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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-10
rns.ena1lesfon market.

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, .NARuH 9.
THE CRoPs.-4Fhs weather has been dry and
spring.like for this period, and highly faVoraoie
for field work. Until the time forrplansing has
passed it is uncertain as to the area to be placed
In cotton but all the previous indications would
seem to point to q very decided lessening OF the
surface to be devoted to this article, among which
arelsrgely curtaied enansial low prices,
with every prospscto tlek continuaao oe unlessths
crop Is slessened, the almost total absence oftheuse
ofiertnizers, which weteehplo Dyed heavily tnegre,
vtous season, and-gefersl reports from reliable
sources in MANY sections lock to restricted
growth.
THE REQEPTs-The arrivals attheootton ports
for the week up to Friday hast, although slightly
less than the week before, were heavy and
amounted to 1885, $40 bales, In contrast With
BS, ,e8r bales the previous week, and 7s1s7 baks
for the time last year. AT New Orleans the re-
ceipts were $3.50 bales, against 81 i4s bales the
year before The total supplies at the cotton ports
from sspeember 1870, upe.s tho latest mail
dates, were 2,ssa so7Shales against 17sj ass
rns year previous, shoHisesn increase ct f2l, so
bales. me total arrivals at ths'prnctpal soutetn
markets nom September ], isae, u to the Latest
teicgraphic ,dntelllgencesas ooDtsastet ~tsh last
xoor vvor6 dosfhlJhys.s- So y -'' .
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oomMEROt4L NEWS.
Exports or tho Week ending March D.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
LoNpoN-Per Br bark Hawkeye-7So '0n0 pA'0
phate rock. uo,ne-2I7 bags
LryRRPoo1-Per Br ship IslandAho,mann o,ann 9as SaSs
sea island and 22os bales UPLAND prreon@aia2 bales
cotton seed -. Per Br ship kate oaa% aaCTp
npland cotton, 2s7 sacks cotsCn INLAND cotton
nnncsIoniEPer brig Toro-SVo paes upi"uo
pam 1so0 feet lumber, bbls cotton SEED OIL
Woo. SRAIN-Per Span ori9 hosa-i4 paies op'
land cotton, SO, 900 feet LUMBER.
pdMRsTIC. 49,.
Nuw YoRK-Per steamship James Aagey-'saa 20
haIes cotron o. bales. .dcmestics 81 Dds rosin: oo
tons big iron. eb packages spndries, lD,ooo Ice deet
1nmber Per steamship Manhattan, DAYS
ses Island and $40 bales upland cotton 30 tieIoss
rfce. 80 bales domestles, ii bales hides anu Iago'
1ss empty bble so pkgs sundries gov jeee nno
her Per steamship South Carollna-ssooao
ba5es upland and 90 bags sea lslana Sostyn, @ IS
bbis roain. 68 bales .domestcs, 81 casks cay, ~
bales rags, l2 tcs rice, II pEgs sundrles: 80, 90,
PHILADELPHIA-Pers steamship Virglns.loi Us
rice. 295 bales cottoD,158 bales yard, loz1 ppIs
rosin: TI,o baos eososnuts bbls Oh and sundrses.
BNyIMoEElPer steamship -Marylant-541 1cs
rice 45Vpaiesscutt 10 babes yarn, l8 oaaes 40.
nlesties. bales hi6ea, 16sacss sud II bois dfea
fruit, II rolls leather lumber, ana spn-
drieE c 100.
900 feet plank. ,po.r.,
Sawyer-54o tons phosphate rock 90 tens fero,
BE BEsUFoRr NC-Per schr virginia Usre-e6 goo
feet bridge TIMBER and plank, 10 tons ZINC ana
sundTieE
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Norfolk Grain Market.

. NORFOLK, March 7.-CoRN.--Prices have ruled
very 8, eadJ during the week, there being lltte OF
no vaa iaaon to note. Or Wednesday the scarcity
OF freight room made buyers little nervous out
some bs aeiss
e1r Thnrsfiay were abuHS 5000 bushels :ol yellow
.aad mixed at 7ec for each; the market closing
heavy. Ile receipts on Friday were 1900 bushels,
ali OF witch were sold at unchanged prices. The
bad weather or Saturday put almost a 'stop I'd
outdoor transactions, and the sales were ohy 7oo
or 800 bushels. Yesterday little or nothing was
done again. To-day the sales are about 4o0C
bashels. White brought SIC, which Is an advance
o. &C; mixed 7T]kafS. the lower price being paid
fur an inferior article, and yellow sold at SOC the
market closing nrm, The TRANSACTIONS OF the
Week.foot up about q. 600 bushels.
0aTs-Sho~ some Improvement In price over
last week, when We quoted rhenl-at the close at
5ed8oc The weeks sales will foot up over $500 OF
40oO bushels Whole lots sold at the early part OF
the week at Gle, while small parcels OF choice
quality commanded lS2c higher To-day we note
u sale OF l4o0 bushels at eSAc,>at which we now
quote them
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interior Cotton Markets.

coLuaiBIA, March s-Sales Of cotton yest er-
day s5 baless middlings 13akalSc-- rsg =
cHlEE1TfE,s March 7.%salSs 'ro:das4s bales,
IridtiBgs l2Hc; good demand.
: SUMTER, March 8--ibont so bales have been
sofi during the week, ending the Sih. The sta
pie has been dull and deayy; caused from uniavo-
rsAble advices from Liverpool and the Northern
uargets.. Wesquote ordinary DC, good ordinary
iOHc;low niddlns 1lt4c, middling ll1sc; strict
arLAsrs, March s-4hs market to-day hsss hsa
been quiet and nrm; middlngs l3i4c; low mid
ding ls1zc;.good ordinary lie; ordinary loc.
MONTGOMERY, March. h..a-Qotton- arket dull
aNd nomlnar low middlIngs l2lsaa22sc. -
/. SELMA, March 7.-There were sales yesterday
to the 6tnUuht Of 90 bales; low mlddling l294c;
strict good ordinary 12I&c; market qn'et
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The receipts at tnls port Tor the week 9QA linses&
were 244 bags Of sea is3ans and Fteridas .am s5ls
bales OF uplands, In contrast aHlthasA bags OF sea
Islands and Fioridssy and 7os2 bales Of upsnds
the previons week, sntl.l41 bags OF sea islands
and SEaoridas and 29T0 bales Of uplands for the
period the gear before. These supplies came az
follows, say of rplands, Per South Carolina Rail-
road, 1919 bales; per NoftheasteTn RaHroaa, ,.5o4
baIss; per Savannah ana Charleston RailtbaG 90;
Peedee. 1ss; Gsorgatown, Q; E1isto, 10; Flortda,
81. or sea islands-B -Beaufors sss. Edisto;< 10y
FIoItds, los; Savannah 81. >. i.
THE COTTON -MARKET.-Fhe heavy charareehf
the receipts which have Kept up In UNLOCKED Tor
amount exerteda down wardtendency onpiGeS
and the market for this article during the past
week had auecllniHe character, outefoseds some:
what 1rmer. The rates In the foreign market,
which began at 73sd p tb for middling npfands;
receded to I'd, and improved bo -g@5Gd. New
York, which commepced at 14%c, has generally
been at that figure; and at this point m ddllng up
lands, which opened at l41sc, declined to 1shc
and impr wed to l3X9lS321c q n. Tha move,
ments in the article at Liverpool and New Fork
for this time were as follows: On Friday, March
., the former wsS. dan and depressed, up,ands
7xd, sales 5000 bales; the latear was d1lland un,
settled at 1l2lc sales HIT bales On Saturday the
former as dull and tending down, uplands u!
ssies 5000 bales; the ,utter was irreeeias-aaa
lower, uplands 14x@l4xc, sales 5000 bales. .on
Monday the former was nat and irregular. nm
Lands 4d, sales 900 bales; the iat.erwas irregn-
lar aud heavy, ,apiands IA @1tAc, sales 500 bales.
On. Tuesday at me former holders were pressing
sales, uplanas 7@1id, sales 5000 bales; the latter
was quiet at l4xc sales $3.50 bales. On Weanss.
day The former closed steatlier. uplands ne,rI, 7
@7Sd ss.es l2 600 bales; the latter was t,reeuar.
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Receipt. py 4saiiroad. March ..
sorEu cAn0LrstA RAILRpAD.

