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A NOTE FRUN Mr.. CLAGETT.

To tn. EplToR OF TuE NV NoRTn.WEsT:
! sce from the It'iIv Independent that Mr..
Kelley reaflrms the correctness Of the state.
mcnt made originally in the ladeptndent.
that atx'ut two years ago in conversation
With him about our citizens Of Irish birth.
stated that Plu'nmer. . negro barber In
Deer Lodge City. was better qualified IL
vote than two thirds Of those who voted the
Democratic ticket. In ~ interview with
Mr.. Kelley, find that there 10 no question
OF veracity bet ~een rs. but simply one of
memory. have no recollection whatever
at making any such statement with refer.
en'T ~ any particular class Of our citizens
The remarks made by me in reference TO
Mr.. Kelley In the canvass since the appear.
snce ut the article in the l"dependenl, were
based upon information ~ the effect that he
had voluntarily sought ~ make political
point against me by revealing n private G n.
vcrs"tinn two years sitter it Occurresi. and
when In the very nature Of things It ~as ut.
terly impossible to reproduce the time, place
and circumstances Of the conversation IN
such manner ~ ~ carry the idea, II any.
intended 70 oc conveyed 1T the time. l
originally furnisl, the statement 10 the In.
dependent for publication. although lie sub
sr9ucntly endorsed it. but that y chance re
mark Ut his was taken up by Others, and
reported by them to the Independ<ns, and
that he has lacen drawn into the discussion
~ lhia Question without his desire or con.
sent. The whO1e controversy Uelweei1 us
has been misfortune tn both parties, bu,
has not disturbed our friendly relations. Fl
remembered any euch conversation ~
stated Ivy Mr.. Kelley. l would not hesitate
I" avOw it; and if1ny such rc,,n.rk was ever
made by me 1t must have lNrn Ut passing
nature. without any intention ~ MY par,
Of expressing my real opinions upon the
subject.
Respectfully.
WV II. CLAok7r.
Deer Lodge, Aug. /. 1871.
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ANOTHER ssARROV OF GLASS, y

Nsszeus IN WI1SlUS 70 the 0EtOt0 On
account Of Mr.: TooN's speech st Raiders.
burg. says be made Il xllfql mis.s,a,eu,cn,
THAT. Mt: Clageit. at one time during the
war, stumped the State of Iowa and urged
''the Democrats to organize and attack The
"Fedcrsl forccl In thor and through his
''exertiOns at that time md In that l,ehalf.
he became known tbrOug hout Tive State OF
Iowa Is Fire IN the Rear Billy"
Mr.. Clagett never did anything Of the
kind. There ase .hsndsesls of :low.ns here,
and We challenge any and all @ the prof
Here are the facts: o. the assembling Of
the second session If he Thirty Sixth Con
grcss. December 3. 1870. one OF tl.s Ars,
questions that onzne N was the impending
war: Among, Other .9.ereu4s suggested u
prevent the struggle we.e. the Crisemdvn
Compromise M.asurts.:< hi Claga,t was
The" Doug'a. psmos'sl, and N rcs'des, of
kcokuk, Iowa. A Democruiic meeting was
called in The court tou,4st Keokuk. to con.
s'.!er what course their prcscnta,ives should
be instructed ;" pussusoIahat question, and
among other speakers Mt: Clsgctt addressed
the meeting fifteen ct twenty minutes. fa.
voring the Crit,ende4 Compromise. on the
same theory that Douglas did. Tia, was
the last speech Mr.. Clsgett made in. Iowa.
I, wss made during the Buchanan admins.
trsti"n. before the war; The same position
wae taken by nearly slI Douglas Democrats.
and wss indicated. by tie speect of tina,
Senator on the question in Congress, when
he ssid: 80 -.
Il repeat, then. my: SOLEMN conviction.
''that war means diS0liiOn- final. eter,lxl.
''irsev(cahle ss.parnti,n. see NJ, alternative
therefore; hat A'fajr ussnpIOnise: founded
ION the basis of mutual cDncessipns. alike
honorable. just apd ls.nefeial to I'll parties.
''Or civil war and disuniou." -. =.
Mt. Clsgsts in April Of 1851, before ever
4 hattie was fought; 1cna0ved 10 Nevada.
The next speech heanads was on July lsh,
1862. Il Unionville, Nstada, where, 10 IN
old Nevadian saya, l''tlte miners ssaked and
recorded him - their representative man. :"
elected him the next tespt 10 the Legislature,
and reelected him. egain aud again Zach
time. until In 1895 he resigned his position
IN the State Senate and came tn Montana,
Had Clagett made such speeches ~ Mr..
T0oIe attributes 10 him. would he be on.
dorsed a. be 10 by the leading Republican
paper. Of lows! H1d lle nos chs;upioncd
the Interests Of the wafktnguncn 1T Nevada.
would they have returned him every term To
the Legislature and iatand by him u day;
bic must ardent. tdst.sled friends? NJ
Clagets has No record lrgmsy n6t 10 pstyul
ut. and this. lei. :. and pties(y false charge
Win but iptepsify III resgnssaness w0f flle
hearts Who will give him vtcs0sy on Mon
day ne3t 80 :x.;idro.s :. 3,
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T!e1tgraphif.

