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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-09-16
Notice.

TINE undersigned having purchased the en-
Il tire interest of P. K. Spangler in the Sad
his friends and the public generally, that he
will carry on the same at the old stand, where
he will offer special inducements to parties
wishing goods in his line.
1888 WILLIAM TUsCH.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-09-16

DEEPs constantly on hand . very large
~ stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskfns,
and Beaver Eaitingg IN great variety II styles
and eolcrs. BE employs the best Of Workmen
and win make suits 70 order in the ateet style.
Particular attention paid 70 cutting. cleaning
aad repairing. sa-Iy
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-09-16
TUITION EREEa

Board can be procured in the city at as reas-
enable rates as at any other place In the West.
Students who desire il will find ample faeisi-
ties for boarding themselves.
The first session Of the academic year 1870
II. begins Wednesday, September Z, 1870.
The regular examinations for admission WIN
be held On the It'll and Sth Of September. com
mencing each day af 3. m. sass
For catalogues and further particulars,
apply to JOHN FRASER.
President OF the University,
51-SS Lawrence, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-09-16

Chaffee, Republican, is elected to
Congress from Colorado.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-09-16
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWREhcE. KANSAS.

HlHTS Institution now affords full facilities
Il for prosecuting regular or select courses
of study in the Sciences, Ancient and Modern
Languages. Drawing and Music.
The collection OF apparatus has lately been
largely increased by the addition Of new and
costly instruments, which have been selected
with special reference to extended and thor
ough instruction in Human Anatomy and
Physiology. laboratory practice in Chemistry,
observatory practice in Astronomy, and Office
and field practice in the natural sciences and
in Surveying and Engineering.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-09-16
For sale.

A two-year old Mule. Good size. Price.
. So. Call at my premises, mile and q
aft northwest of Emporia.
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Oxen Sfrayed.

TROM the subscriber on the night of the 7th
pair white and the other pair red; large and
well matched. A liberal reward will be paid
for information that will lead to their recov-
cry. Address by mail,
JOHN EXTON,
1873 Toledo, Chase Co., Kas.
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PLYMOUTH

Is lively little place. 1t has two stores,
which seem to be doing very good
business. B. Pickett has purchased the
stock of goods formerly owned by Jake
Carter, and is doing business under the
sign of 'New Store" j. A. H.
, 1870-08-23

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lived for fortv vears on tLe Ia, If me-
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, 1870-08-23

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, 1870-08-23


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Nationalitets- op Reois+rerin Cerrifcy9r
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uden sarIio dertiI af Reoiorinrao mepddaaI-
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skuIIe ware a11braore' med tvdeIig Skrin
Tvs Farye naa mork GRIND aIInr 0myonIr
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Navn cIIcr Hiemstedpts NaTn ~ KIM tiIIod+
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TT r,aistrerat SEibs Nayn kan like for
andres udeu we'd EiersNifra o. da kun med
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Tifqlde af Navue.orandrino oliver der Mt
udstedc ct uyt Nationalitpts- or Beoi.Jre-
riucs-Certihcat Observation-Disclosures
blile utorandrede.
SIS.
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derom igiennem o. r0vrigheden, e~rstattes
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Diet for~stn.evnte tiIbageloyeres.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19

SAVANNAH, May 1s.-Cutton In moderate de-
mand; middlngs 21xc; sales 900 bales; receipts
1853 bales; exports coastwise 800 bales; stock
sc, ,742 bales.
GALVESTON, May 1S.-Cotton dull and nominal;
good ordinary 1sXalsc; sales 12o bales; receipts
1853; stock 2s,e47.
MOBILE, May l7.-cotton dull and tending
downward; middling 21Xc; sales so bales; re,
ceipts 174 bales; exports to New York S51 bales
to New Orleans As bales; stock 43 3,26o bales. May
1s.-Cotton quiet and weak; middling q &c; sales
$50 bales; receipts 1875 bales; exports coastwse 81
bales; stock 4S, $3.50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1s.-Cotton dull; middling
nominally 221Ec; sales 1000 bales; net receipts
1868; coastwise As; total 1103; exports to Bremen
2l2o; Vera Cruz $40; stock 125,355 bales. Sugar
dull AMI lower; prime l1Hal11<c. Molasses easier;
prime reboied 7oa75c. Coffee dull; fair l6ita16%c;
prime 17%a1SH. Sterling 2ea26J4; sight y pre-
mium Gold l5
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19
Markets by Telegraph.

