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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-11

LAST DAY."-The Second Advent
lists, or Millerites, have set this day
Saturday, February 1lthl as the end
of the world-or the second appearance
of Christ In this world. Up to the
time Of this paper going to press
which is at four O'Clock in the after
noon, we have heard Of nothing UNI
usual either above or below tho earth
except that bills are id hard to col
lect. because money Is scarce.
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ALBERT PIKE has been visiting Jack
son (Miss.l where it was observed that
lie was seedy, but had q lordly air, a
lionine aspect and 4 dirty pipe.
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SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
[raox OUR REGULAR oonnrsroxDESr.l

An OvRRw0RKED CLERGY =
PLANS FOR THEIR RELIEF
THE RRY.DR. sCUDDER AND
HIS CHGRCH-PORTRAIT OF
A CLERICAL CELEBRITY
OUR LOCAL AUTOCRATS-THE
MAN THAT WOULDN'T PAY
THE "LOOAL.0
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BARNUM now has a little man so
short that when he is i'll he don't know
whether be has a headache or corns.
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JOB WORK.

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paid for on delivery. unless persons having the wofk
q done have standing accounts with the proprietor.
No deviation from this rule.
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CAN He TEsTIrY?-Says the Oakland
Ne,rs of the Sth instant:

-NetcS OF the Sun lHsl'INl.
Yesterday Z colored man hit q Chi
naman, or q 'Chinaman hit 4 colored
man, 1t is hard to tell which, and Chin
Lee swore out q complaint against J,
II. King. Dir. King was brought be-
fore his Honor, the Police Judge, and
notified to appear for trial this morn
ing, when he was released on his own
reeognizance. A Chinaman cannot
testify against n white man !; the ques-
ton now arises, he testify against
any person WHO'S a citizen Of the Uni
ted States? - Ek~E.
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O SAN FRANCISCO

A CASE OF ABORTION AND
DEATH ANOTHER SUDDEN
DEATH RAID ON CHINESR
CIGAR.MAkE "A SPIRIT.
UALIsTIC vESsRL - GREEN
BACKS SENTENCED - THE
WEATHER.
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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER, ON LEAVING GOLD
L Hill has left Q number Of bills with Hy.-
CrandaIl for collection. All bills not paid BY .
the nrst Of March will be handed over to Justice
Putnam. C.B ZABRI1KM, N D. =
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09
Havana Market.

HAVANA, April 2o.-The sugar markets here
and at our most convenient oulports show very
nearly the same condition rs The previous week,
but rather Iuore quiet. as prices seem firmly de-
termined by mutual action OF sellers and buyers
Of lines Nos. IL and l2 at 1O9 70 l25s reals per
arrobe although sales have been made for porls
OF the south OF Europe OF choice goods at leA
reals for No. 12, and grades through at equal
ratio The quotations, affirmed by the author.
lied board oil brokers' are firm for whites, through
al S6Aa7S per 100 lbs: yellow, do, Nos. 13 to 20
DO. at $51s 10 6s do; browns do, Nos. II and y
at 104 10 l11s reals per arrobe Tor say TO S5l per
100 lbs. y Cucuruchos, do, Nos. 10 10 Si2s 10
SAX do Muscovadoes-Sales have realized for
far 10 good refining S5 per leo lbs, al which the
market closes strong for this mark, and the lower
grade. at the usual fraction less. For centri(u
gals rla at S5s 10 S51i iOr Nos. Il TO 49, but not
With very achYes demand. M6lass:s sugars
good demand for all 81 at are fouht m lhe market;
rates ranging through the day from $4l5 10 4ta
per 100 lbs.
Sales of tie week here and a; Matanzas and
CardJ mas will cover near $1,000 boxes aud G0Oo
hhGs and including other nearest ports. The
shipments hence ami from .hatanZas in the past
week embrace 1854 boxes and 1896 hhas, OF
whfel the Unite,l States II, ,964 boxes and 340i
hIids leaving stock on hand at The TWO ports
eaua 10 Ill il1 boxes and 26259 hhiS. against for
same pcrioi Of 1870 OF jS, jlS boxes and 81 ,o66
hhis. Tie cnly variation now IN opinion nSto
shorinesS Of lie crop goes ro;t. 70 per Cent 10 30
per cent. less than laSt years iur the island.
NeaEiy oil The mills OF The best estates are Closed
fires out.
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Ee,s YORK sn@ar Market.

