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Charleston Cotton and Rsice Market.
OFFICE OF THK CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening. June %. I
CoTToN The market exhib ted better Sustained
inquiry, and fhe transactions were the basis of
previous quotations. which were generally accepted
by sellers. The operations were about ats bales.
Wis at2s;6 at 2sa; at 90; at 80; 58 at 3o3a;l55
at 81; q at 3i19.' We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to rood ordinary 49,. ..28 @29h
Low ntddlng. .................3 80 @30I
~ Miuutng. .o1 O.
BY New York classification VIC quote:
Mid Hing. .;........ ..31x@-
RIqE The demand was moderate, prices showing
mo important change from the rates previously pre-.
gaiiing Sales 40 terces OF clean Carolina, say 25
tieroes at 721; IS OF 7M. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at 7A@D7A; good S@9hc p ib.
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, June 80 Noon Bonds so%.
LIVERPOOL. June 22-Ncon.--Cotton actiye up
hands 123Sa12Ad; Orleans 12Ha12H; sales $1,000
bales. Bombay shipments t, tho 18th 25.t0o
bales
new 2ss 3D. Lard IT'S 60. Yarns and fabrics at bet
ter pai,es
Evening Cotton firm; uplands 12Ad; Orleans
125ad; sales Is 900 b,les, 1urpent1ne 27s Sd.
HAvRE, June 22.-Cotton opened quiet and steady.
DOMESTIC. MARKETS.
NEW York, June 22-Noon Money Z, in gold.
Sterling 9,a. Gold SO. Cotton dull and lower at
$3.50. Turpenine quiet at A116a4ac Rosin, stran-
ed 50 36
Eyening-Cotton heavy; sales 800 Naes; middling
33Hc Flour brisk for shipp no deman j; superane
8ba6 so; common to fair extra Southern Sc 50ae 90.
wheat closed quiet; noon advance partly lost Corn
at $50 rs Lard lower; kettle 2Oa2e1lc Whtsaey
heavy ut 81 0assa8. gTurpentine 4l54a4gc. Ros'p
90 30a8. Freights frlner Money in pressing de-
naand at7, with s15a1IS commission. Sterling sk.
Gold heavy as 81.
BALTnSoRE June 22-Cotton weaker at 83o
Flour low grades active; others quiet; prices un-
@hanged. Wheat shade Arrner. Corn dn ], white
90a92c; yellow ao.s8c. Provisicns unchanged.
3Vhishey 81 04s1 0B
orecrNNAr1 June 20 -whiskey duh aud declin-
aed at 95c. Provisions quiet and unchanged
sT. LOUIS Juno 22.--Wh,skey steady at 98c.
Pork held &C e33 B0a83 75 Bacon, shoulders 14}sc;
clear aides 1870 Lard l91aa20o.
IoUISvxLLg, June 22.--Mess pork $50 90. Bacon.
shoulders l42Sc; clear sides i8Ac Lard 1880.
Raw whiskey csc.
III Wsxauaaros, June 92--spirits Of taypentine at
87Haa8c Rosin steady at OIL S0a4. Crude turpen-
sine Gnohanaed. Tar uEch anged .ysr
AUaUgTA, june % Cotton market flrrD and quiet
Sut steady; ssles l75 Da,es receipts 20 bales; mid
dSlings 31c
sAyAHNAH. June 22--cotton continues Arm; mid
BIC; sales 100 bales; receipts 200 bales; ex-
ports 697 balee.
McBr1 June a. demand limiled closed quiet !;
sales a25 bales; low mtddltna 29NsSoc; receipts 40
i Iealsh. 81 'Sss " n. F&S fs>
NEW 0aIaANa yuns a. Cotton easier; ouots.
lions nominal intdaioRs 8i31c Gales 24o bales re-
Gepts ala ba,es exports 1900 baaes.. cola g7ka37.
n 6tesiing 5D,4aE0H. New York sight 1So premium
6ugar,r rona nal; scn n W 1as1ic: prime 1880. N
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do you GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, MY PET ?''
