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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-18
From a Reliable Druggist?

MOUNT VERNON, ILL, April %. 1871.
MEssRs. j. n. HARRIS d Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
such high terms of Aliens Lung Basam to-day, that
thought would write you the substance of his state
ment: He says his mother, who is now sixty years of
age has suffered with consumption for several years,
and has been under the of all our best physicians,
but never received auy permanent benefit; then she
resOrted to most every kind of Cough and Lung Bal
that could be procured for her, but all to avail
She still grew until she confined to her bed;
and when she was seized with paroxysm of coughing
she would lose the power of respiration and they
compelled to to various restore breath
ng and while she coughed so hard she could not ex
pectOrate anything, and the family and friends had
given up all hopes of her recovery Her noticed
the advertisement of Aliens Lung Balsam in the
Christian Advocate and they thought they would pro-
cure and try 1t. They commenced giving her the Bal
sam at o'clock NJ, directed dose every hour
until midnight; then she took another spell of cough
ing and eXpecorated mouth full of dark yellow mat
ter which something she had not been able to do
for time. They continued to give her the Balsam
until morning. and then she began to eXpectorae free
ly and within two hours she had expectOrated three
pints of mucus matter, which her immediate re-
lief and since that time she has continued to improve
She sits up all day, and can walk about the house
and take considerable outdoor exercise. Her son
bought more of the Basam to-day, and he is ON
mending it very highly to every one.
Yours, respectfully, A C. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was there ever greater proof OF merit than the case
this letter refers to?
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM is without doubt the
public. 1t contains opium in any form, and its use
| is harmless to the most delicate.
NJ Directions accompany each bottle.
]. n. HARRIS & CO., Proprietors,
| Cincinnati, Ohio
FOR SALE By ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
| For Sale by
+. J. SANFORD & CO., Knoxville, Tenn.
CHxMBERLAIN d. ALBEPS
|
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-18
SPEAKER VAUGHN RESOLVES.

Mr.. Speaker Crawl Vaughn introduced
the following resolutions in the Senate last
week:
ResoEved. That the thanks of this Legislature
are Justly due, and hereby rendered to Cover
nor Dewitt g. Senter, for the very able and
that the people of Tennessee will ever hold in
grateful remembrance his devotion to their in
Interests, especially in being the one to confer
upon them the right of the ballot so unjustly
taken from them by which they were enabled
to save glorious old Tennessee, though in dam.
aged condition, from bankruptcy and ruin
"Whar" is the schoolmaster?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-18

THE public printing organ of this city
took from the pockets Of the taxpayers,
last year, the comfortable sum of thirteen
hundred and ninety:fUe dollars, for pub
fishing the Supreme Court decisions That
feed " enabled them to keep their organ
grinding last year, and of course they are
anxious to continue it. They profess to
be deeply concerned for the dear people in
this matter, but not quite enough to print
these Every important" laws free, now
that they can not get pay for them. Could
not they show their deep affection for the
people by giving them few of these inn
portant opinions without being paid for it?
Can not the dear people understand why
this sheet is so much concerned in their
behalf in this matter? Thirteen hundred
and ninety-five dollars is good little sum
for them every year, and of course they
want the decisions published. Not for the
money they are to get, you know, but for
the benefit of the people,!
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-18
ANOTHER NEW DEPARTURE.

This seems to be an age of new depart
ures with the Democracy. They follow,
one after another, in rapid succession. Be
fore the public mind is satisfied as to the
meaning of one, another springs up more
startling than the last. We have general
new departures, intended to apply gener-
orally, and we have special ones, which
influence only certain localities. The latest
and most startling new departure is that Of
the Missouri Republican, the leading DEM
Ocratic paper of Missouri. After the de-
velopments of last week, in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Iowa, thai journal comes out in a
leading editorial, favoring the policy of
neutrality on the part of that party in the
next Presidential campaign. 1t grows
sick, no doubt, in the contemplation
of whitening Democratic defeats, and gives
it up. Notwithstanding it, with other
Democratic sheets of this country, has
been feeding its readers upon the silly idea
of Republican disintegratiOn, it has no
courage to again stem the tide, with GER
tain defeat staring it in the face. Hence
it throws up the sponge and admits thai
the Democratic party can not succeed be,
fore the American people on its own mer'
its, With the experiences of the last ten
years, the party never will succeed upon
its own merits, and if it ever comes into
power it must be through DIVISIONS in the
Republican. party. The position of the
Republican is significant, and shows thai
even the leaders of the party are debating
the question whether or not it will not bt
just as well to allow the Republican nomi
nee the privilege of walking over the track
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-18