car bales cotton, so bbls -four, carastock. To
Eaflfoad Agent, Peizer, Ronesrs+& 4 co, Geo "
WtIIians Il Co q Waller & co, Frost Il AdEer,
Tkurste, & Ealmcs, Mowry g.. Son, Caldwell &
Son, Sloan Il Seignlons, " y Bee &'co, Null.
gan, K Rynn, Geo .4~Trentoln Il SOp,E Wiss
i co, a J-5aiinas, w;B smith co. -
.NoRraKAsTERS aSfnRoAp.
.eGbale. upsand cotton. bbls naval stores, bags
rough rIca afsthpeas,. potatoes, cars luInher anu
wood. nldse, &c. Too W Williams \ CO. EfnsL O. |;
Adger, T r Smith, MOyry i Son. W X Kyan, = !
Snlinas, Barden & Parker Jno Marshall. Jr CIV
Witte, Sloan 4 Segnious, j a Quackenbnsh,.W =
Courtney & co. Dowie, Noise y Davis, CoheI n n
co, N schwartz, Mrs Taylor, Gee TO- !
SfeuhCuse, j Grt en-, H Clsnssen, kiasmap d
Howell MplGnes / Feil., Yelling, Railroad
Agent ant. Order =.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON R4ILRoAp:
60 bales cutlsn. ,mlse, &c. To- Smith,
Miiligan, T. C lIaseI II Katie cG W!eS, , = CO.
Kiinck, WicEe. berg L co, W Keith, MlGel, S
i Marshall, C lcotk co, D NJ Frior Flnckney
Erus.
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EXO0rIS.

L1vsRrooI-Per Br bark vlnc6:02 bags aes in.
and and $50 bales upland cotton, 200 bags cotton
seed, to1 tons phosphate rock Per schr Adie
Blalsde!i--47 bags sea island and 7Sa Aalesupland
cotton, 300 tons phosphate rock.
ANsTEKpAM-Per Pr ship EdiiR-e9SS bales> up
land cotton, 800 TON. phosphate rock.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georgia-50 bags
island and 2el hales upland cotton, 100 'tcs.rtce.
400 bbls ro.n. 2s3 earboys 4s bales domestice, 80
tons pig iron, 63 pkgs. 80,
bales cotton l46 bales Iomestcs II bales rags; %
CASES clay. iso ilerces rice, OIL Dbl 'val stores,
l1Q empty btf- 45 sarss c0coannts, 2ztdns Ihetal,
and sundries
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Markets ny Teiegrapn.

MONEY MARKETS.
NEW YORK., -.Maych, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS firm,
Gold strong-ar n rs Goyernmen1B strong OF abort
last nightS prices. Stocks steady ut about yes.
tesaay, Is prices. Money b EacaanEe-long sla;
AGG'veehhins.-,oney h las per cent. Sterling 90.
;Gold llX. Governments very arm,i Soulhern5
steady; South Carolaas very SsreP 9 ana :acliye!
-63s eye,s 72; eights,S5. Alahamas 81; -1yes 81.
Georglas 50; sefens 90. :<ertl Carolinas 4S; new
2sH, South rarollnas 7s,I:s;;- new e4is. Fre1ghts
qaet.
new OELEhNs hiafch e.--sferling 2lH. Sight
exchange 4 discount. Gold 'il3.
COTTON A,RsEfs.
LIVERPOOL. March 9-Socn.--COtton steady;
upllnas 30; Orleans 723I: sales l., oo3 bales. -
EVenng-Sottun steady:' urLalds f1sa755d; Or
leans TSe1hd; sales ID 600 bales; for Speculation
ant export 5000.
NEW YORK, March o--Nocn Cotton steady and
nrm; midins upfands held at lia1askc, Orleans
l555 salea 2oeO bales.
1iAc. ">'s>' -''' "N''' ~ ",
Boston, March s-Cottton duh; r.iddlnrs 15c:
10000. '''' ''00"
BALTIMORE, March 9.-Cotton frmer and held
higher; mldd ings 142Sa14xe; net rece pis 2a5
bales; erss receipts 2so; exports tu Great Britain
Ills; CosstBlse 100; sales SS5; stock 1ITl5
NORFOLK, March a.-Cotton nrmer; low mid.
dlings lex; net receipts 9s0 bales; exports
c0astWise 1859; sales 100; stuck 29Gs.
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New York Rice Market.

