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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-09-22

The ARIoN Piano is the CHEAPEST, MOST DuRA-
BE LEAST COMPLICATED, requires less TUNING
ana DOES NOT get out Of order, it is
The Standard Piano.
Write for affdavits, Pamphlet and Circular
asg~ AGENTS WANTED @NA
III every City and Town where we have not al
ready appointed them
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Julius Neuhardt, Robert Rieeer.
Henry Miller Charles Sodwedel
August Grueneburg. Robert Moenneu.
e. C. MANNER, (Inuentor and Patentee Of the
A.ion Piano Torte
Sworn to before me this ed day of July 1869.
G. G. TAYLOR,
Commissioner of Deeds
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COVELL & co

Warerooms and Office. No 554 Broadway,
Mandatory, 1877 SO Bower, New York.
nov lily
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THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY,

RICHMOND. VA.
Authorized Capital $250-00o,o0.
Accommodations over $175,000,00.
This Company issues Participating Policies on
Town and City property, by which the insured
becomes member of the Company, sharing IN
its profits. simi-annual dividend of per
cent. payable to the Mutual Policy holders of
this Company, declared July LIST. 1869, also per
cent. January LIST. 1870. Insure in this South
ern Company. its investments made for the
benefit Of Southern ARRANGEMENTS. 1t brings
money to our people. Keeps money with our
people. Then why should they continue to i'm
poverish themselves by sending money off, which
can as easily-as safely-as probably be kept at
home Al who wish Life or Frnsurance will
find it to their interest to call on M.
II. II. PECK. Agent.
OFF1cE with Drs. Hanger & Lultz, 2 doors
North of Spectator office, Staunton, Va.
may l2-tf
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PUBLIC TESTIMONIALS.

FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1868
At the staunton (Augusta) County Fair. the
American, .Tlutchinson' ..Sculy.'' and Old
Dominion competing, the Old Dominion took the
First Premium. At the Rcckbridge Agricultural
Fair, the sAmerican'' and Old Dominion compel
ing the Old Dominion again bore off the first
honors. These facts speak for themselves, as the
committees in both instances were gentlemen of
horougly pr .ctical knowledge and large expert
enca
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OH DOMINION
Cider and WINE MILL.