McNELLY, of the Cleveland Banner, is
something of philosopher. He don't
want any of the public printing, and
thinks if he could even procure couple
of hundred dollars as "hush money" he
wouldn't have much left after counting
his travelling expenses, board, "big drinks"
&c, at Nashville. The Press and Herald
and other members of the "ring," Will re-
joice to know that McNelly's honesty, re-
lieves them from the expense Of paying
him "hush money" and his reasoning on
the subject shows that he takes the whole
thing very philosophically. The fact is,
McNelly is too honest to go into scram-
BILE for anything, and yet his devotion to
Democracy prevents him from speaking
his mind.
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GaIen's Head Dispensary.
Established 1850, Chartered 1851,

- ./ZE0H/V Ol0B BeuOIInoehF kleSLs SbHlc-
J ]
AH%sz2SN ture, Inflammation Of the
IN NENs@AsV bladder and kidneys, syphilis
II wA%E4S2kA in all its stages. scrOfuls, &c.
n - HfSzI seminal weakness, impotency.
s1F&A ><zSsiE sexual debility, and all the
IN Stffe43&I e-i effects arising from youth.
- full indiscretion and excess,
'8<5zzaSzz<E2@~ causing premature decay, loss
of vitality &C. varix clasp clasp that will cure
rcocee in half the time and for less han onefOurth
the cost of surgical operation Special attention paid
to all Female diseases, eucOrrhea, or whites, ebttruc
the womb &C. Also, Agent for Devices Female
Monthly Regulator-price %. Warranted to remove
all distractions. Sent with full directions on receipt
of price and stamps.
Best quality of Male Safes always hand; single
one, 81 half doz. S. or SIS per doz. Sent postpaid
receipt Of price, with directions, &c.
Just PubIished-A Medical Report, treat
ing upon all diseases of the urinary and generatve
gans of both sexes containing 60 large pages 30 cuts
and plates showing the condition Of the organs in
state of health and disease, with the authors new
method of treatment. Sent under seal for Is cents
Consultation personally by letter free Of charge and
strictly confidential. Address, GALEN'S HEAD DIS
PENSARY, No. 70 West Jefferson street, between Sc
cond and Third. Louisville, KY. sep17
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-18

FELLCw CITIZENS By the urgent solicitation of the
Trustees of this Home, have been conducting
ries of Concerts for the benefit of
Helpless Children of the Confederate Dead.
This year we provide for 200 children. About 100
more are now asking for admttance into the Home.
Will you help US provide for them? While most Of
these are the children of fallen Confederate Soldiers
majority of them are the children of Masons and Odd
Fellows.
Zone of the largest and most fashionable audiences
which assembled in Theatre present last
night to greet the sweet lite orphans from
Miss; There about thirty of these little children
on the stage, and their singing as sweet as the
warbling of the mocking bird-tAlabama State Jour
nal; administration Organ, Montgomery. Ala.
= Inc Theatre last evening on the occasion Oh the
concert by the Confederate Orphans, was literally
damned and packed by patriotic and sympathetic
audience anxious to hear the tender voices OF the 1T
tie ones The reception of the Orphans In our city and
the success OF their concert last evening amounted to
an ovation and for the sake eff the past, the present
and the future We are glad that it so.-lSavau-
Morning News.R
Our boys are now making the brick, and we are en-
deavorlng 10 raise means to build more substantial
houses that the children may be taken from their old
shantes before another winter and that these houses
may stand to bless orphans yet unborn.
Come out and hear the children the scene will AVA
ken the better emotions Of your nature.
Admission so cents Children Is cents oct15-t1S
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-18
JOHN BAXTER, E. P. BAILEY,
President. Cashier.
EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
B A N X {,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
ESTABLISHED 1860.

