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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

The aanus. session G. the Vermont Conference
commenced 81 Mortified OF Thursday flas
wees. and closed on MONDAY evening lsst
About one hundred AID fly we're iu a-tsniluoe
Bishop james was present s. Pres ding Bishop.
Rev. z Morgan was reelected Secretary. With
J. C. ". Coke, T. a. Spencer All T. E. Fa-
rest S. assistants
At tie business meeting. THURSDAY forenoon.
Rev Ur Rust Corresp1 aiing Secretary O.. the
F-selaan's Ala Society, spoze Oh .ae claims q
this society. sal over sky ia--A-s was con
;ribatsi on the spot for ,alt object
ua Tlu-sisr saa-u9lu. Dr. VIA Bate-.
ia,a missionary 70 India. AMI aov Secretary Of
the American sud Foreign Chrlsaau Union.
addressed the Conference. The Conference tsr-
mau was delivered by Rev. W. J.. Malcolm on
Taursiay evening. twas 81 argument IL IS
vor ofs ministry moved by the power Of the
Holy Spirit, ils,eai Of trusting alone TO mental
eudowueus and culture
On Friday the report or the classes crsuinei
for higher orders Was made.
On Friisy afternoon occurrsl the snui-e--
slry Of the New Eag.ani Educational Society.
AZ which number Of addresses were male
Ia the evening the missionary sermon vas
preached by Rev. Z C Bass, Of Waterbury.
Saturday afternoon was devoted 20 the ami
7erssry Of the Sabbath School Union. ard the
evening to the anniversary Of the Church tx
ension Society. one Of the most entertaining
estures Of the evening" exercises vas tie de-
iehtful singing Of Chaplain NcCabl
On Sunday, the Colfsrerence L1ve-Faast was
lel1. at half past eigh; a. T. Owing TO the IL .
disposition o, Bishop james, the morning ser .
bon was delivered by Rev. Gilbert Haven. eii- /
OF Of IONS Herald. which wss followed b7
be ordination Of elders. The afternoon sermon /
-as preached by Chaplain MsCa5e, which was
.liovel by the ordination Of daaoons. The an
i7ersary Of the Missionary Society vas held ia
be evening
During the entire conference prayer-meetings
ere held every morning at S u 8. H.. and bu-
ness meetings every forenoon, Sunday excepted.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

MUsIoAL-Ihe musicians Of Boston give their
TrienniAl Festival in May next, commencing on
the 9th and closing OF the evening Of the l4th.
Nine performances Of o-atorios and concerts will
be given. The chorus will number more than seven
hundred voices. Mr.. Zsrrahn IL devoting three
evenings each week TO the rehearsals, which are
largely attended. The main features Of the fss-
tivsl will be similar to that Of 1865 Nine.
Rudersiorf, an eminent London prims donna,
and Mr.. Cummings, a no less eminent tenor,
from the oratorios Of the great metropolis. are
both engaged. Miss Adelaide Phillips and Mr..
NJ. ". Whitney are also secured, forming what
If pronounced the most perfect quartette Of ors-
tOrio signers which has ever sppesred in this
country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05
Chiuendea County COwt-Apr1 Term


