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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
CuARLEsToN EBRUAR
YESTERDAY.

Steamship Virginia, Hunter. Ph!!adephla-leit
81 Inst. Mdse. 10 W Courtney. Ahrens s
co. Rev E Adams. J E Adger Il co. ] II Abraham
4 Son, F Borner, Bol!mann Bros, DR. II Baer. =
|: Bedford. I II BRISTOL 4 CO, II Baker & co. W S
Eissel w BrookbauHs II Bischof CO. Byrne,&
Fugarty, W II Bird & CO. Cameron, Barley Y co,
] & Ii Ciaussen, II Cobis & co. McD Cohen, Crane,
BoylSton L CO, Clrghorn, iierrIng & co, Jas Cos
grove, ] Commius, bowie. Noise Davis, DAILY,
Drucker. ~ Eckel 4 CO. Jas N Eason Bro
Frost X Adger. Fogarie's Book Depository, b
Fe.dmann & ca. Goodrich, Winsnan d co. Gold
smith g. Sou, II e. rtits II ca, VI Greer. A Getty,
Hart 4 Gu. ] S tiyer, Hancock, Holmes x Calder
f jordan Il : on, ] Il Johnson, k0rry co. II
Katie ~ co. Kinslnan 4 Bro. Larrey AleXan.
der, g I.ogemann. C ] Luhn. M Luhrs, J Aitnor
X CO, Macqneen ri Riecks, = Murray, G Nc:
lver Railroad ca, B 0'Neill, L 0Neilt wv +
Paddon, g = poppenheim, J A QuackeniSusl, J r.
G S Reynolds, shackelford 6;keny, ) & e Railroad
CO, W Slee;e. Ste!leus. Werner DucSer, Wagen-
er & Monsees. K Tllomilnson co. H Walter K
co, p Walsh, Walker, Evans & Gogswell, Jefords "
steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore-lert
81 inst Mdse TO Mordecai Il co. G Trenholm,
L Bates & co, P Carroll, Stenens, Werner luck
Riecke, F Taylor L CO, 3 Mowry Il Son, Order,
Douglas l. Miller Campsen & co. HurSamp
CO, Dir + Parker, 0stendorlr co, Kiatte 4 c.
Laurey & Alexander. D Aiken d co, W Dukes
4 co. d Paul i co. B Feldmann j 60, Hart X CO.
Lalane co, F l. O'Neill. Goodrich. Wineman
Il CO. C Brahe II co, J Steiber, NJ EnsOn d Bro.
" Miller, Ileiding, 4 Cannon. Brown, w
II Boring Volers. Atlantic Phosphate CO, w
II Harral & CO. d Bulwnkle, P Smith, Charlie.
ton College, and others. Spoke Sunday, 9th. rug
S T Maddox, from New York, IS miles W Frying
ran light Ship bound to Galveston.
Span polacre Talia Barbeta, Cienfuegos-12
days. Ballast. To W Hall.
Schr Gen Lee, Gradick, Cooper River. 1900
bushels rough rice. To K Prngle & Son and G
Hasel.
Schr Emma, Magrath, Back River. I2oso bushels
rough rice. To w g Bee Il co.
Steamer Emma. Ashcroft, New York-.eft - in
stant. Bound to Fernandna, and put IN for a
supply Of coal.
Steam tug T Maddox. Bradford. New YORK;
days Ballast. To Master. Bound for port In
the Gulf OF Mexico, and put in for Earbor
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Ship Tranquebar, Harvard at Liverpool, Janu-
airy 20.
Schr Everman, Corsou, at Philadelphia, Feb
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Urnas, Gbemirals, &r.
DHE GREAT LUNG REMEDY
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH sYRCP

GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP
Cures permanently Bronchitis, Asthma. Coughs,
Colds, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Group. Whooplng
Cough and Consumption, when taken IN time
Has never failed.
OVER TWENTY THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
to bear testimony 10 the great superiority OF
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP over all other
lung remedies introduced.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup Is warranted not to
contain opium or other nauseous drugs IN any OF
Their forms.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup Is legally warranted
Globe Flower Cough Syrup is protected by
letters patent, both on trade mark label and COM
pound. II ls pleasant to the taste and harmless
to the most delicate infant.
For sale by Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
PEMBERTON, TAYLOR Il CO.,
Propretors and Chemists, Atlanta, Gs
ROSWELL GA, April %, 1870.
AeSsrs. Pen,oerton, Taylor d Co:
DEAR S1Rs-1 received the bottle Of Globe
Flower Syrup at noon. yesterday, and began the
use Of It Immediately. My patient passed q
more comfortable night than she has for three
months, and now, ar 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. says she
feels Ike another woman. / Intend to continue
the use OF the Globe Flower Syrup, believing 1t
will make cure. Never have / witnessed such
great benefit from remedy, In so short time, In
my life. shall In the future use your Globe
Flower syrup In all cases Of colds, coughs. and
all affections OF the lungs that may present the M
selves. Respectfully,
r. B. ANDERSON, N. y.
For sale by all Druggists.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN j CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
lec5-tuths3mos Charleston. 8. G.
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COMlIERCIAL NEWS.
The churieston Cotton, itice anu Naval
Stores Market.

The Churleston Cotton, ltice anu Naval
-, Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
MONDAY EVENING, February 6, 1871. J
Co1roS.-The market for this staple was dull,
and buyers would only operate at rates IN thelr
favor The concessions were somewhat ifreeu'
lar but generally amounted to about "c g 10.
Sales about 1000 bales, viz IS at ls 81 at 1S'l, 10
at 1sn go at IA, oS4 at l4S;; 2lo at l+4, liz as
1i,sc. We quote:
L1vERPeoL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary y......!3 gls%
Low; mddng .....-............l4H@-
MiILllng 9;a,;;,;,,, S6 sales.
R,oE.-The demand for this grain was active,
and prices fully xc q fb higher. Sales about 400
tlerces Of clean Carolina, say SO tierces at Ike,
1S1 at TX, 121 at GIG, "a at 7x p ID. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at 62l@7A; good
7H@7&c q ID.
NAVAL sToREs.-The market WAS quiet, and
business unimportant.
FRsrours.ATo Liverpool, by steam dtrecS pomt-
nal on upands; via New YORK, IA on uplahas i!l'
on sen Islands; by sail 7.lGd on upiands' S:c
on sea Stands. To HaVre nominal Coast"lse-to
New York by steam, &c On u?.aaas ana lc on sea
i,andsa So Y'tercc ON rice; by sa1lF F7fe 70 on
cotson;-. a terce en- Ece:s Zoe p barrel onrosls' I
sTas a " On lumber; SgGl10 y II on timber j!
sos,on, by sail, &c p ID Oh upinud cotton
70 Providence by sail So = on boards, &c
n - on cotton; By steam 81 y bale on Se"
Fork ra.es. To Philadelphia, by steam. &c 2 j.
IN up.auds; By sail, s. q n on boards; 50 ca
amber; Sc = ton on Gay, and saGS 30 on phoS.
pha.es. To Baltimore. hy steam. &c = II; h'
sail, St 500I q II on boards; $3GS - q tc2 c.
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand Il!
our merchants 10 take lumber fre!ghts frani
Georgetown. s. G., Darlen and Sat!lla River, Ga.
aud Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and slo
0l2 a IL are the rates OH lumber aud boards.
Notwithstanding 60 dag bills ooa@2HS.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The banks purchase
Sigh. checks at 7i@1i OF, ana sell at par.
GoLp-l1Gl2
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I:ec.ipts by isaIlroat. FEBRUARY 9.
sorTH cAJDLIHA RAILROAD, :,

: ias4 bales cotton, ,'a bales goods SO bhls,dour,
car stock. To Railroad Agent, O Bee Il co, L
d D sSausSure, Geo W. Williams & co, Pelzer, Rod:
ge1s& co, Prin:le Stf, W B Williams & Son: "
" Smith: Br~die & co, G W Witie. Smith G Il
Waller 4 CO. Sloan & SeIgnious, Frost .Adgcr j
ca. COCK & co, Wiss & co, A 2 Mulllgan, r Mure Il
CO, " . Courtney & co, G a Trenholm Son, W A
Courtney, G Foln.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
lG2 bales up'and and bags sea Island cotton.
57l bbli naval stores, cars lumber wood, mase,
&c. To G W Williams Il CO, Frost Adger, Pei.
ger, Rodgers Il CO, Caldwell i Son, Ryan.
Maxwell, Mowry j. Son, " Courtney co, A
Salinas, Walter & CO, Keeder & Davis, Taylor
< co, bowling h CO, Stoncy i Lowndes. Gaillar!l
& Minoit. G II Lindsieds, Marshall, Jr, Barden 4
don. FL Meyer, Graeser Il Smith, Shacke1ford 4
Kelly, E W 81 Mackey, Carpenter, NJ Marroll,
Jerorda, Hart \ co, W Q Dukes co, WsfinR,
Pacific Phosphate 60, Railroad Agent. and Order.
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Nem Dnbhratintts.

