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DIED

REAVES.-At Bartlett. Tenn, March 2Sth.
1871, WILL TURLEY, infanB son of BeBi. Il.
and Battie Raves
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Chaucory Sale Of Real Estate.

No. IS, R.-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
CCuuty-J. W. Baird, administrator Of
Mary Baird, deceased, VS.. NJ K. shelton and
Asa Shelton.
TBY virtue of an intsrlOoutoFy decree Tor
ID sale entered In tins above cause January
q, 1871, I viii sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters ofice, GreenlaW block, second
street 10 the city Of MemphIs, 1ennessee, on
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Colonel Lew. A. Harris was yester-
day nominated for Mayor By the Cin-
cinnati Democracy.
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BoIIer Maksrs 8 sheslIron Narkars

NAVY YARD, MEMPHIS, TENN. Second
IN hand Boilers always on hand. Repair
ing done with prOmptnesa. Particular atten-
ton given % Repairing Steam boat Boilers,
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on ths premises, q large nuns Der Of desirable q
building lots In that beautiful plateau on
the Eastern boundary Of Mem phis, lying be-
tween the Louisville railroad and Raleigh
road, being a portion Of the Overtou tract RI
which Mem phis is aid ont. and now for the
nrst time Onered tor sale. Wide streets El-
spacious parks, on scale Of 1beralirr. alrl-
ing al the greatest promotion Of neal p ana
comfort % the OCcup pants and laauEE io the
9 Ounds, have been adopted bF Alr. Brink
ley as VIII be seen by reference Co Dis plan
Of subdivision, AND. UPON Tlfl Eslf oH
WHICH he PROPOSES To sELL. AadEsl
THAT NO PROPERTY HAS EVEE InHS PLACED
UPON THIs EARKHr OFFERIEe eEEAfElz ne
JUDGMENTS EITHER E0H a saEe11.islIFA 1a
A PERM ArsEET INVEsraf E1'T
INVITING QERlIs.--Wl llU the view OF pliilL1e
this property within rsach or the largest
number of purchasers the follow ng IDS fa-
terms ars dXed for the sale a pay menL OF
only one-fOurth vii be required ~ caan-
The remainder can be paid 10 monthly M
staiments Of SIG, on eaeh lQt- until me a4lt1
is paid, each usUnlllly iual alallnenl y pear m
terest only aifaF ITS matarllys FuEcnaa1fa
desiring TO pay ali caEus or a laffaE Foll41-
thau = 5os7r1li. VIII be- allowed "a deducllQn
upOn suca Tsuent Of one l3ntn. " alla1le1
Deeds VII 81 given and deeds Ia trust taken
- szIl .-r alr1T ont the contract, on faLlure OF
orir-iraI lscrelsser 90 meet six consecutive
monfni7 nagrlan'a.
Before elia fIaE oi1ua VIII pc alF ptleu .lll--
arr g and laa lots and streets Wil Qa
desfznalsd SO a. % be inspected on lAa
ground
pnWeTEn TEEZEHa q co.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Close of the Investigation into the
Recent Riot at Meridian, Mss.
Ills Origin Fastened
upon Negroes.
Tbs Senate Ku-Kiux BlII---Th8 MI
Iitia---A Deserved COmpIi-
msHt TO the Ex-cORfed-
srats Soldiers.
A Card from the Brother of the Run
away AayOr, Sturges---Hs
Says The Mayor
Lies.
A Radical Opposed 10 the Ku-Klux
BiI---FOsier's SChOOI Bill
RlC5rn Is Said to have kp-
piled for Troops.
The way 0utfagss are aanufsG-
tursd for COngTess---ASam-
pie Of the Ku-klUx
Stories.
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ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.