THE OLD DOMINION is the most popular
Mil sold in Virginia, we having sold nearly four
iuudred ourselves. 1t is made viii h two tubs for
pressing SO that the Mill and Press can both be
KEEP, constantly at work
Instead of the old fashioned graters we have
.dopled the crushing rollers, which ali admit TO
pc II e best mode of extracting The juice from
The apple. This mill man be by hand or
horse power. The following may be mentioned
.mong the decided advantages OF the sold Do
m;nion:'
LIST. 1t is so simple that the most incxperenc-
ID cannot fail to understand the principle Of OPP
Grating it at once, ard so strong that the most
careless cannot get it out of order
ID The grinding rollers adjusible, SO
that it can BE adapted to the grinding of all kinds
Of fruit.
3D.. Curved grades on the strainer board un-
Ter the tubs, so thai ths Mill is self csntating,
and the most inexperienced cannot misplace the
receivers.
The popularity of the grinding rollers is such,
that the apple is thoroughly crushed. and u larg
er quantity Of cider can be obtained from the
same amount of apples than by the use of any
other Portable Mill.
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MARINE NEWS,
CHARLESTON. DECEMBER RI;
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship Falcon Ilaynle, Baltimo,c-lcft 10Th
instant. Mdse. To Mordecai Il co. G Trcn-
holm S c Railroad Agent Z Railroad Agent. J
Wilson. T Campbell, J + O'NeiIi, j n Silcnx ]
Wiley ] n ROBSON. OsteniOIf &eo. w q Chnfec ts
CO. LsSrey " Alexander NantoRe Il 20, Helms
J Walsh. r NJ Butler & Son, T Dotterer, j
Porcher, l. Z CUwperrhwait. KInsnan Il Howell.
] TaylyT i co. Goodrich, Winem'n i co, Hart L
co W Lindley Rarenel & Holmes D b ahe Il
co. W G Whiiden & CO, w II Boring. f. Stoddarl
S co, WagenGr IL M0nsees Jos Aiken u co. j q
Ogeman. + Perry, Cameron, Barklcy CO, Shack.
clIord & Key. NJ Eas0n " Bro p Toale, q "
Aimar, A &iepaun, Southern Express co, q LII
enthal& CD, II Cobia d. CO. II. RlSchOir L co. Craze
ser i Smith, Douglas i Miller, W Gray, r Mar
shall, NJ Luhn. p Brown, II Leitling. f Q MaZ
w Hickey, Muller y Wieters, ~ etrens Werner
Duckcr, PeiZer. Rodgers co, T W Lndley, II
Stetzen, l. Bcckren', L lias. BoHmann Bros, Fl
kiatth co, l. Newmeyer, Kn0bencE & Small, Q D
Ahrens G." WicSing, B Q'Ne, Macqueen 4
RiecEe. klngar & co.
Schr Eiiima Green, Collins New York-5 days.
Hay, salt, acids. sulphur aud machinery. To Vim
Roach CO. felzer, Rodgers Il co, e W Williams
& co, Wando Mining and Manufacturing Gu, and
King Gihbnn.
Sclr Gen f Lee, Gradick, Cooper River. 1900
bushels rough rice. To e H Ingraham 4 Son and
z Pringie L Son.
Schr Ann Deas, Garbatti. West Point Mil. 81
ties rice. TO Cohen, HancEel Il co.
Steamer Argo, Kissam Edist0 and Way Land.
ings. a bags sea island aud bales upland cot
ton, mdse. &C. To u Nsbet.J Colcock l. CO, " A
BOyle, Fraser Dill, Gailard Minott, Mowry L
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Sales shaut 800. tierces Of clean Carolina say 81
tierces at 5H; 10 st 5x; Is t6J l42 at 6; los at
6xc p ID Good rice may be quoted at sx@6Hc.
NAVAL sToRss:-fhere were no transactions Of
note -. $40,
RREIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct y on
uplands; via New York, "a on uplands, 1Xd on
sea islands; by sail I'd on uplands, I'd on sea
Islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwlse-to New
York; By steam, Nc on uplands and 1c ON sea
Islands; s2 q tierce on rice; by sail, &c o ID on
cotton; n;- p tlerce on rice; 4oc q barrel on rosls:
s7@s s, II on lumber; ss@1o a NJ on timber. To
Boston, by sail. H@%c p ID on upland cotton.
70 Providence. by Rail sS 2 NJ on boards, &c
p ID on catton; BY steam 81 p bale on New
York'rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c 2 ii
on uplands; by sail, 81 q II on ooar'ls 50 on
timber; So p ton on clay, and .s5@S oo On phos'
pilates. To Baltimore, by, steam. nc . 10 oy
sail, 50 50@7 p AZ on boards; sa@o 20 = Ion on
phosphate rock Vessels are in asmand by
our merchants to take lumber freie.1ts from
georgetown, s. c., Darien and satilla River Ga.
aud Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern PORTS, am sip
a1e a NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
ErcuASGB.-Sterllng 60 day bills 1s%@1e.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The banks purchase
aicht checks at 2I@h OF, and sell at par.
GoLp=eH@lI.
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-KspassENrAr1rE RA1NEH.
zis First Appearance in Congress and
EIrst yoth:

,,,-,,, tho washington Patriot, Of Wednesday,
Visitors tothe capitol yesterday withessea .5e sest
.,n tnrrndnction into full membership o. .nS
cnSored representative in Cong[ess-naihSy, ol
Sonth Carolina, who comes 70 So.gIess as tiny ,ng
Svccessor of the notorious carpetoaggeT anu
ssaadesneddler. Benjsmin F. Whittemore. IN Sc.
Ssctin9 this man to represent them. the people OF
tSe Eirst District of South Carolina nave, IN q
measnre. wiped away the disgrace that attacned
"a Them through their former representative,
Whittemore Raipey Is rather fne.looking man,
Tho js evidently pu1ed up with his own import
ance. His credentials were presented oy Mr.
naWes. OF y assachusetts, who also went ratner
ont of his ay to escort him to The speaker cnar
eo he sworn In. Ordinarily, when q white man IS
cnaIifed as representative, he Is Invited by the
aaneater to come forward, and does so UNATTENDED:
Spt I'm this case Mr.. Dawes seemed to consuer u
innnnrtant that the first colortd representative
aSaNId have an escort to the bar. Or course tnere
was no objection, and consequently no eAcie,
ment. The precedent hau been set IN tne case VI VI
ReveIs the colored senator, and It was useless 70
attemnt contest. After taking the oatn, Rsiney
C.Ited 6 and took the extreme corner seat, III
the southwest part OF the hail. on the Repnonca1l
side where he was surrounded oY croHa VI
Yenresentati YES, composed ofhis coleac ne Boven,
Ealles, OF PENNSYLVANIA; Atwood, Of Wisconsin
RntIer. of tennessee; Maynard, OF tennessee;
NorriTi OF Maine; Moren, Of pennsylvania, anu
others. who seemed particularly anxious y snow
attention. TO their ''man and brother." Ralney's
Srst vote was given In the negative, IN the pro
nosition to Law on the table General Gankss san
6omtnro resolution. He may therefore De COUNT
cd on Ss an anneXationist
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L / n c 8
TO ONE WHO WILL UNDERSTAND.

psou,,es there were at the ball tonight,
Rsanties with powder, patch and paint;
parf eyes swan in their liquid light,
Blue eyes plead like the pictured saint.
And the giddv notes Of the gay gdtop
Foated, then ded, though the perfumed air;
seldom, I ween, IN this world below
Mortals are blest witt e scene more ialr.
And sat by, IN half dreamy trance,
Striving to read In the Futures book;
ouiyering under her transient glance,
Thrilling with love ut each heightened look;
Till Hope took flight from my prison clay;
EAnd noated In Fancy's realms above,
While her bright plumed wing famed the mote:
away r-fa ~.
That Doubt had cast in the beams Of Love.
Silenced the cymbas; the dancing o'er;
Seeking my ehambe- there strikes thrill
To my very heart, for 9th the door,
In an envelope, lies .apaid bill
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Passengers.

Per steamship Falcon. from Baltlmore-Miss
Ravenel, Miss Wilson, and others on deck.
Per steamer Argo, from Edisto, Rockville, En-
terpriSe &c-u Terrell, NJ Baynard, E Bailey,
" whaley. Mrs Bentz, Miss Magn, Bailey,
Geraty, wife, child and servant, TOomeS, Z
Bailey and w Seabrook.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka. via Jack
sonvilie Fernandina and Savannah-Mlss g L
Peck. Miss Townsend. Miss iiare, Delaney, A
r Mcmillan, Capt willie, A Weaver aud lady, :
Williams, and IL OF, deck.
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| Son, stoney. d bowndes,:G " wItte, Rayenel b
/ co ] 8 Gihhs 4 CO Adams. Damon CO, w D9y-

