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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-31

At the Hall of the Chamber of Commerce. in
Memphis, Tennessee, III acres of land in the
Hays 1000 acre tract, near Wythe Depot or
Haysville, on the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road, and particularly described in the deed
from the heirs of s. j. Hays, decd. to the
said Williams, dated nth May, 1868, TO which
reference is made for a more particular de-
scription OF said property.
Sale between 10 am. and | pm.
ocS JOHN 7. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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OUR BOTH YEAR IN MEMPHIS.
TRADERS,
COTTON FACTORS

MERCHANTS,
No. 324 Front Street,
nONSlGNMENTS to as by river insured in
our open policy. Orders promptly filed,
and liberal caslfadvances on produce. A con-
tinual increase of our business is the best evil
denee Of satisfaction given. sci dAw
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]. 7. PETIT, Vice-President.
]. H. EDMORDSON, General AGENT.

~ It is with much pleasure tn Managers Of this Company tenderto its Policy Holders
and tn public heir OngnfuIauon on It's sucessD To- he patt VI year, IT, prant conf-
ton and future rosped Policies issued on all IN improves plans Of Life Insurance Ne
refer the gensralp public to our policy holders
II. ID BULGEEL1EXs u. e. WHITE. Tr.
Special Agent. State Agent FOR Eezaa
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Plantation. belonging to the estate of said
decedent, five miles from Memphis, on the
main Raleigh road.
TIL quality of this land may be inferred
from the fact that 10 made, for its proprietor,
the reputation of being the most thrifty and
successful planter in the State, and gave him
lead of the world in bearing of premiums
for the finest cotton.
Tit tract has been subdivided into
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the best in The world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, -instantane-
Gus; no disappointment; NJ ridiculous tints
remedies the ill effects of bad Dyes; invigO-
BLACK or BROWN Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batehel-
or's Wis Factory, No. l6 Bond street, y. Y,
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anal irrepular; uplsnds l2xd; Orleans 12Xd; sales