Geo W. Winchester and Kortreeht.
& Scales, SOls. for cOmplts. m
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WILL SELL
THIS H0RHlAG, At 10 O'CLOCK,

8C0 dozen PIangers' Hoes-sssorted sizes. east
steel-
50 dozen AZes-assCrted sizes, east steeIs
lOQ b0Le GlasgWar6-assortsd.
100 boxes Nariegatad Soap.
Sc Also, "a Ia g5 retail stock Of Fancy
Goods. silk EriuEes- EdEi1gs, Dress Buttons
Dress Goods, POplius- Jac0uets. Lawns. etc.
Ed- Also, ClOthing, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes.
Hatss Notions. etc. 81 TEEM5 CAsH-7EE
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A RADICAL OPPOSED 20 1T.
The Vioksburg Times AID BeDu5li-
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D5aaihti n5silsH55 ana al lJlla5
com prisiug his homestead bounded by Lau5-
ertlale and Jackson streets, Broadway and
the fernando road. which he pEruruuCee.
nol only tEe finest ur0r rer.T about lL=Irl
DuE O. IH y EAfEEf -E rs All EELL A ' a-L-
as suCb, we present ID -l public uorca-
Ihe kesideCCe EN- braces q handsome rE1-
story frame DuLldlng, com paratITelT new.
and ample grounds, lgEfafu lr arranged and
abundauLly Supplied with fruit trees and rl-
uameutal sh-ubDery- Beiug directly on lla
street rallr0ad, the location oEers great lu-
Cucemen's to those who would avail them
selves Of the comforts Of % suburban rlz.-
dence, 1ey Oud the heat and dust of the city.
Terms liberal g nd announced aL sale
Sir. Mckinney has owned and occupied -l5
property more than twenty years, and can
give % PE-lEECr TIrLE. We invite all bis
friends, and ours, % the sale, promising them
the choicest property, with free ride on tlF
street cars, and Old-tasnlunEu hospitality Ll
the bargain.
R0T6TER, TREZEVANT d CO.
ON SATURDAY. MKT we wiz sell, on lte
~ prem lses, the ueauEi1ul country LOTS u
Poplar street, two mica beyond the city be-
longing TO the estate Of lonu Mcl1ratl de-
erased. Sold und er decree Of Chaucsrv Court.
COnVeyauCes viii leave the Chancery Clerk
Oftce aJ 10 0'cIocE.
ROYS TER, TREZEV ANT q co.
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BY A.FR11er@ GO Co
ssaT Auatlaa'rs, "a FFszt sl..absra 7lzzs
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REAL ESTATE SALE.
HEW FEATURE-A8NTHLY PAY
MEMT OF SO.
Monday, the 10th Day Of April, I87l,

WE have the pleasure OF announcing. as
w the sgent Of SIR. BriDkley. thar be wiz
offer at public sale TO the highest bidder on
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Real Estate Sales
R0YsTER, IRRELEVANT CO.
PRETTlEST PROPERTY
lN AMERICA.
B8sulifaI Residences and Groan5s

EETE are authorized By j. F. McEiuua~.
W ESD, TO place on the market, Sc pubic
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS,