Son, stoney.. d Lowndes,G " wItte Rayenel
co, s Gibbs co, Adams, Damon q CO. pa5-
ton, and Order.
sonville, Fernandins and Savannah. 90 oags
sea island and II bales upland cotton, mdses &c &C..
To D Aiken co. Geo II Ingraham Son. sten-
house co, G ". Wltte, Pinckney Bros, ] ColcocR
& co, ] N Robson, W'M Lawton, Steamship
co. Wardlaw Il Carew, Paul, Welch & Brandes, ]
Isear, Furchgott, Benedict 4 co. and others.
Schr Etiwan, Brown, Combanee $500 oushels
rough rice. To VIC Bee 4 CO.
Boat nom James Island. 4 bags sea island cot
ton To W Bee Il CO.
Boat from Johns Island. 6 bags sea island cot.
ton. To Fraser Din. ,,,,,a ~.
Boat from Wadmalaw. 3 bags sea lslanu COZ
ton. To Fraser Dfll.
Boat from Cooper River. a bales upland cotton.
To Fraser Dill.
Boat from James Island. 2 bags sea island cot
ton. To Hopkins, Mcpherson co.
Boat from Johns Island. . bags sea island cot
ton. To Hopkins, Mcpherson co.
Boat from James Island. bags sea island COT
Received from Habenicht's Mill, James Island
bags sea island cotton. To W Bee 4 co. and
others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bark Rome, Otis, Liyerpool-E Wills.
Schr George Washington, Plnkham, Baracoa-
Paul, WEIGH j. Brandes.
schr Daylight, McFaddn, Baracoa-Bayer &
kressel Jr.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Adelaide Norris, Reed Liverpool.
Schr Anna Stevens, Montgomery, JACKSON
vile. Fla.
Schr Daylight, McFa1din, Baracoa.
Schr Geo Washington, Pinkham, Baracoa.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York,
December II.
Cf FGI THIS PORT.
Bark sabra Moses. Kilam, Providence, Deeem'
Der 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr l. S Coyson. Brewer, at Philadelphia, De-
cember IL;
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Receipts by Fsaiirond. December Il.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

17so bales cotton, 20 bales goods, All bbls naval
stores To Railroad Agent, Williams & CO. J
d Aiken e. CO. Graeser i Smith, W Bee Il ca,
u DeSaussure, Wardliw Il Carew, " Wit:e, G
h Walter d co. Pringle 4 Son, Pelzer. Rodgers d
co. W W Smith, W 3 Williams i Son. G Tren.
holm & Son, Reeder 4 Davis, Frost & adger. B
Mulligau, Wagner / Murdaugh, Dowllng & CO, G
Fulln, Sloan 4 SegnIous, Elias d Bro, w Hall.
WK Ryan, p Murc co, and ClaghOrn. Herring
& co.
NoRrHEASrERE RAILROAD.
200 bales upland and bags sea island cotton
lO7 bols naval stores, lumber, mdse. &c. 10 Get
W Williams L co, Frost h Adger, Graeser Smith.
L Mowry i Son, Smith, H Klatte CO, O
Holmes. A. Salinas, Walter & CO. caldwell 4 Son,
Brodle Il go, Pelzcr. Rodgers Il co, Ravenel 4 co,
Reeder Davis, Claghorn, Herring K co. W Cur
ney, Pringle Il Son. sloan & selgnious. A dulll.
gan, PrltcharG, Levine, Moran, Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, Stoney & Lowndes. Bor.
ner, Fraser & Dill, Street Bros 4 co, Howard &
Bro, and Railroad Agent.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE. December 12.-Sales verv light:
quotations unchanged; extremes l2h 70 131sc.
MACON. December 1o.-Receipts i52 bales; ship
ments 7o5: sales I30. The market Is weak, With
middlings at l3A.
ATLANTA, December 1.-THE market to-day
has been dull and declining; middlings l3i4ci low
middlings l22l; good ordinary 1214; ordinary llH.
COLUMBUS, December l2.-Our market was
quiet aud weak at l3]sc for miidlings. Sales zoe
bales; receipts s02; shipments i56.
MONTGOMERY, December 12.-Our market is
dull and lower; middlings 13a13l5.
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Markets by Tele graph.