FORElGN.
LONDON, May s-Noon.-Conso!s eI3i. Bonds
S9H.
LIVERPOOL, May 1s-Noon.-Cotton opened dull
aud irregular; uplands l11sd; Orleans l12id
sales Io, 900 bales. Red Western wheat ss I'd; red
winter ss I'D. Beef 1868. Bacon 5Ss Cd.
Eveulng.-Cotton closed steady; uplands llda
l1Hd Orleans 11s; sales 10, 600 bales; speculation
and exports 1000 bales. Naval stores lrmer.
PARIS, May 1S.-Bourse opened dull Rentes
T4f e7c.
HAvRE, May 1s.-Cotton opened dull and de-
clinlng; on the spot II so>Gc; anoat II 2sc.
Eyenlng.-Cotton closed quiet
DOMESTIC.
new YORK, May 1s.-Noon.-StocGs weak
Money easy at 4a5 per cent. Gold lax. Sterllne'
long, sx; short, loi4. Tennessee eX-coupons
COX; new IS; Virginia e1-coupons e9H; Loaisi'
ana mixes, old, 151s; new. 10; levees, sixes' "a;
eIgh,s a.; Alabama eights 1oa; Georgia skies 90;
seyens 90; North Carolina, old, SO; new 2424
South Carolina, old, e3 new S4,t. Flour dull
and SC lower Wheat dull and declining. Corn
dull and heavy. Pork quiet at $50. Lard steady
at 1910. Cotton easier at 22Ia232sc; sales 1000
bales. Turuentine dull at 4ohc. Rosin firm
at s. o7a2 10 for strained. Freights dull.
Evening.-Cotton dull; sales 100 bales; mid
ding uplands 22zsc; Orleans 23,6. Flour-state
ST. 70a5 65; western 81 7oa6 so; Southerns heavy
at seas o5 Wheat heavy and 1a2c lower. Corn
Lower; new mixed western 81 o5a1 10. Beef
steady. Pork lower, at s2eSa2e2l. Lard dull;
Kettle l6A. Whiskey heavy at 81 osiaal TO- RICE
firm at 8ka7Ac. Sugar steady. Coifec quiet.
Moasses and naval stores dull. Frelghts dull
cotton BY steam XII; sail 5-Ssa3lGd Money easy
at 4a5 Sterling ssSa924. Cold 14A Govern
ments closed strong ut fraction decline; South
erns generally firm.
Boston. May 1s.-Cotton dull and lower: mid.
ding 81 n net receipts ll3 bales; coastw !se
Il; total 1884, stock 5000.
BALTIMORE, May 1S.-Fiour dull ana easier aad
prices unchanged. Wheat dull; Maryland 81 Qua
l SIS; Pennsylvania 81 3oa1 81. Corn dull anu
lower; white 81 goal 81; yellow 81 13al 10. oals
firmer ut Csc. Pork firm at $35. Shoulders LA
14kc Lard 17Ic. Whiskey quiet and unchanG'
Cd Cotton dull and declined l4c:i middlngs 22'ic;
receipts 1872 bales; stock 2425 bales.
C1ScISNATI May 1s.-Corn declining, s5ao6c,
not offered freely, ST asked. Wliskey 81 OF.
Mess pork and lard held firmly; no sales. Bacon
in fair demand shoulders 1S;da13kc.
ST. LOUIS May 1S.-Best grades yellow anu
white corn buoyant; other quotations dull; mixed
s4casl. Whiskey 81 os. Pork s3oaSo 90.
LOUISVILLE, May 1s-Corn unchanged. PORK
$50 Lard Tic. Bacon shoulders 1876 WhsEey
81 O3a1 OF.
NORFOLK, May 1s.-cotton dull and nominal;
low middlings 2lc; receipts To3 bales; exports
coahtwise SIG bales; stock 1881 bales.
AUGUSTA, May 1s.-Co:ton market quiet, out
firm; sales $50 bales; receipts 2l5 bales; middling
2lc
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, s. c., MAY !
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamer City Point, Peck, Palatkn, via Jack
sonvilIe, FernandIna and Savannah. bales
sea island cotton, &c. To D Aiken q co, Plnck-
ney Bros, Col w Ludlow. III Goldsmltn a. eon,
jacques, Monett & Wharton, y Williams
Son. Lutlen, S Railroad Agent Klnsman Bros
Steamer Emile, Lewis, Georgetown. S c.. GO
.ierces rice, bales cotton, 1875 oags nee nouf,
mdse. and sundries. To Shackellord Keilv, u
mann Bros, Mrs D Ward, Terry 6 Nolen, Rev X
s TTapier, W Pringle, Mrs Hazzafu' ana
others.
steamer General Manigault Cordes, George
town, $ c. l3 bales cotton, % obls naval stores,
and sundries. TO ShacEelford Kelly, Barden d
Parker, Frost Adger, and T Smith.
Steamer Pilot Boy, White, Beaufort, hdis,o' ,
&c. 13 bales sea island cotton, SO packages sun
dries &c. To d Aiken & co. Ravenel co,
Campbell, and Holmes Il Calder. ..=,-,.
Sloop Isabel Londrich,. Santee. 1000 ousnels
rough rice. To W Bee & co, Pringe Sun,
aud Fraser Dill.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship"Tcnnessec, Chichester, New YORK
W Courtenay.
Schr John H Hancock Crowe Earassa Island
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tennessee Chichester, New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Bark Clara, Nichols, Montevideo, March 3D.
Bark Anna Torrey, Libby, Liverpool, May u.
Schr Jessie Clark. Clark, Philadelphia, May i3
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Potter, Potter, at Baltimore, May lG.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr May Morn, Stetson, at Baltimore, May 10.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
steamship South Carolina, Adkins, from New
York, May IS, $50 M.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOE THIS PORT
REIGN.
CARDIFF.
The Village Queen, McGray, up.......... harcn 81
DOMEST >.
BOSTON.
Brig Lewis Squires, Tyler, up. April - -
Schr Montana, Bearse, p................Apr ~
NEW YORK.
Steamship South Carolina. Adkins, sld May IL
Schr n " Smith, Tooker, cleared ,y''..'M May 9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19