LONDON, June 22-Noon.-Consols OK. Bonds
PARIS, June 22-Noon.-Rentes scr $50.
NEW YORK, June 22-SOon.-StOcE excited
and unsettled. Gold dull at lex. Governments
steady and dull. State bonds dull and heavy.
Money easy at 4. Exchange, long loh, short
1OH. Freights quiet.
Eyening.-Moneg more active and higher at las,
with quite a gen ral demand for Ger inrh checks,
IL view Of the surroundings In the stock market.
Sterling quiet anu finn. Gold 12&a12X. Govern.
menls dull and .tea4y; southsrns neglected and
new 72k Louisinnas 70, new 50, levecs 70. eIghis
So. Alabamas 102. 1ves II. GeOrgias 81, sew rs
s2n. North CarolinaS ~, new q. South Carroll
mas IS new 62h. Ere ghts 6rmer.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-Sterliue PAX. Sight Il
premium. COLD r2h.
CLIFTON MARKETS.
kIysRPooL, June 22-Noon. Cotton easier;
uplauds sgd; Orleans SxaSxl; sales 10000
bales; export and smculatlJn 5000. For future
deliveries xaHd lower.
Eyen,ng.-COttnn easier; uplands SHd Orleans
S%aSAd;. sales l6,0 bales; speculation and OK.
NEW YoRK, June 2~2-Noon.-Cotton quiet but
sales 8 0 nales.
Eyenlng.--Cotton dull and nominal; sales eos
bales: uplanls 20hc.
BOSTON, June 22.--iotton dull; middlings 20Xc;
net Zee. ipts /. A bales; gross 435; exports tU Great
Britain 49,; sales 800; stock 5000.
BALTIMORE, June 22.-CnttOu steady; m!ddlings
ls%ai.Xc: mel receipts sos bales; gross S45; sales
100: stolk 1855.
NORFOLK. June % Cotton dull; low middlings
lBhc; MT receipts 1876 bales; exports c1astwlse
SIS; lilies 20: Stock l4IS.
NILM1NGr, N June 70 Cotton firm; miudiings
1sHc; mel rec 'Ip's IS; stOrk ef2 bales.
AUGUSTA. June l2.--CotIon market closed
dull aud irregular, holders asking le and buyers
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Offering 1870 for Liverpool middhnsa; saie' ''
oa Sa1tSSaR. June a2-Cotton In gqad demand at
lower rates; middhngs lealsKc; net receipts 222;
MOBILE, June 22.-ootton steady and quIes;
mlddllngs lealeHc; net receipts IS; sales loo'
NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-Cotton dull and nom.
| nall: middllpgs 20So net receipts T3N. pHlesi
sgross. 2i4s: exports TO Barcelona lSi~saiesuv'
GALVESTON, June 22.-Cotton unsettled; good
| ordinary l6kc; net receipts 61S bales; exports 70
Great Britain s93; coastwise 6sl; sales $50; stock
s''i4' PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
= LIVERPOOL. June 22-Noon.-Beef Dos.
Eyenine.-Cumberland cut 32s Sd. Lard 4fs 80.
LoNDoN, June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1893 Sd
NEW YORK, June N.-Noon.-Fbur quiet and
unchanged. wheat q shade frmer. Corn dull
and unchanged. PORK steady, mess 81 IS. LARD
steady. Tarpentine quiet at 4oha4lc. HoSin
EvenIng.-Flour-Southern unchanged. WINS.
key 92Hc. Wheat closed with holders an4ic9s;
winter red and amber Western 81 561aai-oI'
Corn ac love! Lover arm Isa1S ss,t, ec 1oxs 60 S S1Haaa Inc
uuIet. RosIn firm. -TaIow more active. ~
BALTIHoRE, June 22.-Flour dull and irregular;
Howard street s5a5 rs; extra So 2SaI; iamiiy so =
is: Ohio and Indiana 81 57al go. Corn dun;
white ssc: yellow 76c; Western 75a76c. Oats 74a
soe. Bacon firm. Whtskey s3a93Kc.
WILMINGTON, June 22aSpirlts inrpen,las g a p1 ~
for 10 2, IS 50 for pale; Crude turpentine steady
CNcISNATI, June 2a--S4saT a . fs ana as nec snd q;
SIS. Lard, holders firm at 1oc. Bacon scarce
batatm;shoulders shaekei CHAR sdss sHaSS'
H he1isyM SyESs jans ss.-Fifeuf1hhfsszana weak.
sGiry. Xess held at SIG 8 shdatders o Nos clear
sides 90. Whiskey
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rha Charleston marked.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, Q %.
TIE CRops-The weather during the past week
has been of a favorable character, with not suns
and occasional showers, and the general crop
reports, particularly from the inferior OF tnls
State, have been on the whole more satisfactory.
TIE report Of the agricultural bureau stimate
the growing cotton crop at about 5000, oco bales
minimum and 8. 100000 maximum.
rHE .REcE1rrs.-The arrivals at the cotton
ports for the week up to Friday last were 2,o;6
bales, against 2s,l3e the week before and l6'62e
last season. At New Orleans the receipts were
Ges bales In contrast with STA the week OF the
year previous. The total supplies at the cotton
ports from September I, 1870, up TO tne ia1es'
mail dates, were $685. 1893 bales In contrast with
800, og1 the season before, showing an increase
OF 1885, so7 bales. The receipts at the CHIEF South
ern markets, from September ], 1870, up to the
latest Geographic intelligence, as compared with
the wear before, were as follows :.
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Interior Cotton MARKETS