Reported Nev the ''Wsw Northwest, -
II v. o. THl1oRAPu co.'s. 4. WILEY, oPIRAToo
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Madison County Republican Ticket.
!. Appolnt,,lentss

0ss. wn. u: Claecte Rrpub,'eaa nouinee for Des.
saee IN Congress- and The eeIehssted osasoe and cam
Daien singer, Col. l. b. Church. Win make tosr Of
~ Tes!torr md eddssss tho psopse The following
osaed tines and lsose; :.
0siesa, ........ Saturday. 900. ...Aas. 4 evening
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inert a. Genera With ehoee o. other nse;o"s "a. tn.
est'ent OF The AIahs@a elaine, under the Treaty o.
wsshi"eto.;
ss krsso soCoy sIpGmsec scS ~. \. rcs
.oa to believe be xil COG: sstt'c the diessnes be
tween ss. noG!:n ana c .%m s%e, r,c.
10: e. DSs.y cu%%i::isss; 70 :.ssess rs::;s,cs:
pe.s. aa.,:! " Ss re's i'm Affair. s'" one
u the Leaders g ne ahostve Comm9nis's iGsn.vst
tsSc !: b. eesn co.d:%ned to ds.n Ins
forl oecrs and eight hundred p.vat.s IN the hoep,
!s! ana ten cmeese ana seventy rs'va1ss 'mpssooro
au1.os. \: r. a-Ba~.ra ch..e. = p.om.nen.
Shakss Who tor YEAR, - charEc q the h'lness
o snSt nssncn 81 see New Lenencn ens9er snoHn ae
tns ns,exy nm''y. soseosa NY eatutasy n.:ns:
a. ~ ~ ~ nH Sss.| s% /. -. NJ S~. y.
as ssn m::: n Re. o, .,aoo ,%.r.,, ii.
rdsH on socr IN, ~" 49, WSicS Vim ;.ke p:see 10
x;s:;t ~, ;..,... =. 49, o., -. 49, 49,. -
.s ~ ss ,h s"s 1" T.. ~ 70
s , S1st .oe GU y, h"'S ~ sx lit
gambler named Hecsood xh: drew p,:.ol which !s
.s o;is x cedE " Tue "'"''"k o"' '''S''
~ S.is"G: .na ,.,.A,o.. ~ N. ,vido ~ n, Roean
hrrvr In Iadison eo,nsv OsiO sccmse of Cois"nin:,
hcf hushin6 etat Il fbe 70 any truth In she report
II ar.enie haytsg beo foend - ihe sxhnmsd renal:
!. nsr 81 ";mrc No.: s,, H. :r.rs,
90 co. ~ 70 s.S 81 sS: :n % osSss "s
s,:s.s 49," - '-
PSilsdeaphi. aao ner,oae after eating corn Starch
eso. We IT," Fl "c;r HS" sy H. H.
dest6S s!c rrpcste il l. snpposed thr sr.sSic xss
pat 10 the c.,sn starch 81 discharged domestic.
New York. Au1. "a etsiemrmt of TIE VOTING MN.
ulastoo q New York City according g the hate
=, ss: xotss ~ ro..;n h.,h IN - ~ H. Ill.,:
q - ~. i,,ss e * ss,m s;6 n ~ Tug n 1ss
ss.,s::!s: RI: total So''"r population Of The city
~. T;-., w..h,r,.o. .,..,., 400. Tho. .h.-. 4.
spe'a y. eays '1ss saesc y
a.eSsos 70 .p.cio. chs.s: r',Ss!: Adam: A::c, II
our 20 tae Nenrvs COatesenee. 9ut tnose
osst . - no oo"os '"s' eoe" oee's'on was
Lonaoo Ivy e s s. on the nss.opoitan nm;
~. os"v ss""sis. ~. .c",,. ~, = ss ~, ",x
n.s m."y 1I.: O'c""eu' o"' PsoVes '9"t o"'y
TIE Ssiti:S @aa.oi:w.r Warrior, and an American
rate ere :s"c!s nssr LssnSsn, sma vessels aud
S..;s ~ Sts,.I u. ~ .SR.nx sns =. ~.
-.s;.i s''s@ "'@ '""t0S''su " '1e s~''' -
i"mao, a-rh. v.r,u.,s .oo, -. ar,. nr,.. .,
DoD"o"' -."e v:"su"'o 'o"H Inc n'ss ps'"e ~
'n1 Se s s:s; CHAR, . x,.,,n III. FAM
Inc 10 over, but provisions arc exosbiiant.
Paris The trench po..otcs y about ssrang ing
~ w-.-.,-- ' '''' -
"Jv~~0'
Cheyenne THE Supreme Court has decided that
women h.ve right 70 ri - jnres under pi9vston Of
cSssf Justice Howe rsndsrc sSe opIoion under n,
fourteenth amendment. that women have the came
telegram from Col Wh.m: Indian Agent .. Fort
me s.ys tns sioax q mat l.s xese nsvs! more
to tss :hs sE o with the
New York Nawa.
,.
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DIED..

DIED.
DixON-Sunday evening: July ssa 1t tho residence
Of hts son-in.lsw, Howard Tucker, in kevkak Iowa.
George G. Dixon, aged sixty O''e years.
George c. Dixon !. dead. lie died At the r.sdcne.
q his .onin-l.w. Mr. nowar! Tucker In this city.
the K.okuk Bar held yrs.ssay afternoon. Year. axO
NJ Dixon wac one VI the le.dcrs Of the Bar here
s Law r:rns W: e :nd accurate Ms was
q the coming men u that prospective stas.-Gote
Alta meeting Of the har " ths city Of Ksokuk the
following resolutions were adopted:
The ncnhrs Of the har Of ths city Of Ksokuk do
!. Thae we have learned with dep RECRUIT q the
detsase Of George T. Dixon, ESQ, for many year,
prominent member ~ this r. aid We desire II .his
.csSw s s",. :: =. "
That =" the dsces.e III NJ. Dixon the profession
has se one who for great learning extensive rssearch
ssa eminent emit I. ability had iw a:s and hs bar he:
genial and yenilcanly bearing toward bio hrethren
s.r nov 20, 70 WIZ ever b 'vsmesFs and We srn'
That 10 rvfer with pride to The fact that the d.
ceased dnrne his long course Of extensive and often
important tssc,ce .. .hs hsI g h'rt h'mseh a. %
hrsthrrn Of the prois~sioa univvr ii and poicund
feeling y !+pscs tor bic nsoosy and q sineers
rug q nls dsr:stuss
tious our sincsss eympathy. !
:psc. Il. o. memory & shs dscssssd. W. win U attend
g: ne. eepy K .he.s RESOLUTION. b. furnished
tie family II Tie dee'sssd. and that they b pabiis6sd
~ ~. city pspess
Isl. stsiss q sso: Is S.s, co. 3' x IL:
~ ' fsosz: ' T. cI .rSi = ' csss
XN0kuk. Iowa JolV ~ 1871.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-20
TIE TEMPERANCE CAUSE IN T0RI
COUNTY.

The Yorkville Enquirer says: Eureka
Lodge, independent Order Of Good Templars,
which was organized in this town three months
ago, has now membership OF eighty,lonr,
composed chiefly ofyoung persons, ana tne IN,
rrences ior good which the society exerts arg
perceplible on every hand. The following o.
tcers were chosen at the last regular eiecuon,
to serve the current quarter =. d. OLeary,
W. C. T.; Miss E. l.. Barron, W. V. T.; a. >;
Withers, secretary; c. G. Parrish, h5ancial
secretary; J. P. Herndon, treasurer; Key. " ".
Al. Boyd, chaplain; S. D. Smith, marshal; w.
K. owen, Inside guard; j. R. Parrish, sentlneI'
Miss a. NJ. Sckorb, assistant secretary; MISS n y
A. owen, deputy marshall; Miss 4: Walker II n
II. S.; Miss L. v. Jefferys, L. ID. D.; w. H.
Herndon, acting P. W. c. 10
We learn that Lodge OF the oroel VIII oe
soon or@anized at NeW Centre, and move
ments are OF foot for the establishment, " u
Lodges in other sections OF the county. we
arc pleased TO see this movement on lne suo.
iect of temperance: and the organization OF
The 1Good Tenplars" is, we believe, the surest
safeguard against the allurenents OF the IN
toxicating cup which, in the form OF society,
has yet been devised.
We are requested to add that any iniorma'
ton in regard to the Good Templars may be
had by addressing A. Kalstrom, box $685.
Charleston Postofice.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May lS.-TURPENTINE.-ln ;his
article we have TO cnange to report In m!ces,
There has been IL iar inquiry during the week,
spd the market has ruled nrm, all b: ought III lav
ing found sale al 81 for virgin, So 10 .Ior yellow
dip, and 81 for hard q 6bl. Of $50 lbs. The arri-
vas q, e light, and mustiy OF small! p lrcel5.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-FOr this article n. mai
keL genrrally has ruled quiet during the week.
Prices were without charge up to- the close OF
Mondays puSlncSs. IuL On Tuesday there was
rather u dun feeling, and decline OF z Cent took
place. On Wednesday the market was' quiet, anu
ut the close i3i4 cents wasthe ru!iDg price. To.
day (Thursda! there is somewhat drlncr lerllug,
with u tendency 10 advance the advcts roEi
abroad heiug better and sales have taken place
nj II cents. Receipts are ncagre, and There IL
very little stock olTerpg and actrrs refuse Lu ac.
cepi above figures, holding for ghcr raes.
RUsiN.-For tile week just ciuscd we report
more Grmues5 IN tho Hiarket for this aril"lc.
The has existed 4 steady ,iemaud from shippers.
ald prices ul all grades are hlghcr-nalcein iind.
ing ready sales. The sock rer aiming In first
haidS Is Very small and The bulk Is oi tile luer
gra,lcs with scarcely any Of the lower unsul!.
TAR TIE market has ruled firm since our last,
with Il brisk demand, and the price has alvanc.
ell fully IS CENTS. Receipts. lor the week have
been light, reaching only I59 Ub.s., all Ol which
sold IL 81 Ier bbl.
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Last Friday night a masked partv n,