and irregular; uplands l2hd; Orleans l21sd; saies
5000 bales. Ta1low ATS.
Evening. g.-Cotou dull: uplsnds 12Hd; Orleans
12Xd sales 5000 bales for export and speculation
2eOO bales.
PARIS, September ao-The specie in the Bank Of
France has decreased nearly 10000 600 francs.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, September 30 Noon.-Cotton de-
cliping ut 27Xa2s;. Turpentine quiet at 4SA<c'
Rosin dull; common 80 75; strained 50 SAX. Gold
s1H.
Eyening.-Cotton fully 1sc lower; sales 1900 bales
at 27Hc. Flour dull aud declining. Wheat closed
dull with Moons advance lost Mess polk firm at
ss1. Lard quiet and heavy OF 18Ha1sc. Whiskey
Armer at 81 IS. Groceries dull Naval stores quiet.
Freiphts fru, Governments closed firm. 62's
1sX. southerns strong and advancing; Tennessees
60; new 50; Georgias 80; North Carolinas zsh
new 49, Money early in the day was easy, but later
the market tghtened and at the close was stringent
at per cent gold. Exchange was heavy atS. COLO
ranged from 3lH down to 2sHa2sX. closing ct the
latter price, The sub-reasury sold $l'oooooo at 'V
aSI. Stocks closed rather lower; the prospect is
| improving.
BALTIMORE, September 3O.-Cotton dull at 27Ac'
Flour lower: Howard-street super6ne 1896 Is. Corn
dull: white 81 25s1 2s Wheat quiet Oats hrm at
eoasse. Ness pork quiet. Bacon Arm. WhisEey
81 20.
CINCINNATI, September 3O.-Whiskey firm at
81 49, Mess pork dull at ss2. Lard 17Ac. Bacon,
shoulders 161<c; clear sides zoe.
LOUISVILLE, September so.-Mess pork sSa. Ba-
con- shoulders tic; clear sides 20hc. Lard dali at
1sa1sHc whiskey 81 1871 IA.
WILMINGTON, September S0.-Spirits turpentine
quiet with sales st Ss,Ic. Rosin steady at 81 77a4
80. Cotton quiet ct 2iXc for low mddling.
AUGUSTA, September so-Cotton opened at 25c
for middling but closed dull and nominal at 24Ho;
sales S04 bales; receipts 64s tales.
SAVANNAH, September So.-cotton, receipts 1s4l
bales; exports 1906 bsles sales 900 bales.
MOBILE, September SO.-Cotton closed dull; sales
600 bales mddling CSC; receipts 1856 oales exports
25S bales.
NEW ORLEANS September So.-cotton in good
demand and &c to &c lower; sales 1000 ba'es;
mi,Idling 251<c; receipts 1l9O bales. Gold 32H.
Sterling zOls. Exchange on New York KAN dis
cornf
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re Reports frtm many points state that tho staple
win ali be out OF the fields in October, and late
season viii not improve the yield of The article in
such places. Some receipts Of new lice have taken
place, and complaints are made that the grain is
found 10 be light and it is thought quite percent
age of the crop will be OF this character, caused BY
the want of rain during the growing reason.
7HE COTTON MARKET.-During the frst part Of
the week under review the position Of prices showed
DO important change o. the principal markets. the
article at Liverpool opening at 1214d, improving to
12T@12Hd, and recedng to 124d-New York for
part Of the week quoting at 2ec-and at this point
middhngs were selling at 26@2614c: but the UNUSUAL
financial oisturbar at New York have had quite
depressing feet in the American markets, and un.
der its influence and highly coored reports Of the
Ipdisn crop the markets in the Uaited States have
been fat New York recedirg 10 FIX, and at this
point to 251z, nominal.
The repcr from Liverpool and New York have
shown the following features: On Friday, Septem
Der "a, the former was quiet and steady, uplands
I2Xd, sa,es 5000 ba'es the latter closed heavy at
20 sales 1919 bales On Saturday the former closed
hrmer, uplands 12Hal2td, sa'es $4,000 bales; the
LITTER was hesyy at 2sc, sales. TOO bales. On Mon
day the former vss firm, uplands l2Xa12%d, sales
l20o bales; the latter was unchanged at 2sc sales
1000 bales. On Tuesday the former was firm, up
lands sales 10 600 bales; the latter was
heavy and lover, sales $500 bales at 2s3ac. On
We lresday the former was eesier, uplands l2%d'
sales 5000 bales; the la.terV WAS lower sales iSeo
bales Of 2sA2sXc. Yesterday the former was irre'
gular, uplanjs I2kd, sales 5000 bales; the latter
mas declining at 27ac,
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Exports for the week ending Thursday
September 30.

!, NEW YORK-Per steamship james AdRer-29 bag.
Sea Island Island Cotton, 1915 bales Upland Cot.
ton, % bbls Rosin. Is casks Clay, SO bales Yarn.
81 packages hundries. Per steamship Geor.
eia-S bags Sea Island Cotton, 683 bales Upland
Cotton -. Per steamship Zodiac-593 bales Up.
land Cotton, 20 tierces Rice, 40 bols Rosin, 2!
cask Clay, Package. Per steamship General
Sedgwick-45l bales Upland Cotton. 80. PEI
steamship Maneatian-6 bags Sea Island Cotton,
1882 bales Upland Cotton, "a bales Doues
tics, l06 empty Barrels. "a packages Sun.
dries ). :. Per sehr MyIover-l02 bales Upland
Cotton $40 bbls Resin 100 casks Clay, 100 tons
Phosphate, 26 oundles Sheet Iron, boxes Sew
ing Machines, PACKAGES Furniture, II empty
Als Barrels, 60 boxes sugar. 25 tbls sugar -.
:. Per schr Nancy smith-1al, ,57S feet Lumber
s2,759 feet Timber.
PBILADELPHIA-Per steamship W Everman-66e
bales Cotton, 4S6 bbls DIN So tales Domes
tics, bales Rags, bale Wool 80 bags Cocoanuts
and sundries.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gu l-S97 bales
Upland Cotton. s bales Rags 81 bales Don estes.
bale Wool 80 casks Clay. ~ rolls Leather. 4t
cases shrimps q hhds and go bags Cocoaputs
6C00 feet Boards, cud Sundries. -. Per steam
ship Falcou-S26 bales Upland Cotton, 10 bales
Rags, 35 bales Iomestcs, 101 bbls Rosin,
asks Clay, 80 bags Cocoanuts, 20 90 fee. soards
And Sundries. .
Lumber. T.
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The stocks of the article in sight at the latest
dates were as follows:


Total 49,, ,536 1,3E ,2l6
Deficiency in visible supply 2o8 e7s
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills, now CO. 900 bales time 1868, 1000
bales; midd!ing uplands now 12Nd, then 1Od.
The arrivals at this port for the week have been 14S
bags of sea islands and Fordas and 642s bales OF up
lands. against 81 bags Of sea islands and Floridas
and 1895 bales Of uplands the week before, and "A
bags of sea islands and Foridas and 81 - bales Of
uplands for the same week last year: These sup
plies have come as follows: say Of uplahds per South
Carolina Railroad 5ls0 bales per Northeastern Rail-
road 1l74 Savannah Railroad s6 Florida 8, Savannah
River II. Christ Church g. Georgetown 6; of sea is-
lands, Johns Island Z, James Island Z, Christ
Church 7, Beaufort 27, Asbepeo s, Chisolm's Mill 2,
Northeastern Railroad l, Edisto 40. Florida 81,
Savannah and Charleston Railroad7.
The transactions in this article in this market have
been as follows:
On Friday, September "a, there was well SUE
tanned demand, prices being generally stesoy; sales
$50 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted
q. 23H@25, low middEne 251@25A. middfng 2e%'
strict middling 26hc.
On Saturday the market was quiet with Out
limited amount Of stock prices re manning unchang
ed sales 70 bales; quotations as before.
On Monday the demand was moderate with some
sales Indicating weakness, but prices were generally
unchanged; sales 400 bales ordinary to good ordi-
nary being quoted at 2sh@2511. low middiing 2s1S@
25N, mlddlings 2s a2s1lc q b.
On Tuesday the demand was we'll sustained, and
very full prices obtained; sales $50 bales; Or
binary to good ordinary being quoted at 2i925H.
low middling 25X. middling 2s@2eXc p ID.
On Wednesday the market opened at about previ-
ous rates. but afterwards became dull buyers offer.
Jog lower rates. which unacceptable to factors,
and the article closed fat and nominal; sales 24O
bale'.
On yesterday the market was depressed and IRE
gular, and prices unsettled, strict middinS at the
close selling for 25,sc q ID ea.es 400 bales. viz at
a. 81 at 24K; Is at 2i 70 at PAX; I4l at 25 1s1 at
ASK; at &c; extra staple at 261zc. Quotations are
entirely nominal say:
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ArrIyed Yesterday.