SUMTER, June 2o.-Receipts' have been light
since our last report. Sales OF 8 bales, frm, with
an upward tendency. We quote ordinary 1917
cents, good ordinary 15H. low mlddling 16A,
middilhg liz, strict middliDg lSH.
CHARLOTTE, June 20.-Sales today Oh bales
at from IA. to 19H cents. Market dull and de-
Ching.
COLUMBUS, June 2o.-Market, good demand.
Mlddllngs 10 cents. Sales s. bales; receipts 6;
shipments SO bales.
MONTGOMERY, June 2Q.-LIght demand In our
market to day, and prices are unchanged. Low
fnld1hugs Is cents.
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Exports OK .he week ending juno a.

t EaIn' 1919 bbls naval stores, As boxes Ifais anu
and sundries.
Exports OK the Week ending juno We
FOREIGN.
1oSnos-Per Fr bark Intimes-7oo TONS pnos-
p~n nIvrepooI-P British bark Rapger-ls4 9sgs
aea island cotton, 2ss bales UPLAND oStuUn' c .
wax, 4 bbls OIL 174s DOS I ssa h. ~ oroSnd mos.
go, >" Per Norwegian bark Luget-lSoo
casSs spirits turpentlne, 2676 Dds rosin, w sons
Tnosohaie PEE bark Annie Kimoa!l-a91 osgs
costcn seed II 4 |s9 o ssi S SI9sp npl R1SS Cotton. - 'A'
FALMOUTH, N Seer BIT orig . Sha"-'''
feet pitch pine lumber.
rvu yoar-Per steamship Charleston-l1 bags
600 Stand and 1910 bales upland cotton, 81 tlerces
rice 22S bbls naval stores, n bales domessSs s aMT
GOODS. llS pkgs sundries, AZ Dols posaeos.i n~a
crates vegetables, 1876 crates peac1eS. ~
horse., +, /. Per achF n A Bolt-l6o,o oo teS1 CO haea
lumber. Per steamship Mannasta co,.oo 20
sea Island cotton, sss oa!es e aptda omestics and
varna IN tierces rice, 81 bills rosin. 62 plndiss
1aner "a packages sundries, 181 empty opis, 100
bbfls psotatoes. 1857 crates vegetables, loss ooAeS
reaches, 400 watermelonS. -.. oos
PHILApELPHIA-Per steamship EmplIeG so1
beiea COTTON 2o1 bales domestics and goods, s8l
Ibis naval stores, Is tierces rice, 1877 boxes lfuis'
48 boxes vegetables. and sundrles. a, ,,,o,
RaLrIHoRE-Per steamship Falcon-264 Dsies
cotton. II tierces rice, 265 bags gusno, 2o,ooo lees
lumber, 20 bales yarns, "a bales domes.ics' 3 :
hhda and bales hides es, s scor o[ 3 q Es ssee.aIseI COO
Sees lumber. .... Per. schr Sea Queen-7o,oSo Ieet
mitch nine boards and plank.......Per scnr sea
6neen- 7o.O 600 feet boards and plank.....Pe scnr
Emellne McLain- 12o, 900 feet lumber.
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! NEW Yo.k naval stores Msfhet. :

Ffonrthe Journal OF Commerce, Tuesday, June
20: Spirits turpentine has advanced TO 47a47Hc
for understandable order. This feature Is based
on q freer outlet at Wilmington. and-an Increased
demand here. Sales embrace 800 on spot at 47c,
and l4o barrels at 47Hc.' RosiEs-shere continues
o. good demand Tor strained, and prices are
higher, but very much unsettled. Sales embrace
400 bhls strained at So 20; 100 bbls do ut 50 Is; 500
bbls low No. 2 at So so; 300 bbls strained and low
No. Q Mt So S0aS IS; 500 bbly strained and low no.
2 al 50 75a3; $40 bills No. 2 OF s. 30 and 200 .bbls
pale at seas %. The recent business In Whining:
ion Is reported to-day to have embraced 10000
bb!s, strained and low No. 2, with an average
price OF 81 Is. We quote strained at about $2.70a
3 is, Tar has" again advanced, with sales Of 200
bbls Wilmington a. So 80, and so bbis Wilmington
rope at So 90.
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WlImIncton marked.