LONDON, December 12.--Eysning;-Consols s15:.
35s ed; aioat 2Ss 6da29s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e1%. Elves sSI. co..o
T.-rePooL December l2-Eye9ing.MCU g. 1oSa
dnil uplands SSu; orleans SIsaoI ISa,nlstion sg an5
arrive Sajss sS saeS COMMON rosn IS sdas
hpecember l3-Noon.-Co.top apIll;; ~ lands sHd;
Orleans 8XasXd; Gales 10, 900 bales. Red winter
wheat los sdal0s Cd. Corn BIS, PefK declining.
Afternoon.-cotton nat and irregular; uplands
e,<d. Orleans sxaS,1d; sales 10000 bales, lnclud-
T5S ing 1000 for speculation and export:
FRAS SkFoRT, December l2.-Unlted St ates oonds
a49. 90,
DOMESTIC,
new YORK. December 14.-Noon:-Flonr dul!
fave favor. Corn dull and heavy. Pork quiet and
weak; Ola mess s22. Lard 12hal2hc. Cotton
dull aud lover; uplands l5Hc; Orleans 1886;
sales 1900 bales. Freights dull. Stocks dull.
Gold 1ox.. Money 5ae per cent. Exchange'
Evening.-Money active; call loans 6a7 per
cent. Exchange frmer at s2ias. Gold closed az
11;i. Governments active: slXty:fwos I7s: Soutn.
erns very dull. Cotton weak with fair demand;
sales OF 1900 bales at 15Hc. Fiour-Southern
dull and heavy at seas so; common to good extra
So SIS to o5. Whiskey heavy at rs. wheat lac
better, and active export inquiry at 81 81 TO SO
old winter red and amber Western 81 81: Corn Ia
&c lower. New mess pork $40 75a20. Lard dull
and heavy at l1Aa12sc; steam l3c. Turpen-
tine quiet at d6Hc. Rosin dali at So o5 for strain.
ed. Freights to- Liverpool active; cotton by
steam o-l6: by sail 3l6 to II.
BOSTON, December 14.-Co,ton dull and heavy
middlings 15Hc; sales 200 bales; net receipts ~
coastwise l431; total l445; stock $500.
BALTIMORE, December li.-Cotton lrmer antl
held higher; mlddling l4al4Mc; sales $50 bales:
net receipts 10lS oales coastwse 262 bales: total
1880 bales; exports coastwlse 100 ba!es stock H.,
O02 bales. Flour and wheat firm. Corn, white
sctive at 13c; yellow 72c. Provisions, In absence
of orders, nominal. WhsEey inactive at CSC.
CINCINNATI, December l4.-Four and corn dn.l
and UNCHANGED. Mess pork dull, nominal y
SIS IS. whsRey in good demand at Ssc. Lard
duh and lower. Bacon qulet anu weak, asking
lie: shoulders l3hc; clear rib sides 14c.
NORFOLK. December 14:Cotton dull anu lower;
middlings l4c; sales $50 bales; net receipts 1881
exports ceastwise 1926; stock Sis.
WILMINGTON, December A-Colion quiet; mid
ing Il cents; net receipts le2 oa!esi stock I'LL
AuGUSrA, December 14-Cotton In gnod dc-
mand, with prices steady; sales 1850 bales; re-
ceipts 1915: middlings 13a<alSNc.
ton; good grades scarce; middling !45s@l4is
cents: sales 1850 bales; net receipts 1861; en-
ports to Great Britain all; coastwise 1885, stock
72430.
MOBILE, December 14.-Cotton quiet: mildlngs
l4c: sales 1900 bales; net receipts 81; exports
coa- -twIse 7S2 stock 66.oss:
GALVESTON December 14.-COtton-net receipts
estimated at 500 bales; stock T., Gee.
NEW ORLEANS, December 1i.-Cotton weak ana
fair demand; middllng 14n@14H; sales l0.l5o
bales: net receipts IL, 565: t0astwlSe $50; t0tas
1905: exports to Great Brira;1 2sst: to the Con-
tnent oo33; to Bremen OPS; stock. isS, rs
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!. 4 FIRE in TEXAS,
N,RsHAL1. TEXAS, December II.