Brig Susie strout, Hammond, 40 folk, va-72
hours. Railroad lion. To a EDslow & 20. Bound
to BruDsw OK, Ga, and having experienced heavy
northeast gales has sprung a.eak, and has PIT into
this port to repair da age.
schr Ann Dels, from West Point Mil. 40 tierces
Rice. To Porcber Henry.
sloop Alice. from Ashepoo. 1887 bushels RougL
Rice. To q Hoppock.
Sloop Julia. from Pon Pom 1000 bushels Rough
Rice. To Ravepei & 20.
sloop Flora, from Ashcpoo &C. bushels Rough
Rice. To Iograham & Son.
Steamer Pilot Boy. Peck, Savannah. va Beaufort
and Hilton head II bales Sea Island Cotton, hdse
and Sundrles. ToJ D Aiken Co, nj. Bird & Co,
Willis Chisolm, BaumSJ II Grayer l. Co, bit
ter. Mathew.s, Capt Webb, Holues 4 Calder,
Ravenel 4 Co, Gurney, Hopkins Mcpherson
co, Southern Express Co. DR. ST ] Ravenel. and
Glidden.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Zodiac, hines, New Yorh-Ravenel Co.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhatian woodruff. New York, Sept ~.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltin ore. sept 2S.
British schr Lion Mcclellan, 81 Georges, ,Ber Sept4.
UP for this Port.
Steamship Flag, LconarJ, at New YORK; TO leave sept
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoflce at
Charleston, for the week ending SEPTEM BER 80
1859 and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS, as
the newspaper having the largest circulation in
the City Of Charleston.
HFPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised"
HF Office hours from A. M. TO P. M. On Sun.
days, from to P. III.
STANLEY @. TROTT. Postmaster.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston. eptcmber go
yEssrLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsrIgd
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood, at Adger's whari'
for New York. loadngvJames Adger 20.
Saragossa 778 tons, Ryder, at Vanderhorsts wnar1'
for New York. loading-Rayenel Co.
Zodiac b6e tons, Hnes in the Roads. for NeT York,
ready-Ravenel l. Co.
Prometheus, sci tons, Gray, at Atlantic wharf, for
Philadelphia, loading-J Getty.
BARKs.
vinco Br), 4SS tons. Halliday. at Accommodation
wharf, ior Liverpool loldin2-Hepry Card.
Annie Torrey 781 tons, Libby, at Atlantic wharf, Tor
Liverpool. loading-W Roach GO:
B Walker, 200 TONS Pettengill, at Central wharf,
for Boston, wait'ng-H F Baker co.
BRIGS.
Bella Dolores (Span), lg6 tons, Durall. at Brown
Co.'S wharf, for Barcelona loadingwW z Han:
Courier lBr 200 tons. Evans at Mirshals wnar1 ior
Port in Great Britain, loating-R Mure X 20.
LADY Perie tBil SO tons, Patterson, at Palmetto
wharf. from salt River, Jam, waiting-J EDS
low Co.
Bradshaw, 245 tons. In Ashley River. for West In
dies, loading-J Enslow 90.
] B Kirby 3l3 tons Bernard. at Adgers wharf, from
New York. dscharging-W Roach CO. 49,,
Cyclone - tons, Frisbie, at Central wharf for New
York, waitins-W Roach Co. l., a., s,,.,,,
from Norfolk, VI, to be repaired-J EnsioT q
scHooNERs.
Dexter Wsshburne 279 tons, Munro in Ashley River,
for RocRport, Me, loading--Ulney Co.
Matoaka, PIT tons, Fooks, in the Stream, for wash
inston C, ready-Street Bros co.
FV Turner 90 tons, Graves, at Palmetto wharf, for
Ruatan, Hon, loading-J Enslow & Co.
Thos Mi.commins, ITO tons; Wyatt, ut Benne"S
wharf, repai ling-J Enslow Co.
Trade Wind 156 tons, Hoffman, in the Strea n, ioi
Georgetown, q, ready-W Roach co
Jonathan May, 362 tons, Neal, in Ashley River,
for Baltimore. loadins-H Baker Co.
Stckney, 274 tons. Fooks, IN Ashley hiVer'
for New York. loldIng-Risley & Creighton:
Anna + Glover, 2G0 tons. Terry. at Vennings whari
for Boston, loadng-M Goldsmith son.
Richards, - tons, Irving. in the ROADS, ior
Georgetown, S O, ready Master.
Petrol, - tons, Shanks. in the Stream, from oai1
more, to be repared-J a Enslow Il Co.
Francisco 90 tons. Crowthar. at N Railroad Wnari
from Baltimore, discharsiDg-Street Bros co
Iropic Bird (Br), tons, McDousall, at Quarantine
from Havana wliting-J Erslow Il co.
Conservative, 293 tons. Kempton, at Adeer's wharf
from New York. discharging-W Poach Co
Joseph Long, I58 tons, Perry, at Adgers wharf, from
boston. dischargng-W Roach Co.
Isabella lat TONS Burton. at Palmetto wharf, from
New York. oischarRing-W Roach Co.
Zeta Psi, 23I tons Thompson, at Union wharf, from
Boston, discharging-J A Enslow L Co.
Ellen N Baxter, 30i IONS, Rodgers, ut Union wharf
rrom New Yorkl dischargng-W Roach Co.
Talbot 2s3 tons. Amsbury at Central wharf, from
Rockport, Ne-J A Ensiow Co.
Mary Collins 224 tons. Collins, q. Central wharf. fol
Wilmington, G, ready-Risley Creighton
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Markets by Telegraph

