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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-02
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Life Insurance.

1T va be seen y card q another
column, that the former proprietor Of
Ills paper has been appointed the A.
gent Of the Nashville Life Insurance
Company for th's district. lie has
ssoc'a.ed with him Mr.. JNo. B.
SMITH. an experienced Insurance a
gent, and together they viii manaGr
the affairs oil the company.
The Nashville Lite IS one Of the
very best Companies in America. and
deserves the immense patronage it
has already received.
Everybody uses the .Equiucs' for Horses.
HAVE broken up several long-standing
cases of CHiIIs and Fever with Simmons Liv-
d er Regulator. IaIso fin dir greatrehlcdy fol
bvsrcpsia and Ii .cr Disease.
J. w. ANSIEY.
Buena Vista, Ga.
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Try English Female Bitters.
ANONYMOUS.

Another anouy NOUS communica,
ton, offs personal nature, has been
sent in for publication, which we de-
dine. We say to all if you are
afraid to give Us your name, don'i
trouble us with your Productions.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-04

THE COTTON MARKRT.-The market for this lead
ing Southern staple Is undergoing period OF eS-
treme trial. The united influences Of full receipts
and continued lower rates for gold unsettled op-
erations in :he article and purchasers showed but
little disposition to transact business the market
here closing more active but at declining prices.
The article during the period under review had q
lower inclination. The English market, which oper-
ed at 11k@1lHd, declined to 1l1sd; at New York,
which begun at the rates receded to %, and at
this port the article for much of the time has been
nearly at o stand, beginning at 2sh and receding
to &c q ID for middllng.
The movement as Liverpool and New York for
this period, has been about as follows: On Friday,
February %, the former was llrmer at 11I@113sd,
sales 10000 bales; the latter closed dull and heavy
at 23H, sales 4jo0 bales. On Saturday, the former
closed at l1%d for upandS, sales 10000 bales the
latter was heavy and lower at 23'ss, sales 5000
bales. On Monday the former was steady ut
1lkd, sales 10UOO bales; the latter was heavy at
235I, sales 1900 bales. On Tuesday the former
was nat at 1lH@llI, sales 5000 bales; the latter
was heavy ard lower ut 23H, sales $500 bales. On
Wednesday the former was irregular at 11H@
llhd sales 10000 bales; the latter was lower ut
23c, sales 500 uales. Yesterday the former was
dull, at II Hd; the latter was steady at 23c.
The stock OF the article in sight at the latest
dates was as follows:
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Exports for the Week ending March 2.
FOREIGN. .is

Exports for the Week ending March 2.
FOREIGN. @
LIvERPooL-Per British steamship Lumsden-
8o1 bags sea island cotton. 1850 bales upland cot
ton sos bbls rosin. 1S5 tierces, 219S bags cotton
seed, 100 tons phosphate.
CARDENAs-rer schr Thomas MIsImmons-Sl,
S26 feet lumber, lis empty hhds.
DOMESTIC.
BoSToN-Per schr Ann L Glover-o bags sea
Island cotton, 244 bales upland cotton, % tierces
rice, 100 bags rough rice, 3l3 bbls rosin, q 600
feet flooring boards, 16S loose hides, 14S CASKS
clay, 16 hhds and lot loose iron. 33 bales rags
and paper 2ss empty carboys, boxes M and ana
barrel. -. Per schr Al Mahoney-196 bbls spirlts
turpentine l5 600 feet lumber, also inward cargo.
New YoRk-Per steamship Manhattan-5S bags
Sea island cotton, Sol bales upland cotton, 1T
tIerces rice, 81 bales doEestics 50 empty barrels
as packages sundries.. Per steamship Tennes
see-4l bags sea island cotton. 13s bales upland
cotton, So bales domesics, 60 terces rice, bales
hides, IS bundles paper, and SO packages. :. Per
steamship James AdCer-3l1 bales cotton, II bales
yarn, liz bundles PAPER, AZ empty oarrels, 81
packages.
PHIIApELPHIA-Pers steamship Prometheus-131
tlerces rice, l54 bales cotton, 13S bales yarn and
thread, q bundles paper, S bbls dried fruit III
bbls rosin, 1000 feet lumber, 200 old wheels and
ayles and sun0rieS. =. Per Schr Ann Z Carlisle
tons phosphate rock.
BALrMoRE-per steamship Falcon-144 bales
cotton, 268 tlerceS rice, bales yarn, 10 bales
waste, 10 casks clay, 10 rolls leather, ana sun
dries. Per steamship Sea Gull-ll2 terces rice,
Is bales cotton. IA bales yarn, rolls leather, II
bbls phosphates, 1000 bushels oats, AZ barrels
rosin, 1900 feet lumber. Per schr WIN Thomp-
son.-l25 tons phosphate rock.
WILMINGTON DEL-Per Schr H Whitmore-
100 tons phosphate rock.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, March 2.-Sales Of cotton to-day "a
bales.
SUMTER, March 2-Our cotton market has
been declining past week and closes at from II
to 21c.
2oS; shipped $685. The market was quiet with
moderate demand to-day ut 2lkc. until the New
York market was heard from, when prices here
fell or full &c, and the market closed at 2l&c.-
nomnay.
COLUMBUS, March 1.-No orders, and few Offer
ings, and nominal prices was the order OF the
market A few bales Of mddllng were sold al
2lkc., but the market cloe"d dull at 2lc. Sales
25 bales; receipts 80; ship ,ts 81.
ATLANTA March 1.-The market closed active
at 20Hc. for middngs; 90 for low middlngs; Is
for good ordinary; Tx for ordinary.
NTGOMERY, March 1.-Cotton market dull
and tending downward. Low mlddling 2oa2le.
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RARKS.