Crf-eUde- Cgr-tv Cour1-6u-il Term
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--- --- --s ----'-1 lslls OF A-iss.s H. g.
4- D- =. -.-sley ana C. b-91Eeit son on the
Oh AZ ~ 1-l.- lie also p-ea- sil-iy-
---- ----- Pc ~ bl---1 si1-, i7r aiieu ing
---- ---f fe1--A-- 90 --.-- F.aal l1-
---l-el -i- rs Burlington for ps-IurT r.
i=tiyn- o. the lar- RI me STATE 81 the
l..-. % A-r-ce Johns z % this CRY. April l.-
-'.-. vlo g a. beng tried flr selling lutlzios-
Aa- --@-- u-t guilty
fIelrf arat q Burlington, f1- resisting
--- -ss---' constable D. : li-e on the l5-h
p -l1--. -' - W--s a-.e-l --l- 90 G-res- hlrl.
----- l-l ---'J
a7- ---- U RICHMOND il- az assault
-- aL.-- ~--- A- intent o. E-- upon enc
~'--' '---A'y 81 II % t-el- not gui-I.
-i -1i1 ~e-- l--- ral-il-el o. JAN
Frr1tr. Au--
The q-~---a-.. -s De- Gee r..--.-.---- b.
t,If -r--- F--.---- BE- -. -.- go ~
y-.r ---.,'-., 49, - -
bic Honor charged The inv. BE fl-.v-sr;eref
Che tls---uv i1 tae case. AMI 1lea-.v laid down
-le e-s- principles Va.cl should ~ De- them IN
--e-- la- as-s-.l15. lie occupied a- hour u de-
-ve-.E- die charge. H1 frz- iulu-ess-l ur1u
-le jury what was IelulreI by tHe statutes Of .
tlis --s-- ~ the yer execution o. s. VII. IT,
l-l--l1c .la- i- must be- il w-i-In- and signed
lT -le tss-a-l- 1- tv some other re-s-a ia his
presence end Hr l-s express direction s-f attest
cd and sl-s--i-e5 r- az Iess. three --eIf-fs v5--
nesses il The presence Of each other s-7 -s tas
'7s'-'.-- though the l--e- was Tot required 90
- 'ls witnesses si-u t1e-r names
-' .-t -e--'-- -AI----y necessary vas u1- As
s. Is Ie--fe- ilr me Transaction Of other
-s-l=s'' 'lt Dc I1us- be suiil-ient O. SHOW tna-
.ae -ef'ai-r A-'el r-1e-s.-l-tl ~ The m1r-
.e- t1-i be- r what be was dong. and j.
= as noun en- upon The executor II this cise 20
-1lsl me iA-t t1-t A-rs- I-llersll acted thus
4 ---s 90 .--=l q, me t,1e o- the execution O..
"--- ID ----'l- p ---e me fact t-s- the -s=-
'.i-- N-- ln-t elai --ii-s1if AZ the time Uas
-.. evidence CT her lncouHetsury. j.
3 l-essaI-l clc-lsivs pro1i, -l- che
.l-' ' -les n9' p 9llre ne sane amount
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

The Texas legislature mas just adopted con-
mon school system for that State, in which
compulsory education is a prominent feature.
term Of schooling, not less than four months
in each yesr, is required Of d" al the scholastic
population" The school directors Of the several
districts may separate the blacks and whites, if
in their judgment =" the peace and success of the
school and the good of the whole may require, -
or they may require the attendance Of blacks and
whites in the same school
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

r / NORMAL School Little Rhode Island
has determined &c have a good Normal School
and has appropriated ten thousand dollars 70
defray its expenses for The FIRST year. Besides.
she proposes &c pay the expenses for travel &c
and FROM tae school Of pupils who reside more
thsn Eve miies away, 70 an amount not exceed
ing $1,000 per auuum. Tho members Of GUY
las, legislature. and all who ezpeat &c get seats
il the next one, arr requested 70 make note Of
Whist Rhode ls.,nl has done. They are also -e-
minded that Vermont has about seven times the
acres. and ,ia leiQ) nearly twice The Population
Of this State. We have just sent one Of our bas.
teschers &c Rhode Island Il aov We cou-d IN
por; few Rhode ISLANDERS and GET then elected
20 the House rwo year. hence, We might perhaps
balance our sccount
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

4HK LAKE CHAPLAIN BEwGE.-One Of the
piers on the Vermont side o. the " proposed -
bridge al Iiconderogs has sunk twelve feet below
the surface Of the water Kotwithstsndisr the
repeal Of the law workmen are still engaged at
the bridge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

DI- snyth, the noted specialist Of Boston. AZ
INe1 II town this morning. and we suppose
everybody who has Any trouble WITH his ewes,
Ts1s' nose or throat will make haste to see hin.
- ne can resist the catarrhal tendencies Of this
ANU o. weather, or cure the blindness and deaf
hess Oh doctors, he will fad plenty Of work 10
I'm wen BEYOND MS promised stay.
?. S.-We have been asked how 10 urououuee
his name. 1t Is not Smith but smvth-the lone
sound or y.-Sf. -7l5ans Messenger, Isl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