LoSDos. September so Noon consols So.
Bonds s3x. Turpentine 27s Sd.
Eyening.-The bullion in the Bank OF England
has decreased ESQ OoO consols 90. Bonds ssH.
sugar dull; on the spot sss 6da3es Cd; aoat 2ss Cd
Turpentne 27s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, September sO-Noon.-cotton du ]
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. September 27.-The following are the
closing prices Of articles Of American and other pro-
duce for the week ending Saturday evening: Sugars
TOTO 12D. g. tXa9Is reals per arrabo; Nos. Is to 20
10ll1M; molasses sugar 7aS; Muscovadoes frm at .;
Inferior to common refining inactive at TX; fair TO
good refining active at ss; grocery grade. active at
S,Ial9 Molasses firm tor clayed at 5H; frmer for
common at z. Lumb is active for yellow pine at
s27 per NJ and STEADY for white pine at $40 Freiehts
boxes of sugar to Northern ports sax; hhds. Of
Northern ports 81 per ton to Falmouth and orders
661..
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Richest Prince.
FROM THE GERMAN OF xERNER.

FROM rHs GERMAN OF XERNKR
r,cs IA worms cid Kaiser palace
MANY German monarch safe,
of his riches each one vsuntinS,
Aud the glories OF his state.
nRjch." outspoke the lord1y Saxon,
ais that glorious land Of mine;
Many o vein among her noun aims
Bright With silver ore doth shine"
Goa ths Rhine is ever plenty,
Cried !he Count Of Pslslipe;
san the valleys corn fields waving,
On the hills the noble vine."
"Mighty cities, wealthy convents,"
Louis Ssid, Bivaria's lord;
srTbeee are mine; ! fear no rival
While my lands can these shord."
Answered Eberhard the Bearded
Wrtemberg's loved lord was he
s.Smah my cideA sud my mountains
Void or silver boards may be
Yet one priceless gem lies hidden
Deep amid my forests gray;
On the breast d every heGemsn
Fearless my head may lay"
Cried Bsvarian thep, and Saxon,
And the Palgrave OF the Bhine-
"Bearded Count that land ispeer.ess
Which has jewels such as thinet
I0ncs Week.
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CHRISTIAN ". BoUoK, President.
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State Agency No. 35 Broad.street, second Floor.
Local and canvassing Agents wanted throughout
the State.
Apply in person or BIZ letter to
JAMES G. HOLMES, Jr,
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NorE-We have deducted from New Orleans
2.574 bales Upland. from Mobile bales from
Savannah AZ bags Sea Island and bales Up
land-and from Charleston 80 bags Sea Island and
9 bales Upland, the quantities receired at tho'e
ports from Mobile. Florida, Texas and savannah.
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as- Persons depositing letters in the Postohice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they viii also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

roR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, SEPT. so, 1859.
1HE onops AND BEcTIPTs.-Ihe weather has con-
tinued rather favorable for securing the crops and
the produce Of the fields is being obtained in good
condition. Tho very rapid opening Of Cotton has
csused receipts ut the ports TO continue liberal, but
at this place has not equsred the week before and
the following sable win show the comparison with
last vear at the nrinciple Cotton ports:
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financial aus- GummsrtiaI.
Tn. Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, september 80. 1869.
Securities OF every description are much depress-
ed. with little or no demand. The stringency in the
money market has caused general stagnation in
business circles and the quotations of the past week
have been repeated with few slight changes. City
Railway stock has fallen to 81 October div dend.
City stock L. quoted at g. Money u per cent. per
month on good securities.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 29.-TuRrENrINE-
About e3 bbls received to-day and changed hands a.
SO so for virgin and yellow dip and 81 so for hard =
$50 TBS.
SPIRITS TuRpESTIyE-Market steady; sales Of 15l
bbls at A0c a gallon.
for strained 81 G5 81 7Uai IS No Q, and 80 50 81
a3 60 fer No !.
TAR-43 bbis sold at 50 90 q Dbl.
CoTroS-Sales of ll9 bales at 2ik, 25a26}lc.
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Cotton Ties.

X OF % tt ES.
Boards PATENT LOCK TIES.
THIS TIE IS UNDOUBTEDLY yHE BEST MAN.
UFACTUhED, Is easy to manage and possesses
great strength and durability. Having sold them
for the past two years, we can cordi1lly recommend
them to our planters aud others, as the very TIE
thew want. to render their bales neat strong aud
compacI; capable OF binding bales from 400 10 6e0
pounds. For sale by
GEO. ". WILLIAMS b CO., Factors,
August 16 nwl9mos Charleston, .. Y.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
September 90.