From he New York J.uruai cf Commerce C, May
9 The Inarse: for :a'7, l. ac!ve ard prices are
fir,ner There IS Considerable speculative feeling
jr .he ElarSg! III dt!,!l;,n 10 h<l>H demand from
Jefhers for stock fer preScn. coas"mri'n: these,
with advicts Oh Il Tcly strong market il Cuba, in
1uen holders To of.er STOCK patinrly, ard IN
sisr on very Imlt rates The ba!k oi Tile business
reported o.day was On the basis cl ei4a9tac for
fair 10 good leiiEng, ami lee Cor No l., boxes;
buf some sales, especially Of centrifugal goods,
were a. en- advance q l-lGc 10 sc Gil these rates
At The close .he marke. has s'roDg up yard ten
dcncy The sales ae a2Co ,.h'is al 81 a95 56.loGc
for Cuba muScnvado, i0isc fnr cehlrliueai, VISA
1ox for PORTO REQ llssall7sc for Demarara. and
l6l boxes centrifugal az IoHaloisc. For reaned
the demand continues to he active, and prices are
51a:sc higher. Throughout the country tle slock
olres ing by reiiners rendered.; easy 10 establish
thc advance. We qaole soft yellow at l0zsal1%c,
soft white gauge, crushed, powdered ana
G!anl!a!ed al lSisa!34sc, and cU; lcal at !l>tc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09
Sew York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, May 6: There is o
good demand for domestic from the trade, aud
tthe market prices very firm, as The supplies fall
! Oh on the current outlet, and rot many arrivals
are expected Sa es Of 10 tierces, in lots, at Ssa
eMc for ordinary 10 prime Foreign Is moving
very fairly at former figures, tus with general
firm tone TO the market. Sales Of 400 bags Kan
From The Journal OF Commerce: There is
gvod business doing in foreign ard domestic AT
IIl rates. Holders are carrying very little stock
and are ird!ieren; about operating sales nave
beer made O. lC0 bags Palma al "a, 40 bags Ran.
roon at 1a7 "a, and 40 tlerces CarOlua 1t Sasaenc.
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se,x Yor,s Naval stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, May t: The
market for spirits Of turpentime remains in
very unsettled: condition. For prompt delivery
buyers have t6pay almost any prce asked. Sales
were made to.day 1T IN advance oi &C per Gnlun.
stock much before Tuesday OF Wednesday OF next
week. Sales embrace 100 bbis in mere chantable
order at 55c. and IS bbis a. &C. closing with 5Sa
6Qc asked. Rosi1s-The market for strained re-
ma!ps firm. There Is better inquiry from ship.
pes anu S. 81; is bid: So 35 at the close would
probably buy iuil parcels. Sales are 1000 tols
strained ct 81 $2s eco nbs t!o at 81 $5lS0 oblS al
So ~; 2G0 bls ~ 81 10; 500 bs at 81 10; lG2 bbS
81 81 10: 200 buis No. . a. 81 81; 30 bblS do al
81 IS. Fine grades meet with q steady. fair in-
gairy, Ike hEs:neSs 20 intct wants ol the home
tilHe. Prices shCw no iurher change. sales
embrace $50 bills extra pale at S6 80 We quote
No. at 81 f0a2 CO; ~. s$ai: pale 81 25a5 SO;
eXird pale sea. 30. Tar Is que: al s. 60 Tor Will
minr ton, sc.ested n small los. anu 81 10 for
Washington.
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2 o r N W Z . r E.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA. Beckett, Commander, will
SAIL for New York on TUESDAY. May eth, at six
O'Clock p NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves.,
The fine new Iron Steamship GEORGIA VIII
Through Bills Of bading given on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng
land Manufacturing Towns at the lowest mar
ket rates.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line u per cent.
For Freight Enragements or Passage, having
very fine state:room accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, HUGER Il CO.. No. 26 Broad street, or
TO Wm. A. C0URTENAY, No. Union Whar7es.
naY6-3
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, May g.: Receipts today
1000 bales. The market is weak and the feehng
is heavy. A fair business has been done. The
sales are 60 bales for Portsmouth, at 81 %; 40
bales for Goldsboro, N c., at 81 10; l5o osles LOT LOT
Havana, per steamer, at 81 10; 81 Daies iot "
81 10; and rs bales for Matauzas or market, a!
81 10. At the close cash buyers can ouy wiln0ul
dlficuly a: 81 05. Retail Is without particular
in price the best knds are soars
firm at 81 60 for long rye.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09
TXcURsIoN TO ST. AUGUSTINE AND
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLORIDA.

