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LAW
Circuit COurt-..L. 7. Swayns. Iudus.

Glreuit Court---I. ]. Swayhe, Judge.
The case OF the State of Tennessee, in
relation OF A. p. Curry VS.. County Court
OF nhelDy county, came mp for hearing in
the circuit Court of Shelby county on
yesterday. Messrs. Hammond Smith
Lee and Beecher appeared on behalf of
the complainant, Curry. The motion to
have b petition taken for confessed ana
the alternative writ of mRndamus mada
peremptOry, was argued by counsel for
complainant, and resisted by Messrs,
Harris, Brown and Wilson, they appear
ing merely as friends of the Court. The
motion was Ovsrruled, and an alias writ
ordered to issue, returnable to the first
Monday in June, 1870.
The following judgments were rem
dered:
King VS.. Broom, verdict for defendant.
Tennessee National Bank VS.. TagR, YER
dict for defendant.
White VS.. Douglass, verdict for plain
till, 1882 50.
Montedonico VS.. Page, verdict for plain
Notebooks VS.. Masen, judgment for do
PENDANT, SlS2 "a.
The calendar was called to No. 2I5. The
remaining cases are set for trial to-day.
Chaneery cOurt-.-chaneelIOr Morgan.
Court meets at 10 O'Clock am. on Mon
day, the 3Oth inst.
Bills filed since last report:
Cook & 20. VS.. j. +. Frank ct al.
p. S. Jones ct al. VI. g. W. Pease ct al.
NJ. NJ. Beach VS.. Wilson s. NJ. Co
w. =. Mulkey Of al. VS.. WI. Pollard ct
al.
J. X. FOltz, ex'r, VI. J. O. Foltz ct al.
Clerk and Master takes an account to-
day ia the case of j. ID. Williams vs.. H.
Nesperman.
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BoYs' STRAW HATS lust OPENED.
CANS, NEW STORE. 2ss Main.

PUMPs for bored DeHs by Browne &
Browne, Al Madison street.
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insane ASYLUM

CT. VTNCENTrS INSTITUTION FOR TIE
- INSANE, st. louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust 10, B58. 1t is private and nrst-eiass Ia
Its arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients OF both sexes and Of All de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
to taking opium or other stimulants to ex-
cess and desire to correct. FOr terms, etc,
apply TO DR.. J. K RAUDUI or the SISTER
SUPERIOR ans
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STRAW MArTrNas at E. Fegan's, 2eO
Second street.
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street. ALWAYS
has the latest papers from the principal
cities. P
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LADIES hemstitched Handkerchief,
one dollar per dozen.
7. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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TIE best and cheapest Pianos and
Organism the South are at 283 Main street.
Cali and see them.
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TOWBOAT LITTLE Alps.

TNOWING and all work in her IT.
L line lone with dispatch, at fS-
lowest rates. Leave-Orders at A. CaFr's Boat
store, on leVees with Bigley, Meilersh & Co.,
or apply ON board to
myH W. W. MAISGAULT, Master.
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sIAfIoNERY OF every description at Jos
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ST. LOUIS HONE JOURNAL al Joe
Locke's, 1854 Main street.
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans Il Thorn's, 2s3
Main street. +. Y. shirts ready made or
made TO ondeF-ht guaranteed,
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GAS fitting done promptly by Browne
g. Browne, No. Al Madison street.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

CTORE-2i2 Front street, corner Jefferson.
> apply TO WM; FEANh,
myZ7 ~ Nam sklSSL.
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RIVER NEWS.
BoATs LEAYINa THIs DAY.
IN PORT.