"No darling, have labored enough today Why
should flee from home. from happiness, from theep
Life is full short to love- too short to squander
love the pbot graph of my cart too well. No dar-
ling, py tart is here; lere let me ieop it com nany
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FHA rs OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter. 3D. hours, minute, morning.
View Moon, 9th, ~ Eours, 43 minutes. evening.
First Quarter. 10th hours O minutes, evening.
Fun Noon. 23d. LoM S, 19 1nln,,les morning.
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PLANTATION BITTERs.

This delicious cordial and 6ne tonic is now hailed
by thousands as the great health gver and re-
storer Resolve to buy bottle, and don't sleep on
it. Be wise in time. Sold by all druggists.
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RS SON.
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remove all Desire
for TOblcco.
1T lis Purely Vegetable mad contains
nothing Injurious.
The following is Of thousands OF Testimonials Is
that are daily received by the Manufacturer.
IIcnAi IND. Va, Novem Der 20. 1868.
DEAR s the ~ obacco Antidoto" prepared by
you according to tho receipt yoa have submitteS
me, and the ingredients of which have examined,
Is purely vegetab entirely ka mcss, and coutins
nothing in the least iD ious 1t is not dsa greeahe
to the taste, and as homo article, hope you will
meet with ready sale 1t, aud believe that the
directions are followed, it Will do al you claimed Tor
It. JOHN DOVE, NJ. d.
as Pricc SO cents per Boy. The usual discount
to the Trade.
SET For sale by
DR.. H. BAER.
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
June7 limo
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Mafbiaerp, Castings, Gtf.
MEETIN G-sTEEET FOUNDRY

THIS ESTABLISHMENT. IS NOW FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
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RailrgaDs.

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eMorlue Niws.
PORT CALENDAR.

Port OF Charleston. June =;
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lEof ths Nswbsrzy Hsfaid.1
The Bible Cause in New PIeksns and 0larsn.
o.. don Counties,

... bOf tne NeHpoIsy derNlo.J
The Bible Cause IN New PIeksns and olarsn.
don Counties.
Mr.. EDITOR: Knowing that you and
most Of tho readers Of your valuable and
Instructive County paper feel an Interest fn
every good work fn South Carolina, allow
eto make tho following statements. /.
During tho March Term Of Court, 1869,
held at Now Plckens, @. II by Judge James
L Orr, jury No. and jury No. 2. geaor-
ously contributed tho sum Of $40 through
Robt. @ Gillian, E>q.. Foreman of jury, for
the purpose Of Bible distribution In tho Now
County Of PlckeDs. Tho action Of tho two
jurles Is particularly Interesting and unusual.
'AsE the Courts occur IN this State, 1t l.
hoped that the turle, will emulate tho noblo
aud pratseworthy example Of the Plckeas
Juries. !"
Recently, tho sPickens Biblc Committee
was formed consisting Of three gentlomon
with Robert @. Gillian as Chairman, who
will receive a supply Of Bibles and Testa>
nhents for distribution. .......
- During the term Of Court at Now Pickens,
G. II expect to organize Bible Society,
for the Now County IN September next,
when good supply OF books will be pro>
cured from the American Bble Society, for
distribution throughout tho County.
Pursuant to appointments reorganized
tho Clarendon County Bibo Society, In tho
Presbyterian Church, Sabbath morning,
July 9TH, at the pleasant, beautiful and hos
pttable town Of Manning, ION which occass
ion, tho Baptist. Presbyterian and Metho
d!Rt denominations woro represented.
preached the opening sermon.
Officers: Rev. james Mcdowell, Prest-
dent; Rev. D. W. Cutsino, Vice.Presldent;
u. Pressly Barron, secre taryi Or. G. +. Mc>
Kagen. Treasurer and Depository. Chair>
man Executive Committee, Rev. Samuel
J. Hill.
On motion Of DR.. T. L. Burgess, It was
Resolved, That wo heartily approve of tho
unSectional and unsectaran spirit which has
always characterized tho operations Of the
"Amerlcan Bible Society,"" aud do sincerely
tendor tho managers our thanks for tho
gratuitous distribution of many thousand
volumes Of the Scriptures to our soldiers
during the war, and our suffering section OF
Country since.