The splendid and fast Steamer q ,alEsh
DICTATOR, CAPTAIN L. N CoXelte!. rssgEasstssE1sSs
will leave Charleston, TUESDAY. May l6tn, " maii-
past p. NJ, on an Excursion 10 Florida, arriving
ut Savannah carry on WEDNESDAY, and remain.
ing there until afternoon, arurding ample time TO
visit Buenaventura and ether points Of interest
Leaving at O'Clock p. NJ, VIII arrive NJ 81. Au-
eusiine THURSDAY MoRNIyG where most agree
able day may be spcht inspecting the ancient
Spanish Fortress, the Cathedral. and other relics
OF the first settlement on the Continent, In sailing
on the Bay OF visiting the Orange Groves OF the
neighborhood. Leaving st. Augustine, on FRIDAY
MORNING, The Dictator will pass up the st. Johns
to Palatka, by daylight stopping at oil points OF
Interest, thus aiordng Grare opportunity OF see.
Ing to the best advantage, The most beautiful OF
Southern Rivers.
Returning will leave Jacksonville SATURDAY,
Fernanlina the snme afternoon, arriving ut Sa-
vannah SUNDAY MORNING. and Charleston SUN
DAY EVENING.
Fare for round trip, SIS.
No extra charge lO- Meals or Satcrooms.
may1-lI EAEENEL & CO., agents.
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5eming Mlashi1Ies.