RIVERS, WEATHER BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, May q, 1870.
The river fell 6 inches in the past "a
hours. Below high water mark Of 1867,
10 feet 2 inches.
CHARLES GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
Our dispatches give the latest news
from above. The Ohio is falling all the
way from the headwaters TO the mouth.
Only one of its tributaries is reported
swe ling, and that is the Cumberland,
which was yesterday rising slowly. The
Upper Mississippi is falling at Dubuque,
and about at a stand at Quincy and st.
Louis. The Missouri is rising rapidly at
Omaha, but it is falling at Sioux City.
The Arkansas is quite low, and getting
troublesome. White river Is also at a
poor stage, but is still able t. furnish fair
water for the packets. The weather is
clear and cool, and business quiet OF the
leyee.
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joe LOCKE, 2S6H Main street, has the
largest variety OF Monthlies, illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
An old FaIlacy ExDIodsd.-..ThIrty /

An Old FaIiacy ExpIoded.--.ThIrt or
forty year, ago. 10 was the fashion 90 admin
lister powerful purgattves as q spring medi-
cines." Terriie doses Of salt and SIENNA. cal
omel and jalap, or glauber salts we're given
% all the members OF a family, whether
* or well, by way Of preparing them for
the warm weather IN prospect This perni-
cious custom Is nearly obsolete. but there are
sone old BouFbons OF private life, ineapable
alike OF forgetting anything or learning
anything, n obstinstely cling 20 It stiIl.
Nothing could be more perPtetous, more ut
terly unphilosophica1, than such an on
slanght on the vigor and elasticity OF the
system. In order TO enable the physical
structures 20 resist the enervating effects Of
spring damps aud summer heats, IL should be
toned and reinforced, not relaxed and weak
ened- me best medicine agent for this pur-
pose is HOstetter3s Stomach Btttera. Its e-
feet is TO tone the stomach and liver. gently
reileVe tue bowels rom DISTINCTIONS, brace
the nerves, improve the quality OF the blood,
stimulate the appetite and cheer the spirits.
In this improved condition the organization
is capable Of resisting unhealthy Influences,
which would PROSTATE an enfesbIed system,
A vigorous digestion Is absolutely essential
to health, and there Is no danger Of the
stomach hiJer1ng or falling In It's Important
| Office II this genial vegetable elixir Is tazsn
regularly Is a stomachic. None OF the tonic
tinct1res or extracts Will supply the place OF
N1& - 80 ~ 1AAA 80 AEA1SAa HALNA MAEI
operate as a~stringsnts only. In fact, in or
dinary practice, I'VE or six prescriptions
would be equired 10 produce separately the
beneficial results, which are effected sinful
taneously and -harmOnioualy by this single
specific
Life Is the Gift OF 60d.---WheH We are
sick this life IL obseured, under a cloud, op-
pressed with hum0rs. Experience has taught
as certain means, which never fall, for theig
removal. The child receives with his life the
seeds OF his death, 1t may take one, or one
hundred years, before the seeds bear their
sad fruit, but just as sure as the seeds ofdeath
ripen, life ceases. PuFging is the grand safe
guard, because then what fosters the seeds of
death are taken away, expelled from the
body. -
GOVERN YOURSELVES By E~xPERIENcE-My
child, aged i've years, had seaflet fever, and
for i've days had constant fever. By order OF
the doctor / gave her syrup OF rheubarb; she
took nearly = pint, but her bowels continued
closed. on the nth day the doctor said her
bowels must be opened or she would be lost.
I proposed Brandreth's pills; TO this he would
not eonsent-saying she was too weak. / con
suited with my husband, and We concluded TO
give her three pills, In about four hours they
operated, filling half full q e0mmOn hambe
After that operation the fever left her, and
she rapidly recovered Reference, 205 CIer-
mont avenue, Brooklyn.
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SEE advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another coll
umn, it should be read by all.
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LACE CoLLARs.-A very handsome as
sortment now being received, st 25 cents
each. T. W. JOHNSTON q Co
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HO! FOR THE COUNTRY

Gardens and Farms ca Long Time
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RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
aEeU. S. Mail Line.h&