: From the Daily Bulletin March Z: The call has
been light and business dull, but holders lose no
confidence-ipdeed, are rather 1rmer and Caro-.
lima is held at 81la9c, some very fancy stock even
as high as ske. For Rshgodn values arealso
little SITTER, and-we note sales Of l5o bags as'a
nc
quiet The supply is smaRI but is sumclenS "
AT sAasxc, and Rangoon, duty paid, at 'a7}sc,
currency.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March ATuRpENT1SE-Sales
Of Isl barrels at s. 80 for Soft and 81 10 for hard'
II $50 lbs. -
sPfR1rs TtRPESTNE-Ouly one. small lot tlo
'bbis) sold at 491zc q gallon.
:: HosIS-Sales reported OF only l64 bbk al S. 10
for strained. and 81 rs for No. ..
TaR-l50 hbls changed hands at 81 % p bbi.
CoTToN-Sales OF SO bales as follows: Eat II, 8
On lf1<sF atl., ana zf-st 1890 q ny
yRnssaeq bushels smtxelh s9E at IS p
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MARINE VS..
CHARLESTON, S. CO. - MARCH 10. 1871.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARGiFE ED SEsTERb8l.
Br BARK Dlpparohus, Calhoun, Providence, HIm.
l5.laSs,. Ballast TO wagner hugeF 4 CO. ara W
i sSHrses Hr .t Queen, Roeebro5s, Bnnimore
Corn. &c John Csmpsen CO, dfd Bur neisiter i
Zerts.. vesseltoJ AsEnsew Z co; -,
Ross's nat from SttAndrew's. IA oags sea is''
and cotton. TO 0ahiard & Minolt.
Rectiyed-from Ohfsulm's MIL l4o !.erces Iics;
To Thurstln Holmes, PC hase!,, anu d q
Devices. s-~<
CLEARED yEsTERpAE.
Steamship Georgia, Crowen New York-Wag-
ner, Huger u co. w C01rtenaT. ,.,,..,.,.,,,
Steamship Full River, RlRskaey, Phsaaeipnh-
r. + sH si.ip Enh hi.dn, 4hsicrdah-Lesesne s
B+ nars yin,o. Rossons Llyerpool-u Carl. ;.
selr a!tl!e R,alsde, GaiHel' lye'p9p-S ;
Rhe!t & Bon.
SAILED HEsTERUAy.
Steamship Georgia, crowel. New York.
srhr ,Da, light, hscFadden, West Achs'
Cp FOR THIS FossT.
schr Willie Martin. Moves, at Oardenas, AarcF1.
ssar Al FabSns-' 'Brisa, Providenrs via PRIV,
dence Island, March $.
LE..RED FOE THIS -PoKT
steamship Charleston. Berry. at New York
M Steamship siea Fuicen. Haync. at Baltimore.
srhr Vrale. Muson, at,New York. MarchG.
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M O 4 H E RS +

For your Children, use none other than The =
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL. -
1t contains no. Auodyne. For sale hy the
DaDqfsetuter, DIRE BAER.
And also to be hatl,at oil Drug Stores. ":'7''
mario
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NoEE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
5aess bales .ppanas, from Mobile 1858 baleH: up.
fards' and Ourned5 5os; rrvm ssrannan,slss 0ass
sea island and 1921 bales upland dsna from Charles
ton 4.l1 bass sea island and 1879 bales upland
the quantities received at those ports ffOm Ho-
bile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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RAILROADS..
KIoRTHEAs4ERN. RAILROAD CON-
EN u
oHARLfsTpA S: G..fsbrlsry -, Y ls73 /

~ k,x255z1k
Train. sszt sstesss sass'|ss Sa Ss'5s,I q 5s'5 Gao
arrive M 1t vhsslssepA .s:so 1. m. :edondays 'ex-
cepted) and $50 P. ID. 60,
Frah does NOS Iesye Charleston e:ssP. 9'. SUM-
Train leaving at II n. male. through e9nasss ouss
Creek only, eolrg through in 42 hours, WITHOUT
pEF8Ef1eN oN sg1aiSQs. ~ = ,-
Passengers leaving bs: ssao T. n Train have
choice ef route. via Richmond ana Masnieg5sSa,
ypafsAx bs this Train lap ouef.on SUNpkxdn Haa-
snose Those slsayt9g g on SATURDAY ramain SUN
This is the. .csespes, quickest and e1ost pleasant
route ta.Cincnnatl, Chicago and other. poin9
West and Northwest, both Trains making, ctose
connections at.WashIngton with Western Iains
= ss21il SIS. soLoMeNsb
:; +-- Enehasr sNi NiSupeEtntandenta
:: s,sstssssass i ssasass' Genera Ticket 4sspf.
QNANNAA,1 ,1NDSA 1RsioN RAIL
s E@[ % d E;s;EsEg ! 6iIl
!. PAssnNsER TRziNs4sn tlfs Road d aat!!y as
follows: :'.s-,.s:1:sss - - ~ -. ~!
Leave Charleston: $50 80 a. y.
o., Arrtze.at. .Sayagpah. ......... NJ
Leave SayanDah :. -. ............If:6A. ".
AriW atOh1f1ostuE.. =. q. -. e.90sP. No:
>. Csnnscts a. Bagannaa Yteh Ghe: Atlantic l. anA
Ral1sssd 5asa ID iSE sE snSsaenve St. ana all
Win Central Ranroad sor Macor, Atlanta, Ne.
bile, EewyOrleans and thes Vest = .11;s. *.
With stsapposts Tor points ON the sas5unah
AvCnarleston With tine northeastern and South
Carolina Railroads. aaM Steamships 1or al points
North and West. .x;.: S.s.,-
Through Tickets owe: This line On sale etst Hbtela
In Charleston; .ScreTen House, Savannah; aad all
principal Ticket ofices North and SoDth. -.,g
Frefghts forwarded daily to and frQm Sayan.
nah and al points beSond. 49, -
Through BILLS Qf Ladiag issued to JacksoGrille,
Pa.atka, &c.
TaHn as low-as by any othey line
- ~ - &c. S. GADSDEN,
ocs5 ). Engineer and superiatendept.
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.ERltAN, SOOTHING, CORDIAL j

|. IN ryvAEuaBLE EBE aEgI FOR INFAyrs,l
- -r=Ns - :: z - > ~ 49, SSts
E This ia~the best Medicine for young geh!ldren7
sunsrns with oonc, Dtsrrhnas- sorans Other COM.
plant, Sinsidens to- Teething. H may be given.
wtth-ssfety, as it contains noDpium- orotherrin.
furious anodyne- - ~ =. f. s.Ea,s-'
Price, 2s cents 3 bottle. =
+ ,Aanufnctnred and Tor saleby ..-s.sys =
h .-.s> :: DR-H. RAEB..
I, Also by the following Druggists:
4s-W,EcKELs&C CO., Dr.sA. RAoUL. =.
Dr.sW A. SERlNE, 40, BARBoT,
W. 7. LITTLE d CO., ]. BLACKMAN,
p MsUOHEN;- Dr.. EsH. KEL6ERS,
E. 8. BHRNHAN,,.t. GRAMAN &C. SCHWAKE,
9. W. AIMAR,.. J. LOCKWOOD, :.
g. ]. LUHN, W. T. LINN,
W. A. GIBSON,
And by Druggists generally. Jan2l
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Thetschr 4 J FaDens, Rrngg, sailed from Proyi:
dence 4 l. March 5, for Prudence Island, tn loud
.gusno for Charleston stSa per ton, and charterf!
back 10 Pro9idepcs IT. IS per thousand teet op
lumber.
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The following asethe receipts or cotton at tue
principal Southern ma.sess from MACH sto ls7l'
IHSaeige. az reported esrsslsSIsph-' This IN
clrd@ all potatsbus overland. = -.
NEW ORLEANs- u =; - - =
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@oUTH CAROLINA RAILReAp.
y 49,
Eff1Hl &
vIiiE-pREsInENr,s OFFIC

CHARLESTON, s. c., Januarp1s, 1871. 3
on and after SUNDAY, Ja1usry 22, the: Passen-
gefTrnns Oh rue sen:a 'T;ina Railroad WIN
rus as fcIows: -
Leave C::ar!estoa. T.
Arrive at Augusta S.l5
FOR CcLUBBtA.
Leaye Caailsstop: ~ a. =. N N
(. FOB CHARLESTON
Lesve ugrsta. s.s..,..<sS ~
ArriVeat Chaslestem. .s...s-s.-~>.:. II n
LsaIe 5.
80 AC05sg6esuG4F sxH1nss. :lsf@s
-.RyudsEs eSca9ye43
Leave narIeslsas nnsss | - =
Leave &lRus1a 500. osasif
COLUMBIA MIGHT KxPhRsH
-s-s Sundays excepted3
Leave caafleeson. 1.10f. =
Arrive a. 81 9 ~ W s. =.
Arrive at Charleston. 6.4b a. u.
t.s..F.. .sdsAkEv1LL3 TsAlEs ...
Trvs al sunnefvirle. :. SEQ P.E
Leave SunSaozyiAe-...-.-...~.. ase -.
AFFtse a. easssslSs sasSE ssssS ~ =, ::
Lelre- -GanNen..<- :. - @................S ee64fH
@fstss A. h1Gyt'e. .:..'.,..:. a x 8 = y
taase AiasIls nm Am 3 3 = 3
DIV sIng ssd N ~ Sisnrsraias make oteoe eongec,ioas
-asAlsasta Eiih Sc rgis kailEsaa md Central
EKirIqain connects With Macon and Augusta
.Galaaels sige. Tsala, ,nennesss rs'A. .sresnyiils
'0s ssSds SsaT Tsh e5saacts asny win pay rassen.
IL ianis | A. L.Ty1ER, Vice. President.
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TaeArNvsla sor the corresponding stsoeA last
year wen re8s, 726 bales. :. -
The stocS. 6f..she artioia in night OF the latest
dates was as follows:
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Passengers.
Fer steamship Georgia. Tor New York--Blshop
Lynch, Capt W Dawson. Beler, Beiier, dr,
@ NJ McKse, r Warner. Mrs w willard. 7
wi Hard. A f1afe. W A Ron; " T " Woodward, Mrs
A Densmore, 4 Densmore, J Ltvlpgstop. +
Brown and d:ck.
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sipyclots lsp ELEGANT DECK sfAfERooNs IS

The fast and splendid side.Wnel steam:
ships OF ths Line viii sail from Adger,s South
Wharf as follows during the month OF March:
CHAMPIoN, SATURDAY, nth, az NJ;
HANHATTAN, SATURDAY, 1stf, at Az 2. NJ.
LANES ADGER, TUESDAY, 21st, at 6 7: NJ.
OHAtPIoN, SATURDAY, 26th, at P. NJ.
CHARLESTON, DsKsDky, 2sth, at II n;
- Through Bllsol Ladtng given.on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng.
land manufacturing towns-a at the lowest market
FreIghts on upland cotton through to Liverpool
fiYe-elehths of a penny: sea island one penny.
Upland cotton. to New YORK u cene' sea l'iAnu
For Freight or Passage engagements. apply to
mar1.1no JAMES AD6hk q w.
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.oR s,Av A Mn A H Z
= .I1EeAsg STATE aoonAcooxuoDATloSs.