BARKs.
Skiold (Nor) 3o2 tons, Albrethsen In Ashley River,
for Rio de Janeiro, loading-R Mure & co.
La Kemba lBr) 5S4 tons, Brown, ct Accommoda-
tion wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Henry
Card.
David McNutt (Brl, 5O2 tons, Lockhart, at Central
wharf, for Liverpool. loadIng-R Mure Z co.
France tFrl, sos tons, Exmeln. at Boyce co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool, ready-Mottet, Huchet
Annie Torrey, - tons, Libby, at Boyce i co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W Roach co.
Rio de Janero, loadng-H Baker co.
Elliott Ritchie, tons, Pung, at Accommodation
wharf. from Guanape Isles, Peru, waiting
d oafo' RR1cs.
for Port in Cuba. ready-Risley & Creighton.
Monica, 14S tons, Libby In Ashley River, for Bos-
ton, loading A Enslow & co.
Francisco tSpanl = tons. Riera, at Brown cos
A IaTrabee = tons, Wardweh, at Marshslls
wharf, from Woods Hole, discharging-has-
Minnie Miller, tons, Anderson, at Kerr's wharf,
from Baltimore, diseharging-T Kerr CO.
ortolan s01 tons. Leeman, at Palmetto wharf.
from Baltimore, discharging- Enslow
co.
scHooNERs.
8 II Sharp, 30S tons, Webb, at Central WAarf,
for Philadelphia, loading-a Baker co;
fuuulG u DuChuuf Ltl bouo, DuShiht |A,niSy
River, for Wilmington, Del, loading EMS
lew 4 co.
Moonlight 100 tons, Briggs, OF Palmetto wharf,
for New York, ready Enslow Z co.
Four Sisters 266 tons, Shirrar In Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, loadingJ Enslou j CO..
Nicanor, 112 tons, Hannah, at Palmetto wharf,
for Wilmington, Q, ready A EnsloW CO.
G Thompson, 2l0 tons, Jefrers, in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, loading-H Baker & CO..
Hattie NJ Howes, = tons, In Ashley River, for
Baltimore, loading-Rsley & Creighton.
Henrietta, tons, Leavitt, In Ashley River, from
Boston, waitlng-Risley & Creighton.
N Hawkins, 3ss tons, Wyatt. at Adger's wharf,
for New York, leading-W Roach & co.
Young TeaZer, 106 tons, Brightman, at Palmetto
wharf, for West Indies, loading-J A. Enslow
& co.
Daniel Britain. 2s3 tons, Carroll, at Kerr's wharf,
for Wilmington, G, ready-W Roach & CO.
Chase, - tons, Gross, ut Kerr's wharf, from Nor
folk, Va, waltlng-Master.
II King, loo tons, Bragdou. in Ashley River. for
Gov Burton, = tons, Steelman, at Central wharf,
from Baltimore, discharglng III Baker
Virginia Dare, - tons, Johnson, at Brown d co.'s
wharf, from Berquimans c, dlschargng-
RM Butler & Son.
Myroyer, = tons. Brown, ut AdEer'S wharf, from
New York, dscharSins-W Roach & co.
A ] Bentley, = tons, ,1ulnell. at WaEdD Cnmpa.
ny's wharf, from New York, discharginS-W
Roach Il CO.
" Garrison, - tons, Adams, at Central wharf,
from Philadelphia, discharGing-H Baker
CT.
B Woods, = tons. Candy. at Marshall's wharf,
from Philadelphia. discharging-Master.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March o.-TURPENTINE-321 bhls
received and sold at 81 so for soft and 1856 for
hard, per $50 lbs.
60 bills at 42c per gallon.
RoSIN.-Sales OF T4o bbls at 81 IS for strained,
and 81 60 for strained and No. 2.
TAR.-lS1 hbls changed hands at 81 per bbl.
CoTroN.-Saes OF Is balls at 20s4c; at 2lc,
and T6 at 21Ac per lb.
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Tho chnrleston Mnrket.