Nk. WARES LECTURE The i-lr a--r
l-ctlre hT Rev. /. g. War. rf E1-.---.-
iat 'estry o. the church 1f tle Fas-.-- 90 -
/ urisy evening Inst, was vel ar-arie. Do. .
o7tsel oy 81 audience elt-r='v r-ss=-L r..
SMILES AMI the Forest Of n.lsust .a...-
SHOWN IL new heht, AMI their co1se--
anl tnei7 use 10 French history W.. -.
ms description Of the Palace Cd Ts-ssa sr
= a national residence u Che EH-s o. s-.-...
N.Y. "are wildly introduced ra1-
scene from MS balconies. 10 which -le
Viee1 Of Louis wv presented a-r-sls 81.
moo ana Eas thence escorted O. PAN. AL -
the guiIiotine.
a ioresi OF forty THOUSAND acres us.l-- -..-.-
niles Of Paris, and where. ST. gu ae .. I-
are visit, the deer and wild toa- were sill
oiAsea y royal huutsmsu. AMI Who's t1-- -.-
oT-ses were penetrated by walks rsreI l- t1s
convenience Of royalty centuries $50. rs. res
revelation Go many Of hrs bearers
In routainehieau Mr. Ware f--- mr.. Che Jar.
o. our E1gllsh fathers. anu uar-sl .-s u--u l-
ani Joyous song. a. II mounted s-ra-rh- I1.. Old"
skies raised not by RS wings. hu, .-s aspiration.
clean out ofsizht From A. iny-si- .e as.-a- -.
muse poured down eislr sui strong. aa. l.l
tne ears with is seeming hymrs o. 1--i-a.
Higher sin and higher
ron the earth tEQu so-iugez-.
le deep tlue thou Eiu.e-
And singing still doth soar, aud s-a--l- a.l-
Shakespeare, Milton, aEi Shelley es-l f---
nlshet TO- the reader some Of the.r laes- rlsss-
ges. descriptive Of tins splendid sonrs--- r.
Europe, and for which America has 10 e1livs-
lent.
Ma7 Mr.. Ware come again All read o. us
from his Observation-Disclosures u atc.ula-
The Rutland Herald says Sc Window SMASH
ng by young men on ''larks-' is becoming quite
prevalent in that village - So vita cur fast
Burlingt-n young men, though they generally
% for clark after they take '.sEzlios.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

sAnto Cruz is chosen President Of the sp.pi.b
Senate He is rum fellow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

-Four men were Oh the locomotive Lawrence
Barnes which was dumped So at Vernon on
Wednesday. Two Of them, both Rutland men,
were iDjursi-Eiwsrd Dodge, the engineer,
hurt in the shoulder, ani biz fireman, Homer,
who had flesh cut OF his arm. Nc. one else
vas hurt on the tIain. track has been laid
kround the wreck, 50 tha. trains pass without
delsy. The accident occurred on the Vermont
and Massachusetts, railroad, but the Central
sustsins the loss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

M Bret Harte's famous poem, &" Plain Ian
gusge from Truthful James. is illustrated in
% Every SATURDAY," by eight carefully drawn
pictures by 5. Eytinge, Jr. They are certainly
q vast improvement Oh the lt5graphed ilustrs-
tons published in Chicago, which have had
quite q run. These drawings have been made
under Nj Hsrts's supervision, and they may
therefore be regarded as representing more
faithfully than any others which have appeared
the Eu;hor's iieas representing BIZ Nye,
T-nthfnI lana. Al Al S-r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