artist. BY working on my vanity the stranger
had seduced me into declaring an income OF
Sli4, 900. By law, $1,000 of this was exempt
and and it was only drop in the ocean. At the
legal five per cent. must pay over to the gov
ernment the appalling sum OF $lo,6 income
RI NAV remark In this place that did not
do it, ,,o..
whose house Is palace, whose table Is regal.
whose outlays are enormous, yet man who
has no income, as have often noticed, by the
revenue returns; and to him went for advice,
in nv distress. He took my dreadful eXhibi-
tion of receipts, he put on his glasses, he took
his pen, and presto IL was pauper 1t was
the neatest thing that ever was. He did it
simply by deity manipulating the bill Of DE
ductions.r He set down my Estate. national
and municipal taxes" at SO much; my ''losses by
shpwreck, fire." &C., at so much; my elosses
on sales of real estate"-on 'live stock sold"-
on payments for rent OF homestead"-on ire
pairs, improvements, interest"-on 'preV
taxed salary as an officer of the United States
He got astonishing deductions" out OF each
and every one ofthese matters-each and every
one OF them And when he was done he
handed me the paper, and saw at glance
that during the year 1869 my income, in the
way of profits, had been one thousand tloo
hundred md fifty dollars and forty cents.
ssNow,n said he. ''the thousand dollars is
exempt by law. What you want to do is to go
and swear this document in, and pay tax on the
two hundred and fifty dollars.
while he was making this speech his little
boy Willie lifted two dollar greenback out OF
his vest-pocket and vanished with it; and
would bet anything that if my stranger were
to call on that little boy tomorrow, he would
make false return of his income.
"Do you," said I, ''do you always work up
the deductions after this fashion in your own
case, sir ="
"Well, should say so If it weren't for
those eleven saving clauses under the head OF
'deducticns' 1 should be beggared every year
to support this hateful and wlcked-thls ex-
tortiOnate and tyrannical government"
This gentleman stands away up among tne
very best of the solid men of Bufialo-integrity
of unimpeachable social spotlessness- so
bowed to his example. went down to the
revenue Office, and under the accusing eyes OF
my old visitor, stood up and swore to lie al
ter lie, fraud after fraud, villaDy after Vilany,
till my immortal soul was coated inches and
inches thick with perjury, and my se!f-respect
was gone forever and ever.
But what OF it? 1t is nothing more than
thousands OF the highest, and richest, and
proudest, and most respected, honored and
courted men in America do every year: And
so don't care. am not ashamed. shall
simply, for the present, talk little and wear
ire-proof gloves, lest tall into certain habits
irreyQCably.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19
Passengers.