IroR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MARCH 81
THE REoEIprs, 8C.-The receipts OF this staple
at the Southern markets up to Friday last have
continued much in excess Of last year, but show
falling on as compared with the week before,
and were Sc 7is bales against 90, ,424 the previous
week, and 57,4tl for the corresponding time last
season. New Orleans has continued to receive
nearly all the increase and arrivals there were
As, ,4s9 bales; this against 22, 9O7 last season.
The supplies at the Southern cotton centres
have reached about the following figures at the
latest dates.
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Receipts by Railroad. March 8.
SoI;Tu CAROLINA RAILROAD.

412 bales cotton, 90 bales domestics 10 cars lum.
Der, 13 casks CLAY, cars stock. To Railroad
Agent, Willis & Chsolm, Claghorn, Herring & CO.,
G Nv Williams CO, Mowry & Son, G II Walter &
co, Thurston i Holmes, E Sloan. r Prlngle
a. Son. Frost & Adger, w w smith, Pelzer. Rod.
gers & CO, Graeser & Smith, Reeder & Davis, and
Salinas.
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NEW York Rice MARKET,

The Journal Of Commerce, of March 1st says:
The market s quiet. Holders are free sellers, but
ind the buyers backward. We quote 6p7c. The
Carolina, against $500 bngs RangoUn, 2762 tcs
dressed Carolina and 5000 bushels rough do, same
time last year.
The World OF the same date says: Only jobbing
sales reported footing up about so tcs, at 614aTc
for Carolina.
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Vessels under 100 TONS. and steamers coastng
within tile State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Charleston, - tons, Berry, at Adger's wharf, from
New York dlscharsing-Jamcs Adgcr CO.
Champion. 141S tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, lOading-James Adger & co.
Maryland, 53l tons. Johnson, at Union wharf, for
baltimore, loading-Paul Trenholm.
Zodiac, = tDTls, Hines, at Atlantic wharf, for
Philadelphia, lOading-J Il Getty.
SHIPS.
Missouri, S24 tons, Bra,iburn, at Brown & co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool, loadng-W u Smith & CO.
R Winthrop y4O tons, Stewart for Liverpool, ut
Atlantic wharf, lOaIling-Patterson & Stock.
David Brown, 905 ions. Nichols, az Bepnett's
wharf, for Adelaide, Australia, load!ng--Strect
Bros & co.
Southern Chief, 1918 tons. Higgins. at Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Wlllis Il Chisolm
Pacific, - tons, Fo3s, at Atlantic wharf from st
Thomas, W ], wa!ting-W Smith L GU.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. from New York
whitney and wife, H Breslaw, X Heath, W II
Macy, Macy and wife, Alice Macy, F II Macy,
A Macy, Jr F Underh r II Hall and wife, c
Spooner and wife, Miss B Andrews, J Blunt
and wife, Master Blunt and servant, and In
the steerage.
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MEMORANDA.