Spring AErAnSSmenE
The Elegant Passenger Packets
THOS. n. ALLEN --..Reese PrfJchard, master
MARY BOYD .----.R L. Haynes, master
CELESTE NoWland, Master
OZARK---.W. B. Rowland, master
VIII LEAVE MEMPHIS FOR LITTLE ROCK
and all intermediate landings on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
Al 5 o'clock pm.
Connecting at Little Rock for FORT SMITH
and All inferno diate points with the new
and very light-draft packets
FORT GIBSON -.--.----.Eugene Smith, master
FORT SMITH----------.Bsrnett, master
Also, making direct connection at Little
Rock for HOT SPRINGS with the regular
mail coaches.
Freighs consigned to this LINE AT MEM-
PHIs OR MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER VIII be for
Warded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President
VII. KENNEDAY, Agent,
No. 3 Madison St. Stanton Block. mh2
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No. Gravel Roofing done by Rsr.hol-
Omew q Allen. No. 5 West Court straat
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FoUNDRTMEN, TAKE NoTIcE.-We have
ON hand a large stock of PIttsbnrg Coke
for sale al low rates.
BIGLEY, MELLERSH & CO.'S.
South Court and Main s~treets,
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ROBBINS & APPLETON,
GenT Agents,

1872 Broadway, New York.
n-Ask 10 see ne 1aele FULL-PEATE WATCH
bearing ne trade mark " AMERICAN WATCH
CO., Cresceat street, Waahd1n Mass" ~ oS
far ne 6est FtsR- plate Watch made IN the United
states. AID rtrpasses anything heretofore "'ads an
M, eon,.trv for RaLESay Engineers, Conduct
apis d4w
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The delightful country homestead of the
late Governor Jones, at b junction OF
Union Avenue and Germantown turn
pike, three and a half miles from the city,
will be sold at auction Tuesday morning,
by Passmore q Rufin. The property was
selected by Governor Jones as the mos
eligible in the vicinity of Memphis, near-
ly twenty years ago. when he was build
ing the Germantown plank o and
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, be-
tween which it lies. It Is the highest
point anywhere near and east of the city.
Subdivided into seven and ten acre lots,
this property will be Invaluable to garden
ers, and the most beautiful country res
licences now environ the place. The terms
will make purchasers rich: One-sourth
cash, the balance in one, two, three and
four years. Omnibuses will take pur-
ehasers from PassmOre d Rufin's at nine
O'Clock Tuesday morning. 4 country
barbecue will be served.
The Lady Managers of Lesth Orphan
Asylum are requested to meet at the @.
P. Church on Monday morning next, seth
inst, at 10 O'Clock am, for the purpose
Of comforting together on the subject of
having a raspberry supper, in hopes that
thereby we may be enabled to discharge
our entire indebtedness to our faithful
matrOn. MRS. MILE OWEN,
President.
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4saphls and Arkansas River Packet Co.

sAsAphls and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River . S. Nail Line.
THE entirely new and magnih- II
IL cent sfde-Wheei
packet, built expressly for the trade,
Il. p. WALT------JOHN WOODBURN, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, al
S O'Clock pm, for all points on WHITE RIVER
THROUGH TO JACKSONPORT; also, to WEST
POINT and SEARCY on LITTLE RED RIVER,
connecting at DEVABLss BLUFF with Rail-
road for LITTLE Rock and Hot SPRINGS, con-
Meeting at JaeksonpOrt with gteamer Bates
vile for PoCAHOSTAS and intermediate pOints
Batesville. For freight or passage apply on
board or st ONCE of the Company, No. Madt-
son street, Stanton Block.
sp2 W. h. KENEEDAY. Agent.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
white River U. S. Mail Line.
For Helena, Mouth OF White River, CIaren-
don, DeYaIPs Bluff Augusta, and through
Red river.
Sir. r. P. WALL, : ". J. Ashford, Master
This entirely new and elegant L.
side-Wheel passenger steamer,
built expressly Tor this trade, VIII Leave as
above
SATURDAY. 18th inst, at S pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. r. kENNEDAY, Agent,
my3 No. 3 Madison St. stanton Block
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Receipts by Railroad, September 22.
snrrrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