WILMINGTON. June 21.-SPIRTTsT URpENT1EE.--
Sales OF 265 casks at I1Hc. and 81 casks at die
per gallon for Southern packages, market closing
auiet at the latter quotations.
RosIN.-Saleso OF I2l1 bbls at SO 26a2 80 for No.
Q, SO rs for low No. /, S8a3 Is for No. 1, S. for
low pale, and SIS so for pale, and S. Is for extra
pale.
yellow dip and 81 Is for virgin.
TGR.-No receipts or sales.
CorToN.-No 5lles reported.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, Jlne 10Th:
There Is not much activity, aud the marRet, as q
preIty steady on most grades and values DO not
vary. Sales OF so tics Of Carolina at eAaQxc; 216
bags Rangoon at 7Ha7Hc, and 225 bags Patna at
From the Journal OF Commerce: The marketfor
foreign is steady. with q very good business doing
for trade uses. The sales are 400 bags Rangoon az
7a7hc, and 300 bags Patna at 7Ha8e. In domestic
the business is light and prices are barely steady;
so tcS sold at 9La9Ac.
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Ne,x York Hay Market.

From the .Baily Bulletin. Tuesday, June %: Re.
ceIpts to-day 1925 bales. The market Is firm, but
hardly so active. Trade, however, is fair. The
sales are s bales for Georgetown. 100 for Charles.
ton, So for Key West, ]T5 for Savannah, all at
81 Cb, and 500 bales for Rto Janeiro, on private
ia not plenty.
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O.
IN rnE PORT OF GHARLEsruN, JUN q.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamer coasting
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
James Adger, l1oo toas, Lockwood, at Adger's
wharf, for New York, oading-James Adger
Sea Gull, GIG. tons, Duston, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore, loadlng--P @ Trenholm.
: BARKS.
Ranger, (Br,) $50 tons, Cox, in the Roads, for Liy.
.srgoohtssdyEBa sheIs.s ,%,M ri,o,
for o Port in Great Britain, ieady-B 8 Rhett
Pepifa, (Span,) "a. tons, Umbert, at Brown y co.'s
wharf, for Barcelona, losalpg.W P Hall
American Lloyds, 511 tons, Park, In Ashley River,
for Liverpool, lOading-W Roach d co.
Fannie, - tons, Jones, at New C%ustomhouse
wharf, for New York, loadtngJA Enslow
4 co.
RoDsss / sEr9 81, tons % a4 asIha s9,,,, Ct
repairlng-O COe, Slpt.
A Derereaux, 1896 tons, Clark. at Northeastern
Railroad wharf, for Wilmington, Del, loading
M Goldsmith d son.
sCHoONERs.
Hattie Coombs, - tons; Jameson, In Ashley
River, for Providence, r I, loading-W Roach
Jessie S Clark, 245 tons, Clark, at Northeastern
Railroad wharf, for Philadelphia, laadfng-H'
F Baker j co.
Chas Comrry, 152 tons, Pinkham, at Union wharf,
for Baltimore. loadIng-P U Trenholm.
s B Franklin, 243 tons, Morey, at Atlantic wharf,
for Jacks nville, riady-W B Smith & co.
Amos EDWARDS, = tons, Somers, at Gus Uom'
pany's wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging
Master.
BENJAMIN Gartslde. s3i tons. Stanford, ct Central
wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-H +
Baker 3 GU.
L S Davis, $40 IONS, Bishop, at Adger's wharf,
i co.
Chino, 1855 tons. Lsnsta, at Kerr,s.Wharf, from Bal.
timore, Observation-Disclosures.
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44- EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE AWARDS.
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speculation. - .-r MS. , .gans.a -. -
. Tne ass prperya d Land Scheme of the Company wmbe ssuea In q short time. n will be-
Ramed every three months 80. ~ taS - - h"f."
ANY further information will be furnished by the General Agent of the Company theirs once.
No 17 MEETING STREET, opposite te Charleston Hotel whaec Certificates are rse .f
-. J.. p. HORACE, 70 2. 90 !.
General Agent of the Company, P.@o. Box No. 249.
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Receipts by Railroad, June "a.

SOUTH CARULtRA HAiLhoAp'
AZ bales cotton, A bales goods, 95 pkgs bacon,
ID cars lumber, 222 boxes fruit, and 80 bbls naval
stores. TO Railroad Agent, E S Miles, kinsman
i Howell. Utsey & Kenyon, TiedeInan, Csidsr q
20 SterTens. Werner L QUICKER, ID A ANIME, Mac
nneen Il Riecke, ] q Mallonee, B o'Seill, WALKER.
Evans i Cogswell, Jno Hurkamp d co, blscnon
& Gu, Ravenel & Holmes.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
10 bales cotton. 400 bbls naval stores, cars lum;
her rough rice, peas. mdse, &C.: TO Smith
Ghapeau' K!nsma l3ns q aSTe W 3 : G 3 sIonsy. 1 sO CO,
prinoie = Son. 4 Bull, Nachma n d co, Barden
i ParIe r. 7 : Schirmtr. j A Qnackenbush, Pe!ztr.
soigsrs 4 ca. y II Wilson d Bro. J Wielers, Frost
4 Aig~r, F K%leatworth, alaT ,ea,, 3 sU ond s po3'
Phosphate co, Mallohee' 4 meuhg anu h@'p
road Agent.
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%ranh 1prise 1,istribntiott.
THB CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
r. EE = SCHOOL FUND I,

CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF soUTH CAROLINA,
Have commenced the Distribution of Awards in Lands
and Tenements, Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos organs, Harps,
Statues, Gold Watches, Silver and Plated Ware, &c., by
Rattle, and will continue twice a day, at IL n. and 5 7. M, at
the General Office, No. 147 Meeting street, Charleston,S s. C.
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The ollouing are the arrivals at the principal
Southern markets from June Is to q, 1871, IN.
elusive, as reported by telegraph. This includes
all points but overland:
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..., -@s rs tml CHARLESTON May 2Ah 1sLt n
Received Of e CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, OF the State of oufh Caroline. nr
Bnento the rec School Fdnd Euccefofs Of 3 g. W!LlOUGABY q ~, UneT noMana DE-
aumd " an Act me General Assembly dhe stMea South Carolina, passed At a aeTI gHSMar Sea-
aol mm VEIN appi0SeuN "'A "'-"" State uperntndent Education, South Carolina
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::.... 1',osS
The supplies for the corresponding week last
year were r. 47 bales.
dates were as follows /:
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oouMHRoLAL MHRs.
cxuor,a Yesterday

E1porta Yehtordey'
pHuApx1RMA-Per steamship ,o aMgI ~ mos
p ,snn ,STs 6bls naval stores, As boxes lrais anu
vegetables and sundrles.
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Comparative Exports OF Cotton and Rice
from the Port OF Charleston. from Sep.
tember 1. 1870, to juno a., 1871.
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:. MEMORANDA.
The British bark Mary 9 Reed, Welt, was clear
ed at Bull River, s O, by the Oak PoInt Mining
Company for Cork, for orders, With 75o tons phos.
plate rock.
rhesbsrf sst tetss, HiriEt, nr a5rfsS III st
HelenFSodgu, SO, elea1n nNeH York l1he 10.
The brig Settie MerryInan, Rollins, for st Hele-
ma Sound, S G, cleared al New York June 10.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-30
TuRIOT CAUSE.

The New York Herald of the 27th
inst, has unearthed q remarkable pam
inlet. entitled "IfoqU the lost cause 3l0Y
be regaf,aed and tie Independence Of
the South secured" purportiDg to have
been written by Southern Concession
ist." The whole thing bears unmistska
BILE internal evidences of having been
written in the interest Of the dominant
party and promulgated to help out some
of the weak Republican districts, anu 70
give moral supportto Grantin his execution
of the bayopet and Ku Klux laws. No one
who is familiar with the secret history OF
the South during the war, would ever
gccuse M. Stephens (whom the Herald
affects to believe TO be the author OF the
pamphleO of saying. "Thst glorious ban
ner which was SC sadly furled at Appc-
msttox, will once more fly freely from
the Capitol at Richmond, and he who OF
right oughtto 81! there topreside over our
destiny, will be recalled from his retire
ment amid the 1ejoicings of a redeemed
people"
Tae pamphlet is Republican coun-
terfeit, and a badly executed one at that
and exhibits a degree of weakness and
fear which prcssges success for the Dem
Ccra'ic party.