Per steamship Tennessee, for New YorE.nr
Green. Mrs e S Green, Mr. and Mrs N Clyde, Mrs
Daur. Miss Clyde, Mr. and Mrs Mcneil, D y Bos-
tick, Master McSenl r n Hall, Mr. Hall, Master
Potter, Miss Pllnton, Miss Hoye, Mrs Stone, MRS
Lee, Master Ward, W S Thompson, L Woodlord,
Green, two children and nurse G Seeger, Master
FalE, Falk. Mrs Falk and nurse MISS FalS, :, +
II Stricken. G Walters, T S Granh Gerlach, M
McGority, Gill, Mrs II Pratt Mrs Pratt anu
child Marshall Hilton d.rI pIas IoiGa G0optni run,
lady, Malone, Mr. and Mrs IL Hall, A Prin'
gle, and Others
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jack.
sonyIlle, Fernandina and Savannah-Mrs Hal.
Mrs Kllger, Mrs Hoppln. II A HQppin, Miss
Hoppin, Miss A Hoppin, Miss Hoppin. W Grimly,
] Nemond and wife, J L TennisOn, Mr Hildebrand
and wife Whitney, Mrs Amber, Mrs Cooper,
Edgar, Mrs Creary, Miss Creary,sE F Creary.
Creary, w Lawyer, Miss Lawyer, l. Cheney, SISTER
Perry. E X Hoyt, Erampton, Miss Vance,
" Cochran, Col S II owens, Mrs Lyles, Mrs D
Bedell, Mrs Matfitt and daughter, E G BucIin,
TAYLOR, Fl Walter. Mr. Suell, Haseltine and
wife, Gourdln, c Leonard, Mr. Baker, MISS PINK.
ham and daughter, G Roberts q hnigh'' mr
Geer, Mrs Amitage, and 62 deck.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, &c
R Taggart " Lee Mrs F Stowe. Master AGra-
ham Ward F Wlckersham, w Bailey, Ma.
lone, Captain Griggs, Mr. Potts, Mercer, /! X
Mercer, W L Buck, Miss Henning, Or Hen
ming, General A N MsnlgauIt, Captain Gregg Mrs
Goodwin and four children. Miss Glbbes, Mrs I
Frost, nurse and two children, Miss E Surtis,
Miss Katie White, Miss Ellis, w Pringle,
Rhodes, Captain Isaac Davis, B Ellis, anu deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaufort, Edlsto,
W Wells Miss Chaplain, Miss Litchere, J Word
ing. P Cole, II Woodland, Chisolm John
Wright, w NJ Winderook, " Patten, Miss Day.
ton, B Whaley, Mrs NJ Whaley, and on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19
HAVANA Market.