The Tribune and H-orlf unite IN ooniemniug
the forthcoming decision Of the Supreme Court,
declaring that the lega. tender act is constitute
onaL The Tribune says Sc The effect Of the
decision cannot but be 10 deraage business /,
If decision which, however justified by the
technicalit,es Of lav, violates common sense ln-
deed. it is useless to conceal the fact tha. the
public respect for the highest tribunal in the
land viii be lesseuel by the reversal Ct the OH
rinAl judgment"
The World declares tbst the decision VII be
regretted and reprobatei by honest men sul the
soundest pzrt Of the ie-si profession.
William Cullen Bryaat. In giving az account
Of his habits OF iiis ssys that he follows closely
simplicity il diet. is strictly temperate. rises
early, exercises systematically every day Of his
life. and blthes from head 70 flll Mr.. Bryant
has reached a pretty advanced period OF life,
without the usual iufrmitles Of ola a-e. aui with
his strength. activity anl bodily faculties IL
good state Of preservation. among other things
be discards Tea aud coffee prefers valking &c
riding goes to bed early. and taxes but two
meals a day Mr. Bryan.'s habits suggest
lesson Of great value TO Thousands Of young uel
who live " fas.
Al the recent election II NsW Hampshire, the
name OF young laiy vas p'aced 90 the teke;
.1r member Of the school committee in Nashus.
Titaout her Euovlelss OF consent Her fAtt-
RS name was or the opposing ,i-Ee. for tie
sme position. and as it va known taa, the
'ounr lady did no, desire the oia-e. he was sup
ported by both parties Tina; mode. journal,
Fo-ihuu AID Claains ITe.iy. refers o. the
fAir IL these elegant termf
a young LAZY il Nashua run against her fsth-
p for a member Of the Scnooi Committee and
7As defeated II hiss since been sscertAiuei
har the ola fellow bought up io- o. Cincinnati
lhiskey and used it pretty freely among the
over order Of the electors Of the towu AMI by
lst means secured his owl election
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

Ire case q Sts-e W Michsei Casey v,s not
concluded tin hs,fpss- twelve today Ter
minutes after the jury returned a verdict Of 49,
guilty
The court was then adjourned till Monday
morning ST ten o'clock.
MoyDAY May I.
At the areniuE Of the court this r,,----,-
State IS SIX psckagss Of intoxicatip- Fo7o--
james Kelly Clint was Commenced The t.,o-
IN question vas seized April 1se1 rnds- -.
usual warrant, On the premises Of the eI.i-,s7,
The case was given to the Jury A. noon 75,s
afternoon they returned verdict oor.5s-,,.--
the hquor, for the reason that II v.s - Ez
the claimant in violation Of statute
STATE vs. I'VE packages Of intoxicating Toro-
C. Rowe, Messrs. Carr & BlaDobs-i .rj
James Game, claimants. was ne~t -
ms liquor vas seized Al the Y. {. z p dsr1+
IL inis cry, May >, 1863. The iurv rs-n-5s5
Vefdici condemuInC the liquor.
state vs. intoxicating LIQUOR. Z G Ro-s
claimant, was the next and elosing case fs- the
DAY Inc liquor was seized az the botel az ,b..
claimant in this city in Auril. ls6g IT, -
took the case at i've O'Clock and tsr -,
aI'eI wards they brought in a verdict conaemni1,
the liquor
In all OF the above cases Hon. Daniel Roberts
1, -pfe@rel ca oehslf IF the State and NIessrs p I
L. Start ami I. K. Hard for the claimants.
Isaac johnson was arrzigned and bv ,Iiv;.. -
as counsel, L. F. Bro~neu, ESQ. asEed 80
'l me court to change his plea Of not guilty -
guilty OF breaking jail. my 20
Inc court then adjourned till to-mo-rov
morning 10"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

John Sweeney, who took "leg bail" from
Rutland some weeks since. when allowed by the
Sheriff the liberty Of working out his fine, vss
arrested at Burlington last Sunday tor disor-
DERBY conduct Chief of Police Crawford Of
Rutland. being notified of the arrest. came to
Burlington yesterday and reclaimed the prisoner.
TIE IScoME TAx-Commissioner Plaassnton
has decided that revenue assessors have no Gu-
thority in law 70 call for income returns from
persons whose income last year was under two
thousand dollars but if they have sufficient
evidence that person who has not made sufi-
Gent return on his income has defrsuded the
government, they viii proceed against such per
son IS prescribed by law.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-05