7S7 bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 4S bbs naval
naval stores 281 bbls and ITO SACKS nour, 200
sacks wheat, 19 bbls pork, 3 tcs hams. 10 pel'
zer, Rodgers CO. Raeder Davis, Smltn,
G u Waller co, Mowry & Son, Willlams a
co, w Bee Il co, r Prlngle Son, Wltte,
" K RYAN, Frost & Adger, Bowling co, Sald-
well, Wagner Nurdaugh, Aiken co, stem,
house & co, Campsen t co, Bolmann Bros, X
Agent Graeser Smith.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1855 bales cotton, Sc bD!s naval stores, cars lum-
her. wood live stock, mdse, &c. To Graeser q
Smith, c " Williams h co, Frost Adger. W K
RYAN, Ravenel 4 co, T P Smith, G W Witte,
Salinas, Walter IL CO, Caldwell Son, Reeder d
Davis, Claghorn, Herring & CO, Kinsman How.
ell, Barden L parker, Marshall, Stoney,
Mulligan, ] Wieters, NJ Goldsmith Son, WILCOX.
Gibbs l. CO, Thurston Il Holmes, Mantoue & co, J
r Pringe 4. Son, J E Adger d co. ShacRelford d
Kelly, p @ Trenholm, Mowry Son, q Lind
stedt, E yelling, Pacific Phosphate co, Dun,
ming, Stono Phosphate co, Railroad Agent and
Order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
43 bales cotton, 90 bushels rough rice, lumber,
shingles and mdse. To J r Pringle so n, w +
DowlIng co, w Courtney co, Pezer Kod.
gers & CO, W 4 Boyle, Gaillard Mlnott, wagner
Murdaugh, Wiley & co, Frank Perry, NOUS. @
A Williams Railroad Agent, Osterholtz' " ~
Lawton, j Hanckel.
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The Charleston Market.
rpoR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 22.l

[FoR TIE WEEK ENDING ssfFSAD1" ---l
TIE cRors.-Tne very threatening weather
which prevailed having continued so long with
ont severe blow, there is prospect that the sea-
son may go by without this misfortune. ine
atmosphere has been cool, but harvesting mas
generally progressed for much OF the 1llne isvor'
ably, and complaints have not Deeh SERIOUS iio,n
any Quarter. The size OF the crops no" uepeAu'
upon dry weather and Late iap. a wei a1o uH'
settled spell existed yesterday.
r,s RycK1prs-The arrivals at the cotton ports
10, the week up to Friday last were 1880 osles'
In .ntrsst with II ,lo4 the week before, and 26''
1893 for the period last season. At New orleans
the receipts were s7+o bales, against 60ls last
year. The total receipts at the ports from sep
tember.l ], 1s1o up to the latest mail dates, were
81. s2l bales 10 contrast with 1857 the previous
season, showing 6 decrease Of 1886 bales. The
supplies at the principal Southern centres from
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Exports for the Week ending Sept. 81.
nnHFcT1C