AND TIE
WEED" FAMILY FAF0RlTE L0Ck.sTlTCE
MACHINE.
are the test n nse.
For sale CT the Lease Pan, wife Tonth!9 pay
n,snts, on elvr tt-r.s, or for cash. Al: Eiaos oi
Nach!ne attachments, Needles, Cotton, tWEite
rlacS and co:oreti,l S,lK. on, SOAP, &c, &c.
Eepnlrng IS usual. Circulars and sa7n9.es
work sent Gn application.
GeneI:,, "ealer II First Class Sewing No
chimes :sna Material, no. 3o7 King street,
anrI- Charleston. s. G.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON Nay 3.-CoFFEE.-The market tor
this article continues quiet but prices are STEADY
and firm. We quote sales OF Java at le5sa23c,
gold; RIO at 41Sa151sc. gold. and st. Domingo IS
Scarce, and prices are noninally 9Nalcc per TO-
gold. in bond.
CoTToN.-There is frrncr feeling for cntton,
with mole favorable advces from abroad, anu
moderate receipts at ,uthern ports. but manu-.
lacturers are not disposed TO purchase beyond
immediate wants. Sales o! stained and ordinary
at 9allc; good ordinary az l2tsal3Ac; low md
ding at l32allkc, and mid,;ling at l4adl5Ic
per ID, including uplauds and Gull. There Is
nrm feeling at these prices, but the market cieseu
comparatively quier.
DoMgsTICs.- has been considerable ac
tivity in cotton and woollen goods, and Inc safes
have been large, al prices indicating no impor.
tant change. The supply OF spring Woollens Is
sold up close, and the demand for heavy gocus IS
more active. The prospects o! The trade III wool
lens is more encouraging thar for some years
past and, Notwithstanding the increased cnst OF
GuNHY BAGS.-The market Is quite dull FOR gum
nv bags aua prices are nominally 4hal5c cur.
rency.
GUSNY CLoTH.-The:e has been considerable
doing in domestic cloth, hui :he particulars we
did lot learn, and we nave only 10 notice sales OF
100 rolls q. 20c currency. Calcutta con Is helu 81
1915 &c currency, and 123sa1Sc gold, IN bond.
NAVAL STOREs.-Iu spirits OF turpenline con-
siderable decline has taken Place, and the price l.
now nominally SIC p rganon. Tar is dun, win
abundant receipts, and sales at SIS per bb kOSln
Is scarce, and pale is held for extreme prices IN
pitch the sales have been at SO 80 per btl
RlcE.-The market is firm for Carolina, Win
further sales at 9as1sc per IL.
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SCrlCL UllQuuuR '..''-''~'|~
RIcE.-This grain was at steady rates. safes oo
tierces Of clean Carolina at sAc p 10. we queue
common to fair at $685., good s5s@sAc e fb.
NAVAL SroREs.-There was some inquiry, but
We learn OF no sales.
eRE1aaTs. TO Liverpool, by s.sam osIect,
nominal on uplands via New YORK, "a
m uplauds Id on sea islands; by Eali'
xd on uplands, Nd on sea Islands. 10
Hayre nominal. CoastTi5e-'o New io1A'
b steam, hc on upands and &c on sea
Lands; 81 25 a tierce on rice: By sail, hc 10 oD
o,.son; tierce on rice: 4cc = barre! On ros!n
x7as a N on lumber; s9@lc p on timber. Il
Boa,ou, oy sail, &c = b cn upland costco
To Providence, bJ sail IS p NJ on boards, &c
q lb on cotton; by steam 81 = bale on new
YORK rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c q 10
on uplauds; by sail. 81 ? on boards; So on
timber: Sc y ton on cay, AID saGs5o on pnos
uha;es. TO Baltimore, by steam, &c = % oE
sali, SO soS7 a u on boards; SS@S 70 = ton oL
phasraa:e rock. Vessels are in demand D!
our Y,erchan:s TO take lumber freights frem
georgetown, S. c., Darlen and Sa.i?ia River, Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla. TO Northern ports, anu $40
ale p IL are the rates on lumber and boards.
Excuasas.-sterlIng 60 dcy bills 21'S.
CoXBsrIc EXCHANGE. The sanks purchase
sight checks al u OF to par, and sell at Z pre-.
MUM.
GDIn-lOI<Gl1.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-09

The DiAM0TD GLASSES, manufactured by j. +.
SPENCER IL CO., New York, which are now offered
to The public ere pronounced by al! the celeofateo
Op,lclalIs of the world to be the most Perfect, Ma
tural Artificial help to the human eye ever known
They are ground under their own supervision.
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together.
and derive their name, "Dlanosd," on accom-
OF their hardness and brilliancy.
The scientific principle on Which they are con-
strucretl brings the core or centre OF the lens d..
rectly in front Of the eye, producing clear ana
distinct Tison, as IN The natural, healthy slght,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such rs
cl!ulmarlng anil waverlne Of sight, dizziness, &c
peculiar 10 all others IN use.
They are In0nuied il me finest manner. III
frames OF the best qualify. Of all materials used
for :Aal purp 'se. Tner hnisG and durability can
LOT be surpassed.
CArTlcN.-SMe genuine unless nearing tnei!
yrade nalk stamped On every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer II Watches jrwery.
S:cr!:Dg ci!v.rHare AID Uprfcal GoOds,
No. 3O7 King street.
,l--;Ylhlyr Charleston ). G.
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LIST OF VESSELS