23) bales Cotton. Live Stock, Tobacco Mdse &c
To CRyan, Manage. Frost Adger. Barden.
Witte, Reeder Davis, G W Evans, ] h Taylor, " Z
Ryan, Claghorn, Herring & Co. Graeser Smith, 6
q Walter Co. Caldwell Son, " Williams co,
Williams Birnie, Ravene Co. Kendall DOCK
cry, Ingraham Son, W chafee. Wilson. =
Salinas. Bro5ie & Co. A Johnston, 1hurston Il
Holmes, Bolmann Bros, and Railroad Agent.
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H.PECEHAM, President.
wM. 7. HOOKER, vice-President.
L. McADAM. Secretary and Actuary.
GA. FUDICKAR, Superin.s ndent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm of Harper Bros, e1-
Mayor New York.
JoHS ]. CRAVE, President Bank Republic.
wM NJ. vERAlYE, Banker (Vermfye co.,
CHAs G. RocKwoop, Cashier Newark Banking Oour
pany
hon. GEORGE oPDYKE, e1.Mayor of New York.
MINoT c. MORGAN Banker.
THOMAS RIoNEY. Firm Thomas Rigney & Co.
BENZ. b. SHERMAN, Treasurer New York Steam su--
gar Refining Company.
AARON ARNOLD Firm Of Arnold. Constable Co.
RICHARD h. BOVINE, wetmore Bovine, Lawyers.
l.. v. HAuoHwouT, Firm E. v. Haughwout d Co.
WIZ w1LKENs, Firm Of W. Wilkens & Co.
JCLIUs a. PRATT. Merchant.
WM. ". WRIGHT Merchant.
CHAs. ]. STARR, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GEO. ". CUnER, Banker, Palmyra, N. z.
GEO. HOPE President Continental Fire Insur-.
arce Company.
JOHN G.. SHERWOOD. Park Place.
WALTON a. PEcKHAx. Corner Filth Avenue and.
Twenty. .,hird-street.
EDWARD z. WRIGHT. Newark. Nj.
GEO. W. FAM.EE, Counsellor.
". L. CooswI,LL, Merchant. r.
GEORGE KEIM.
GENERAL AGENT FoResoUrH cARoLIsi.
DR.. T. REEN5TJERNA. Examining Physician.
X. ISSERTEL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON.
uHice No. 265 Ktng-street.
CHARLESTON, SO
January12 D4c ly
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Cleared for this Port

Steamship Charleston. Berry, at New York. Sept 90
Brig Merry Ii Francis (newl At New York, Sept ~.
Brig Adelaide, Wilson, at Boston, Sept 27.
6chr T Tasker, Allen, at Philadelphia Sept ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-01
Passengers.

Passengers.
Steamer Pilot Boy, fr m Savannah, via Beaufort
and hilton HEADLINES Nevins AMI servant. Cor
ham, Bainey, Col Blunt, Lincoln. W Bel
lows, L Wisgin, J Pope and 10 on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-01
Conngnees per south carolina Kaitroao
Septomber 30

$50 bales Cotton. 80 bales Domesucs, IS bbls
Flour, cars Lumber. 8 cars Wood. cars Stock. To
Railroad Agent Graeser & Smith, Prngle Kirk
patrick Wtte Ihurston Il Bolmes, d DeSaus-
sure Clacius & Witte, G W Williams 20. Ryan,
G Ingraham, Caldwell & Son, Mey, Will
liams, Smith, Pelzer. Rodgers Co. g Will
den Co, chisoIm Bros Frost Adgtr, Reeder l.
Davis, Downing & Co. A Salinas, Mowry & Co, B
sloan, Stenhouse & Co, and Fraser Dill.
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shtpneys by Telegraph.
Memo, anna.

SAVANNAH, September S0-lrrived, slip Soutl
ern Rights and schr g Palmer from Baltimor
Sailed. steamship Rapidan for New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-01

The steamship Zodiac. for New York, which left
her wharf yesterday to proceed to sea, came TO an
anchor in the Roads.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-30

If you want ANYTHING usually kept in a
first class Dry Goods and Clothing Store, if it
is good goods you want, and at the bottom of
have it to-day he will most certainly have il
tomorrow, as he is in receipt of goods nearly
every day. %