BosroN-Per brig Minnie Abbe-21s tons phos,
phate rock 100 tons old iron 80 bales rags &C. "
'' NEW YoRx-Per steamship Clyde-13o5 bales
cotton, lol bales domestcs. 50 tierces rice, iS3s
bbls rosn 81 tierces clay, 10 rolls leather ~ pois
tsu1l215 bales upland cotton, bags sea island
cotton, So bbls nour SO sacks dried fruit zs emp
ty barrels ls bales domestics 10 packsges s1n nao
Saies cotton 40 bales yarn, 100 bbls rosin, rs Sol
1onr An hhis oil, IS bales moss 40 boxes machn-
% Rsgs aVoss
.otton aa2 bbls rosin, 3s bales yarns and domes'
tics. s2 old car wheels, and sundries. ,,,,,o.
steamship 1t1 nbiS rosIe oaeS
" ne 10 yveste % pkrs md5e Al empty bols.
p Fer pases scsr ssckneyWsso tons phosphate rock
Per steamship sea GuMle2 u bales sS up!rnd draa
cotton, bale rags ia CASKS cay, ~ - pAgs uiieu
PRoyipBNcE, RI-Per brig Henry BTooks-
11al3s feet nooring boards.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-The receipts have c0ntin-
ued very light, soy ls bags. The market has re-
NAMED quiet, and the only transaction was 2
bags OF new sea island cotton, classed medium,
at 6oc 2 b. Quotations are omitted until further
arrivals and transactions.
RIcE.-The supplies coming forward have been
limited, and were aboa. 6900 bushels for the week.
These arrivals have mostly been placed on the
market as soon as mliled, and have brought the
following figures % tierces good clean Carolina
:s% q b; SO terces good az SKI 20 do q: SO; 10
at 8 7-l6; Is do fair at SIC ID. The operations
are still on too limited scale 70 establish prices.
NAVAL SToaEs.-The market has been dull dur
inr most oil the week. and holders sell but slowly
in consequence Of the unsatisfactory prices. The
arrivals have been 70 fair extent AMI were
about 1900 bbl5 for the week. The transactions
were $50 bbls spirits turpentine OF 34c D gallon;
143 bbs extra No rosn at 50 25a2 Is; II bbls low
No do at 81 7oa1 so; So bbls extra No and
Opaque at 81 so.
HAY,-The arrivals have been about 26o bales Of
Eastern Qualities. The market has been quiet.
and we note sales OF 26o bales Of Eastern at 81 5S
per hundred. A lot Of North River was sid to
arrive at 81 IS per hundred.
CoRN.-There have been no receipts OF impor-
tsnce. The market has been quiet, with light
retail trade. Sellers were yesterday generally
holding OF 81 80 2 bushel, weight, sacks included,
for prime white There is but limited Inquiry for
common corn.
OArs.-There ls fair supply Of this grain In
the hands OF dealers, with limited jooblng busi-
ness at 7oa75c . bushel weight, sacks, included.
FLouR.-nere is good supply Of most grades
of this article The inquiry is to moderate extent,
and we quote Northern and Western prime at $575
. bbl .uper at s6@s Is p bhl, extra at s7@a7 SO y
hbl and family at ss@s so y bbl. Southern grades
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New York Rice Market.