ID U S S ELL IS L I S T
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At Arlington.
BY JANEs R. RANDALL.

Irhe broken column, reared IN air
To him who made our country grea''
Can almost cast It's shadow Where
The victims OF grand despair,
me last loud trump, the Judgment-Sun'
which come for all and, soon or Iate,
WIN come for those al Arlington
=" The Tnat thousands reaped from every fray;
The Men IN Blue who once uplose
In battlefront to smite their loes-
The Spartan Bands who wore the Grey.
The combat o'er, the death-nug doRe,
In summer blaze or winter SHOWS,
They Keep the truce at Arlington.
And, almost lost IN myriad graves,
or those who gained the unequal nght,
Ara mounds thaJ hide Confederate bi aves,
VINO reck rot how .ae North wind raves
In dazzling day or dimmest night.
Der those who lost and those who won,
Death holds no parley which was right
JEHov Al judges Arlington.
The Dead had rest; the Dove OF Peace
BroOded O'er both with equal wings.
To both had come that great surcease,
The last omnipotent release
From all the worlds dellrlous stings-
To hugle leaf and signal-eun,
They slept, like heroes OF Old Greece,
Beneath the g!ebe at Arlington
And iu the Springs benignant reign,
The sweet May woke her harp ol pines;
Teaching her choir thrilling strain
or jubilee to land and main,
She danced IN emerald down tne ilses-
Denying largesSe bright to none,
She saw no difference IN the signs
That told who slept at Arlington.
She gave her 81 asses and her showers
To all alike who dreamed IN dust;
uor their
Amid the jasmine buds and flowers.
And plped with IN impartial trust;
Waits OF the dir and liberal sun,
Their guileesS glees were KIND and JUss
To friend and foe at Arlington.
And mid the generous Spring there came
Some women of the land, who stfoye
To make this funeral.teld Of fame
Glad as the May-god's altar.name,
With rosy wreaths C mutual love;
Unmlndful who had lost or won,
They scorned the jargon Of name;
No NORTH, NO SOUTH, at Arlington!
Between their pious thought and God
Stood files Of men with brutal steel.
The garlands placed on "Rebel sod"
Were trampled In the common clod,
To die beneath the hirelng heel.
Facing this triumph OF the Hun,
Our Smoky Cesar gave no nod,
To Keep the peace at Arlington.
Jehovah judged-abashins man
For, In the vigils OF the night,
His mighty storm.arengersran
Together In one choral clan,
Rebuking wrong. rewardiHg right:
PlucKing the wreaths from those who wor
The tempest heaped them dewy bright
On REBEL graves at Arlington.
And when the Morn came young and fair,
Brimful OF bushes ripe and red,
Knee deep In sky-sent roses there,
Nature began her earliest prayer
Above triumphant Southern dead.
SO, In the dark and 10 the sun,
our cause sttruiues the 7prant'S tread,
And sleeps to soake at arlington!
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JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the State audi
tor to suspend proceedings in certain cases.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House OF
REPRESENTATIVES of the State of South Caro-
lima, now met and sitting in General Assem-
bly,, and by the authority of the same, That
the State auditor be, and is hereby, authorized
and Instructed to suspend all proceedings, un-
der the act to provide ior the assessment ana
taxation Of property, passed 18th day OF Sep.
tember, 1868, relative to the assessment anu
taxation of the South Carolina, Northeastern
and Chersw and Darlington Railroad Com
papies, until the suits brought by said COM
panies in the United States Circuit Court shall
have been decided. t,
Al Approved the 18th day of January, a. D. ls7i.'
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MEMORANDA,

