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Arrived Saturday.

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vile. Fernandlna apd Savannah: SId'e. TO D
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cohtn Hanciei ysss5 8 woodslde. and j ccicock
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&c, Cameron: Barkey Co. Crane. Boyistcn & Co,
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II Wohltmann. wirth & Co. and Jose Tupeda.
Dria Josie DevereauI CLARK. Boslon-7 days.
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Co, Salinas. Order, and hers.
AT QUARANTINE,
schr wenonah. Mitchell. pa,timorc-s DAYS. Corn.
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from her sick map. -.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS,


LONDON, August 2s-Noon.-Consols %. Aperi.
can securities fat. Bonds sSA. Sugar, aioat ass
3da28s Cd.
Evening.-Consols e3x. Bonds S3k.
LIVERPOOL, August % Eoon-Cotton oell;
uplands lsxd; oleans 1s,zs1sXd; sales eJoo bales
others unchanged.
Evening.-cotton dull; up,ands 1s1Sd; Orleans
1Sxa13Hd; sales 5000 bales export and speculation
1000 bales. Pork buoyant at lots Cd. Lard IT'S.
Tallow Ats Cd. Others unchanged.
Il DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, August % = Noon.-stocks steady
but dull. Money CAT. Sterling, long 96; short 10.
Gold ssH. '62's 2s. Flour dali and declining.
wheAt unchanged. cVp, ,1s2o- better. Pork nomi.
nal. $50. Lard dull t9atsd6s ddIe, at s4Xc. 1ur-
pentne AHa42e. RoHaslseedy, good common
% So; strained 50 s7x. slgshp Arm
Evening. II Money abundant. Bank statene mt
shows banks sl contrasting; legal reserve decreas-
ed 81, 100000. Sterling nominal at sHa91S. Gold
firm ot SAX. Governments strong. cas- % u.
southerns dull. Stocks closed steady. Cotton q
shade irmer; sales 900 bales at S4XaS5c, Flour de-
clintng. superfne So sOas 15. Wheat heavy, In.
diana and Ohio red 81 Goal 81. Corn scarce at 81 10
al 49, Whiskey 81 u. Pork lower at s3i s7Xa
50 l2H. Lard essier. kettle 19,1alsxc. Groceries
and naval stores quiet. Freighs fairly active and
lrm.
BALTIMORE. August 1s.-cotton quiet at siHo.
Flour dull; buyers demand reduction; white prime
nrm; low erades dull. Corn firm, white 81 lIsfI7;
yellow 81 14al 16. Oats finn. Rye dull. Pork and
bacon Arm and active. wh.kcy very dull at 81 22x
al %.
CINCINNATI. August %. II Corn scarce at 81 10;
distilling deEsnd prtpsipg. wbiskey unsettled o,
81 1s. Provisions dull and dropping. Pork ss326,
SO 90. Bacon, shoulders 165Salskc. ard 1886.
Lou1svrLIE August 2s-Mesa FORK s34. Bacon,
shoulders, 16Hc; eides 19,ia19Ic; hsms. sugar
cured 22c; fancy 2shc. Lard 2C>sc. wbiskey 81 a.
WILMINGTON. August % -spirHs turpcnline
closed quiet at Sskc Rosin steady at 81 GUaS 10
Crude turpentinc 81 sos. Tar 81 90.
MOBILE, August 2s--cotton eales 2oo bales ;1ow
middling 2sKc; receipts 20 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August, ts.-Cotton, no sales; re-
oeipls 30 tses; exports 474 bales. Sugar. prime
t"'a><s. Aro,"eovs. rcUuicu Tue: Gold 53,f. st,r
ling 4eh. New York sight q premium.
SAVANNAH, August 2s-Cotton receipts 1s5 bales
exports 934 bales.
AUGUSTA. August % -cotton continues Arm. With
a good demand at sic for mtddlIne: GALES % rales
receipts 18 bales.
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uURDER At WH1EAKnRs STATION