RESOLVED, That wo heartily congratulate
tho American Bible Society In still having
undt tho Providence Of God-tho services
Of that old and efficient Agent, Roy. e. A..
Bollts.
Tho Town Of Manning Is located in do
llghtful portion Of Clarendon County, and
is beautifully shaded with oaks. May God
bless and prosper tho people Of this excel>
lent community.
Yours, truly,
f. A. BOLLES,
Agent American Bible Society,
For South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, S. c., July II. 1869.
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= = SALARIES OF CLERaYMEN The rciis
, ious lnpcrS Of tho. country aro trpIoring
: the fact that sho demand fm ministers
nf the gospel by far exceeds tho supply,
: and the leaf is expressed in como quar-.
tors TINT churches will utterly die out
y from the want Of pastors. Tho rcason
,of this IL generally believed to. be the
. growing .depravity Of our young men,
'nnds ihoi: consequent distas,e Tor tho
g Llerieal profession. This is not tho true
: reason. however, MS the New York Times
fcparks. The lnct Is TIM, the clergy. as
class; are paid such poor salaries that
Vcry few young men are wiling-to enter
upon the work, and they. accordingly,
durn.tbeir attention TO other pursuits.
Tho. Prcsbyterians Of Pennsylvania took
!. = censuR Of tho ministry fow days ago,
in. which It appears Tint out Of 64l
preachers only 40 receive $1,000 aud
upward, l72 from 5000 to 81 200, 81
from $3.50 To $500. nnd 27S from $50 to
$3.50 per year. Most Of these figures
. gro lower than tho salaries Of ordinary
. mechanics, and the congregations that
/" pay them should feol ashamed Of their
'2tneannesa! .>.;. sE
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Don't FAIL WORTH CESr!-"Brck"
f"meroy has placed tho business manage.
mrnt ol his papers IN the lnnds Of G. p.
sykes, m experienced publisher, and now
devntes his rntirc time 10 the duties Of the
Sanc'um, where, relieved Of husincss cares.
ne Is l"king his giant weekly, Pomeroy's
Democrat, tho most readable papcr. ever
printed. 1t Is sharper than the II Crosse
Den'ocr"t ever wns--more thnn rcd hot,
ana inlI TO the brm Of mughahlo humorous
articles Saturony Night chapters, and
'ho'H pcenlnr editorials, none Others can or
dare "ritc. Send for sample copies, or
subscribe by sending for It to the editor or
publisher. +. 0. box b.2l7, New York City.
ile lmys ttve hundred dollars cash. for tho
r'ges' club sent in before tho 10th Of Sep.
temhcr The reports Of Pomcroy's iailnre
arc SIMPLY s'o'Ies started by those who do
not ike his ginnt pnpcr or his rcd.hot style
Of editing paper opposed to bondho!ders or
oilicial corruption. .,...,-
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LIE FRYING CoMMIrrEE.-A CORES.
pondent Of "a Radical paper says:
~, !ho Investigating Committee for tho
Thlrd Congressional District l,ovo com.
pleted their work at Newberry, and in a
low days will sic in AbbeviIlo. Tho
members are not at liberty to give the
t'etaiIs Of their work yet to the public,
out 'nt'mnte that they arc accomplishing
good work In interest, peace and social
oruer: Thcy encountered at Ncwberry'
especially A. first, considerable hostility,
anu some threats OF violence, but MS they
ntoseu .h: steao''y and fearlexsly forward
this exhibition Of lawleasnoss and trenson
vanished before, the strong arm Of Tho
civil law. II is rumored that m or.
ganized band in Edgeaeld promises Tint
the committee shalt mover sit in thot
county; Probably thcy will not If the
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How THE CHINESE 90 TO CnURcH.-
Tho congregation Is composed principal.
.ly Of men and boys, dressed in their
everyday clothes Somo OF them slnro
about them, or talk with each other. -
Instead Of sitting down aud paying at.