Last Friday night, masked party. num-
bering about forty, entered the Town If Pom.
totoc, Miss, for The pnrTiOse OF driving of
who had been warned to leave. On entering
the town. they We're met by party Of cili-
gems, who asked their intentions, and were
answered by volley, which the citizens re-
turned One Of the maskers fell from his
horse, and the others fed. On picking up the
wounded man, he was found to be q young
man named billiard, residing near there. H.
peisisteutly refused to declare the names OF
the Others, and suon after died. The next
morning number of persons were found to
have left the county, Willie several horses with
1rappings, which had evidently belonged 10
1he masked rarly, were found near PGnlOtOc.
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DEPARTURE OF THE VISITING FIREMES.-
Ear.y yesterday morning, the Phoenix Fire En-
CINE Company repaired to.the Charleston HOTEL
and, the Georglans being ready, they all marched
to the IEtna Engine.house Detachments Of the
Phoenix and Etna here manned the hose reel OF
the Metropolitans, and the visitors, escorted by
their hosts marched 10 the Savannah anu
Charleston Railroad wharf. a short delay before
ths steamer left was spent in taking leave OF the
gallant fellows from our sister State, and as the
steamer moved OF from the wharf, three hearty
cheers were given by the escort and their depa:t-
ing visitors. The Independents, Of Columbia,
we're also escorted by the Eagle Fire Company TO
the depot The splendid Firemen's Band led the
procession, and doubtless eniivened the journey
to the capital with many spirited air. The fare
well at the depot was honest and true, and. with
three hearty cheers such rs nremen only know
how to give, the visitors went on their way. Ihe
visits OF these companies from our sister cities
are among the p.eesantest epi. oies Of the grand
fremen's celebration.
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SJSt " ES 5 no u r. 81

ALL powders and outward applications close
up the pores Of the skin. rendering 1T harsh
coarse and nahby, and in short time destroy
the complexion. If you would have 'resh'
healthy and youthful appearance, purge the sys'
TEN thoroughly use Helmaold's Grape Pills
and uelmbold's Sarsapariila, which beauties the
complexion. J5eware OF those cheap patent pills
carelessly prepared by mex erienced persons
vendeG in woolea boxes-most OF which contain
either calome., mercury or other deieterous
drp0s
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New YORK Rice Market.

From The Daily Bulletin, Wednesday, May i:
Domestic is scarce in fair demand, aud quite
IiIu NJ frll former rates. sales OF. 40 tcs at S3
9Hc. Foreign NOS very active, but Offered with
cunp .ratlve moueratlon. anu prices steady on all
grades Sales Of ATS oags Rungoon at I@Iac,
and 100 bags Patnn ut 73&c.
From the Journal Of commerce: The market
remalHs urnl, though there Is but moderate busi-
ness doing Oi domestic there Is hardly any STOCK
here or on tho way, while holders OF foreign, be-
ing confident, refuse to grant The least conces
siGns We notice sales Of $50 bags KaugOon 1T
IG97is", riepcy, AMI 100 bags Patna at 724c. We
quote CarIiica ut Si4G9tsc.
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New York Naval Stores Marlsc,

From the Journal OF Commerce, My IL: The
market for spirits turpentine Is a little more ac
tive Several full lots nave been sold Mt inside
prices The demand from tie local Trade Is mot.
crate. We quote merchautable lots ~ 5lajl &c,
with sales OF $50 b1ls at 5la5lfc. Rosins-the
market is somewhat irres ular. a few small 10 s
OF strained are Offering 1T 50 Io but large parcels
are gu ted at So Is. sales embrace 6Jo hhls Low
40 . ut So 80; 26u bbs good strained at 81 co. ana
1850 bbls strained AZ 81 IS; No quoted at s. 6ga
800; No J. s3ai; pale "a 25a5 30; extra pale s6a'.
Tar is steadily he'd; Is bbls Washington SOD ~
SoIS
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',ISSct;Et IS,