rToni ta sno Ieiiaaoh News We CLEAN tho follow
ing particulars of a most diabolical murder at
Whitaker's Station, North Carolina, on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad. Tuesday:
On the 18th instant, one Albert Stratfoot. q
negro magistrate. visited Whitaker's, and while
there insulted George Griffin, g. white man,
at the depot, as well as clerk Ia the store Of J.
II. Cutchin. Stratfoot boasted of the block
mans supremacy, and pers onAly insulted MIR:
e earifin. ahereup9I on. the latter summary put
6trstf0ot reported the affair to another negro
n3agiatrate-onel Matthew Ailen-who Issued
An order for the arrest Of GrIffiu, the said or
der being placed Ia the hands OF two negro
eonstables specially depntizsd, named John
Simmons and Thomas Winman. said order
reading that the writ to be returned to Mat
thew Allen on the morning OF the oath inst ant.
at O'Clock, with or without the body OF Geo
Griffin. Mr.. Griffin had received an intimation
that th6 case had been reported, but on Mon.
day night he learned that one or more negroes
On Tuesday morning, about = O'Clock, be be- was was
standing In the countiDg-room OF his store,
when the. two negroes IN ques lon, accom- :.
panied By two others. entered and presented
against BIS arrest, declaring the mannor inior-
NAL, and told the negroes that II they would
send for ,Mr. John Cherrey, deputy sheriff for
the county, and who resided only few miles
.At this juncture one OF the negroes seized
pistol belonging to Mr. Griffin, when tho latter
turned and cobssonted him, when the negro
deliberately shot the unfortunate man, the
ball entering just below the heart. Mr. Griffin
nj once started towards tho residencs Of Mr..
Cutchin, some twenty steps distant. and while
going there three other ahots were fired at him.
taking effect in his back. He met Mrs. Cutohin
at the DOOR. remarked that ,hewa killed and
fell upon the floor and Immediately expired.
The negroes who had committed the act
took all the arms they could fnd In the store
and Immediately left. Information was con-
Teyed TO theproper authorities at Tarboro',
and search ts being instituted for those who
committed the act, though wo learn when last
seen some dozen OF thenn' we're together we'll
armed, Holden's militia might and Some work
WsieEst VT SSr irsm ltbsNoriolL joarns, .h.. ,oprr !
negroes implicated in this brutal murder were
arrested Tuesday nigh. A party NJ fifteen
prisoners; But nine out 81 t6e fifiesn rioters
were arrested aud. taken to- the Tafbcro' Jail
along NTH the murderars.,. The exoitsmenk in
regard tRA Ahs murder has. caused m inte1se'
feeling bf. bltlefness In The neigbborhood
against the proprietors Of tho outrage and
against The Negro magistrate, who WAS in re-
Ally the Cause OF the murder.
The account In the Journal states that the
warrant issued by the negro magistrate dl.
feoted that Griffin be taken, '.dssdo dof -tliye.n
Iso, II Is very impof tAht. that t6at warrant
should be exhibited Ia Court. dreAt e1oite-
ment Was ocoasIoned by the murder, but no
INDICATIONS Of yiolenoe appeared. ,,,,l.., /,
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THE DAILY NEWS.
september.

From the hsZy stics Of the Northland,
Proud. broesy September has stepped.
And up through The meadow pnd vincland
And over the morass md piuolnnd,
The Goddess already has cicpt.
You trace her wherever you wander.
In valley in dlpglo, OF wood.
The oab. her red colors are hyingi
Whilo Summers gay banner ia lying
Where the quecnIy newcomer STOOD.
Where she stood as shc leitly painted
The wld.grape purplish blue;
And liIpned tho reflection OF bluBhes,
Yp the streamet that dashes aud rushes,
Where once meek-eyed violets giew
Whero the wheat.helds rolled their round billows
or softest and tsnderest green,
Hhe shook tho bright gold off her treesee,
And touched by her Rentlo caresses,
They put on lovelier sheen.
Tho sunset is softer aud brighter
Than when the hot summer was here;
The wiudB tell pretder story;
And think there's an odd, but new glory,
BY tho roadside meadow and mere.
D. T. O.
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Charleston Cotton. Rtce and Naval Stores
Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLEsTON DAILY NEys.
OHARLEfTos. SATURDAY Evening, August %. (
corTos.-This article was without important
movement the stock being too email for transac.
ttons of note. Sales 10 bales at 3oHc "a ID. We
quote nonninalIy:
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Gummsrfial.
Reports.

JIvERPooL-Per British bark Mipnie-looO Dbl,
Spirits Turpentine. 1898 bbls Rosin.
PALMA, MhJ0ROA-Per scbr Wapaia-44, $40 feel
Lumber. 1913 .9l6 fcet Timber
NEW YORk-Per stesmHhip Manhattan-44 pack
tges Sundries, Piano, 7s bales Upland Cotton
baRs Sea Island Cotton, Q cases MdBe. 40 bales
Domestcs, 276 bbls Rosin, tierces Rice l6s
empty Barrels, 10 hhds Copper, &c, 95 bales
waste. 20 casks Clay. 40 empty Carboys, SO BAGS
Ptniers. Per echr N " Smith 100 QUO feel
Lumber, 4s8 bbls Naval Stores, "a hhds Moias
ses, Piano, 8 cases hdse, 200 kegs Powder.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON. August 26 -coHrEK--Th market 10,
coffee has been dull since our last prices remain
without Improvement. Tho saes OF Java have been
confined to smol lots at 2S124Xc, gold; and Rio aI
l0a23c per ID, currency. TO quality. IN st Domn
go nothing has been done and prices nominal.
CorroS-Ihtfe fe has been considerable excitement
In the cotton market tho past week, aud prces have
advanced from 1na2c per fb. Foreign advces ore
favorable and the stocks are small at leading points
with the prospect OF light receipts for sorle months
to come Tho sales have been ut 1Sc for ordi
nary; 325a33c for good ordinary; 3la3i 10 for iosY
lands and Gulf
DoMEsr1cs-The demand for cotton and woolen
goods Is improving slowly and the trade are disap.
pointed at the inactivity that continues to prevail
The market. however, s steady un1 arm for deslra.
BILE Rooda and the sales lave b. at previous prices
good fall trade Is stil expected.
GUskY BAdB-The market Is quiet and prices are
nominally 16al7H and firm.
GUNHY CLorH.-The demand has bden good, but
the market remains without Improvement The
sales have been 1900 bales ut 22sla2SHo cash and
time, 60 and 90 days. In domestic bsgGiog sales of
$500 bundles At 2&c per yard, currency.
NAVAL SToREs.-There have been sliss OF 4a5 90
barrels spirits turpentine, here and to arrive and
the market ts now nrm at per gallon In tar
sales Of $40 barrels at IS 25a3 80 per barrel RosIn
10 quiet and stock email. .-...-
hIcE-Market arm, with sales OF 400 barrels Caro-
lima at sHa9Hi and Rangoon at 7>za7s<c per pound.
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Rior.-Thcre we're no transactions In the grain,
the market being nearly bare OF .toek. We quole
nominaliy common to fair cl an Carolina at s@sk;
good ss@sAc.
NAVAL s1oREs.-1he market was steaJy-the fol.
lowing tran sacfons taking place: At bbls Of spirits
turpenine in country PACKAGE at ssc 81 tbs do do
in inferior packages at 37X bbls No. rosn at Is
8 bbls do dull and opaque at 50; 70 bb,s No. 2 al
81 30; 7e bbs No. do at 81 76; 81 bbls low No. al
S1 7o
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DARRr's pKopHYhAorlo FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Aler. Fl. Stephens, Of Georgia.
CRAwFonDsvuLE, Ca September %, 1868.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid 10 article OF little
cost but great value. It's domestic well as medi.
cipal uses are numerous, while its specialties are
most wonderful. l have not been without 1t for
ten years. and no hend of family who can afford
TO have II should be without II.
%. ALEX b. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDi.
CINE.
Letter from 1e Surgeon General of ne late Confeer.
i-iH ate States.
RICHMOND, w., January IA, 1862
JOHN DARBY & Co., No. 100 wilham.street, New
York: '+
Genttem'n-I have received your letter of the 18th
Of December, 1886. CALLING my attention 10 your
tDarby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
most cheertuly state that the Fluid was furnish.
ed TO, and extensively used by, the surgeons in
charge OF general hospitals In the Confederate ser
vice with troat benefit to the patiens-al the sur.
geens making favorable reports great deal Of It
was used In the hospitals.
= Very respectfully, your obfdient servant,
- .g.o.its sf-s-. .6AM'L.pR PRESTON MOORE, N. d,
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Consignces per Northcnstern Knilroad
August az.

44o bbls Naval Stores. GO bushels Rice. Lumber
Mdse. DC. To Rayenol Holmes, Frost 4 Adger, q
l. Brandrot @ Bradley, d Haselton, j II Eason &
Bro. Polzer. hodaers Co. Rcedcr q Uavis, j Bar
den, kinsman Howell, Marshall, Jr Stoney,
Goodrich, Wineman Co. A Goldsmith 4 Co, F
Hacker, and Order.
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THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MED,
CINE.
THE hsTONIsHING
-!D'I SIN FE 81. or A NJ

DISiIN FE OF A Mt.
EMoaI CoLLxoz. OXFORD. GA, December %. 1859,
Prof. Danny. Dear Sir-Hayipg not been an
Medical professon.' am only superoialy acquaint-
ed with tho claims ef your Prophylactio Fluid but
am wen acquainted with its chemical elements
While, therefore. cannot speak e1perimenta1ly of
the vnlue OF the compound. yet the dsinfectpg and
therapeutic properties OF the agents employed in its
ton " is discoverer, as chemist, authorize me to
regard its merits Of high order; oil the whole Il
must be considered valuable contribution to tho
class sf articles TO which It belongs. B.
Those views, may add, nre sustained by the test.
nony OF many competent judges. who Lave tested
Yours. respectfully. -
y = a. MEANS. II, d, LII. ID.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. sTlNGs. DO.
=, ALABAMA INSANE HosPirAJ,
~ tfSs ~ 50 TUSCALOOSA, December "a. 1868.
Meters. JOHN DARBY Il Co, No. 100 Wiiliam.street
Genfeaen-I received your circulars Of the 18th
instant. asking an expresslon,of opinion from
to the merits Of your Prophy1sctic Fluid. The pre-
paration has been so generally used by the PROBES.
sion aud public at large and 20 universally esteem.
ed. that II seems to msto need no further recorn-
As disinfectsnt and feiSaiai agent too, when in.
dcatrd, u - NOT exce BY spy similar prsparation
We use pefmeahganic ptepsrailons sery exEensivet;
IN thiI hospital and could hot do withost them.
consider com yGpss tas ssat and most elegant pispars
ts 80 =, r. BaIoE, II. D., - =
: supt and Physician Alabama Jr=sas Respitasr /.
=, DOWItc Ss NOISE.
eM WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
August "a g. - Agents for South CGfolins.
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SHOOTING n MINIS TER IN HIS
PULPIT,

An Assassin I'm tho berlin Cathedral
He Calls n ClcrgymR n q Liar and Dis.
charges - Pistol ut his Breast-A Choral
Hoy Shot.
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The following Is one OF thousauds of testimonials
that are daily received by the Maunfacturer:
RICHMOND. VA. Noveinber %. 1863.
DEAR sm-1he Tobacco tntidote" prepared by
yon accordpr to the receipt you have suhmitted to
me, and the ingredients OF which have ea,mined.
is purely vegetable, entirely bar mess and co.toins
nothing In the least injurious II is not
to the taste. and as home article, hope you win
meet with ready sale Tor It. and believe thnt 81 the
directions nre followed II will do NIL you clsimed for
II. JOHN DOVE, ID.
1S- Price so cents per Boy. The usual discount
to the Trade.
a5- For sale by
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RailroaDs.
CuUTfi OAIsOLiNA shILKohD,
GENERAL sUPERINTENDEET's OFFICE.

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT oFFtcE,l
CnAnLEsTos. Z. G., April o, 1869.
PASSE,.0ER TRAINS Of the South Carolira Rail.
road will run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston....... ..........8.se a. H.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery. Mcnphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery ani
FoR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. A. "
Arrive at Coiumbs. ...................6.lOp =. III
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Il ii
road, anc Camden train.
Leave Augus,a. ....................M. 200 A. N
Arrive at Charleston. ...... ......61O r, n
Leave coium eia: ...... ........74
AUGUSTA HsiaHT EXPRESS s''" e IL
tsvSDAYs ExcEPIEDi
Leave charleston. +. NJ
Connecting with trains Tor Memphis, Nsshyiii.
and liew Orleans. vis brand Junction.
Leave sw, a, augusta gss1,::;:
-" " " coh1MBii Md EXPRESS. .'O' a. 81
fsUNpAYs KxCEPrEr.i
Leave Charleston ........................5.Os p. u
Connecting Sundays excepted, with Grcenvilie m,
Columbia Railroad.
tsaTe ooiHmp'a. &c
suMMEKvILi.k iRxIN. '' H.
Leave Cbsrlerton. 1856 Z, "
Arrive at Summ-rvlc lc............... $40 P ST.
Leave ummsryilie. ...,......,.......71OA A. VI
CAMDEN HRANCH.
Camden md foluinbt, Passenger Trains on Mon.
DAYS, WEtfEsDAys aud SATURDAYS, connects With
up and down Day Passengers al Kingville.
Leave Camden. ........... ........ & ,635 A. NJ
Arri> e ut Columbia. ii 0U A. IA
Leave Coi1mo,a 70 T .22nP.M
T sisneSi ~ G1''en T. r prHSf ~ F. H.
April 10 General Sup~riniandent.
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Augusta Market.
,,savannsAMarket,,.'

SAVANNAH, August 26-d OK .-Althoieh
there has been some apprthennon from the fear Of
caterpillar. We can learn ofno good caute Of such Sp
nrcnsn,ion:a We must ssnaa.i hoxcver that q
rust has dealt severely upon The plant csusing the
fruit TO drop and tho plant 10 shed tts leaves This
has been tho eaAe especially upon lands where fefl
txers hav. bean fr6ely used. jsS d; s,lif y a.
The tndcAtops at prcssut are hatteeing. Ths fore.
ing and aesltay atmosphere for the plSt week hiss
been al that eould be wished fof ne dsyelopnept
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PORT LENDAE.
FHA EI TuR MOON.
New Moon, 9Th, IL hours, Ie minutes, morning.
First Quarter. 18th. hours. 8 minutes, evening.
Full Moon. goth. hours, 81 minutes evening.
Last Quarter, 29ih. hours, minutes. evening.
! AUG SEPT RISES 'i' sr1a, aisss. @ ~asaA. aisa
8! Aloud.,"..I ia SIG ll..H l..
II Iucsday....l o. - GA Morn. q. 8
liWedneeday.l 6..8 6..2S Morn. $40
sfsiass. fF1iSas:s,y sssH1 s ssf a:.ss a.ss TIA
4,Saturday...t 6..9S 6..la 1856 a. ga
o6unday."..i 6..S g. .16 Scte. TIA
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LIVERPOOL cLAss1r1cA.

BY Now York classification We quote:
MiddltnQ 92N3
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Wilmington MARKED.

wilmington market.
WILMINGTON, August 2s.-spIaIrs TCnpgsrrsR.
Sales Gil casis at sskc per gallon-market closing
quiet with light stock.
RomN-ssies Of los bbls at 81 90 for .traiuc cd, 90
for extra No .. aud sa rs for MOL.
CRUDE TUapENI1sE-Was without any change In
figures. and so bbls changed hands a, % 6oass.
some time past have been ve:y small. To-day only
10 bbls were offered and taken at 50 40.
Nashville Market. -
arrival to-day Of another now bale, which Was sold
at ss 6o.1oo. and shipped to New York 'ilfd q
HAsIvHLE COTTON srATElRHr.
Stock on hand septembes ], 1858. ........ go
Received previously..... 80 o6e-s2.o6I
Is To.ai. pi.aas2,i17
shiippsd ssippppsd nssviou:, toSay;
us .ss: sssi : @ sss s;;
90; dcnble extra 90 SOae 76; family 81 eJas; fancy
Of 600 bushe, at s1Hc aud hoo bushels nom flr:.
hands brought 81 per oushsL :-sl. -a4it
prime white being made to-day at 81 17H. We heard
Of the sale OF 400 bushels for iuture delivery pri
vste terms. The receipts amounted TO 1854 bushels.
and shipments included 1000 bushels. We quote
Mediterranean at .1a1 o6; rel u 1o;fred unioer,
81 Is. 49, 4s.;.lI 5, .-,ltit75..s'. :.
p Augusta Market. ftl'
AUGUSTA, August 2a.-corToH.--Ths market to-
day has been almc st srandstill The snies amount
ing to "a bales were taken by three parties at pre-
vious quotations.. OIentions continue restricted
BY the extremely limited offerings. Receipts. "A
bales; mtddlngs 91Hc. The msrtet, ss d general
thing. has been quiet but nrm tnrou ihout t6o past
week. Transactions hare Indeed been very i,Diled =
rom fact that operatons hsye been restricted bS
tho supply known to be sale, our ndArkSt may 30
considered ~ bare. Tho receipts Of tho new crop
for the season to date have been about 80 bAies he
sales Of the week 12o bales and receipts 5 bales.
Stock on hand 116 bales. - ,'S ~ ~ [ili
ELouR-Cty Mills s8a10 At retnf, et per barrel
higher. Country 38a1l. .secoyding BY quality.
coHN-Dsnsnd light We quote q sS for prime
= waIAT-Is in active demand tnd sold that IL OF.
fes:d We quote white = q 72a1 Ss red sl t5sls7;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-30
Marine afus.
PORT CALENDAE.

Port OF Charleston. August ;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-30

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