The splefdid steamer CITY a ..rEsA
POINT, Csptain D. B: vincent, Will e
leave Som hern Wharf fos the sboye blaeeon rsss.
DAY EVENING, March 10. lSTls at SO o'clock.
The Steamer UlCTATQR;I Captain L u. So3et'
Ter will leave Southern Wharf on IpEspAYE1EN.
INA, March IA, 1871, Ct sac O'clock fos the above
place. - -. RAfENEL " C3.
MAR Agents.
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BOSTON, BREMEN.
,hsp THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST
.The nne Steamship PA L o o NJ 1AEHes
uaynie. Commander, will sail for B2l-S -S&lSH28
tirnore on TUESDAY, i4th March. at II O'CLOCK, n.
n PhiIadelphfa Freights forwarded ~ tnat
city by raifroad' from Baltimore wltaout auG.
tiehaliusurance, aud Consisness- are allowed am.
ple tine to sample and sell their Goods 1rom
tne Railroad Depot in PHILADELPHIA.
PAUL 9, TRENHOLM, Agent,
mars-5 No. UnaoI MhakSes.
TAAaFEc MnIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH LINZ TO 30.
CALIFORNIA, CHINA ANbJapA4
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
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8eImbolb's 8 Bnrbn..
. 80
M A n III OOD.
IN THE
YOUNG &RlSINe GENERATION
IN THE

The vegetative powers Of life are strong, but In
q few years how often the palld hue, the lackius.
tre eye, and emacisted form, show their baneful
influence It soon becomes evident 10 the obserys
er that some depressing ;innuenceis checking the
development OF the body. Consumption is talked
Of, and perhaps the youth Is removed from school
and sent into the country. This is one OF the
worst movements. Removed from ordinary d.
versions Of the ever.changing scenes Of the city,
the powers Of tho body, too much enfeebled y
give zesr to healthu and rural exercise, thoughts
are turned inwardly upon themselves. 2
II the patient be female the approach Of the
menses is looked for with anxiety as the frst
symptom In which nature is 10 show her saving
power In dlrusing the circulation and visiting the
cheek with the bloom Of health. Alas increase
OF appetite has grown by what 1t fed on. The
energies Of the system are prostrated, and the
whole economy Is deranged. The beautiful and
wonderful period in which body and mind under
go so fascinating change from child to woman
is looked for In vain. The parents heart bleeds
10 anxiety, and fancies the grave but waiting for
its victim.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-16
THE KU-KLUX TRIALS.
4 CLOUD OF WITNESSES FOR THE DE.
II FENCE.
The Iteign OF Terror in the Up-Coun-
{ try-Bioody Threats OF the Negro Mill
tia-The Organization Purely Defen-
sive.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, S. c., December Is.
In the Ku-Klux trials to-day the defence
produced overwhelming proofs, By many wit
nesses, as to the terror among The whites Of
the upcountry at the time that the socalled
Ku-Klux organization existed. They showed
that Jem Williams, the negro captain Of mill
tia, had threatened to slay the whites from
the cradle up, and to apply the torch. William
Bratten, colored man, testified that he was
lieutenant in Williams's company, and was re-
duced to the ranks because he could not agree
to the measures of aggression which Williams
proposed. He frequently heard Williams
threaten to burn out and kill the whites. The
defence asked tor further time in order to pro-
duce witnesses now on their wax from York,
who will prove that the so-called Ku-Klux
was Eganized only for selfprotection, and
had ceased to exist of itself.
The testimony being closed, the prosacu-
tion brought forward rebutLing evidence, and
ask t,.r time until tomorrow to prepare the
argument in the case. PICKET.
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Notices in Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH UAR0LINA.-ln the matter OF JAMES
ERWIN KING, Bankrupt, by whom petition for
adjudication OF Bankruptcy was filed on the
FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1871, In said
Court-ln Bankruptcy is to give notice that
onthe 7Lh day OF December. A. ID. 1871, q war
rant in Bankrdptcy was issued against the estate
or JAMES En- WIN KING, of -. In The county
Of Kershaw, aud State OF South Carolina,
who has been adjudged q Bankrupt on MY
own petitiun: that the payment OF any debts and
delivery OF any property belonging to said Bank:
rupt to him or for his use. and the transfer fer OF
any property by hin, are forbidden by law; mat
meeting OF the Creditors OF the said Bankrupt,
to prove their debts, and to choose one or moro
Assignees OF his Estate, will be held e. a Court
OF Bankruptcy, TO be holden at No. IL Broad
street, Charleston, South Carolina, ocf"re J.
G. CARPENTER, Registrar. ON the twentieth
day OF December, A. d. 1871, at IL o'cld Ok H..
l.. E. JOHNSON,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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