Per sTeamship Charleston. from SoT York
Hon. Ryan ana wll-, T l. james. II ) he'd cNs L
S \, i:ev l. Gluss. ID ppletrn, II Willy i M.t-
son, A D. nnett. l. LowI,snury, N.ss :iiaiy Gufke
Miss f. Bede and sceraT".
Per steamship Sca Gull from BaltimOrc-Chas
Sui Ia alId hanuel RudrigulS
Per steal!er Plot Boy. from Beauiort. Pacific
LrudIng and Chisc!m's Landing, tc-iiss Fla
Barnweli, Master K Barnwel J L ThourUu. Mrs =
s Uilber S u Gilbert, Sprlnz + = Euh, q rulit.
Zel. G Hardy, II " Crouch, AID deck.
Per steamer Emile, from Gcorget0wn. c.
E e IleweS, Mrs Gu;rard, Master hucrartl. MISS
Lo nacs a M'rgan and vile Mrs Meyer. Mrs oJ
Walker, child and TWO servants. tirs oung, Mrs
GIreu, & Lucas, Y Nelson, end detk.
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SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA, MAY Is.-Tht
Court met at 10 A: NJ. Present, Chief Justice
Moses and Associate Justices Willard and
Wright.
Olivia MCGOWAN ct al vs.. R. n. Lewrance ct al
Mr.. LeConte was heard for appellants. MI
Wales for respondents. Mr.. LeConte In reply.
w. J. Grimm Vs. II. l.. Bouham guardian
Continued by consent
Edward and q. O. Kinsler. executors, vs.. Mary
A. Holmes et al. Mr.. Monteith was heard FOR ap
pelants.
ct al Motion refused and appeal dismissed
Oplnior by Chief Justice Moses.
letter written to by and others, that "they
were willing to help HIM In the purchase OF q
ST. OK OF goods and WILL therefore. guarantee the
payment OF any bills which he might make under
this letter OF credit In Baltimore, not exceeding
$l5(0,n Is q guarantee, and not mere promise
o a spesa
Constitute guarantee. If the parties clearly
manifest the inteution 10 guarantee 1t is enough.
Under the fourth section OF the statute OF frauds
tracing parties, OF be addressed to particular
person. 1t may be general. and one who trusts
IN consequence OF the premise raised by 1t has
right Of action.
credit must be given to the gnarantor before he
can be bound by 1t. No precise rule can be pre-
scrlbed as TO the time when such notice must be
given. a time reasonable for the purpose which
notice is intended to accomplish Is all tha:4s re-
CURED.
James McCravey vs.. NJ. C. Taggart and JAIME 8
Taggart. Motion refused. and appeal dismissed.
Opinion by Chief Justice Moses.
In plea Of award rendered, all the essential
conditions which the parties include IN the sub
mission must be shown 10 have been compiled
with.
nlt requires that the award should be under
the hands and seals Of the al ibitrators; an aver.
ment that 1t was under their handS Is not sui.
fcielit Where however, the award Is required
to be made and slgnedo b. majority Of The ar.
btrators. 1t is sufficient In the plea to aege thai
It was SO made, II copy OF it, with the names OF
The majority Of the arbitIasurs subscribed, Is sci
oUt.
Matters Of a criminal nature cannot be the
subject OF arbitration. An agreement. however,
TO urbllrate as well civil action as an indictment
for assault and battery, will not be void where
the plaintiff Is orlv bound, las far as he muy he
atie 70 do,n to Withdraw The prosecution.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE, May l7.-sa!es today ls bales at
1sc; market dull aud drooplng.
YuREvlLLE, May l7.-Cotton from Sle72tc.to
ANDERSON. May lT.-Coltop-to.d day mlddllsgs
command ii 10 l4hc
COLUMBUS, May 17.-MarEet Inactive for want
OF stock and uullueSs at commercial centres;
sales 76 bales ;.receipts IS; shipments 10.
MONTGOMERY May l7.-Cotton market dull
ana nomlua; accurate quotations cannSt be
given.
SELMA, May 1T-There we're sales yesterday
to the amount OF 80 bales; middllng II ,al5c; low
mddugs lie: market unsettled; factors general!
ly noldIug; very little Utiering.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

