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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONTENTION.
FIRST DISTRICT.

The Republicans and all otber oters NJ the FIRsr
CONGRESSIONAL DisrnICr or MAINE, comprislnx
the counties of York and Cumberland who rejoicing
IN the progress of Human Preston aud EIual Rights.
aelcy ed by the Nation under tie direction Vt b. Its-
pblican Party In the past. eDorse lis wise policy ~
best cslculais 20 SECURE and perpetaae the blessing.
ur peace, tranquil prosperity, by the enactment of
the principles " Justice no Law, without regard Ia
race. color previous condition, are bersby invited
AMI requested To send delegates to CoNykNrioS to
be held in CITY HALL, sACo, On "WEDNESDAY, JUNE
TwENTY-NINrit. AT II l-2 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, for Tho
purpose of nominating A CANDIDATE To HEPhE-
sENr THIS DISTRICT N TfIE foHrf-skc0ND CON-
GREss and to transact any other business thai may
properly come before the Convention.
The basis of representation will be ss follows: Eseh
city ami town will be entitled % elegste ami one
eieyate additional for every Is votes cast "r JOSHUA
l.. CHAMBERLAIN, nj the GuberaAtoSta .tection ~
iss. majority fraction " 10 votes will be entitled
90 an additional delegate.
The Chairman of the several city and town c,mmlt-
tees arr rcue stei o forw ard nanrs of delegAie., s
soon cb.ss. the chairman Of the Disfret CONF
The Connticc win be In session at The Hall tho
day abo,e indicated, at 10 O'Clock A. ~, 10 receive
The apporonn,eui of delegates the several cities
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Cambridge Cattle Markst,-.Nsy 81.

Amount OF 1.-Two stock Ct mArket-catile, Is
Sheep and Lambs, 1903 Swine, 500.
Prices Of Market Bcof-Extrn si3 40 SO IS, hrst
quality sI22Sf Si2 rs; second quality OIL 0 II rs,
third quality si050 m 3li %
Prices Of Store Cattle-working Oxen, Y psir,
$50, SSD, $50 20 tJD.
Yearllngs tt % 81, two ycau old 81 . 81,
three years old SO % 81.
Prices of Sheep and IAmbs-fn lots ~ 90 y 10,
m9i N.
Veal Calves, s. % o Sl0O.
Hides a.. v n. Tallow Gle v d.
Pels 7jc % 81 70 each. Calf skins 10 % lie Y n.
Prices OF Poultry-Rxtra 10 % 40 primo 1919
1919, god isl9 isc medium Isl elise, poor To
medium lsc n.
N. n. Becf-Extra and nrst quality ipslsds no
thing but the best, large, ht stalled Oxen second
quality includes the best grAssfed O1en, the best
sall.fcd Cows, and the best three year old steers,
ordinary consists OF Bulls and tho Irhass - etst
Sheep-Extra includes Co-set, and when those OF
On Inferior quality are thrown out.
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STATISTICS or TIE WAR.-ln recent address
General j. p. Shanks. . member OF the United
States House Of Representatives, presented Co
pious and very interesting statistics relative 70
the military arm Of the service during the 10
bellion, which were compiled from official records
In he War Department and other reliable
sources. From these figures II appears that the
number Of white commissioned officers in ser
vice during the var was SO 1886; colored officers,
o.; white eniste men, 2,073, ll2; colored, 49,
895; total officers and men, 2,335, 95l. There
were killed In action-officcrs Of white troops,
1886: white officers Of colorcd troops, OIL; off,
GERS regular army, 90; general officers, 81 ;
total officers, 1881. or troops killed In action
there were 81 ,63l white volunteers, 1914 colored
volunteers. 1862 regular army; total, 40.3O7:
grand total officers and soldiers, 44.238. There
died Of wounds received In action, 20G9 officers
and 81 1924 soldiers (of whom 1887 were col
ored): total, 3S,993. There died Of disease
1928 officers, of whom was colored, and l47,-
900 men, Of whom 26,2ll were colored; total.
1908. Died from other known causes, 3SS
officers and IL ,457 men-total. II ,846; from
unknown causes, 1908 officers, H,09i mcn-
total, 1921. Tho deaths from all causes
amounted to 204 .4l6; llS officers and 30. O9a
privates died In Southern prisons.
The number Of Union officers captured BY thu
rebels was 1902, and Of soldiers, l70,O9l
There were legally paroled and exchanged, 647s
officers and 1881 soldiers; Illegally, lOt
officers and 1893 men; there escaped, 397 off,
GERS and 1916 men; rccaptured, 40l. r..
The number Of rebels capturci during III,
war was-oaiccs, 1882; soldiers. 42G.852
citizens, 10, 535; total, 476. 139.
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Of the immortal forty-dve, saying. that he can
not sufficiently thank him for coming to his
rescue and certifying to his official standing. &c.
Ifhe has written 70 al the forty-6ve, al right;
but II he hasn't, what arc the unhonored and
unsung going 70 do to vindicats themselves. c.
pecially II their biographies have not appeared
In the Pre,l On the strength Of these letters
the Assessor Is Offering to bet 500 that Bidde-
ford win send . solid delegation for Lynch.
lk.,.
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NEW PUBLICXrIONs.