The schr Abigail, Haley, from Charleston for
Weymouth, Mass. went ashore al ScituGte, Feb
ruary 49, and became totnl wreck. The crew
and cargo Of phosphate rock were saved.
The scr Thomas Bunnell from Baltimore for
Charlesl on was Oh tile Marine Railway, III Nor.
folk Va, February 26 Her stcrnpUst Will require
rclastenaT.
The schr Palma, Rankin from Georgetown, S
C, arrived al New York February ~.
The schr W Fl Thorndike, from BucHsvllle, S C.,
arrived aJ Baltimore March l.
Tile scir Mary Limelurner, from BucEsvillc, S
c. Tor Belfast, Ne, arrived AZ Holmes Hole Fcbru-
airy 2G.
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ENc- V - 1HPi'y.''. -10'7--
Stock OF cotton held BY Manchester spinners at
the mills now, 900 bales; same time 1862 'S'Ooo
bales. Mlddling aplands now 1lHd; then ll1'd
Pb.
Therecelpss at shis point for the week just closed
were Of .cllnl,g character in uplands, and were
1s4 bags OF SEA Islands aud Flordas, al 2sS7
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Drnss, Chemicals, &r.
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This medicine is known to the faculty as being
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-04
EXPORTS.

stssass Exports.
LIvERPooL-Per French bark France-1111 bales
upland cotton, 80 bags sea island cotton, 236 tcs
rice, 1881 bags cotton seed.
Rio DE JANEIRo AND MARkRT-Per British
bark Contest-32S, 750 feet lumber.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carolina-12
bags sea island cotton ls2 bales upland cotton. 30
tierces rice 160 bales waste, SIS bales d0mestics,
At packages oranges, and sundries. Per schr
Moonlight-Inward cargo.
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NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
43, 4sl bales upands, from Mobile -. bales, from
Savannah 1858 bags sea island and so bales up
land, and from Charleston 3442 bags sea Is an and
15l bales upland-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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PORT CAL e N ID Il Il.
unnH,G PHASES.

New Moon, Cd, 8 hours, 90 minutes morning.
First quarter, 10th, hours, SO minutes, morning.
Ful Ioon l7th hours 81 mInutes, morning
New Moon, Sist, s hours, 81 minutes, evening.
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List Of SliiDDfnG
STEAMSHIPS.

IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, MARCH 3.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within tile State, excepted.
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Comparative Exports OF Cotton and Rice
from the Port of Charleston, from Sep
tember I, 1869, to March 8. 1870.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERcIAL
The Moncy Market.

THURSDAY, MATCH s.
TERN RANK BILLS. Current Rates.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED ASD SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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bales OF uplands, against Ill bags OF sea islands
and Floridas, and 4o4S bales Of uplands the week
previous, and "a bags Of sea islands and Fleridas,
and sls1 bales OF uplands for the same time last
year. The supplies have come from the following
sources, say Of uplands per South Carolina Kali
road 2s9s bales; per Northeastern Railroad S'S;
Peedee 100; wagons CO., Georgetown, Is; SaVan-
nah 2. OF sea islands, Beaufort 20; Asnepoo .
Northeastern Railroad 4; James Island 1; fioriua
11S; Savannah 80.
The transactions and prices prevailing IN tnls
market for this period have been as foiloWs;
On Friday. February 25th, this staple was in
fo;r reonest. generally at unchanged rates; sales
ohent 45o bales; ordinary to good ordinary being
nnotad at 81 to 22H, low middling 22I to %, mid
ding esk, and strict middling 231ac. q tb.
ON Saturday there was q good demand during
the first Of the day, at rates generally steady, OUT
In some cases easier, the market closing quiet;
sales $50 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being
sueted at 81 to 22X, low middling .2Ac. to 22N,
middling % to 2sH, strict middlng 2SAc. b.
On Monday there was little disposition TO pur-
chase, and the few operations were at declining
rates; sales so bales on the basis Of 22Ac p lb for
low mddlng.
On Tuesday the article continued depressed and
prices lower; sales about so bales the basis Of
22kc p fb for middllng.
On Wednesday, with an easier disposition IN
prices, good demand prevailed; sales about 500
bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
oo@olc, low middling 211sc, middIng 22@22Hc,
and strict middling 221zc 2 ID.
Yesterday the market was active, but prices
were easier; sales HOO bales, say 9 at lsc, 10 az
1sHc 40 at ooc 60 at 2OHc, 27s at 2lc, s5 at 2lc,
Q at 2lS5c, 81 at 22c, $50 at 221<c We quote:
IJvEPpooI CLASSIFICATION.
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lanes CoNNER's SONS