GlSI Ot fESSELS
rr CLEARED AEo SAILED FOR TEiS POET.
FORE IGN N.
LIVERPOOL.
Br ship Island Home Mcclellan, up.......April 6
Br BARK Vince, Robson, APR! 10
CARDIFF.
Norwegian bari; LUCENT, Nielsen, sailed. Jan 60
Brig Berry, Bradley, cleared. ....April Is
ST. JAG5 DE CUBA.
Span brig Carmen, =, cleared. .....,.Apri! j
DOME EsTlG.
BOSTON.
Ship Western sar, Erowell, clearsd:..... .Anrii s
Schf Conservative, Sterling, cleared April "a
NEW Y0EE.
Schr H Sheppard, Clark. cleared. .Aprle25
Schr Lilly uughes cleared. .4prii -
Schr l. Well, Wells, April 20
Schr Ella Frances Bolger, p.............Aprii2 ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, cleared. MAY 4
Schr W G Dearborn. Scull. up..... .Apn! y
Schr Annie Nagec, Young, cleared. d........ApFli
Schr s Russell. Smith. cleared. April 70
Schr Ida Richardson, Eedell, up..... April =.
Schr a GasHill, GasSlll, april -
BALTIMORE.
Schr Smith, -, up............ ..Aprli 10
Brig Ellen Maria, HoXIe, cleared .Aprll l9
Schr j Stickney, FooRs, up..............May u
NEW ORLEANS.
schr Lucy D., Hall, cleared. April %
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DACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIP COMPI'e
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN
rAREs GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers ti the above !inc leave Per - ESfr,
40 ~ North River. fCoi o. Cana! .SSsS3aslisAi4sk
,frce;, New York, III J.. O'Clock ECON, oi the 10TH
and Soh OF every munth leEvGpt when tl.es,
,,utes fall Oh Suuday. then tie Sliurda! Frecec
ing.
81! departures ccnutc. a: Panama W.: atean!.
crs for South i'acinc aid Ccnra: American ?Ur!s.
rcnar,ure Of 18th touches AT kingsio JamaicG.
For Japan and Chna steamers leave san Fran.
CISCO lirst OF every month except when il falls on
sunday; then on the ,lay preceding.
No California steamers loiluH Ii iiaVona nu
20 direct from New York 10 asrliwai.
orc hundred pcuI,is baggage free 10 eacG ada:
He.!c,Le and attendance Tree.
For Passage Tickets or ulhcr ,n.oritaiicc app.
u tie COMPANY.S TiGkEr OFFICE. Oh M
.tiarr foe: CT cana: sireet, Meth River, &aH
icrk. F. H. EaRs, Eea..
;u.ylj-iyr
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRK-Per schr John 7arris-s4,oo Feet
timber 10 600 feet lumber ,,o coa, n,
BaLrraoRE-Per schr W Steele-2l, ,4io iee' VI
Oi8Qk,
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PORT GSEETDA.G.
vnnS-S aiI,sFS,

XCoN'S ?tASBS.
Full Moon, 4;!i. h0urS, 10 minutes. evening.
Last Quar!e". tl;il. . hCu!s, inmates. morning
New Moon, 18th. 6 iidGw, Is minutes. morning.
First Qgar.er, 9Th. hours 42 mili9LsS. morning
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Phiadelphla-lelt
4th inst. Mdse To W A Courtney, walsh, Jno
Hurkamp & CO, Railroad Agent, Or d Baer,
Eason Bro, Stefens, Werner Ducker. Hfmes,s
BOOK House. Fogartie's Book House. = BEDFORD:
O ClacIus Daily, W BrooIbranSs, NJ Nathan,
b Bischoff d co, r Borner, Z d Franhe. w Lenoy,
T M B, isroll & CO, G OgeTmann, A Tyler,
PanKnin. Cameron, Rarkley & co, TietIen &hLu-
dem Kriete & Chapman, Mant6ue i CO b Katie
Il co. F Wieters II Gerdts & co, A Stllman, !
! Kerr Il CO, Walker, Evans 4 Cogswell, b La-
lane co. G o Witte, W NJ Bird & co. J K Jonnson,
Macuueeu Rlecke " Williams d co, I camp p
nell. G w Aimar, stoll, Webb l. CO, CSandeIs, If
Chupein, B BoId WAGNER Monsees, :, Snom ns.a.
den, l. Kornahrens, florida. Steamers, ahS 1ates
& co, P Murray. " Shepherd GO, @ @meuo'
r q Mcdowell, c Gravely, Dowle, NOISE DSVls
Gas co, and others. Experienced Strong neau
:windsal the passage. p.,.... . 1,,s
Coal. To Gas Company. Vessei 10 oahs'
4 co. ,-, C,no,,.. rio
Reaufort, &c. Mdse and sundries. To Ravene,
Holmes & co, J Apple, Terry Noien, sontheIA
Express co, E Holmes. ro
Received from Chisolm's Mill. 50 tcs rice. 10
TH& " Devices
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr wm4H Steele, Buck Baltimore-Asaer D
schr John Ferris, S: John, New York-street
Bros g. CO..
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Steamship Jas Adger, Lockwood, at New YORK,
May g.. g. ,s,o ,e
Cuba, April II,
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Gross receipss at this port for the week llSsi
males. Since 1st September $50, ,5s2 oa!es aealust