,tcntion 10 what Is said, many stand up
and walk about. Perhaps some will
come up to The speaker aud try to look
over his book, if he reads from the Bi.
bic, or they will examine tho foreign
stove If it is cold weather and there is II
= fire in it; or they will stand in front Of
tho clock and watch il forawhilc. Olher,
have with them parcels Of merchandise,
; or fowl, some vegetables, ETC., thcy
have bought, or wish 10 sell; and if It
Is warm weather, very many will str:p
tho upper part Of their bodius naked.
and (an themselves, so as 10 bc as cool
. as possible
O" Oltehthncs; unless forbidden to smoke,
Hsevore' engage in smoking little pipes
ctnll OF tobacco, having tiisl struck u lire
rby means of Il nint aud pirce Of steel
and some very dry paper. Almost every
Chln0man carri,s about with him his
pipo and tohn"cn, mud materials for strik.
ing fire. Sometimes hpggar. woman
MEl enter the chapel and bawl out luSti.
: 'ty for cash: ltis ii very common prac.
tce for 'most Of those who como to stny
,:but!a short time, and when one goes out
l,a!l OF ilis mates and friends usually fol.
low. !tan idol prure>Siun, or Il manla.
rim and his rctlnnc nro passing along the
streets, or some sudden or unusual noise
Is heard, tho boys aud mnst of tho inen
rush out /" s"e what Is to lie seen, after
which snmc OF tholn will rc, hups como
onck. Very fow aru regular, hearers of
the Gospel. and fower still como in for
! the purppse Of herring about Jcsus.-
y Almost al! W. come arc prompted by
motives Of curiosity.
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TIE USivERss.--Tto second volume OF
tho Chichgonn commences with tho title
changed TO The Universe, the irs.. number
OF which IS received. II Is enlarged to, an
eight.page ehect, q d contains tho com.
mcncement OF story hy Mira. Corbin. on.
titled, "a'arricd, or a Womnn'a Deception"
capital story by Mrs. Jennie r. IIasen,- -
"Dhisy, or tho Married Maps Story" md a
great variety Of other mattor. Among the
principa' arlielca Is one on "Spiiiu.lisn,. a
Moral and Social Necessity" by Robert
Dale Owen, aud many on varion. plasea Of
the "woman Question:" and Spiri,ualis,n.
Published weekly, at $3.50 per year, by
Nm, F. Lewis, l,s Madison st., Chicago.
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Increase of Capital Stock.

The Board Of Directors Of the Carolina
National Bank Of Columbia s. c., having
resolved to increase its Capital Stock. /, to
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, subscrip-
tions will he received Tor Stock at any ti,no.
For information or subscription, apply to
the President or Cashier.
Dividend OF Eight Per Cent, was paid
10 me Stockholders ont Of tho profits Of
th' bnnk, Tor the ak months ending Juno
solh, and Thirteen Hundred Dollars. car
ried 10 Surplus Fund; all free OF United
Suites aud State Taxes. ....
Il. D. CFIILDs. s., ~
President. e
W. B. CULIOK,
Cashier.
CoLuNnrA. s. G., July 10, 1869. ~
July 81 % St. ... ,!"-' :, IIN b
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Tho following radical f,lsehoods, the
former Of which we lind in tho South
Carolina Republican, are published that
our readers may learn how it speaks OF
US. Radicalism is built upon a great
big lie, and upon falsehood only can it
6ubSist:
About last Christmas a partv Of
Swedes landed in New York. Ono Of
these, man with wife and child, and
Two single men we're persuaded by a
",sentleman" in Newberry to come to
that place in this State. Tho married
man was found to be m expert black.
smith, and was employed at ten dollars
month. He, with his wife and child.
was put into negro hut, and furnished
the usual allowance Of corn and bacon
Tor field hands. After time his wife. n
woman Of good address, and EASY. arreo.
able manners was taken into tho house
as servant, without pay. About Apr;l
24th, they decided to ask n settlement.
rs they hn.l endured about all human
nature could stand. when, after payinp
their tares from New York, about six,
teen dollnrs each. he was told TINT tan
o"!'ars was due him, and this no was
pn'd IN Confederate money, as were also
INC two single mon. Here il specimen
OF tho "chivalry" of which we hive
heard so much. Of the 'highminded"
noblc "Aristocracy," The "honorable "
"orave mon" Of ''illustrious pedigree" !"
the natural rulers of tho Statc.". md
the only. persons fit to control it's desti.
nles and mete out justice to tho door
and deienceless. Fo''
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pENoREsr's YouNa AMERICA. Tho bright.
est and best ofnll the Juvenile magazines.
Dorsticks said he liked tho Episcopal
G'urch, because the minister let the peo.
po talk back" Mr. Demorcst under.
st"nds this he lsts his littlo readers do
their own talking, or at my rate, talk
hack, and they seem to like Il, and are at
any rate devoted to Young America ! Ger.
!!ain'v this little magazine combines more
instruction of the very best kind, with
amusement, than any magazine we ever
Snw. $3.50 per year, with premium.
publication Office, Bs8 Broadway, New
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Obinebs Labor.
Gbtness Labor
TRE APPROACHING CONVENTION IN MEN.
PnIs ON THE SuBJEor.


TnI APPROACHING CONVENTION IN MEN.
PnIs ON TIE SUBJECT.
The committee Of arrangements Of
tho approaching convention at Mem
phis, Of those who desire Ia introduce
Coolie labor Into the South. have issued
,hc following address:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July J, 1860.
The. undersigned, appointed by a
meeting Of citizens to mnke arrange.
snents for u convention Of planters aid
others, 70 be holnen on Tuesday, the
1Btti MstNnt, f'r Tho fiurpose Of consid.'
e,ing The matter,of introducing Chinese
labor fJr agricultural and other phr.
poses. submit to their fellow citizens
tho following suggestions
IL ia. .hqt GUT lnrpnso to argue tho nc.
oessl,y 1f,mofo. .Iaborers. That wo tnke
an n foregone cohcl usion every mnn of
hu,su and observation cnn sec and. feel
t. tt fl h tnct. Moro labor wo want,
more labor we must have. That point
conceded, otir pext duty, is to ascertain
and discuss tho ways and means for pro.
curing such lnbor. Our necessities a,o
pressing and i!nmedinte hence We
must loak to source If supply whicti
even under our delnand will prove In.
cxhnnEti6ie. That source *e believe TO
be China. That, empire overburtlenGd
with populnt ton trained to ..ot,ptiicnce,
economy and Industry con aud " III S'.i,
ply us, We think, Mt once. These pco.
plo, we understand, require uut one ar.
gnlnent TO induce theni to come, to wit
Tho certainty o!oettering their condi.
tion by receiving wages for their
':Sor. Tint we arc ready, and willing
10 give, consequently no difficulty can
occur, nor is any persuasion necessary.
Another point the empire Of China ex.
tends within the limits Of the tropics,
where IN the valleys Of her great rivers,
rice, sugar, tobacco and MI other pro.
ducts lionri>h MS they do with Us. And
Il IL 'wrll known that whcro rice aud
sugar grow, tho climate mnst be un.
friendly 70 tho white mon whv labor in
tho bun. 1t is 81 here, and it is the
same there therefore tho Chinnlnan
comes to us acknowledgements to
withstand nalarial attacks III our river
bottoms and alluvial lands.
We are anthnri'ntively informed that
On the 18th Of July inst, merchant
from San Francisco will visit This city
with tho object Of aSccrlaining our wants
aud requirements in this behalf, and
who il responsible and able to comply
with oil his contracts. W. therefore
rnrnoscly urge every planter who is in.
terestcd in this huSincsS-an who is
not 7-to come forward and meet with
us on tho day specified. then and there
tlispassionntcly to consider the whole
matter in lo,ail. Each und every one
should remember That now is the time
TO prepare for tho tho coming season.
Tho railroad companies have agreed tn
grant return tickets frre to all " no may
attend the convcntnn.
(Sisncd). GEO. w. GIFT,
WM. II. MOORE.