WE are prepared to purchase, at
" Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent, State, County, City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
Of Tennessee Notes, New and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. R.
R. Stock.
We transact a General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates,
receive deposits and make collections
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Savings
Bank Department
Tickets by Inman, Anchor and National
Lines of Ocean Steamers, and Exchange on
all the principal cities of Europe for sale.
Z. P. BAILEY, CASHIER.
July15-d&wtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-18
FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.

SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
good brick house, stable and servants house. with
(3 twenty acres of land, well fenced and partly
divided in small lots for stock. There two csterns
and excellent well. This is fine place for market
gardens or diaries.
WATER-POWER MILL AND WORK
SHOP. ......
Afrst-class power suitable for running almost any
mind of light machinery. A grist mill is in run
ping order and turning lathe can be attached Also
ylenty Of shop room. Will be rented for term
kears. For terms apply at our ONCE.
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FAmCnEEf1'

Per steauseMp Maryland. FOR Bsltimore-Ar
ALICE Hickey. Miss u G AcNamaEa, 4 s Fletcher
ah psi ss ssssA ssu.ss a1aeet= nom New xer &.
M oTmsion, j Sheldon, B iREllis, Miss e Chapel,
MIS- HasIins, ] G Hssklns and wife, J Barbot, D
jennings, Mrs opoebeecl and son, N " Snntn,
wife and child, Dr. Atkinson and vile, I ScolL,
KS4Slg asaA pAps's@
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Beaufort, Pacific
Landing and Qhisolm's landing, ga Cniia,
Misc Ohlld. Z Jensips, E A. Marshall, Mrs smith =
I 3diteH and lady, a b Lee and. Lady, J Wha,ey, J
FTUWnsend, Low Buckley, aud H,deck.'
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. So
r Nesbit, DR. Flagg, F " sawyer, Al stron&. Z
Barnes and wife. J Myers, Mrs Hazzara, MD 3D. aua !
WEBSTER Ford. II, NEmanuel, Rev Tcard,
AM 1r deck,
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Receipts by Railroad, April o.
eorpu RAILROAD.

s5l bales cotton, g. bales goods, 42 oSls nayal
stores. !, car stock. To Railroad Agent, wal
ter - M, Peiser. Redxers d CO; VIM @ Courtney d
co. Frost & Adger, MONTY Il Son. W Bee GO,
W williams / 90, Kinsman y Howehstos Wley
q CO; wsBSnith & 90, Brodie q On, Aefe% CO.
Sloan & Seinifous, " W Smith, r B Lalsne d GO,
trenholm & Son, Al Salinas, Rayenel, Holmes q
co, OF w1eieFs, J Hurkamp & co; 81 tooia q co.,
Graye1eF.
T~ORTHRAsrKsE RAILROAD.
se bales INLAND GOTTEN, lso .bbs naval stores.
cars phosphate and lumber, rongh rioe, mdse, &c.
To g. WnAams b co.. FrSsL Aaeea; nsea an = =
HoxeA, s D Stoney, T D Qapoy, B O.Neli.
Aimsr, w. White, " T Sander, Mallonee q Aei''
and sKailsoa Agent
= sAyASNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
bales cotton, rough rice, live stock, mose'
&c. 10 Frank Perry, W Moore, d klatee q w."
Adger, T Deas, " Brown.
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naston &eco.' Cotton REPORT, for tht
Week Ending april 2, lsz1..

NEW YORK;.April S.-THE AARAEfs-h our
last report the market closed dull and irregular
at16Xc for mid0lings. Saturday the marSet was
dpii and unchanced; sales 1881. Monday the-mat-
ket Wasdul and heavy; The quotations. were IN.
changed, but prices were in the buyers favor;
holders etIered q fair amount OF stock, but with
ont pressure to realize; sales 533S. Tuesday the
marked was duh and nnchanged; Sd es $3.50.
"wednesday there was q moderate business Trans.
acted, at easier prices, the quotations, however,
ere-cnehanged; sales 1929. Thursday the mar
Ket was extremely quiet; buyers were net4-diS.
.posed TO operats;sand holders were indifferent;
sales 1855; midd1fnga l6hc. Yesterday was q
close holiday IL, this and the Liverpool. Snarket,
and there was no business TRANSFERRED.
EEs-0ATun n ref = ~ NnWE
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New York Hay Mnrket.

From the Daily Bulletin, April 10: The numer.
ons ways In which hay comes to market this sea-
con or the year, makes 1t almost Impossible to
give The. exact receipts: for two DAYS they reach
the0 saies are zoo bales for savannah. IS fox
Charleston and 10 for Mobile, at $l15;'loo bales
compressed for a port vi Florida, and 20 DO Tor
Fernandiaa at 81 20. Retail o! prime quality Is IN
good but the medium grades are more
plenty. Straw is firm anu sells well.
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and FlorIdas.. Mobile. Orleans.

sales of;the week is, 3l4 bales-includlng 2l2S TO
spinnefs, i23 10 spectators, and l.,46a " export
Gross receipts at this por. for the week q 800
bales. Since LIST September, s55,ls bales, against
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PHu.DELpH1A-Per schr Marcus aanselr f-1m
hhds and IS tierces molasses, We ~ AN f e Mitch
pine boards. ,s.rv,ondIa7 tes
rice, aeB bales upland cotton; ~ oa = bSSs anS 4
bsieat hides. $40 crates peas. &c, 80 packages ssa sun gsa,
Ssies. ...ssPer schr Ella MsiaswaE1S,eeo lees
Inm6er, so tons scrap iron, l1oe bags ground pnos;'
phate.
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ESS- VIM a hare In the Aiken Pnuaafe tSe
Sale: 90
/ IS VIII secure i share as above ana Z inc 70
So T0fk OF ATT TO iIdorn drhomes.:.::: 20
t4S .yYAEsetHfe'n sfIassanf The SteelEugfdq,ss?S
IS ing .AsTrlagca 81 Pocallontas, > ;.w0rth ~
IS INF, LANDING 81 cdiuaf6ds, :.:!Sorth 5
+ So. VI lH secure aBlsr6 and the S~feefEhgraF- $50
ss1 ing, .'yhe Lay We Gelsbrale y -: y worths ASs
| S.. Wi SECURE, arshare and the t%santilul IS
S. Chrome, t.Amehcsn 4nturdp, .. worth S.
Ff1 Will secureto soffeSsirsfeholde the Der =
! IS EY Mansion aldR6 assss Of Vineyard and rs
MI TsG' sasaf 4st Y s5 q e7 slafehSldeF .Ksse. S
IS Vile Farm, 160 Observation-Disclosures 50
SIS valued at $40, GOs.st......."...:,..tnyest IS
80 Will. SECURE TO sope- slareho!dsH tGInj S.
s. house Farm" 1s !, i s........a s.
IS gWri secureto some shareholdere whosfns
IS yeats, q Reach, Orchard. valued at $500 IS
s., WI secure 70 some shareholder q Vine: .S5
Is valued at 5000 ......
Is WIZ secure 70 some shareholder sShnss IS
IS Tlla. ste, with Cottage, GaIael. &C., IS
s WIFE ,sc N s 10 Is Observation-Disclosures Tass!sS
s. uabla, properties ranging, IN value troHst5
KS f III Y real sf Es,as :s::::*::::!4NE S S
e3 .sasued 81 81, see, are loeated no. theasaai IS
Is tiful Tsw4sof Aiken. South Iear9t1&rs,t6
Is It's ulegualled climate. and heassh;gtEng IS
So surroundings, has L1ade tine: IS
l6S la.s 'ssARXEOGA 0F THESorTHfNse s12S6
AS: The Shares wIl be A~stribpted Aprl Isk IS
rs when each Shareholder will see IS
So .sWHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL Do.'t"$b
.sThere Is 8 tidei The, affairs u men. which,
sisf Taken avn Hood, 4eadS on @t6rrtne.'' =
y Ihe;un0st hbeEal.tdsnis so olhhs.' ID ..st is.aA
.S iiESE d sSiisss 81 t & s s1s= sa aaaies q Eel aah asfsss
rofHakeshs Dfd&itg,H hotue sn~dorseme6fs and
general character ol the enterprise and manage.
rment, send for cpapphles Remittance for shares
shOpld be fiad6 with POstotfce Money 0rdef, or
dress ;. : ,lG. vERBY,rIeneral Aaueeefta1.i
olnte corner .5fr Jackson and Reynolds stftssts,.
aa- Residents OF Charleston and Vicinity, San
secure Shares BY applgingto ]. RUSSELL BAKER,
50 Society st.; az g. HlCKEY'S, No. 34s5 Ktag Streaek,
WILBUR &sSOES,,, No. 80 Broad street, and J
BlUS:ROGMHL9T1H, No.laei King street, Wfefe.
speets1ens OF the. Works oEArt, winch escR lanse.
holder receives. can hs seen. 81 !, ..nar29r4g9.
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- TT.I-~ IL
markets<ByaFeleBraPh. IA