from the Daily Bulletin, September 20: There
has Gsen little more business doing, bu: buyers
do not operate With animation, aud the general
Rangoon at 7Ha71c. and, In bond, 800 bags do
on private terms. Carolina, common to good,
SIS SOFAS IS; Carolina, prime TO fancy, So s21da9
per hundred Raugoon 7a7hc per 10; Rangoos,
gold, In bond 3ha3hc per 10.
From the World rhe trade are buying moder-
ately, and about rmer rates are current. sales
100 bags Rangoon, duty paid, at 7ha1Ic curren-
cy, and 300 do, in bond, ou private terms.
From the Journal OF Commerce: me marses e
is moderately active and steady. Sales OF 100
bags Rangoon at 7Ha7Hc, and, in bond, 500 bags
do on private terms.
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are coming forward in good supply. and super
may be quoted at So 5o96 rs p Dbl, extra as 81 30
p bbl, family at ss@S SO q bbl and fancy $500 so
2 Dbl.
BAcoN.-Prime meat is in light stock at steady
rates. Prime smoked shoulders may be quoted at
16al6Hc p ID, and prime smoked clear rib sides
scarce at ls@1eHc p b.
vEGErABEEs.-IrIsh potatoes OF the new crop
are arriving from the North, and may be quoted
at 81 @s4 50 . bbl. Onions are being received
and sell at 81 5o@5 p bbl.
SUGAR ASp MoLAsses.-The stocks are light,
but good to prime grocery sugars may be quoted
at llI@l2c p fb. Muscovado molasses may De
quoted dull at ss@4oc in hhds, and 4l@i2c . gal
lon In ebls; claYed at 33@35c . gallon.
BUTTER AND LARD-There is fair stock o.
prime Goshen. We quote good to prime at $50
45c p b; Chicago prime 2s93oc fb; Western
and other lower grades sell from 2O@Soc q 10 I;
country do at 25@3Oc p ft, as in quality. Lard Is
in good supply, and Is held at lsKc.
SALr.-Lots from store selling at 81 4o@l SO
q sack.
INDIA BAeGIHG.-There is some limited inquiry
for this article We quote 31@32c . yard.
Dundee bagging, "A inches, TX Tbs for the
yard, is held at 25c.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, OF the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market al
o@7c 2 b.
TIMBER AND LCMBER.-The market for this artl'
Gle is dull. We quote timber for milling purposes
from s5@7. Shipping timber sS@1<; 4-i@5'i
flooring at sll@l2 q NJ. Bright lumber, good
merchantable, from city mills, cut to size, from
Sl5@22 2 n by the cargo.
FRR1aHrs.-To Liverpool by steam direct nomi-
nal; via New York, 9-16d on uplands, on sea
Islands; by sail I'D on uplands, "a on sea islands
To Havre nominal. Coastwise - to New York, by
steam sc on uplands and 10 on sea Islands;
81 so p tierce on rice; by sail, re on
cotton; - a tierce on rice; 4oc Z, barrel on
rosin; sI@ss 9, NJ on lumber; se@lo p n on tim
Der. To Boston, by SAIL 1f@xc Q b on uplaD
cotton. To Providence, ss y M on boards, &c
Z, ID on cotton. To Philadelphia, By steam,
&c p ID on uplands; by sail, 81 p II on boards;
50 on timber; S. q ton on clay, and s3@3 so on
phosphstes. To Baltimore BY steam, 10 Q n;
by sail, Sc 5O@7 I, II on oeards; sS@3 rs p ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand by
our merchants TO take lumber freights from
Georgetown, s. c., Darien and Sattla River, Gs-,
and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports, and
$le@l2 p N are rates on lumber and boards.
ExcHANeE-STERL1Na BILLs-Tne rate yeste-.
day was 223S@2S for 60 day bills.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. banks are purchas-
ina sight checks on New York at u OF; five days
4 of;lo days OF; Is days Ia on; 20 odays-; 50
days =. They are selling sight checks at par.
Golp.-The brokers were yesterday buying al
12 and selling at IA.
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POET CALENDAR.
CHARLESTON. S. c., sEPT'R 2
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship J " Everman, ninSkiey, Ph!ladel-
phia-lelt = instant. Mise. To W Courtenay,
Apple co, ] E Adger 4 co, Abrahams
Son. ] Aiken Il co, Dr Baer. T II BRISTOL, e
Bedford, Byrnes Fogarty Blum l. Miller. "
Bliss, E Bates & CO, Fl BlschoE Il co, W Bissell,
Clacius & witte, Chaplin b CO.. j Cosgrove, W Il
Chafee & co, Cameron, Barkley d co, Crane, Boyl.
ston co, TN Cater, I Cohen CO. NJ Collins Jios
co, Commins, Douglas i Miller, Dowie, NOISE q
Davis, A Eckel Il co. Mrs E Ens.on, John
Fairly co, Frost Adge.. Fogarties BOOK oa,.1 De
L Hyer, Hurkamp i co, Jetords co, Johnston,
Crews CO. E Jackson, L KornahIens,
Luhn, Kinsman Bros. Lengnick, Sell Foster,
Manning, Mcqueen & co, Marshall i Bnrge,J
G Minor / co. w A Me.tens. McNear kendali,
D Mowry l. co. N E Railroad Agent, Nimt1'
tendortr co, ] Ogemann, O 0tgen, E Perry, =
Poppenheim H T Peske, J a Quackenbusn' : :
Russell, Stetfens, Werner 5s Ducker, W steel .
Stoddard & co, s @ Railroad Agent, Stoll. Mepo d
co, KTanlunson, U w Williams CO, "lisoh'
P Walsh. s
Boat from Rabenteht's k'!s, James Island.
bags sea island cotton. To VI @ Bee CO.
CLEARED YESl FRIDAY.
schr Florence Rogers sher. ird>Ne YORK"
Roach + CO,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-23
Interior Cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE, September 2O.-1o eales changed
hands to-day at Is 11alec, closing with downward
tendency and less demand.
MACON, September 2o.-Recepts to-day 6e5
bales: sales 524; shipped 7G6 The market Is NOM
inally unchanged. There Is good demand Tor
the best grades at 16c, though prices were weak
at the close. o,,,os
ATLANTA, September 2o.-The market closed
for good ordinary; lSc for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, September D.-Cotton ls IN IN
fair demand OF i6c for low middhngs; sales 2oo
bales.