II. D. BRTNKLEY,
j. W. ELAPP,
j.. NJ. APpEKSON,
LEON TROUSDALE,
WM. Il. HUNT,
N. NJ. TREZ ZEVANT,
A. J, HAYS.
JOHN g. FlZER,
.... w. II. CHERRY.
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FsrHr.=-Whsrs q Psnnyt Echo answsss'
where! We mean tho DEVILS dog, good reader;
little Penny, bsIndle Zoe, ono foot high, mors.
lsss, ok jeart old, with double kfpk IN IN
tail. Penny was = remarkable member OF the
canine family. Since tho death Of little Mike.
VINO used to p9rambulato tho streets upon thres
leBs, aud keep nightly watch aud ward over
'ns interests Of our good old town In the days;
ot yore. when patrolmen wont hohing around
tenhy had succeeded to tho right Of eminent
domain, and dsported himself A. though hs
mad carte blanche to 20 whore ho pleased as4
DO az no liked. Though somewhat selfish. 10;
nad somo good traits. He WAS not 20 Kind Az
good old Tray, nor 90 gentle "a blanche ana
sweetheart, but no WAS brave dos,and the .ssnr,
TED eonsors Of but one companion. liz Wss
never known to associate ,ptomisouous,y win
other dogs lie belonged to tho doxocrscy. ana
was ~ proud as LuoIler. Tho double ktak ves
the Glue. Penny followed the dewitt wherever
he went-to tho Office to church snd tg sllAhe
mcrry gatherings, and, alway1 sshowed Ehfs
manners at meals, and nsvsr disxraoed himsalg
before his platter. A few tit bits and daiatY
morssis ouly would hs sfssIugly Tand bloA8f
miuoo. It WIS ,a$dlreot Insult to,onsr shisSa
hunk or chunk: Hold instantly turn upon his
neither heel and sh1* you his Kinks.
Penny was the autoorat az the dsviI's breakfast
table. There was true poetry In bis double -kiak.
Aud he is an migrate to have sorved him so. Aud
It 10 only after severe Fsmonstrsncs with the
devil, whose doE he ISL that wo Yield and' oatr
. reward OF dollars aud cents 10 any one Who
shall return him to his legitimate bed and beard.
But seriously, ono cant blame him aftsr,all, eSY
leaving, there's so much chill md fever sboat.
Penny seemed to have q taste for thinact
literary, for after fixing bis kinks. he wosld
invariably follow tho devil to the oflce. ana
proudly seating himself upon a three>lsseea
stool. listento the dofng1 Of the day. Nc
doubt ho was fred with ambitlous longings
for doghood suffrage and desire to see the
world. Frustrated in previous attempt to
find tho elephant via Columbia, he won't ap
tho road on the G. &. G. Il. r. malt train.
several weeks ago, since whom no tldinss
from him have been heard. We respectfully
petition tho worthy superintendent OF the
above road to set himself as a wall Of ada>
mant against any effort that may arise IN
tho future concerning FREQ pasaes to dog.
hood sufrragans, &c. For should the CON-
tfngency arise ia tho mixed conditions that
manhood suffrage and woman suffrage shall
establish dogAhood suffrage. why horss>
hood suffrage must follow as logical se>
queuce. And shen--whas then2
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NEW EoRK, July 19-7 r. M.-Cotton dali
Gold 86a.
AuoUeTA. July lo.-Cotton market strfI with
holders very firm.
tHARLKsToN, July 19-Co,ton dull; sales 90
baI's-mddliDgs 83; receipts 280. H.. :.
LIvERPOoL july l9-Evening Cotton quiet
-uplands IL; Orleana Is; sales 5000 bales.
28 TO 30 cents. ' =
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THE XIX CENrURY.--An agent or can.
sasser wanted In every town and village,
for this handsome Southern illustrated
Monthly. A live, enterprisng postmaster
should realize from twenty to forty dollars
a month. Enclose IS cents for A specimen
number to tho XIX Century Publication
Comphny, Charleston, s. Q.
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----->ND<-.

Wantod at this office, an ab,o. bod,ea
na.d' tsatured' bad tempered, MOTTO. be.
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