HAVANA May 15.-The following are the prices
Of merchandise at the close OF the market on SAT-
day, May ID:
SUGAR-Nearly all the estates have finished
grinding, and Notwithstanding the foreign advlces
there is a large business doing; prices are un-
changed; stock in warehouse at Havana and Ma
tanzas $4,000 boxes 20 900 hhds; exported during
the week from Havana and MatanZas 90, 0oo DoXes,
firm for white pine at $27 so per M; pitch pine
steady at s26 per NJ. Frelghts active, but fall In
prices to the United States Is expected; per box OF
sugar TO the United States 81; per hogshead OF
sugar TO the United States $4a4 so; per hogshead
Of mOlasses s3a3 so; per ton to Falmouth and Or
ders 35sa40s per ton to France direct 4el.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19
New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, 18th instant: Tne
market was without important change. Sales OF
6oa6o terces, in job lots, at 7a7hc Tor good 70
choice Carolina. Carolina, common to good, per
cwt. So I5a7 25; do prime, do 81 37he7 62H Kan
3a3Hc.
From the Journal OF Commerce: The market is
quiet, but prices are steady at 7aTsc. Rangoon
sells in lots at &c, currency, and oaS16c gold, II in
bond.
From the World The supply Offering contln.
ues small, and is only available at full prices;
sales Of so tierces Carolina at 1a7Hc.
From the Tribune: Rice dull and unchanged
sales Of so tisrceS Carolina at 7a7Kc.
From the Herald: Carolina was quiet, out
steady at former prices. The sales were oo
tierces at TaT5sc for fair to prime.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19
Receipts by Railroad, May 1e.
po,,ru o.uorJyI piJIPnAD

365 bales cotton, A. bales goods, 14o D!hs navaI
stores. 10 Railroad Agent, Graeser Smith, l. u
DeSaussure, Frost & &dger, G W Williams CO.
Gibbes CO, WB Williams & Son, Feeder d Da;
Wis, Pelzer, Rodgers CO. Smith q Chapeau, "
Smith, Claghorn, Herring 4 co, Goldsmith q 4 SON,
W Courtney GO, wilkins ns, co. "a''er
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19
rhe Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

rhe Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May Is, 1870
CoTToN-Sellers to-day wishing to dispose OF
the article had to submit to the views OF buyers,
and mddlugs In some cases came down to 2lc,
but in other operations the article that was taken
was rather scant; factors were not, however,
willing in all Instances to accept these figures,
prices showing irregularity. The sales were
about 800 bales, soy II at 13c; at lss IL at 10;
IS at 90; at 2o,5; Is ut oO ~ at 2l &c at 81 x;
o at e2c. We quote, somewhat nominally *
LIVERPOOL. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary Is GO
Low middllng ..................2oo .2ohS2o@
NtGilinp. .........,..@l 0g-
Strict middling. g........... ......2l5S9-
RIcE.-The market was steady for this grain;
sales about 100 tierccs clean Carolina, say 80
tlerces at OK; eat Z; GO at 7,.c p ID. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at 61Sa7c; good
7H@79s:.
naval S-ok Es.-The market was somewhat ac-
tive, but prices had an easier tendency. Sales
a6e bbls spirits turpentlne at 34c- Say Of rosins,
bbls window glass at SIS 90; ITO bbls pale at
81 IS: 90 bbls low pale at 81; 81 bss No. ut 50;
200 bbls extra No. ct 81 10; 200 bbls No. 2 at
ST 60.
FRHIaHTs.JTo Liverpool, BY steam, direct nomi-
nal, via New York, 7.l6d on uplands; 11-16d
on sea Islands; by sail we quote f-!6d on
UPLAND cotton, and Hd p b on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi.
aal; by sail, nominal at nc on upiands
and Ike on sea islands. coastwise to
New York, by steam, nc p b on uplands
aud Nc on sea Islands; by sail, re p tb on up.
lands. To Boston, BY steam, nominal; by sail, u
axcp b on uplands. TO Philadelphia, by steam,
Xc 2 b on uplands by sail, somewhat nom
nal. To Baltimore, by steam, k@Hc y ID on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcHANes.-Sterllng go day bills 241s@25.
DOMESTIC ExoHANaB-The banks purchase sight
checks at u or and sell at u premium. Outside
they purchase at 1s@I OF, and Sell ut 's@A
premlm.
GoLs-Buying at ls1z and selling at JAZZ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EIporrs.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Tennessee-73 bags
sea island cotton, 1903 bales Upland cotton, 65
casks RICE 40 casks clay, 134 bales domestcs, AGO
bbls rosin, II bbls oil, 81 packages sundries, 2o
bbls new potatoes. 20 boxes caboages, 232 boxes
vegetables, 22 600 feet lumber, So packages paper.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19