limited STATES TYPE AND ELEGTHsUyliI !, re
FOUNDRY AND PRlNTEkS "ANhiiooon'
NOS. %, 80 AND 80, CENTRE STREET.
CORNER READ AND DUANE SIkEhIs'
Ne W YOR K.
Evening star., 1870-03-08
STATES MARsHALy SALE

In virtue of two writs Of feri fscias, issued from
the Clerk o6ce Of the Su premeC urt of the District
OF Columbia, holding an Equity Court, and TO me di-
recfed will sell at public sale for cash. the front
DAY the 18th day Of March next, ls70, ar IL clock
Ely eIsim 10 w I Al zaehariah
an undivided fourth in and to the whole OF Lot No.
3, and part q Lot No 4, agrseably to Webb Brad
Il contained within the following metes and bounds
beginning at the southwest corner Of said lot No.
street north 30 feet thence due north loo feet thence
due west feet and THENCE due south loo feet to the
the improvements thereon, seixed and levied upon
1 the property Of Zachariah McElfresh ard will be
sold to satisfy executions Nos $50 and 573 in favor
OF Mary Ellen AcElfresh. ALEX. SHARP,
lie 10 u. q. MArshaI n n
Evening star., 1870-03-08
LATE TELEGRAMs, &c.

AT a meeting Of the Democratic Association
OF Pennsylvania, on Saturday last, the orator of
the occasion urged the Democracy of the coun-
uy to recognize the importance of the colored
President in 1871.
In consequence Of the continued mismanage-
ment OF the telegraph service in England a
meeting OF the Representatives Of the Press As
action should be taken by the public journals
The Board of Trade in Buffalo, New York.
after examining witnesses on the charges against
u ,: Bennett, member Of Congress from tha.
district, pronounce the proofs insufficient TO au-
uoriZe bis expulsion.
he bridge over the Mississippi river at st.
Louis IS being examined by party of gentle
men from New York, with the view of an the
data available for the contemplated bridge over
East river.
The trial of Mcfarland, for the murder of
kichardson, In New York, Is set for the first
Monday IN April. The trial OF Chambers, for
the murder OF voorhees,, commences on Wed
nesday.
United States Marshal Newcomb has received
instructions from Washington to divide the
Eastern District of Missouri into seyenty-fiye
districts, preparatory to taking the new census.
The reception of Gov. Seward took place in
the New YORK City Hall yesterday afternoon.
York city as the metropolis OF the Western Con-
tinent.
The first tow Of bituminons coal laden barges
from Baltimore for New York since the close of
by way OF the Chesapeake and Delaware canal.
The steamship Eagle, from New York for
Havana, Is reported as being ashore on Satur-
day last on Body Island. The passengers and
crew are supposed to be in no danger.
In the House of Commons Yesterday Mr.
Gladstone stated that measures for the protec-
ton OF lie and property in Ireland would follow
the Irish land bill.
Ihe general agent of the New York Press As
sociaton is visiting the princiI al cities in the
South, looking after the interests Of that organ-
ZatiOn.
The first panel of female Grand Jurors in the
world were sworn yesterday in Wyoming, the
Judiciary having sustained the right Of women
to serve.
An extra session of the Louisiana Legislature
met yesterday, when the militia and New Or
leans city charter bills passed the Senate.
Srong evidence has been elcted in England
before the Chancellor that the claimant to the
Earldom Of Wicklow was a founding.
The suit Of Fisk against the Susquehanna
Railroad was orgued yesterday before Judge
Eardoze. Decision reserved.
The intended prize fight between Edwards and
Aaron is on.
Renan has been restored to his professorship
in the College Of France.
~Black silk walking suits will be en- regle
among our fashionable ladies this Spring and
summer.