BoMBAY.EThe exports from 1st January TO SOth
Apri are To Great Britain a5e, 900 bales, against
a37 l3o bales last year, and t. he continent lS1,
600 bales against 1Go,t2! bales IN 1870 This SHOWS
So, So 37s bales 10 the continent. We now have to
compare with 226,1a6 bales and 29296 TO Great
Britain and the continent respectively, ~ Mas,
rapidly-l76,S57 in June, 72,70l in July, ,5oi ip
August, is 6G1 in September. 1t IS tlhicult W
make. any calculation on the course OF the Bon-
bay Shipments, but as the stock Of old cotton In
the corntry was larger than the previous year.
and the crop was about .he same, we should
think that the shipments would be at least equal
10 last years for the balance Of the year.
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knRruEAsrsRl kA:l.l:uAp.

cars wrud aud lumber, rough rice, peas. halls.
mlse &c To G " Williams co. J III Caldwell
u SON, Frost tS AIger, \ Su!lnas, courtney
& co, KinSman u Howell. l. Ball Baracn ~ Par-
ker $ D St0ncy, peIZer, RplGc.i u 90. WASH
inctcn, ID Wlcie.s. Trenh i'm * st3, " Ryan,
Mowry i Sun, c w vi ,e. W Il 2 i'iac:cl, ID Nc
Phcrsun. \ Qu,ckehbu>l, Z u Andrews, Ben
nets MIL Dukes .v CO, = lei.!!r%e, :. "eilips,
and Rai!rUa', Agent.
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Dsuss an6 Mebiflnss.
- ERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL |!
AN INVALUABLE REMEpY FOR INFANTS :.

AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS!
This Is the best Medicine for young children
suffering with Cello, DiarraGa, or any other com
paiu, incident 10 Teelbing. IL may be Sive!
with safety, rs il contains no opium, or other in
furious anoyne.
Price y ceEtI a nuliie.
Manufacture an | for sale by
nR. 4. BAE.H.
Also uy Tic following Druggists:
a. -. Ecj;EL & CO., rr i. SAOuL,
jIr. w. 4. SKRlNE, X. u. i'ARB0T,
". T. LITTLE CD., j. BL L:CKMaH,
p 81. COHEN Dr. +. Il. kELLE1S.
+. 5. BUHSI.iI. G!iAIAN * rCiHAkE,
G. W. AIMAR, J. LcGkMoOp,
6. ]. LUlIN, ". 7. LlSis,
". 4. G;ES0T.
And by DrugglS 8 .cncr&i!y. jii.2
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3]rcmium Eano 5ale.
100000 100000
AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE.
sl0o, eco 70 be Distributed % Shareholders.
3]rcmium Ean0 Glle.

FIVE DOLLARS will purchase Shnre. including a
Work uf Ari worth FIVE DOLLARS
The Derby Farm Property TO hp distributed EN-
braces The Larsess Vineyard and Orchard In the
SUuih.
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report, Eor the
Weak Ending May 5. 1871.

NEW YORK, May 0.-THE MARkETGIn eH our Ia, IIS.
report the market closed steady at lSSc ior
Uiepssi WE'RE reduced ;c; sales s5ls, madngs l4se:
Mon,ay the market was dull and unchanged;
sales Os Tuesday the market was qnlet, aa
solos SnS, middIines l41sc. Wednesday prices
we're we're msntaned @ by demand to III May contracts;
anotat!ons unchanged; sales S9l7. Thursday, win
favorable foreign adyces the market was &C,
,tvn and prices were &c higher; The demand was
largely for export; sales 6l3l, middlngS 16?Sc.
Yesterday there was a iai' business transacted at
steady prices; sales 4lS7. Kidding l5Ac.