SLrlcC MllunnH.. .noWlnu.
RICE.-The marke: was quiet. Sales so terces,
say % at sh, 81 at 1916; 2 ID: We quote
common to fair at SO 81, good.s%GsNc.
NAVAL SToEES.-Tlere were no sales Of note re-.
ported.
FREIGuTs. To Liverpool, By steam direct,
nominal on uplandS VIA New York. "a
on uplands Id Oh sea islands; ny SAL.
1fd Oh upauds, Nj o. sea islands. T"
lavre nominal. Goastwiss-to Ne4s 'Tats
ey s.eau, lic on upiurds AHA nc or sta
Islands; 81 Is p tercc o1 rice; ny snil: 2!c q TO
:otton; - u terce OH rice; ;Jc q barrci0l rcE
s7@.S y II On lumber; sgGl0 4 4 ON :Inbc..
Boston, by sail, &c y - 5n up.a9d cr;tu:,
To Providence, BY sal! IS y IS On Loa.ds, i!
2 ID on cotton; by stean & p bale op Sew
York rates. To Philadelphia, b3 stcam, s.: y Il.
on upiauds; oy Sail, s. y Il Jn 5Us5Js: Sc on
timber; Sc u ton on ciaJ, agd s3@a 20 On phos
pilates. To Baltimore, uy sseun;, re Il ID b.:
sail, S. 5091 p 81 on buarJs; s2@3 Is = SOp L.
phosphate rock. Vessels are III demand hy
our merchants TO take :umher freigh;g :.l
Georgetown. 8. G., Dar:en aGd Sa:i;a t.ves, Ia
and Jacksonville, Fla, ro Scc.hcrn pry:a, and sll
@l2 2 " are the rates on un;ie- aad hGarts.
ExoHAHaH.-Sterling Gu day Oils 225s@22X.
DoKESrIc EXCHANGE. - The -anks purcas, c
sight checks a, y or 10 par. AMI sell at d pre-.
MUM.
GoLp-llM iti21<.
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After June 3olh next the pay OF enlisted
men in the Amy will be reduced TO the ante
beilum standard, that Is, for infantry men, SIC
per month, Instead Of SIG. There will be .
corresponding reduction of So per month in
other branches Of the service, including
mar mes. This reduction will decrease the ex.
penses Of the army 81 500, ,0GO p,r annum.
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SORruY.SrauS EauEnAn.

81 bales upland co;'on, I25 bhls naval stores
cars Woud aud lumber, tobacco, nails, nislSc. &c.
To Geo " Wilkins - co. Frost x AdG.', Jptii.
Marshall. Jr, Bardcn i t'arker, kiI&Ina;i y lIo"i
ell. Na'luiep, We 1img. 5 q Raiir al c.. j Il
Plingie " >Ull, Steii:ns. We ncr n 'uGEnr. Z T
Smith. J a QuackenbnsIi, ID Stnler. K Austin. A
ttuann, j Meters, mo O'Aeii G fu..:u, ard
!taTua.i ....cnt.
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OFEICLAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Possoflce
at Cbeileston, for the week ending May 10,
1871, and printed officially in TIE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
M- Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should Stale that they are advertised"
t9- oHlce hours from s "A. NJ. TO Sls P. Il. On
Sundays, from s;s to 8HP. NJ.
STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER :
in Velvet aud Leather bindings. IS GEMS; OF
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather olndiass'
So cents; Old price 81. In Velvet aud Leaihef
bindings, 81: oll price 81 25 IN Velvet and L:is-
tier bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
uasEL sr. BAZAAR. AND No. l61 KING ST.
rptpf
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BUSINESS ESvELorEs.-THE NEWS job 0nl:e
s now prepared 10 furnish good envelopes, w:i!!
business cards printed ;hercsn, al 81 per ihoas
and. Send your orders. Every merchant ans:
business NAN should have his card printed o.
his envelopes