MEMORANDA.
The schr Fl ThorndiSe. Hall, from Rockport,
Me, for Charleston, was at Newport February ..
The schr W L Burroughs Lowtlcn. preriousy Y
reported at QucenstJwn, sailed from that port On
January 2lst for Bremen.
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NAvAL SroREs-1n spirits turpentine there
hsye been :sales at 5la5lho. Tar is quet WIN
small sales at IS per bbl. Resins are quiet, but
held at higher prices Oh account OF an sdyaneeln
markets South. In pitch, sales at So per Dbl.
R1cE.-The market is firm, with sales OF Caron
ma at 75KaShc per ID. Rangoon is quiet at Ike
per ID,
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From the Daily Bulletin, February 4: The stock
ls small and Increasing slowly and though buy
ers do not be come any more anxious, and seldom
operate in excess Of known early wants, there ID
mer 6rices are sustained without difficulty. sales
OF 10 tierces Carolina at 7xss and Shc; Tor cneice
and retail parcels OF Rangoon 10.
From the Herald: The market was uncnangeu
In every respect Sales Of Carolina, In small lots
amounting 10 20 tierces-were made at 7nasc.
Choice were held at SIC. Stock of this descIip,
ton does not exceed 200 tierces Rangoon was S
steady at 3aSxc, gold, in bond, with sales OF W
bags within the range. The. STOCK OF kahgooh
comprises about 1900 bags.
From the World: The demand keeps up 10
about the ordinary retail average, and with deal
ers controlling the bulk of the stock former prices
are obtained. Sales Of few tierce5 CaIonaa a'
z4aSc, 81 for fancy, and retal io1s kangoon a' ..
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Stock on hand Friday, February 3, ,444
Montgomery Cotton Statement
1nteror Cotton Markets.

ATLANTA, February 4-The market to-day has
been quiet and firm; mddings 13Ac; low mid
dIings l2Mc; good ordinary 1890; ordinary llc.
MONTGOMERY, February 4-our cotton mar
ket is quiet aud nominal; low miadiings l3ac
SELMA, February 4.-There were sales TO the
amount OF $50 bales; low middling l4c Aarkct
ainet and tending lower. The demand only for
good cotton.
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on dollar, the same to be used exclusively
Tor the purpose OF rebuilding the Jail in the
said county.
Approved the 18th day of January, a. D.,
1871.
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p@ No. 2S.-Nervous debility. with

H@ No. 28.-Nervous debility, with
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JOB MOSES
Sir James Clark's Female Pills.

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Family Medicine Cases
POCKET COMPANIONS,
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ssv ns . ii. sss
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Distressing Cough Cured.
Letter from the Rev. DR.. Beartie
SooroHrowH, Orange Co., NY, Oct 70, 1853

SooToHTowH, Orange Co., NY, Oct. ~ 1853
THOMAS ALLOooK Co., Sing Sing:
Your Porous Plasters great blessing Ny daugh-
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am yours, truly, d. BEATT1E
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IN another column
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So NORTHWESTERN HORSE NAIL Co,
manufacturers of Patent Hammered Horse
Nails. Office 68 West Van Buren, street. Pasl
tory SIS to 60 West Ysn Buren, street. corner
Clinton street Chicago
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Gsss" Statesmen and others wishing
profta employment viii do well to notice the
advert uent of S. W. Kennedy, Of Philadel-
phia. is a reliable and liberal house.
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ssF HURLBUT & EDsALL's, leading
Wholesale druggists Of the Northwest, Corner
Lake street and Wabash avenue, Chicago.
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Spefinl Aotifes.
ERRORS oE YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nery-
N Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects
of youthful ndiscretiou, will for the sake OF suffer
humanity, send free 10 E who need 1t the recipe
and direction tor making the simple remedy by which
he cured. Sufferers wishing profit by the adver
Users experience, do by addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
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ton of the Kidneys Cured.


THOMAS AILoocK 4 Co Sing Sing-Fer years have
suffered from inhamma alton Of the kidneys; my phys
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man bent down by years of suffering At length your
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wore them for thirty days,when my back and kidneys
were perfectly well. and able to walk
think the half of the virtues of your Plasters
yet remain be told but should any wish to hear
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am yours respectfully,
THOMAS j. JACKSON,
296 East Thirty-seoond street
We are in sipt of cures of bruises, OF internal
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Croton Wsstchester county, for two could not
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him in six months, and he better after putting
one plaster. ksA-
GEyTIRNNN:-In December 1855, my breast bone
crushed and badly injured by being struck by heavy
spar taken home senseless, where for a week,
lay at the point of death. Ny doctor could do but
little for me- and suffered continual pain The doc
thought blister plaster would help If puton
the breast but thought would try instead. Allcoc ks
Porous Plaster put one my breast and side, and
from that tins began get better, and in month
WELL free from pain, and able to attend to my
business. Any call and my breast, and /
will show them a modern miracle of cure
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