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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-18
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE REDUCED
SAVANNAH AND HARDEST LINE
STEAMERS.
FOUR TINES A WEEK TO AND FROM
SAVANNAH.

PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for :. ,.stA
Savannah every MONDAY, at s 4. NJ. sszea;,:i.siz..
DICTATOR leaves Charleston for Savannah
every TUESDAY, at P. Al.
PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for savannah
every THURSDAY, Of s A. NJ.
CRY POINT leaves Charleston for Savannah
every FRIDAY, at A. NJ:
RETURNING.
PILOT BOY leaves Savannah for Charleston
every TUESDAY, at A. NJ.
CITY POINT leaves Savannah Tor charleston
every WEDNESDAY, at a. NJ.
PILOT BOY leaves Savannah for Charleston
DICTATOR leaves Savannah for Charleston
every SUNDAY at 5 a. N.
The PILOT BOY will stop at Pacific Landing
Beaufort and the usual Landings on The inside
Freight received at Central Wharf every day
and stored free OF expense. oo
octos Central Wharf.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, November 17.-sales OF cotton yes.
terday 1o6 bales; mid ddllngs IA Isl4 &C. =. -
SUMTER, November 1s-About 22os bales have
been sold during the week ending the 10th. We
quote: Ordinary 13c; good ordinary 13Hc; low
m;ddltng 1sH; middhng AK; strict middling i4A.
CHARLOTTE, November l6.-l7s bales sold;
mlddlings 14Sc; market closing quiet and steady.
MACON, November 15.-Receipts 7s9 bales;
shipments 726; sales 726. The market active with
middlings at 141sc.
ATLANTA. November 15.-The market to-day
has been dull and lower; middlings 14A; low mid
dlings IA; good ordinary 13K; ordinary II &c.
COLUMBUS, November 15.-New York has ad-
vanced @c; Liverpool IA. Our market opened
quiet at l41sc, and closed quiet and firm at l4t4c;
sales 5s5 bales; receipts 6si bales; shipments 465
bales.
MONTGOMERY, November 15-The market Is
firm at l4ac for low middlings; offerings light.
SELMA, November l5.-There were sales yester.
day OF $50 bales; middlng l5Hc low r1ddlng
14Ac, and strict good ordiAary 1a1sc, The demand
continues good for the better grades; but poor
cotton is neglected,
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wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. November 16-TURPENTINE.-
200 hbls received and suld ut 81 SIS iUr soft, and
81 GO for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Market quiet. Sales OF
100 bbIS ut 41lc, and ST bbs ut AZ per gallon.
RpSlS.-Ony - bU!s sO nj S3 5Ua4 for pale.
TAK.--Is &c higher, and % tblS sold at 81 81 per
Dbl.
CoTroN.--Sales Of 9S bales at 15c per pound.
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Steamers o! the ahuv- Tic leave Fer ,<{Sse.
30. az, North Alver, ioUss u. .iIana r. .kks1 49,
street, New York., at IL o'clock noon, 0I tis IN
and Goth OF every month except when thesa-
,lltes fall on Sunday. tlien the Saturday preced.
ing. H .'set'' Z ss-'-!- tst..'' - 80
steamers for South Pacific amt Central American
ports. Those of am touch at MaHzaniild. y
steamship JAPAN leaves San francisco for Ia
pan AMI CHM october j., 1870. es!::a: X. a.:
No California sIe;ii!icrS touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwall:
One'hundred pounds baggageireeto TO each adult.
Medicine and attendance free. a. g Il
For Passage Tickets Or other Information apply,
at the .COaiPANY-S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wherr foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. ~ :EF. +. !BABfr Agent
julyl6-lTr ~ .rs ,...4...t-s,- -.r
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. NovEMBER Is
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

schr Robert Palmer, Dabolr, New York; days.
Salt, iron and hay. To the Master, King y GID
bon, G. w Williams d co. ~
Sch Emma, Magrath, Combahee. 2250 bushels
rough rice and 20 bales upland cotton. TO !
Lowndes and Colcock Il co.
Schr Sarah Webb, Pickett, Combahee. 1889
bushels rough rice. TO Bee i co.
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Exports OF the Week ending Nov'ber IL.
RREIGS. -


IIyERpooI-Per sf;bark florence Chapman
275T bales upland cotton, "A t6ns phosphate rock,
10 oO0feet lumber. -. ..Per Brbafk Ranger-l92e
bales upland cotton, $50 tons phosphate rock.
Per ship Aracan-3oSG Dales- upland cotton, l261s
tons phosphate. i. Per Br shfpW II Moody-2204
bales upland cotton 2O2 tons phosphate rock, q
bundles palmetto lear....Per Argentine bark
Enrique-l90 bales upland cotton, 100 tons phos-
phate rock.
BARBADoEs-Perb brig Geo S Berry-2o6, $3.50 feet
yellow pine lumber.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship James AdgerL15
bags sea island and 1882 bales upland cotton, 100
ties rice 100 bbls rosin, 81 pkgs sundries 81 bales
warn Per steamship Georgia-93 bags sea
island and 1855 bales upland colten, 66 tcs rice,
81 casks clay and sundries .-.--. Per schr Abert
Richards-l2o,0 900 feet lumber. Per Steamship
Manhattan-S5 bags sea island cotton. ll67 bales
upland cotton; IS bales domestics and yarns, 80
bundles paper, IS packages dried fruit, So empty
barrels, SO packages.
SO tierc rice, 2l5 bales cotton, l26 packages DO
mestic 60 ,ds 81 packages fruit, 20 casks iron' 0
bales hides and rags 2l1 bbls rosin Per orig
v.williams-2l bales upland cotton, rs tons scrap
iron, 375 tons phosphate rock.
BALTIM0RE-Per steamship Sea Gul-l26 les
rice 3v3 bales upland cotton 10 casks clay, hhds
and bale hides and sundrles.
WARREN, R I-per schr Starlight-200 tons
phosphate rock.
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Exports.
BosToE-Per brig r M Heslin-9S bales upland
and " bales sea island cotton, 25 tons iron, Is
casks clay go bales paper STOCK 400 casks RICE 42o
bbls rostn. 250 loose hides. 80 empty bbIs.
NEW YORK-Per steamship South Carollna-2l7
bags sea island and 1926 bales upland cotton, l25
bales rags 81 tcs rice, A boxes domestic goods so
bundles paper, "A pEgs sundrles, 1e bbls oil 10
bales leather.
BALrIMoRE-Per steamship Falcon-e5o bales
cotton, II casks RICE I8 bnls rosin bales hides,
81 bb!s oranges. L. boxes lemons and sundries.
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Receipts by Railroad. November II.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1855 bales COTTON, % DlIes guUUs, Cur SlUCk.
To Railroad Agent, and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
As bales cotton, l63 bushels rough rice, wood,
stock and milse II BischOif l. co, E J Wiss l. co.
G " Williams IL CO. NJ shannon, X Adger Wm @
Bee J. CO, w u Courtney j. co, Rev Toomer Porter,
F Barnwell, j e S IL Martin, W Bowling i
co, Beel, I MlIilgan; Wagener Murdaugh, J
co, j Il Screren, c + lIanckel, S Phonix, Pelzer,
Rodgers & co, and Order.
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sloop Mary, Mills, pom Pom. 6so bushels rough
rice. TO W q Bee 60.
:, Received from. 0hsolm's MN. 80 tierces rice.
To r Pringle Son.. -.U .i..,;;
=, Received s fiO@ west Point Mn $50 tlerces flse.
Deceived from Habenicht's Mill, James Island.
bags sea island cotton. To Fraser & Dill.
- received from Benefits Mil. 122 tcs rice. To
VIC Bee u co.
BELOW.
vessel supposed the British brig Cecilia. .:
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York
Wagner, Huger & COW A Courtenay
Steamship Falcon, Raynle, Baltimore-P C
Trenholm.
Brig Z N HeSln, Jones, 3oston--M Goldsmith &
Son.
,cbr St Clair Edwards, Ireland, Wilmington,
n C-H Baker CO. p - -'
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina Beckett, New York.
Steamship Falcon, Haynie. Baltimore:
Schr St Clair Edwards, Ireland, Wilmington,
schr sSh Alfred Keen, PiIlsbury, Chisolm's Isldnd,
sc. -
FROM THIs PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York
November II.
Schr N w Smith, TooHer, New ! forK,s NoVeIn
ber IA. So.
CP FOR THIS PORT.
schr T Baker. -, at Philadelphia, Novem
ber is.
CLEARED FOR TT-:s PORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. at New YORK, No
yenber Is.
Steamship Empire, Herring. at Philadelphia
November IA.
steamship Maryland, Johnson, at Baltim ore
November is.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Br bark Arbitrator, irwin, Liverpool, N"vem
ber1.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, s.RARgp AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOR e y.
LIVERPOOL
Br bark YumurI Campbell, sailed.-.. October 60
Br bark Arbitrator Irwin, sailed. November l
CARDIFF.
Bark Benjamin Ussena, HILL salled.. October 10
HAVANA.
Spanish orig Rosalia, Ximella. sid. November 4
DOME ESTIC.
NEW DiDFoRD.
Schr Emma Douglas, Ellis, sailed. .Octoner 70
BOSTON.
Bark Aurea. Lincoln, up...... .Octoper II
Schr Grace Grdler. Smith, cleared. ..Octoher %
Schr Montana, Bearse, un.................NoV
Schr Iris Nye, sailed. d...:..".........N November
NEW r0KE.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. cleared. NOV 10
Sclr Florencs Rogers, Sheppard, up.....'.NoV Q
pHII.ADELpIlA.
Steamship Empire. Herring, cleared. NOV a
Schr C Hand, Hand, cleared. l.......... NOV 10
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Maryland. johnson. cleared. Nov IL
SAyASSAn.
schr John Mottler, Barlow, cearsd.. October 81
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Norg-we have deducted from New Orleans
1875 bales uplands, from Mobile SO bales, from
Savannah 1s6 bags sea island and 4Sa bales up.
land. and rrom Charleston SAT bags sea island and
GA bales upland-the quantities received ct those
ports from Mobile Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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Chipping.

NOR LIVER POO L.
The First.class Bark "ADEL.IDE NOR. <tSas
RIS,n Reel Master, having half her cargo 4e22&
engaged. and going on board, will have dispatch
for above port. For engagements. apply to.
:. noy11-t,iths J. A. ENSLOW i co.
r O R L I v E R P 0 o L
The frst-class small capacity Bark "RO- Iii,
SETTA McNEILL.'' - Sprowl, Muster, having SS.. Ss.R
q large portion of her cargo engaged anu gong
on board, will have prompt dispatch as ABOVE.
For engagements, apply 10 ,>,e, our &. m
noyl2-mWf j. A. ENSLo" q w.
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.EoKGETOWN STEAM PACKET.

The Steamer EMILE, Captain O. = ,rEh'
C. White. will receive Freight 81 N
Commercial Wharf, every SATURDAY and WE'D
NEsDAY, and leave eacii port as f0ll0ws:. 80
Charieston, SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHT at;
Georgetown. TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING at
O'Clock.
On SATURDAY River Freight will he received for
Keithdeld and WermOuth Mills, and on WEDNEa-
DAY for Brookgreen and Wavery Mills.
Fer engagements, apply 10 q. .. -. ~
SHACKELFoRD. 4 KELLY, "a
oct2o-lmf Boyce's Wharf.
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the last telegraphfd intelligence, as contrasted
with last year, weie as follows: ,,,o ,oso

The following are the receipts OF cotton at the
principal Southern markets, as reported by tele
graph, from November 10 10 November 16, 1870
This includes all points but overland!
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Passengers.
Perssteamship South Carolina, for New York
OKeefe, G y Lee aud lady. A Clark, r DAILY,
Mrs Johnson Miss Wells, F Schachte and
Miss Weinberg.
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WTEEKLY LINE To SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY. DAYLIGHT ~ !.
For PACIFIC LANDING. BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD. SAVANNAH. DARlES AND So -
BRUNSWICK GA: 49, ..i..5.s..
~. Tie farorite Steamer 1t,
LIZA III ~ ~ G o x,
Captain L. ". BURNS,
will receive Freight at south Attain STS,,
tc wharf for above points every s5sSa111J5 = :,
TUESDAY. and leave aI every WEDNESDAY MORN.
me, AT O'Clock. arriving Al savannah. the Same
evening, and, leaving inr Darien, &c, the Ioi9W:
ino morning. Returning. vii leave Sayanla1Sor
t,harestOn every MONDAY MORNING, at; O'CLOCK.
For Freight or paasace:anrlv TO
RAyENEL & HOLMES. :.
sep1o No. l'' East Bay.
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DO R F L Q Z
TWICE 4 WEEK.
FOR SAVANNAH, FEKNANhrSA, IA0Ks0N'
VILE rGI.ATKS AND ALL POINTS ON .'.r'-.
TIE ST. JOHNS RIVER. sil3
The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain - : ~. i,,.1.iEES
George E.. mcmillan, will sail from rssgsx5b911E52s
Central WharI for. above points Gvery irGEsDAY.i
EVENING, M SnclocE, arriving back al Charles- i
ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON. al O'CLOCK.
The Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D. B-y yh'
cent. win saIl rron Central Wharf for above points
every FRIDAY EVENING. n o'clock. arriving
back Mt Charleston WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at
I'D. AIKES & CO., Agents, ,,s
octIO M. ) Central Wharf.
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The supplies for the corresponding week last
year were Sl,slS bales.
The stock OF the article in sight, at the latest
dates, was as follows:
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ty OF the staple for this period has heen liberal,
and amount to 40 bags OF Carollnas and Floridas.
Carolina qualities OF the medium and better
grades have been in steady request, aud the trans
actions i'll this description have been about ESQ
bass, among which were l at as; at 4s; 10 at SO;
10 at 56 at SIS; "A at co. SO at 65 ii at GS at 20;
at ,5, aud about 25 bags OF tine at S2@S5c p fb
There Is some desire to purchase Florida descrip-
tions. mostly O. the huer descriptions, and about
la5 bags have changed hands, among Which were
20 ut 80; II at -, and 81 common and medium oil
private terms. The sales Of Floridas have gene
rally been at % at SIC q fb for medium 10 fine.
Caro- iuas maybe quoted say for common 3s@45;
medium 1906: good 56@65; fine 7o@Sjc 2 ID.
R1cE.-The arrivals Of Carolina rough were,
to fair ex cnt, amounting 10 about 10000 6usli-
els for this period. This grain has been In active
request, at steadily, hardening prices, anu the
transactions have amounted to about 1000 ties. OF
clean Carolina among which were 6l at 51s; IL at
9l6; III SIS 90 at 5 90 at 5zs; 165 ut 81 164 Mt
G,s; 80 ut 3l6; ESQ ut OK; $50 ut ca; 2o4 AT 6;
l5s 4, Gis. and $50 on private terms. We quote
common 10 fair clean Carolina at 57l@6H; good
exc p 10. Messrs. Cohen, Hanckel Co., fac
tors OF our city, have issued carefully prepared
rice Circular, in which they estimate the crop
coming to market
Estimated yield. .tIerces 10000
Louisiana crop estimated ted.............2O, 600
Total crop Of q. s. estimated. .......:-. 90, 600
Teta crop last year. r.......................a 735
Estimated decrease. ,735
NAVAL SroREs.-The RECEIPTS OF these articles
were moderate, say about 1900 bb!s of all kinds
for the past week. The stock is light. and trans
actions moderate with q frmer tendency iu
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Exports of, Rice. Naval stores and Luna-
: ber from the Port OF Charleston. from
September Ito November IL, 167O. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-02
Wun,,ae,: 12s.
Tr n f r { i d.

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tff@en @eri@ten 3u9emutbet ,rprpen,
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mittelbor perleitet, posr {pnft cine Raatsz
sefdbrli9e Gbdtisteit f1@ su S@uleen
fommen ldBt. Die tir1lt9e Dtsci>
plinarsewalt dter seiitlide Yerionen
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Gin ideteuf9es Blatt 3ei9net bic
@iener 3ufduoe fol9enbermaBei
,,6ter it MueS los bic @@ule confeF
fonslps, bic G6lfer selolos, bic 69ul<
ben 3abuos, bic Steuern ennles, bic
Minifer ratblos, bic Berpirrune eren>
;enlos, bic Gage trofloa> cie Ibeater
f9amlos, BE Si1ten 3deelIos> bic Aufz T
tldrun9 birnlcs, bic Anmaeuns maBz |
loo, bic S@minoelet sren3enlos. llne
bri@t es bort tr9enowo loS, 70 fnb na=
tlrli@ bic eiteralen {9alo|es." - l.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-02
MnsldmSti9e Madri3tem.

&urembur8 ,par betanutlt@ sor
eintsen Sabren nod Gin aewaltiser
Stein oes Nnl ltpees fiir Die eurcpdil9en
@robmd@te. Muf Die GprperunsGrantz
reids fanb IS ielbit Der Nortreutl9e
Buno 9eratben, ieine 8elabuna aus
/! oieier Geiuns suriid,u;ieben uno bie<
lelbe fdleifen 81 lai1en. Seitber ia
men pcri1tecene Demonfrationen gum
goridetn sun renen BE jiinsfe bic
intereifanteite it; rcnn mad Beri9ten
oeutlder Bldtter berrl9te neuli9 erpbc
Mufrcsuns auf nerf9teeenen puntten
oc6 @rceber3o9tbums, namentlih sur
franSIfiben @rense bin. S9on itit
mtbreren Bp9tn wurben 3u Nomez
lonSe nno an anpern Srten iter Na9t
bel9iide unp frans5fI9e Gabnen auf<
sepfanst, bic Mor9en5 in aQer Gle
entfernt wurren. sluf ein.r Der franz
36fl9en Gahnen rpelde man pom
S@ulbaule ;u Xayl berabseri0en, las
man: ~Granfreid i1redt eud feline VT
me ent9eeen! Grbebet eu9, 8arser !!
Der jeBi9e 3uitanp fann ni9t ldnser
mebr 10 ,pdbren! Gs lete Granfrei1 I!
IS iebe Napolecn III" Gs 9iett
2eute, Die 9lauben, cas eieie &unrse=
bun9en ron paris aus Seranlaet tpsr<
ben ieien.
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cine ipdtere Mittbeilun9, ta6 bic er<
wdbnten DemcnFraticnen nur cur9
einise ausldnril9e Arbeiter berroraez
rufen icien. Die Bep5lferuns Der
Stdrte iowotl ME bic pes platten 2an<
ree iei jcrer Gerdroerun9 abseneist
unp nur befrett, bic Mutonpmie rcs
2anoes gu erbalten. Die 8spSlferune
Irerpe il@ aeaen jere Annertpn iei ee
Oil Seloien, lei ee an 1ranfreid, aus
ipreden.
Nprb=O Oeutf6lanb. Bie Ter
telegraph meloet, feierte R5nis @itz
belm ron preueen am 22. Mdrs 1einen
"a. @eturtstas. 0eneralzGelcmar>
i9au &ran9el bra@te pem &Sni8e bic
@ratulatipnen ieines treuen Rrieasbeez
re6 bar. Ser 5imlon, prdfeent
oes norppeut19en Bunoesp arlamentes,
eridien an etr Spiee einer;parlamentaz
Deputatipn uno uberbra9te benz arei=
fen &6nise bic @lddswlnl l@e Der Nitz
9lieper bieles &Srpers. Son aaijer
Napoleon, scn &tnisin @ictoria, pem
&ader GranS Sctpb, Dem &ailer Aler<
amber unb anbem pptentaten Iiefen
@ratulationszI zIeleeramme ein. Das
bat an f6 nidts @uferorneut!i9es,
,renn man eS nur oom Stanppuntte
pes lbli9en !6ofsGereuon'els betra9s
tet !; eo@ trdn9t fi@ babel unwiuflrli9
Der @epante ouf, tab bieier @rei6 ae<
senwdrti9 an Der Spise Deuti9lanps
febt, .lpdbrenb bic siel jineercn 6iir1en
neben ibm pie gfuQen erl9einen, ,-abz
seie9en baron, tpie man iiber preubi19e
pclitif centen mag.
Shb=O Oeutf 1lamb. - Ra9bem
Der Reidstas ees 3orobeutf9en 8an<
oes bic Nbl9ofune Der Sooesfrafe be-
i9lcfen. ourfte Der tooii@e Qancta9
natlrli& nit ftinem GorN@ritte ni&t
jurddbleibtn. Auf Antra8 bes Mbae>
croneten &ufel bef@lcb pabn biz ;ptite