A., -'-sDAf- 4Iay =.
At the opening Of the court this Do-nin- The
as d state We Leander FreemHn. for PERM
va commenced The case wa given to The mr.
=. :. e-esen O'Clock AT twelve they reported ~
.ne1l foreman that they were not able to sgree
M were sent back Half an hour later tbev
'aine IN with the same report, and were then
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-30
Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, January 2S-sales OF cotton yes
terday, II bales-midd!rgs l3Ac
CHARLOTTE, January 2s.-Sales today lSs
bales at llal31sc for extremes. MMkesinrnei
for best grades.
UNION, January 26-Cott9n, ss3 bales sold dur
ing the week Market opened on Monday az l21ac'
closed to-day at le2c.
ORANGEBURG, January 27.--Cotton, sales dur
ing the week l60 bales. We quote ordinary liza
I2c, low middllpg 10, middng 1890.
ATLANTA, January 27.-The market today mas mas
been quiet and firm; mi!diines l3IsalS4c; low low
middlng lsc; good ordinary ls2s4c; ordinary llc'
MACON, January c7,@Eecep;s 5s5 bales; snilP sni
mems 800: sales 5i2 The market very urn WIN
miIl.llincs at 14Gc. Low grades Still IN demand
MONTGOMERY, January 27.-The cotton mar.
ket is quiet but trn. Low mlddlings l4as4@sc'
middllngs li1zal4sSc.
SELMA, January 27.-TheTe were sales yester.
tlay TO ihe amount OF $50 bales: low mild ing ala
I4iSc: strict good ordinary. 13Ac; good or'inary
l3,iai3s G; ordinary 12a4a13c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-30
Passengers

Per steamship Georgia, from New lorS-John
Dempsey. stelnberg, W Brown, hanier, q NJ
WhIttison IsaacSop, l. Maybaum, a MayUaum,
F Harrsll, c r STAFFORD, P Dclany and wife, u
Fuller and wife, Master Fuller, R LawlesS, ID IL
Per Steamship Cnamplon, for New York
r Mathews, Mrs Viii e, Miss White, 4
Northrop Mrs Jane and child, MISS JONES' . ~
Aspina!l, A Browning, Z Clark.
Per steamer Dictator. from PalatHa VIA Jack'
sonvile. Fernandlna AMI savannah WlnGate,
C G Foster, Miss Erickson, Geo Kings0y and
wife, J Neson, q + Mazyck. Mrs MazycS, Miss
ii Mazyck, Miss Blarka. Miss polas, MIS- Travel
Mr. Campsen and wife Pratt Z Ryan, AT BAT
bot, Mr. Burgess, anu 80 on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from savannah Eean, q; :,
fort, Pacific Landing, Perry Island, 3c1W
Brisbane. Miss Mcguire, II " Wiggins, Neral
q " Crouch, II " Parker, K Freud, J Jackson,
and II on deck. ,uo n.
Per Steamer Argo, from Edisto, Rockville, En-,
ternrise and WAY Landings-Hoa Jno townsend
anu lady. Mrs Smith and daughter h e., saes'
Towlps S Howe, R E Seabro1S, + Richards, Il w
N MacIey, ". W4laley, J King and W S Eddinss.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-30
Saxnnnah Market.

SAVANNAH, January 26-sEA IsLAED;|Me
have 70 note no change In the tone ol sge
The sales OF the last week amount TO $50 oales al
The same quotations as ours Of the 2lst instant.
We quo;e: clean mains and carts 2ia2Sc; COM ON
mon Georgias and Floridas e4a2se; msau ,a, anu asa
good Flordas 35a40c; medium fine Flortdas 4sa
45c: fine Floridas i6a4Sc. .,o ,,,s.
REcElrTs-Tne receipts at this port for the past ,6S
week have been 2Sll5 bales OF npaha an" nrcss sec
Central Railroad, IS 5i6 bales upland; Atlantc nc
and Gulf Railroad, 1906 bales upland anu ioo oaiss
sea Islands; Augusta boats. 2307 bales upIana'
Florida boats, IS bales upland, and lI3 bales sea
Islands: wagons aud coasters, Is bales upiaho'
"IS EypoHTs.SThe i exports for the week have been
osIss bales upland and 236 bales sea island as
follows: Liverpool 1929 bales uRr6 nIand and anS ND
ISS haIes sea island; Philadelphia III bales nD,
bales upland Barcelona 14S1 oas5 1os5 ohsna n
iann: Antwerp o7:5 bales upland; Bremen 1850
bales upland; Cork and orders ee4o bales upland
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-30
New York Rice Mark. !.

