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expectation to something from the Execu-
tive relative TO, and in condemnation 81
the action Of the Federal authorities, and
the conduct Of the United States Courts in
this State.
Uniting with tho Governor in the desire
and effort to put down lawIessness and sup
press domestic violence, we had hoped 10
have him with us in deprccating the usur-
patton OF the Federal authorities in our do
main. and thus promote, guard and per-
petuate that civil liberty. freedom Of per-
son, and trial by jury so dear to the Amer
lean citizen, and for which he has manifest
% eofauch concern in his remarks under
the head Of suffrage. II Is idle for Cover
nor Caldwell to talk about the freedom and
privileges Of elections. or rest his hope Of
personal liberty behind bulsarks cODstitu-
ted by the ballot box, if the authorities Of
q higher law are to invade the State and
strike down the liberty Of its citizens upon
the shallow pretoxt that the local civil au-
thOrities Of State are inadequate to the
suppression Of local disorder and the ap-
propriate punishment Of the yiolatora Of
our statutory Law, and the domestic dis
turbers Of the peace and good Of the CON-
munity.
Il i idle for tho Governor Of North
Carolina to talk about civil liberty and
human rights when any citizen of the State
may be arrested on the most frivolous pro-
tencc, and at the instance Of tho lowest
and silest of our population. transported
hundreds Of miles TO be incarccrated ia
losthsome dungeons. and there tried BY a
strange jury who are in no sense Of the
word his peers.
And when we united with The Governor
10 denuncia,ion Of the Ku-K outragcs
in our section, and by evory effort Of our
pen. and with all the influence We WELD
~ the Democratic party, essayed Is put al
end 70 this species cf crime against lie |
rights Of the citizen and the dignity Of The |
State. We looked for the aid and snprort' or I
the Executive arm in defence Of the rights
and Liberties Of the whole peoploc a North
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CUT HIS THRoAr


II
Martha Mathews. charged and convicted
at the present term Of this Court Of the
murder Of her child, was sentenced on last
Friday morning by Judge Cannon to bc
hung 10 tho public square on Friday the
l9th day Of January next. The facts of
the case. as developed on the trial, and
confessions Of the prisoner before the Coro-
ners inquest, are about as follows: Como
time N the early part Of May the body Of
dead male child was found buried near
the house whore the prisoner lived. After
the body WAS found, a negro woman went
70 the house ofMartha Mathews and found
her crying and told her she was sorry for
hor, MarthRrcplicd that Green Young told
her i she did not kill tic child he would
kiln her.
After the inquest, Martha told tho foro-
man Of the jury that she went into tho
woods to give birth TO her child, and after
y was born she held il in hor arms for near
" half an hour and cried over Il, and then
took stick and hit Il over tho head and
killed It, and buried il in the leaves whero
twas found.
The prosecution wns conducted on tho
part Of the State BY Solicitor Joyce, assist
cd BY Tbcs. Purno,l Esq. Mr.. Purnell isa
young lawyer who has just come 70 the bar
q this place, and lis speech In this case i
his hrst before . Fosythe jury. Ho was
pointed and argumentatiyc in his remarks.
and follow cd up the testimony and laid
down the law like an old stager.
The defence Was ably conducted by d
y. Watson. and Joseph siorehead. Who
fought manfally for thcir client, and = tho
Judge remarked, did everything that K was
possible for them to do in her defence. Tho
whole case turned upon tho admissibiiity of
tho prisoners own confessions 70 be used a
evidence against her. The Judge ruled
that her confessions should be taken as evi-
dcnec, and upon slis an appeal was taken
Y tho Supreme Court. Tie defence ii this
ssso "a and thc speeches made by Watson aud
slesehead stamp them as young lawyers Of
decided abilities who are bound to mako
theT mark At tic bar. Yves. Sentinel.
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A NICE LITTLE SToRY.-As pleasant
q story as was ever told is this regarding an
Albany physician, BY d correspondent Of
the Port Jefferson Independent Press, sri-
ting fsom New Haven An aged widow in
Massachusetts received telegram that her
only son was dying a. Lawrence, Kansas.
Notwithstanding her extreme AGO and feeble
health she must see her son. She UNDER
took the journey. The train was DELAYED.
Wben arrived at Utica sho was taken vi.
olently i'll. AYoung physician assisted her
to hotel. and provided everything be
could for her comfort. Her detention BY
sickness aud moderate means would not
have sllowed her 10 pursue her journey,
but for the kindness of the attending s,rsn-
ger. He paid her bills. assisting her To-
the cans. and accompanied her 70 Buffalo.
Az parting she requested bis address.
Two months later this stranger was seatod
IN his Office At Albany. A stranger en-
tered, aud, after some conversation, pre-.
sented the doctor with = government bond
Of 500, as . reward for his kindness to
that olt lady, saying: She VA NY moth
er. She dicda few days after reaching me.
and ! recovered. Had IL not been for
your kindness she would have died on the
road. au her son, who was siok. AM
q banker; but money can never repay the
debt ! owe to you for your generous kind.
ness TO my dear, good mother. God tlcss
youP Nay God bless aud the world ap-
plaud such noble acts of fbencvolence al Dr.
d. I. Crothers, Of Albany, bestowed On
this occasion, aud which tho old ladys
sen 80 richly rewarded.
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From tho Daily Carolinian,
Murder in wiHkcs Couusv.
d man kills he ha!s brother and then kiils
Himself.

1 AFAeF Au WAhMes Comfy.
a man hItts ne hQIs brother and then kills
HimseLf.
We learn from DR.. Cook, tho Senator
TruiI Wilkes county, that 4 most shocking
murder occurred In his section on last Mon
day, two weeks ago. A number Of neigh
bors had met fora
BIG FOX HUNT,
and after the hunt, they all stopped al I
liqour stand TO tako drink. Hero Mr..
Constant Gray and William Matthias. fhis
half btOther,) got into an ARRAY. Gray cut
Matthias throat, and hc died almost ilnme-
diately. Gray escaped arrest and rolnain-
ed out il tho woods for two or three DAYS.
when he sent for somo three or fSar Of his
friends TO come 10 500 him, that he wanted
TO talk with them.
THE INTERVIEW.
His friends complied with his request and
went out to SEQ what he wanted. When
they got within fifty yards Of him he halted
them and told them not to come any near
or. He then informed them that he want
ed to make lis will and cited TO them
everything ne wanted TO dispose Of and then
be
CUT HIS THROAT
9Th his knife from car 10 ear. And 80 n
fraid was he that he had not made sure
work that he ran his finger in the cash aud
drew out the jugular vein and completely
severed il with his knife.
Gray and Matthias wero the best Of
friends and the whole affair is attributed 20
liquor. Gray was man about fifty years
OF age and possessed ofcomfortablc proper
ty. de leaves a wife and six children.
four Of thom sons and all nearly grown,
savo one. q /. - =
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A diaeaso hasexistcd for somo tune past
IN certain portions Of Northampton county
and elsewhere, says the Weldon Ne,os.
which i terrible 10 rs character and often
fatal IN its results. II has been known in
those sections before 70 limited extent,
but not until tsis fhll has Il been general
10 its character. Tho symptoms are or
actiy similar 70 those Of yellow fever, and
the patient suffers almost as much as with
The latter disease. There have been sorne
thirty cases in Northampton recently,
some Of thom fatal, but tho physicians
have learned to treat Tho disease, and thus
stop the fatality. Il is not thought 10 bo
epidemic, but TO result from severe mala-
rial causes.
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Ninety workncn employed In Granville.
Mass, make about 900 drums daily,
which are sent 70 all parts Of tho United
States.
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A letter from Adjutant-General Cor
man, of the North Carolina militia. gives
history of the unsuccessful campaign
against the negro bandi,ti in Robeson
County, who have 80 long defed both
the State aud national authorities. He
also gives description of the country
in which the outlaws live, their personnel
and mo.lo of life. The whole ruce is Of
mixed origin, and is more or less con
nected by blood, aud some tivo or ak
family names constitute tho majority of
the inhubitants, tho Lowreys, tho Oxen
dimes and Chavises being tho largest
IN Dnmber. 1t is asserted that nearly
the whole community is in nctive sym
pnthy with the outlaws, many through
fear. Others through prejudice, and the
remainder from ties Of relationship
Their predatory and lawless operations
are we'll systematized, and in their forays
they are assisted by the desolate aud
almost impassuble condition of the
swamp aud forest land Finding that
he could not make Roadway against
them. and not being able to arouse tho
white citizens from their despondent
apathy and secure their cooperation,
German finally arranged an interview
with the Lowreys, and met them, by
:h:y ":-.. tire.! of their present manner
oI life, and promised to leuve the Uulted
States ii FREQ pardon was given them.
German assured them that they would
have IL fair trial aud good counsel at
court, but they would not surrender.
They sny that they will defend them.
selves to the bitter end. The Adjutant-
General adds thut he hopes before long
to have the satisfaction Of announcing
the capture Of the gang.
The Charlotte OkS",c,3' says: The
Fair of the Car"linms closed Yesterday,
and, upon the Whole, everything cunsi-
derrd. il has been ~ decided success, but
had it not been for the political Difficult
ties IL th" E"ighhorinS Counties of our
SISTER State, South Carolina, and the
immense amount nf rain that fell during
the first three days. IL would have went
beyond the expectations of the most
sanSnine. Notwithstanding tho mud To
oe encountered, the grounds we're visit
cd each day by large number of people.
and all seemed to he we'll pleased with
tho exhibition Of stock. agricultural i'm
plements and tho works Of art, the en-
tries of which were full
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A .sharp." Point .ver Taken.

One Gen. Sharpe. Of New York city,
said, recently, in reference to Tweed's
arrest, 'this is but u preliminary step
toward o still greater movement of the
entire State. which will determine that
the scoun'lrel shall meet with justice and
go to tho penitentiary; for we are re-
solved that the robbers shall no longer
walk the earth upimprissncd or un-
hanged" What would Gen. Sharpe say
for South Carolina?
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 81

HOTEL ARRIVALS. October 81
Columbia Hotei-P. Dulie. w. M. Bird,
Charleston; II. S. johnson. r. d. Giles
pie. S. c.; f. w. Jost. A. Bessig, N Y. !;
I. s Farrar, w. d. Kennedy, Ca; G.
Braden. U. S. A A. II. Waring. Flo
renee; d. Fraiel, W. II. Beck, Wash
ington; w. A. Lay, Oconee; A. H. VAN
Bokelyn, S Il. Chimus, Wilmington; J.
Z. Pool, Newberry; Mrs. q. King and
family, Sncioty Hill.
Nichrrsom House-A1rs. G. @. Fernau-
doz. Oxford; II. Y. Redficld Cincinnati
W. Johnston. J. J. Gormly, Charlotte
N. G. Fife. N. Y; J. NJ. Brown. Barn
we'll; J. B. Pyatt, wife, three children
and nurse, two Misses Pyatt, George
town; F. D. Bush. Greenville; G. Fl.
Brennecke, Charleston.
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may be suppressed by the bayonet for
time, but just SO certain as effect follows
a CAUSE, 80 sure Will it brenk out again, to
punish those who do violence to the
honor, the peace, happiness aud prospe-
rity of tho State. Let the Uaion mark
these words, and mako all it can out Of
them.
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Notice.

FAIR GltiUl.S NuyfNnrE 1, 1871
ftNi!E attention Of the rii'Z ns uf tOlumbi:,
L ami Wen 1t! IL Respectfully called to the
!ir-t i'araErAph Ir.' haE, cnmn of pa.,.
.rvru al the prr'nIunl List Of the approach
ing Fair.
It, requirements viii he siri..tl, compiled.
wlth lnarmnct Is the Secretary : office at The.
Fair tirnu..d- Viii open from \ VI. til
. 4. NJ. ".l saturday. the ih Inst 10 receive
entries .r"m ihrm. thnu.. h tlnir ARTICLES NAV
be delivered the ir!lnwii.S Monday
WYATT AIKEN,
NovI SrcrttaryS. G.. a. AMIN Sncicty
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Notice.

A MEETING Of the l;niIding Committ,. .f
IA the Washington street Methods,
Ch"r"! will be he d ut DR.. Miot's Store. on
IO-MOhKOW, Cd Instant. ut Il O'Clock A NJ
full attc dance i- desired by order of the.
Chairmnn. H. ID. SEM, Secretary
Nny
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New Pub!lcatlOns

MISS CnLUMi.lA', in, lie school, or Will
vi 1t Blow over, with y illustrations. By
Nast ~ cents
Aunt James Hero. by author Of Stepping
Hcuvcnwards. 81 10
Storics from Old English Poetry. sl.5O.
The Land ut l.ur!.c. I;y liub,ri buchanan.
- 200
The Witness OF lIi-,nry to Christ: Ike HUI
scan Lectures tor $50. i;y I.v. L. W. Far
rar. + Il. = 81 5O
Frondc'r Second s. ric- Of Shor, STUDIES on
Grca, sui j,ct-. :: 81
The Phi."s"rlv .! & pnsripu-nr-s. by Man.
sci. SID.
Emergencies. ani How Ia Treat Then; Tor
NJ D.'s. :: u,
American M.r'rrlnn.. liy Hache. - 80.
The Member fur iari-. l;y ir"is-l.toi,s.
- cents.
transformations, cor Mr'stn"rph"-cs> Of
Insects, Win jou plates. by l.. NJ duncan,
L. K. :.
Travels in the Air. FL, Eantly illustrated.
BY James G!ash"r, X :.
Also,
Some new Sunday hoo. Library Books,
new Juvenile looks from England, new No
veis, Hc. For sale ut
BliY IN & MrUARrEKS Bookstore
Nov
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Valuable Land Sale.

TIE STATE UF SOUYYf OiROLINA
COUAIr or UCOA EE-- IN TIE CON-
MON PLEAS
Florida Calhoun and Thomas G. Clemson.
administrators rs. john &. Calhoun. aunil.
nis'ratm NJ NJ Ga ,lnun, Il al - I:iu io
FUrpci0Se MnrtynJc IF Land Dc.
l(l virtue OF drcr,ial order III the above
L stated caHc, will sell, to the hirhr.,
bidder, at Walhalla. on the first MONDAY III
January, a. ID. 1872, hat valuable Plantation.
known
FORT HILL,
And for many years the residence Of the late
HON. JOHN g. CALHOUN,
Situate on Seneca River, adjoining lands of
a +. Lewis, j w. Crawford aud ut hers, abunt
four miles from Pcndlr on village, and III one
OF the most dcslrHbir nrIEhburhu,,ds in tlI,.
state. The dwelling IL cOMmuiiiOus and
handroInr, and is located on an cInincucc
with gentle slopes, which commands II plca..
ing view of the n tcrnt country. with the
mountains III the bark ground. The tract i.
rrprc-rnird by II arr-.nrvcy made III 1888 us
cont taining eleven hundred and ten acres q,
which about one hundred and iif,. acres ar,
said Ia br good river bottom: much ot the uu-
alds lie well AMI produce cotton finely. The
ont buildings are ruitAl,l III nImhrr and
riH.'. and are convenient tor this fine farm.
ITEMS. inc iinif cn-; i,n.ai,c, Il credit
~: one year. with interest the i,'.rcliAscr to
give bond twith"ut rurct, AMI II nirrisag"
oi 'ln prrni-ra tn srCiir" the I'urr!H-r
none a,ti To- pay extra tor stamps ana i.c-
rc--tit ,tr.r-
J u orKlEiIN;, srO ri.l E.fcr"r
WAtn>iNA, =. G., :,..,r,il',i ! l~7l.
INA iit |ii,n., i',imcN RED -i.ED OlrS.
l\V' !'r az H.,
f.a l. (.N
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Citizens Savings Bank Of S. c.

4 LIZ SAVINGS DEiD>I Is made in this
IA liank oh or before ;hr 9th day "f each
cal ndar m"nth viii bear interest tor tha,
month as i: deposited On the Il, instant.
j & y. SMI IiII,
40" Assistant Cashier.
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Richland Lodge No. 80, A.F.

a THE REGULAR COMMUNICATION
RN%of this Lodge Will he held in tn. Ma
w s"nic Hall, IiiIH tWcdnc day. EVEN
Ing. ut o'clock. i;y order uf the ". II.
&. T. BEiu,
Nov Secretary pro tenn.
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Hurleyville for Sale or Rent.

- PERSONS wishing to purchase or
tI;::; rent any of the HUKIEYVlLLE COT
rAtitS nms, come with letters Of in
truduction from prrsnns of known respect a.
biiiy 10 the agents; and persons occupying
th"sc cottages need be under no apprchcn-
none but i,crsuns or urtioubtcd rcspcctabihty
Will be tenant ly order oi the owner
+. w. SElBELS Il CO, Agents.
Oct * 3
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A Point To ls.m-,nber.

We observe that the great lawyer.
Charles O'Conor, of New York, in some
remarks in reference 10 the snit vs
Tweed, announced the following ias"!
principle. Referring to Tweed, he said
"There can be no doubt that the State
can mako him responsible; as it is we'll
known fact that tic head Of a systematic
orgnnizdtio" for Fraudulent purposes cam
be maete liable for Tie ,rhole amount" We
hopc to see this point made to tell in this
State
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"IHE Pk0BLt NJ SULVED!"
"PRIyCE'S COMING SENSATION"

AJlLlt arrive in thir city in four DAYS. and
w "a New Departure" from tho old
m"ih"d "f promising much and doing little
al the Gales OF Our immense aud ha nd some
sl'"k OF fine Diamonds, iold and silver
Watches. t"i tho mos, celebrated makers in
the world Chains. Pins, Rings, Studr, Fine
rated "a'r, Cutlery, Opera and Field
Gsassrs, Nc, &c vii; i,r,:v.
an immense coll cio""i fine Oil Painting,
hy rmin' ut American and Foreign masters,
which VIII bc on exhibition.
III" salrs of the above ma ntccnt liuc of
goods viii hrSlh "Wednesday morning, No
Ncmb'r and continue through the week.
i. y Nj :; 'ods must tr as represented, or
The inui.cy Will hr refunded
ID. &. PEIX )rrO 4 son,
Get - f3A hnrtnnccrs.
ihc rail., Tor Temperance Hall, &c.. VIII
ro''tivci! tahc place on the lGth November.
i"u may secure a valuable prize by rUr-
r'Ia-iuI ticket in the Columbia Co-optra'
i've building Aesuciat:sn.
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WATCHES,
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.

HAVE on hand = select
EM stuck nf WATCHES. .JEWEL-ES S219n
tA.SR itY. CLOCKS. SILVER and FLAIED
ARR, which will disposo OF at most rea.
Bonab!c prices. Also, SPECTACLES to suit
all ages.
REPA1EING in uy line done promptly aud
on good terms.
All Articles a..d wuik warranted! 20 lie 90
represented. GEO. BRUINS,
I'd door below PnENIx Office, Main street.
Oct ~
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Cigars. Cigars! Cigars
Dissolution Of Co-plrtnership.

INliE ca partnership heretofore cAi.iing
h'iwrrn the uicr. Eucd. u.dcr lie
iiim name oi MtIfANT y tl,bWEIi., - TN.
day dissolved l.: tEntn.i cousi'ut The tn-i-
ness "i Tie coiicctn vii be wound ny bl iO.
BEET T.. nc WELT, WHO alone authorized
Il arrAuSr Ia, ucb,s hud = cc,vc amounts
'!u" tn '.i'! '!fN. j. :, q M.tNnANT,
Oc, - ": Il. T.. HOWEl.I.
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Congaree Rifle Club.

fINliE regular monthly meeting of yonr Club
L will bc held y O'clock, THIS LVEN-
ING, ut temperance Hall. By order:
ALIEN y. LEE,
nv | Warden
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On Consignment,
ENn BUSHELS OATS,
CUO Crates Cabbagts,
10 Kits nice Butter
10 barrels Apples.
lU Barrels Northern p,ta:ucs,
Barrels ChG,tnuiA,
I."" g.. cash, by
Oct q, I.GR[Ck 4 IOWtANt,E
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South CAROLINA SEcUKITIEs IN NEW
YORK The New York Ue,mhis fiuancIul
review. of Saturday last, snys:
The new South CnrolInns again went
off quite suddenly. but tho decline
brought buyers and . re action. Tie
market for The Sonth CnrullunA seems in
process Of manipulation tn allow the
shorts" To cover, aud hence, doubtless,
tho origin Of IL rum r cmrr.n ut to day
that Il new Z per cent. loan had nude iis
appearance. The State oblisntions are
. per cents. D pr cents and Il per cents
per cent. bond, even If cnvritIy is-
sued, won.l bc vuluclcss in tins market,
"s 1t would not be "a good delivery. nc
c"rding to tho rules Of The Stock En-
change, and no banker or broker III tie
country wond. deal in IL security thus
dcbarrcd from negotiation.
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
AIDES not hki,S to have their own Corn.
e. attended to 10y ~ strauErr, can do il
themselves by n-iuE Stnn- Hrrrcrs C"RH
SOLVENT, which acts only IN Corns and has
no eli ct Whatever on the flesh This prepa-
ration contains neither aikah. poiron nor
arid. he cnro is certain. Apply ut Hendrix
House Oct 81
Cigars Cigars! Cigars!
ATE have now on hand Il large stock of the
w following choic" i,rsni- OF ClHAKS,
which We are ifrring at low figures. and to
which we invite those fond of choice Cigar
To give Il trIni:
COLUMBUS,
LonGfcliow.
Flor Il" MitarXns.
Two sisters.
i;,Ealia Erittanira,
Ia For de- baltimore,
Lard Byron.
Gold Medal, &c.
Together with large assortment of low
priced Cigars, thcrn"ts Ac.
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iced Oats.

ICED Oats.
1nA rt 'ii,H.,r r,imcNED si.tD ONrS,
l\N' i'T -,h H..
%; u ! '..i. FtlX no y son.
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oc,2G LnRlCK K LOwKANCE
Just Received,
IN BAl;Kfl.S Choice New liulcd BUCK
~ WHEAT. For sale low by
Oct % JOAN AGNEW Il son.
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MISS CuI.UMi;IA', In lie school, or W
WI 1t Blow over, with - illustrations.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-23
txxesipts By Railroad. Janunry @l
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

400 bales cotton, 1o2 bales goods, cars stock.
TO Railroad Agent Pelzer. Rodgers 60, W
Courtney 4 CO, Watson j. Hul, Wardlaw CareH,
" w Smith. Mure d co, Wlss 4 co: Sloan q
SeIgnious W williams 4 Son, @ \: Williams
co, Frost 4 Adger A E Mulligan, A J Salinas,
A Trenholm Son. G " Witte, Pinckney Bros,
Claghorn, Herring u 90, 3 Sharp, W. P Hall.
NoRTHEAsTERE RAILROAD.
"a bales upland and a bags sea island cotton,
3IS sbbls naval stores, cars lumber and wood,
peas, corn, cotton seed. mdse, DC. To G Will
hams co, T p Smith, Frost Adger, Graeser
smith, Nachmaln & CO, w Bee CO, L NOW
~ Son, W Ryan, Caldwell Son, Ravenel q
co, ] T Mlligan, Mrs Kennedy, RaVenei,
Pelzer, Rodgers d CO, Kinsman Howen, )
Salinas, G b Walter Il co, Barden 4 Parker. Jno
Marshall Jr, Wsgeuer& Monsees, D Aiken co,
] G Bradley S Stoney, Claghorn, Herring co,
A n Walker, Vogt, E wei!tng, W Sanders,
Railroad Agent and Order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
SO bales cotton, 275 bushels rough rice. mdse,
&c To w Bowling Il 60, Hopkins, McPherson
, < CO. Bulwinkle. H Bischof & co, " Courtney
4 cuwagener Murdaugn. Cohen, HancHel CO,
Fripn 4 May, w Bee & CO. kinsman Howell,
Ravenel e. CO. Wiss & CO, } Sardy, Weston, J
A Nav. Fraser & Dill, Wiley & co, " Boy G, E
Nit>elI, Dowie, Noise & Davis. W osTell, and
Wagner, Huger co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-23
Havana Market.

HAVANA, January A-The sugar shipments OF
the wear 1870 closed on the alst Of December last
for Havana and Matanzas. The following IS
SHOWING of the shipments for the past, as COM
pared with those of the two PREVIOUS years 1870,
iel572l boxes l52 463 hhds 1859, 1888 l42 boxes,
12l, ,971 nhds; 1855 167s. sS2 boxes. 1o7,7S4 hhds
The sugar market during the past week has
been very quiet, for the reason that arrivals are
are We light. even for the commencement OF
new season; but with pleasant weather, with
prospects IN the estate, the stock will be much
Increased by the last Of this month. Quotations
remain as advised at the close Of the past year.
Shipped curing the week hence and from Maj an
zas ,OS7 boxes and 1889 hhds, OF which 70 the
United States S309 hhds and 1889 boxes, and bal
ance to Liverpool, spain and uthe ports In other
produce there "a nothing OF interest be advised
generally dull, without change In prices.