MARSHALL, TEXAS, December L.
The block of buildings on the east SIDE Oh
the public square, excepting the telegraph onlce
and market-hcuse are burned down. Loss $780,
600. Insurance $4,000. The principal sufferers
>are; E. u. Taylor, W. 81. Poland Johnson q Co.
Poland, Head L Johnson, Al Taylor, K. knight
/ Co., A. Cohen, J. Il. Starr & &c, ana a.
RuuicEe.
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New York Ktc. Market.

From The Journal Of Commerce. OF tho L.:
inst Rice remains dun and heavy. The supply Is
ean be disposed Of. We quote 6!aaElsc Tor COM
mon to prime.
From the Herald of the 10Th inst Carolina rice
was quiet the demand being light, but prices
were Unchanged A few small sales were made
within the range OF 8haTAc for fair to choice.
Rangoon was duh and unchanged.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December l3.-Ti RPESTlHB.-
olO bbls received and ssld at 81 90 for SOFT anu
81 20 for hard per $50 lbs.
per gallon.
RosIN.-Sales OF 292 bbls at 81 60 for strained
and No. . and 50 l2K for low No. /.
TAR-200 bbls changed hands ut 81 IS per bhl.
CorToN.-Sales Of liz bales, as follows: 81 at'l3;
SO Mt 1879; II at 1917. and i ~ lic per ID.
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COMMERCI.iL NEWS.
Exports.

LrvERPooL-Per bark Eome-46 bags sea island
snd 2371 bales upland cotton.
BARACGA-Per schr Geo Westinghouse 0O0lees
lumber 20 kegs nails. bhls pitch, 10 bbls tar, rs
boxes herrines. hoNes cheese aud suadries. 49,.
Per schr Daylighr-33.s quo lees lumber 80 hblS no.
tatoes. 80 bhls Hour, bbls pitch and crate cab.
bagee.
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MEMORANDA.

The Br bark Louisa Cook, Cook, for Cnailessoh'
was stin at Kingston, Jam, November ~.
The bark Sabra Moses, Kilam, was chartered at
Providence. r i, December 20, to load cotton at
Charleston for Liverpool!
The schr II NJ C0ngdon Congdon, from Bucks.
vile, arrived az New York Decemherl TO-
The pilot boat Atlanta spoke OF this bar on the
afternoon OF the 18Th. the ship Cynosure, o. Liver
pool, bound TO Savannah.
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Eottern.
100000 IN eRH''1A'Hs
GIVEN AWAY!
FORTUNE FOR TWO DOLLARS!
NO BOGUS GIFT ENTERPRISE
BUT A GENUINE INSTITUTION
TIE ALABAMA IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION,
Incorporated under tie Laws OF the State
OF Alabama, have resolved to give one