New York Naval Stores Market.
NEW YORK, May 1s.-NAvAL SToREs..-Receipts
OF spirits trrpentne 3S3 bbs receipts OF rosin 2S7
ness transacted was mainly in joboing way;
sales Of 100 bbls in lots at 42Ka43c. Rosn was ac
tive hut prices are unchanged; sales 1000 Dds
common strained at 81 0782 10, and 1000 dds 40
at s2o7k We quote No. Q at 81 Asa 62H; No.
So 75a3 IS, and s4a6 for pale and extra pale. Tar
was quiet, but holders remain very firm, and
where sales are made full prices are obtained.
We.quote at s2 05a2 l5 for washington aha New- e,
bern. Pitch-We quote at 81 S71aa2 bo LOT CITY,
the higher figure on lots.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior CottoH Markets.
COLUMBIA, May 17.-Cotton was In good de-
mand to-day. but little Offering, At 2la2lAc !or
good middliDgs.
ATLANTA, MAY 16-The market closed at 2oAc
for middlings; 10Ac for low Iniddungs; 1S3Ic for
good ordinary; l7Ac for ordinary.
COLUMBUS, May 1e.-0ur market dull, weak
and nominal, 2OHa2o2lc for middling; sales 52
bales; receipts "A; shipments II.
MONTGOMERY, May 16.-Market quiet at 2lc
for low middllngs.
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s..o. E,v,.1. Mode 1. Fr.neais.
Val xouoHE NE N'1NcoINoDE.

Je suis, Je suis, Je suis,
CONNIE retole du natin,
Je suis, Je suie. Je suls,
Comme l'etoile, du matin;
La musique est en- par,,
C'eat que ma mere ma dit, .,o
Les anres elles jettent Ia melasse
Sur Ia tete de ce ne-gTee. g,o
va mouche ne mtncommode,
Va mouche Re emfncommode,
Va mouche ne m'1ncommOoe,
Gar Je suis un de Compagnle q.
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KIRKLAND MILLS, Ca, March %, 1870.
MDssRs. JACOB LIPPHAN d BRO, Druggists, So
vannah, Ca:
GenEemera-I have introduced your Great Ger.
man Bitters here to my customers and friends,
and finl better sale for them than any have
ever kept before. Those who have tried them ap.
prove OF them very highly, and do not hesitate
In saying that they are far superior In value to
any other Bitters now In USE =
Yours, respectfully,
lSigned W. KIRKLAND.
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Shoe. Fly, Nit Deuteh spraohen.
AusaYHRN | FLIEGE.

AusaEHBN FLEECE.
Ich fuhle, Ich fuhle, Ich fuhle,
..Ich fuhle, vie der morgenstern;
Ich fuhle, Ich fuhle, Ich fuhle.
Ich fuhle vie der morgenstern:
Die musk ist am Lutte
Meme mutter sagt mir das,
Am Kopf Won dieser Negerinn
Die Engele gegiesen Suckefsass, truhen
Auseghen Fllege NIGHT 'micn Ernoen
AuseShen Fllege NIGHT micn truoen
Fur Ich bin an dem Companie G"
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POET OALEN DA r.
MOONS PHAsEs,

First Quarter, 9th, 10 hours, II minutes, morning
Fail Moon, 18th, IL hours 43 minutes, MORNING
Last Quarter ed II hours, 40 minutes. morning
New Moon, Goth, hours, 81 minutes morning.
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HENRY'S
CONSTITUTION RENovAToR!

Based on seenec prepared with all the avaa'
Bile skill, and combining in concentrated form the
most valuable vegetable juices known In the his
tory Of medicine foT