&. - 49, H-Cnnan1S aQX. Hands
~ : VS. = g -. - ~
fEyaning,rSec1rtdes unsaaHSsS sid tnna A. iok
;aoaernaseltsdaA but stesdy; ssSsss s N1o1,S rs
active. Money frm az Z. -
pAortlaLr ret9a aSes .,asS.S af azsafe Gold
IT, sfatps dun. zen.
Tt,ofnfnss e8: ne5f n,
.nsssses. sSxs LEV lew sS Beysa st3es Il; lights
~ Alabama -eigats los; ave seo.Ds. AZ new
aassSs sssss easoi,nss, new sos; Sd =. Ffeights
BIZ steam nrmer.
NPtHt.e@ 'a1'coTToN
1Svyapoo1. Aprfl IfANoon.-Cotton qplet1 Up
nnSs fEsfx Orleans Txd. isoIes 10 eeoaies
1--WE lEEgsuinS.GNcpttonc closed quiet So 7,fa7ssa; On.
eA1ss,tss7H Bales loVsSI $500 teast, t
s1l10 paless ySfns az N W. Syntfnp onyet md
- ;10RK, Ap.HH GM,oase N Ec.t ssieS Ipe0
steadys Hpnnds PA, S0"S 49, ~.> s.c
baiess 80 .t.%ae, .oas t-,ss. mn;
~ E3E6tng.-Cottm s:eaayi Safs 4ooo g"es' W
slEdRHc.e M. 40 ,sas.
SHasneEs~ April I1:-Cotson outi; mS = u 49,
Es6S8stec6ipts 1Oab palesi saies os9 '~es
$4,000 ba{asN ~ ~, -.,!
EilrIY6RH, April 11.-Cotton; de0 aau nomlnalI
S6f6S ta9SSfaxa14xe; net irecelpH ~, Giue!sae
6eaesi ssiea 200 bales stock lAaS5 DaHs.
NopE0LYc April Il.-Cottoa qutet;loW middiiD8
4aXaiac:caet receipts flf bales; expotts coast
Win Ssls saies 100; stock 42e7. i IL, ,
WILMINGTON, April I.-Cottent quleS: ms9anngs
1Sey.netrscsipts:40 oales;
.sssHI TrsNkH5 April ll.-Co6on, In good. de1tand}
Iffddlinrs ne; net receipts 2671 bales; sales Sooi
ssncs sasSsa ~" -. i
.STGMsrS. April 1l-Cotton In moderate de
mand and market sready at 13hal3Hc lk WNu,
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBUS, april Cur market dull; demand
onlyifor better grades; sales us bales; receipts 10,
bales; shipments AZ bales. - = ',.'@:r
SELMA, April a.-There were sales yesterday to
the arnolintsof i50 bales; Middltng nomihalat
l4xc, low middling l3, strict good ordinary 125<c.
Demand fair; offerings Light. -a..4is
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oomMxR0LAL NEgs..
Imports.
Exportg.

e1ReESr1, sluMY-Per brig Sir Robe hcClure-
AN tons sulphur. To G coe, Supt.
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GsssS S4lE lse|ng though 81 n Z = e souFs wFzHou'
psSsebEea SlxilgsbyssesePsA Iraln haas
choices NJ 5onsss yte Rtchmoud and Lashingt0lB
OF via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those 1eayn6z
FRIDAY by this ITralgJRx over on SUNDAY m.s9S
pin Wilmington, n: ah5
.sTnsb rssaeieapesk guickataadsma st plessa9t
route 70 Stncipnat, Chicago and other RoinN
~cunnectioRS ~ WAshfHsosn NllR WegtSla 'kainf
of Baltimore ld oAioRa
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r. L. e1sarosS eeneSaI MolsE1Ssnf. . -
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9eming Martrnfs.
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE
pouBLELocS ELASTIC STITCH.