PurSAxs for June, contains able articles from the
pens of Prs. Chsdboume. Prof. llopkln, Col. Hay,
kugene Bens,n, David Dudley Field, and Others.
II Is god number.
TuE TscHsoLOafsr Tor May has articles on tho
Dsrien Canal, Arcade Hallway, Hot Air Mosld Dry
Ing and many scientific domestic and business SUD
jccO, plans Of houses, 10, &c. This magazine
worth having. -.
,EvEny sARrRpAv.-The nambsr JUS recc,vod
trst,ons The Immortal MIcawber u portrayed 10
the series Of Dickens Illustrations All tho book
stores have this serial.
prrxnsoS,s fDr June presents . melange Of en-.
Cravings, fashion plates, patterns reoeiP~' poss
cali al burnham's or Pilsturys ior any Of tho
al.xo
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Early on Sunday morning the houss OF frsd,
erick Moeller Ut Dayton, Ohio, was discovered
TO be on Ere, but before the 6rc department!
could reach The spot the house was one shest Of
fame. Mr.. Moeler and his two scas jumped or
scll from the front windows. injuring themselves
severely. Il was supposed that all the family
had escaped from the burning building. but u
was afterwards discovered thst Mn. Moeiler and
Ave children had perished BY sufocatiou.
A little Connecticut girl has just jumped the
rope two hundred times without stopping. and
then jumped into her little grave.
A pair Of runaway horses overturned seven
hives Of bees In lllinoin last week aud the en-.
ragcd bees stung them TO death.
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DYSPEPSIA 0R IsDI0EsTIoN 10 opprs.-
sIou sfycr eating 90 beching mp of wind, and al
vays follows onstiveuess. DIR IIARRiSONp PR
lsfALTiC LOzENGS Hve permanent relief.
of dosc, and nsvcr Oil. Aiso, warranted % euro
every Kind Of PILES. For ale 81 Mol Ilspons
Temple Boston, by r. A. HARRISON 20, NV
prietos, and BY an druggists. Mailed JOG to0"'
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CARD.

We have secured the services Of Mr. AbIal Jones
Of BIddeford formerly OF the arm Of smith Jones.
furniture dealers, who cannot 10 sIcelled ~ urnt
ture carpenter, in addition ~ tho services of Mr..
Webster one Of the most skIllfl uphosterers In tho
county or State, We feel confident that no dealers
In furniture or upholstering can scryo the public
CiIADB0tRSE 4 sfEARNs,
Saco, June, $50 "a 10 Main ~.
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LEr HyERYnoDY HEAD

me so%prshsn.S: medical yc,s ;ss,,H,,n ,sya
BY A. H. Hayes NJ .dve,,,'.d fsIly ~ ne s,I msss
timld or sksptIeai r.sde! that 70 ,s - Yn.ns 80
ss,y .x,,ss' "a shst The weakened fbrcss of man
Sccd nav be rs-establi,he, and happinsss sad use
fuInes may b rrstorei % thess .n. ~ sIss,.
,, ssv "f Peshoiy Medical Institute. June
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TWeutv.fIve Yenrs, Prnotice

Twenty.hve Years' Pnctice
In the Treatment Of Diseascs incident 20 Females
has plassd On. DOW at the head OF all physicians
mailing such practice gpeelAlty, and snsbiss
the WORT cases of Supreme. asd AL other Mss-
sfysai Dsrssgssssn froD sAafet~v sss,s All let
tets Tor sduoo must contain 81. once, No. Eodi'
N. B.-Bosrd 'rni.hed to those desiring 70 re-
main under treatment.
Boston. July. is6o.-sp.noIyr3O ..
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Special Notices.

STATE OF MAINE.
Executive DsrAsrsur,f
AysrsrA, May %, 1870,
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council WIN 10
hsh At the Council Chamber, In Augusta, on Monday.
the l3.h day u June Dext.
Attest, FRANKLIN ". DREW
IVA eccr.tary Of stAis.
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m. wise to-day.-'Tis madness IN neglect .
.on~,, ar eojd. however slight Consumption may
feIiov. and though Dr. Wistar's Bsls.m q W,id
s1srry has frequently cured this much drcslef dis
$40 Il aino-t Invariably cures the primary disc.ses
Of the throat, lungs and chest, where other rene
dies fall.
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Re q asler,s: to the several esie.

Whole nunber % defFhtrs
MA. BJANCIIAHD. Portispd. cAsf,rsS",
JASON W, BEATTY, SEQ, !seeretss,
GEO. IfBiIY, wesibrook,
j. N, MASON, Limerick.
n A. lIOIUInpk. freeport
JDIIN WENTwOHfif, hlitsry.
IlTT1IER BII.I.fNGs, Brtigtou.
agathcsH D,siriof cosmaiies.
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suggest as matter Of economy that the Asses
sor's Office be moved up to the Press office, or
the Prss, Office moved down there for there 10
no need Of paying rent for two. Wv
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A son Of the late Stephen A. Douglas was the
secretary Of the recent Republican State Con-
,entiou in North Carolina
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PIMPLEa on THE PAOE.

Srus.. Pimpiy Rmptio". ana Bo,es. S di.ag.
urHtloas on the fsce, use PeTy's Csnedops PIN
pie Remedy. Reliable. Harmless, and contains no
l,sf yei.o.. Depot, - Bond g., N. Y. so!d by
Druggists everywhere. tmi3
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For Moth Patches, Freckles 4 Tan,

rsE PHRRy's MOTH and PREcKLR LOTION
U The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy known
70 Science fSr removing brown d';soi.rsaS,. om
Bond street, MY. Bold by druggists everyvhsrs.
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Biddsiord and ssoo Retail Pncs Current.


a.. ~ 4. as.
al ~, III
w 49,. H.a ,an, 81
WwIa,vSs.iui - a.
hu'v ss !. .: . 80 -. - ~
ress. Yn....w..zxss
fctaioes, V"'S..II,oo
Pcfk, sui' " p.''" , m9n
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Apples, Y bu-. 100 q geo

Apples, y bu,. 100 02@
Cookins.vbu., 5000.
DRIED, y ib...... 1911
Beam, = b.. ....3 I3d3 -
R,,t.r HA......2dS
Chrr-r m...,..,,isa2o
coae, R,o. y n....2odD
I.,, .,od5l
co.i g 90
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USE

100 USE
STEVENS CONDITION POWDERS!
1875 For Hsvsss s~d Cattle. .-r a..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-30
q, New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, August 27: There has
been a little more activity In jobblng way, bu,
no change in the general position OF the market:
Sales OF loo bags Patna at az gold In bond, and
duty paid; 100 do SIC; SEQ bags Rangoon 7a7Ac.
Tne new crop Carolina Is tierces) has also been
disposed Of to fancy city grocers: Carolina, com.
mon to good; . cwt, $s 75as; prime to fancy, p
cwt, So 25ae SIX; Rangoon, p To- 7a71s; RaDgoon,
gold In bond, . b, 3Xa3asc.
From the Journal Of Commerce: The market ie
steady. The stock OF both foreign and domestic
is light and the trade continue TO purchase fairly
as they have occasion to use. We notice sales Of
300 bags Rangoon, duty paid, at 7a73sc, currency
100 bags Patna at 8hc, currency; 100 bags do In
bond az 4Ic, gold, and tierces new crop Caro-
lima at 10Tc.
From the Times: Rice has been slow OF sale at
less buoyant prices. Sales 35 tierces Carolina at
So, ,75a9, currency; 200 bags Rangoon, free, at 81
al l2H, currency, q 100 lbs.
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'S Naval Stored
Jt.I%..n - Circular

NEW YORK, August 27.-srIRlrs TURPENTINE.
The business has been limited TO the local trade,
which is fair for the season and barely supplied
by currents receipts. The sales are 1850 ools at
cInde ss5 New York bbls at 4oxa41c. There have
been few transactions at yard over 3sc but at the
close. with very small stock lso0. Dds I: ls
firmly held at ss11a4oc. Receipts sl2., Exports
o RosIs.-The % late active demand for 'turpentine
has abated and the business OF the past week
has been confined TO the resales Of large parcels
at 81 soal 90, at which the market closes nrm but
irregular. or other grades the sales reach 1900
bbls at S2ao Is for No2 $5 25a3 IS for N0sl; S4a6
for pale; and 612h for extra pale: Receipts 65s3
bbls.; exports l6, ne bbls. =. :
TAR.-There Is no stock outside Of the large lot
so long held by one house, and prices have again
advanced to S2 rs for North County, and S. for
wilmington; but these figures are nominal, and
can only be realized at retail. NO recelpts; eX-
ports 30 bblH. -
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Easton q Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
week ending August A6, 1870.

NEW YORK, August 27.-THE MARkEr.-In on,
last report the market closed firm at 1911c for
middlngs. Saturday the market was drmer foI
spinning grades, under the influence Of small Of.
terings and good demand; the low grades were
dull. Sales 1858 bales. Middlings 19Xc. Monday
there was more activity and prices advanced xc.
Sales 2uss bales at 1870. Tuesday there was less
activity, but prices remained firm and unchahg-
cd. Sales ss5 bales. Wednesday the market for
good grades was quiet and unchanged; the low
grades were dull and lower. Sales 800 bales.
Inursday the market was quiet and prices q
snaae easier. Sales e87 bales. Middnngs ,9Ic.
Yesterday the market was quiet and unchanged,
| Sales 1859 bales.
During the week there has been q good spin.
nlng oemana at an advance OF &c in prices
Good grades have been sought after at steady fig.
ures. The offerings have been limited, with i,fii.
disposition on the part OF the holders / O realize.
Inele was some demand for the low grades dur.
| Ing the early part OF the week. but the unfayora
bic adyicss from myespeS prev nsed buyers nom
low grades and firm for the better grades. '~'
Spiuners have been the principal buyers this
veak. and the spinnlng demand would nrubahiT
be greatefn the supply OF water at the mills " as
not solimfted. Exporters are ont Of the marsel
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:EoR NEW YoRK-THURsDAT..

II The Splendid New Iron. Screw Steamship
"CEYDE,h will sail for New York on THURSDAY,
September ], at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. 2.
Union Wharves, connecting with Day Passenger
Trains from Columbia and Augusta, arriving at
half past p. M j. -. Tt'g,.1
The "CLYDEn will connect closely with the
Liverpool Steamship "WISC0SSlN,o OF Messrs.
WILLIAMS d, GUIoN'S Line, sailing: September
Tth. -. !. ia5 t,a7sl-.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line per cent.
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine stateroom accommodations, apply 10
WAGNER, HUGER & CO.. No. a6 Broad street, or
to WIN. A. COURTENAY, No. Union WharVes.
aug28-6 -
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tant subject the learned prelate;then en.eis
into an elaborate land exhaustive argument
m occnnving all the rest OF the letter, to estse-
ush th the. three following propositions: y.i,9 !,
NM. =. "a aean,nq the public and official infal-
,,hIlItv Tna. IN nf as te Roman Pont in his solemn
Judgment and ns decisions On If meters nat Ssos H
itlIn aut The vatican Council has set up no new
GnS Goctripe. but has merely proclaimed, in most
SoIemn manner, q truth which was handed
down from the beginning, which, IN all its
essential principles, has been 1or, centuries es
upon by the holy Catholic; Churchs that there
is no valid reason for asserting that this deflni-
ton Will or should so greatly startle or shock
the prendioesn nf nome Catholics as to prevent
orseven fetard their conversion to the true
faith:: FRAT the definition should afford no rea-
ss0habie cause of complaint to civil, govern
ments, even to those. which are free, OF pro-
fess to be based upon what Is called Liberalism.
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A Card from Pilot George r. Wilson.
CHARLESTON, August 90.
tn THE EnTT0R oF THE NEwS

CHARLESTON, August 90.
THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
see It asserted in your commercial news OF
Monday that the schooner w. l.. Springs, Cap.
tain Jones, was boarded on Monday, the 220,
thirty miles northeast Of Charleston bar, and that
she was ran west southwest for two hours, and
then kept her on southwest by south until 8
O'Clock p NJ, when we made buoy; soon after
which the vessel struck and kept humping for a
half or three quarters OF an hour, during which
three tacks were msle to get into deep water.
When ..,o question was asked the pilot as to the
position OF the vessel, he said she was OF
charleston bar; that We laid OF 81 IRE that night
and the next morning, made buoy which ]
said was Swash channel buoy, and made
several other marks all Of which ! said was
located in our harbor; that ] attempted TO cross
the bar again in the afternoon and again put her
ashore still thinking that was In Sw ash channel
Such mistake would not have been made il
there was glass aboard Of the vessel. boar
ded the vessel fifty miles to the northward and
eastward on our bar; the weather was very thick,
and l ran down W. S.W. until i yshoeled the
water and then kept OF 8. W. by W., and ran
that way until made buoy, and by not having
a glass took 1t for our bar buoy on Swash chan.
mel, and attempted. TO cross when we struck.
/ Immediately tackled and she struck again.
when Immediately hauled her out and laid on
shore that night. At IL O'Clock the next day
ask, the captain to take the sun, which he did,
but gave me no satisfaction. Captain Paul Raj
ney, q St. Helena pilot, says that such m!stake e
can very easily be made, as the land in thick
weather corresponds very much with the land on
our bar. GEORGE r. WILSON.
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ESTABLISHED 1s45.

The superior nrst-class sidewheel steamship
MANHATTAN, M. S. Woodruff, Commander, VIII
leave Adger's Wharf as above. - So, nv
Er The MANHATTAN Is one Of the fastest
steamships On the. Atlantic Coast, making her
trips In ffty to 1fty.nve hours and her table fB
supplied with an Of the delicacteS Of: the New
York and Charleston markets. Ill b.
:. ~ Insurance by this Line half per CENT =
H8r The JAMES ADGER follows on TUESDAY,
September 6, at 8 O'Clock P. II. - IN : 80 =
For Freight or Passage, apply to
= au02p-S :. - JAXES2ADGER d CO.!
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Receipts by Railroad, August 80.
: afrr.fH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

los bales cotton, 50 bales domestics, ao2 sacks
wheat I25 bbls flour, 274 sacks bran, lo6 casks
clay, las sacks oats, % bbls naval stores, cars
stock. To wagner & Merdaugh, Il waiter GO CO.
Pelzer, Rodgers l. co,AJ Saliuas, Reeder d pa
Wis, Smith & Chapeau, Armstrong 4 co, 6 W VIII
ltanis & co, F L Meyer, Wiss 4 co, Frost 'Adger;
l. Elias, Campsen CO. B 0,SeilL r CadWen,.J N
Robson, and ] r Pringle 4 Son. -.sl $50.
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Markets by .Telegraph:

FOREIGN. Y =. ooi-G;g -"
LONDON, August 2s-Eoon:-C -Consols slh
Bonds SIX. ..sl = ~
LIVERPOOL, August 2a-Noon.-Cotton opens
steady; uplands sgd; Orleans s5sd; sales 10000
bales.
Evening.-Cotton steady. Uplands s7Sl Or.
leans sd; sales u 900 bsles for export and spec
ulation 15,ooo
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, August -Noon.-Flour and'whcat
quiet without important change. Corn quiet and
steady. Pork s2s l6aes 26.. Lard heavy; steam
lsHalse.s C6tton dun and unchanged; uplands
lsS;; Orleans 2o11c. Turpentine very strong at
S9xafoc. Kosin quiet; strained 81 IS. Freights
firm. stocks very dull. Gold 16ll. Money 4a5.
Sterling, long -ex; short lot. Bonds 1875: Ten
nessees Elk; new Sex. yirginiss e5; new 65.
Louisfanas 10; new "a; Levee, skies 1s<; eights 49,
Eyening.-Money 4a5c. Sterling szsalo. Gold
lo1aloH. Bonds closed, very dull. ,sixsy.twos
l2K. Soutnerns strong, especially North Caro-
linas and Tennessees, closing very quiet Ten
nessees az; new 60. North CaroInas SIX; new
sex. Cotton nominal sales 500 bales. Flour
State and Western 5sloc lower; Southern dull
and lower; common TO fair extra S. s5a6 75.
Wheat quiet and heavy; winter red and amber
Western 81 asa1 43. Corn heavy at s5aS6isc.
.sac. Groceries firm. Turpeutine very strong.
Rosin quiet. Tallow tlull Freights frmer.
BOSTON, August 2e.-Cotton quiet and firm:
middiings 2oc; sales 200 bales; net receipts 10;
coastwise so; total SO; stock 1000.
BALTIMORE, August 2e.-Cotton quiet and firm;
middlings 1s1c; net receipts coastwse lls bales;
stock ls3 bales. Wheat unchanged at 81 4oa1 65.
White corn dull at slal 10; yellow csc. Pork
weak. Bacon quiet; shoulders l5kal5hc. Whis.
key dun.
CINCINNATI, August 2e.-Flour dull and unset
Whiskey 90cas1. Provisions, no demand. Pork
s2S SC. Shoulders 14Xc; clear aides 17,ic. Lard
1ec.l ;ta&7 81 y '--E =
LOUISVILLE, August .2e.-Baggtng frmer at
sshasoc. Flour quiet. Corn unchanged. Pro-
visions steady. Lard 1890 whiskey soaslc. :
ST.. LOUIS, August es.-Bagging steady, riour
dull, ST s5ai 50. Corn dull mixed 84ad5c. Whis.
key s2c.Y Ness pork $oS 5ea2s. Shoulders l43sc;
clear sides 18;4alsHc.
NORFOLK, August 2s.-Coiron quiet; low mid
dungs lDk; net receipts 1872; exports, coastwise,
100. Stock sas.
AUGUSTA; August es.-Cotton market quiet and
prices easier; sales l4o bales; receipts IS; mid.
dlings Tic. Five bales Of new cotton were receiv.
ed to-day.
..sIvANNAH, August 2s.--Cotson firm; low mid
ding sales $50; net receipts for three days
col; exports ,coastwise 1924; stock 22s. qfs
MOBILE, August 2s.-Cotton nominal, low mid.
ding l7al7 40; net receipts IFS; exports coast
wise ess; stock s4A.
GALVESTON, August 2s.-cotton dull and prices
nominal; good ordinary 14&a15c; net receipts 80;
stock 1858. -
NEW ORLEANS, August 2s.-Cotton dull; prices
unchanged; middlings II 7,1a17<c; sales 300 bales;
net receipts 81. Exports to Great Britain "a.
New cotton, coastwlse, 24ss; to New York sss.
Stock &c, ,5s7. Sugar, prime, 1sc. Mo!asses 5oa'5e.
whiakey ss2xcasl. o5.. Sterling 2sK; sight =
premium. Gold 16.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-30
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,,,, on the Rhine the armies lay .. -.
No France, or not7 it:B yes, OF nay! d.
A. length King Wlllfan1 broke the spell;
"Rring here the map to me &.
aThe road to France Ia straight and nee -,
"Where is the foe-the foe r' why, mere y
"We,n beat him Forward Never NeveIIe:, Ieai:,
''Say, where lies PARISH, "patls ssLaeIte:
$50 throw bridge across the Rhne .,ra,
atNethinks the Frenchman,s sparEnng WI,
sWiu taste the bes, where grows INC 'iH