Goldsn ith
ION, A Kaufman, q Il Walter & TO Quacken.
bush Emanuel. Kendall b Dockrry. Klinck,
" okenberR b Co, Reeder & Davis aud & " vii.
E.me& Co.
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DE "A X Il F U l.
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

WHEN YOU ARFFxB.UsrRD BY ovFkwoEK
of bc ad or hard and feel the need Of fope,h, gfp
visoraiipg don't DRINK Whiskey or any into1icstN
thing whe. her under the name OF hittls CT otheT-
wise. such articles give Just q. much ttrei gh 10
ycur weary bod and mind the whIr gives TO the
faded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stmultns are
injurious to Nerve beslh. and are ALWAYS followed
by yDtPRESsING REACTION. .,
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LEAF FROM HISTORY.
THE srATRxEsr OF EDMAN spANaLER.

rhs Assassination Plet-spangler. De-
olaros has Innocence-Hts Arrest
Trial Confinement at the oePi''A
Pr4soA-Life at the Dry
Outrages on Prisoners, &C.