- nogB4ELoGk ELASTIC STITCH.
. This is the most simple and. reliable Two ThresSad
Sewing Machine ID the world. u seWs dlIeeI
sarst. class Sewing Machine Samples can pc seen
a. No. lS MEETING STREET, opposite Ghaflss-
ton Hotel, Sole Agent for the State. Sub.agents
nwanted through the State. Addre's:W. tS:t BIS.
SELL, Charleston, Also agents for Home Shuttle
Hand Machine. SIS. apr+Ipthsomos
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FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS. lRWISToN, GA.
lRwrSToS. GA. Serierober'25, 1889.
Nessfs. GOODRICH. NNEMAS IL Co.:
Gent!emen-WneD ypur oily. Two weeks ago,
your 1Jr. Service gave me 4 hott!e Of your cele
CAROLINA glTfEES. which drought
home for+nS father, WHOSE heiltl waspery feeble.
Alter Csing 4: lie was 80 well pleased with its
effects. thai he considers 1leIn almost lDdspensa-
BILE. p!aase End enclosed sixteen. tSl6.l tile price
OF two cases: direct tnSm ~ J. Ci!;tilbers d Son,
No. u. g. X. H. Yours. very respectfully.
lSlgued) ASDRE CHAIBKRS.
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} NORFOLK, April 9.-CoN.-The market to-day
was very neaSy, and prices declined shout &c per
500 and 6oobushels mfxedfsold in elaaA Parcels
asS8na SSA GsFa -.
PsAs.-No sales Of black or clay. The receipts
OF black eye were large for the season, anu sly
bushels in. one lot sold at 81 As, quality iair: WINE
sonne are saffc1to have been soldrat 81 90 Tor very
choice, and 81 so for q small parcel OF good.
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\ @ r " OR &
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 18Th, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK P. N.
NEW RON STEAM LHE-EsrABL IsBED 1870.
sr.TE-RooMs ALL ON DECK.

'~Thespsndid New irsu Side Wheel m snip
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett Comman nI - ar !
The hne new Iron Steamship GEoRaA WILL
follow % wEDNEspAY, d Aprl 1Iyen on Cotton to
r,uaroosil BOSTON, Providence and the New Eng
land Han afacturing Towns, at the lowest mar
ket rates. .,,, I,rs u NOV cent.
very fine state.room accommodations, apply 10
WAGNER. RUGER e Coz, No. 2o Broad street. or
toWM.A 4" COuRTENAY, No. I Union WhsFVcs.
apr40A. .i5I.i 49,.
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AND The '
,.WEEDa FAIRLY .FAvORlTE L~0cK-srlTC!
MACHINE.
are the best IN use. ''Ft' =;
Fer sale On The Lease Plan, VIII moUlIiy pa
menis- on easy terms, or for cash. ALI Kinds o.
HachIte attachments, Needles, Cotton, fWfn.
blsckand oel0red,t SILK, OIL, SOAP, &o.,dE- -.
Repairing as Usual. Circulars and samples OF
w. D. B. HASELToN,
General Dealer in FIRST Glass Sewing ma,
chlnes ana Material, No. So5, King stree,
aneI7 Charleston. sc
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kNurNER VOICE From GEORGIA.

kNorNER VOICE From GEORGIA.
FORT VALLEY. Ga, september 10. 1859.
Messrs. GuppRl0II. WINENAS!& Co, Charleston:
G~entltmen-l take great PLEASURE In informing
you that Iay wife: hay eX ner,'ncel great henet
from the use OF athe OLD hlITEKS.
Ii Is cerL4nl!y a good mtd!ciae, and would. :
plcasEd II you wolld send ME another dozen I'M
Hled!ately. RespecHuhy &c,
IL. (signell inc. A. !luusRR,
Sold by nj, druggists in Charleston. Tie trade
- GOODRICH. wINEa1AN & co.,
y ~ PRINCIPAL Dsput, No. 3 ,Haynes street
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New York Rice Market.

New York Rice Market.
From the Daily Bulletin, April 10 The deaaaa
for domestic ia moderate, but the market 1rM az
SXa8xC for Carolina. Foreign attracts Sne PIN,
prices nrm though without buoyancy. sales o.
$50 bags kangoon at 7Ha7Ac. -