Incorporated Under TIE LAWS OF tne Slate
OF Alabama, have resolved to give one =
GRAND ENTE ERTAIN M ENT
In the CITY OF MONTGOMERY, ALA, on
SATURDAY, De ember 81, 1870.
Or, as soon before as the Tickets are suld, al
which time ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS, IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY, VIII be
given away, to holders OF tickets, az follow:
Gift In United States currency OF s25, 900 is
l Gift in United States currency Of $4,000 is
$4,000
Gifts in ynited States currency Of $4,000 are
Gifts ii United States currency of $4,000 are
10 csis ai ii Upitea States currency of $1,000 are
20 GIFTS ID United States currency of $500 are
100 Gifts in United States currency o. 500 are
1900 Gifts in United States currency Of $40 are
$4,000
1889 Gifts Of 100000.
THE AWARD OF GIFTS
will be made on the regular plan. under the su.
peryision Of sworn Commissioners, gentlemen ol
well-known integrity and high standing
The reputation and character OF the Incorpora.
tion OF this Association, coup ed with every safe
guard that the law OF the land can throw around
IT, IL guarantee that Redistribution will be hon.
e1Clg uOu JHlTlp Hlduc, duu Llhg CfClJ PiogCSpiOu
viii be given holders Of Tickets in any part OF the
country.
In oriler TO give ALL rich and poor, an opportu-
nifty ut this
GRAND SCHEME /
by which they can become enriched In an hour,
the price Of Tickets have been put at
ONLY TWO DOLLARS
a discount or ten FER cent. will be made TO pur-
chasers or 500, AMI u discounted 20 per cent. TO
purchasers OF Slo0 Worth OF tickets.
WE HAVE no AGENTS.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVET THOUS-
AND TICKETS ONLY WILL BE SOLD.
Parties at distance desiring to purchase TIC.
kets mus: remit the money, direct to the "Asso.
Ciation,n as per address below, either III Post.
office Order, by registered letter or BY paid ex-
press. Address, -
Montgomery, Alabama.
nS- Circular giving the result Of the award
will b. sent each ticEeLho'ler. nov30-l5
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Tae Charleston Cotton, i,,ce ami Ssva,
Storcx 3T1rket.

stores 3T',rket..
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. December IL 1870.
CorroN.-There was good Inquiry for this ar
ticle during the forenoon, and prices were steady
and well sustained; but kilograms proving unia-
vOrable, the market clUsed with less active fea.
lures. Sales abont 1900 bales, say at 12hc; 10
al l3; 60 at 1s; ll8 at 1Sh; "a az 13X; IS at 13;
BAG at II; ls6 at l4; 1O4 at AK; 15s at 14 49 at
lzHi 3 at l4H; ia on private terms. We quote
LIVERPOOL cLAss1FIcATIoE.
ordinary to good ordinary ......1S @l3S
Low middllng. lng..............Ii @!lE
MioutiuS l4l5N14M
Strict nliddling.. .......l4H@-
RicE.-Th.s. grain was frm, with ..ar tenart
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pUR -o-sW g o s T "A RI h..

T. EKINGsFoRD g son. MANUFACTURERS.
obtained
Ia twenty tons aca
Uniform
WANTED By TIE every
G
YEARS.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-15
Druqs, Gbe,ulra!s, &f


r. X G E L S I 0 R
II Ain o y C,
No DYE!
Insures Healthy end Vigorous Growth. war.
ranted not to contain LEAD, Sulphur, or any
other injurious Drug.
The Excelsior Hair Tonic will keep the head
clear OF Dandruf, prevent the falling out OF tne
Hair. and give II a soft and beautiful gloss.
1t is not injurious to the health OF the user nor
Is 1t greasy and filthy like many OF the prepara'
tions at present onered as Hair REVIEWERS.
Manufactured by DIR. II. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
No. l31 Meeting street, Charleston.
Price per bottle SO cents.
n Bs-All the preparations manufactured by
DIR. H. BAER are In accordance with formulas
given by distinguished Physicians. and have been
Subjected to long and careful trial. They are no
secret remedies, and he Is ut all times prepared to
submit these formulas to members Of the proies.
sion. or others desiring such information.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-15
nR. B AE R IS
IMPROVED

VEGETABLE CATHARTIC PILLS
will remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and
LIVER COMPLAINT-wlll cure Dyspepsia or
indigestion Headache, CostiVeness. Loss OF
Appetite. and have proved OF great use in Neu-
ralgia Dropsy, Dysentery, Piles, Palms In the Side,
Back andsLimbs. They will cure Sick Headache
and all Deraugemenis OF the stomach. These
Pills contain no Mercury. and may be taken with
perfect safety by any persons, aad In all sitna.
lions Of life.
No family should be without them.
Manufactured by DIR. II. Back,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Charleston, S. G.
Price per box a5 cents. Usual discount to the