From the Daily Bulletin. January IS: The mar.
ket Continues firm and fairly &C i've In jobbing
way, and for some selections slightly better fig
ures were obtained though buyers 40 not come
mp to holders views freely. Sales 10 tierces Caro-
lima at 7kaSc, AMI fancy ae S&c. kangoon firm
at IL currency and 34c, gold. IN bond.
From the Journal ol Commerce: Rice remains
drm Tor domestic. with = moderate consumptve
demand, aud rather small offerings. We quote
7Ha8c for fair 10 prime; sales so casks. East
India Is steady at 3Ha3ixc, gold, in bond, aud &c
currency. duty paid.
From the Herald: The market was quiet. but
prices remained firm. The sales were confined TO
about 60 casks Carolina at from 7Ha75sc per III
FOR fair 10 prime Really choice was held ut ST.;
per To- and fancy at Sac per 10, Without sales.
In Raugoon there was scarcely nythiuR doug.
Sellers were firm and offered sparngy. We mole
sales OF go bags at &c per 10.
Fem the Wurii: We have only 10 notice
limited jObbng demand at 7HaSc for Carolina.
The supply on hand Is Very limited
FROM the DAILY Bulletin There is not much
stock wanTed except IN the usual jobslng way,
anu the business transacted has been light.
Holders, however, remain pretty steady, and all
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-30
vc1v york Naval stores Market.

From the Journal of Commerce, January 81:
The market for spirits turpentlne with continued
small demand Is unsettled. Merchantaole lots
ISa4S &c. Rosin&there is more inquiry lot strain.
ed, with the market more In the sellers laVoI;
sales embrace o4O0 barrels at So S5 and 5000
barrels In Wilmington, I. o. b., at 81 IS with
!reights engaged for Liverpool at 4s Cd. Tar is
uulet at 50 10 az IS for Wilmington.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-30
GEORGETOWN Market.

GEORGETOWN, January 25-CorroN.-Nos sales
to report this week. We quote from Is to lac.
T1MBER-65 sticks srriyed; stock on hand very
small. All Of our mills are in operation. small
timber in demand. A few sales were efie ted
during the week for cash. We quote from TO
15c as extremes.
TURPENrINE.-vlrgiu and yellow dip So. Scrape
75c to 81 per Dbl OF $50 fbs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-30

MEMORANDA.
The schr VIM Deming was cleared on Friday oy
Messrs Street Bros & CO, and not by Mr. W Hall,
as reported.
GEORGETOWN, January "a ARRIVED 10th, schr
Imcy Hammond, Cole Savannah, Ga; 21st. schr
RidSeWood, Derricksen, Sc hours from New YORK
22d, schr .E Finney, Patten, Charleston: 23d,
schr II NJ Pate, Sutton, Boston; schr Ida Bur,
CESS, Burgess, Charleston. Cleared 18th, orig
F Dunbar Nckels, Cardenas.
The brig Edwin H Kennedy, from this port at
New Orleans, oath inst. reports that on the 18Th
inst, in lat "a 50, long S6 49, came In collision with
a large unknown ship, In which lost ooWsprit,
fore topsail yard sails and rigging, broke rail-
warks. The ship had no lights and offered no as'
s!stance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-30
New York Hay Market.

From the Journal of Commerce January 27:
There Is a steady fair sale for shipping, and with
but little coming in, prices are firm sales to.aas
embrace IS bales for Savannah at ST 90; so bales
for Charleston at 81 CO. and 100 bales for Jackson
willie at 81 20. Prime Is selling 10 sinai noa Ma ss
for long rye; s5cas1 o5 for short rye; soaSoc ior
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-30
n o NJ PO U n u AC d
PHOSP late OF l. I,ME,
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

This article is manufactured By the PACIFIC
GUANO COMPANY, al Charleston. :. c., under
the superntendence OF Dr.. ST. JULIEN RAVE
MEL. When composted with an equal weigA' Of
Cotton Seed, its re,u ts have been found fully
equal to the best standard fertilizers. Its econ6
nv must commend II TO the notice OF Planters
generally. For specific directions for composing,
and for supplies. apply TO ]: n. ROB On.
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. G.
JOHN S. REESE j. CO., General Agents. Balti-
more. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS