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1NSBapa5seA1 Aeso1ssrtsss:.
d one 81 the villages u KENTUCKY, Ssys
Ha,pe's Aa1asiss, recently, : Baptist min
lister end . losng Psestjtsrianr Mcrgyma.
preached in the same house might about"
both preachers being prlsspt y each meet.
ing. One evening the Presbyterian, sitter .
sermon on ipfant baptism, proceeded to
baptise several babeA :. / ~ *
, The little candidates made great outcry;;
which was Of courscf noted By tass Baptist
man. Next day . number Of the converts
Of tho latter wers to be immersed ig the
river near by. At the appointed hour .
large concourse gathered on the banks, the
Presbyterian being Of the number, and
standing close TO the waters edge a
After the candidates had bcea immersed,
the baptist took hold Of his Presbyterian
conesgue and said:' Nov, Sir, Twill i'm.
mcrse your =, @ai
The latter amazed, dcmurrsd. =
'Comc along; I am in hurry" replied
the damp divine, and dragged his brother
into the water. .f.'
Alarmed and indignant, the young Cal.
whist declared st the top of his voice, that
he did not believe in immersion, was op.
posed to 1t, and would not submit to it.
, The audience VA very much excited by
the scene. The Baptist released his hold
and said: "Young IMAM will not inmerse
you to-day; but If ever again I zee you hap.
tixing little nnss agaisss thcis own will,
and in spite Of their cries and kicks. q
ssw you do last night, ! win dip you into
the water . sure - there's aaod in Israel
You bet Let Us pray!" r s.
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DIsArrEARENcE OF AN IsLAND.-A large
island Is missing. Capt. Plock, of the bark
Adolphe, bound from Iquique'to London,
states that while passing the New Hebrides
Islands he discovered that Aurora Island
had entirely disappeared, and no trsce Of It
was to be seen on the face Of the ocean
where 1t was before situated. What makes
this occurrence moro deplorsble, says the
Pal HAL 0Alesss, Is that Aurora was one
of the most fertile of the group Of islands
of which It formed member. It was last
seen in latitude Is 2 s., longitude 1903 Is E.;
it is described as having been about SO
miles in length and upwards of Eve miles
in breadth. Any information respecting 1t
will be thankfully received, and it becomes
q question whether . reward should not he
offered for it's recovery. If large islands
take to disappearing in this fashion, We
shall soon cease to congratulate ourselves
on our ''''insular position. There II. how
cver, this consolation-that If England
werc to disappear like Aurors Island there
would, no doubt, be rigid examination by
tho rest of the world. France would miss
. useful depot for her refugees Ireland
would suffer from eaSsj with no one to
abuse; and We may he sure that, unless we
had previously settled the Alabama claims,
America would never rest until she had
6shed rs up asais. .a-.. e. .>.. @.,,s...,r..
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~ A RAIN 81 Blood.
IDEfa1.
A. vS HiyassseD' Aeeo1SS A. Q RSmarkeblS
,,Ghosesr. 80 -. '''''''' %

The Sulphur Springs (Tsxa) GS.stxs con.
tains the following most remarkable com.
munication from ! co1seS1pondene:.hJ
Knowing that you are not, given to scnss.
ttonalisu, I take this method ofsgivins to
thu, public. IN itpm., tbs, truth Of which I csn
tssafyas ID eyi-wknss, q can also some
Others living In the Same neighborhood -
On last. Sunday, the ID instant. about 9
O'Clock III the morning; somS six milss south
OF Sulphur Springs, when not . cloud was
70 bssosn T. dim the blue vaale Of heaven:
fell what can but betFmed aSain 81 showes
Of blood, which lasted some eight or ten
secoadA IT, distsiot vs. quite limitsd, and
It fell n Spccks about the -slse Of squirrel
shot, and b 1snsity sboat one hundred 70
the sise Of ~ ordinary plata This shower
w,s witnessed BY NJ. Busy and family,
who wsts Ssatbd asoand tks breakfast table
In ~ yard, 4 tAs tine bsSore stated, whsa,!
upsa , Sudden. cans pattssisg the deops Of
blood upon The dishss. yictualb and IN
II. Busy Immediately sant y little sea fof
No, .xlsss saloi y ~ lbiipAsl lsea NM
Sloed o. reaching NJ hoasA An hour
slapead, pspbahlI. bslaea ~. yeacaine, ~
vi0hJly, vt thU 1oavo1t gf1DS ind ne tIAIe
o9ee the Distinctly: Sjg6J Aasko OF blood,
no kitty 0nRGiVo my e9olanae
ton q thlp Qysterieas a1sik leave ~
matt69 46f thS scrutiny of SclSnce lid Is
light 0sSovelaeio0. lelps wy ler tatG " avIt
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Tn WsIonr % Wofrx's CLornms.-
Awriter In Coed Hsslks saJ1 that the ave.
rage weight, Ill The year round, Of thai
portion Of = womans clothing which d
supported from The waist 10 between tsn
and nftssn pounds and that II : woman
VA sentenced 70 carry such . weight about
in this way for number Of years, for sons
great crime, the punishment would Be dc.
nounced - IN inhuman enc; yet thou.
sands 81 women daily endure suoh apan.
iahmsnt Voluntarily, because Il i ~ Gus
tom, and becanse they do not know tn
bid effects likely u foley r. The writer
earnestly councils women not % adopt q
attire dmilar to that worn ~ men, buG =
have their clothing suaneadsd nom De
shoalden, BY which danssEcus pressure on
sbdqqiaa} nansclss real4 b. aspi4sd.T ~
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TEXAS AND HER writer
in the Galveston Ns,es claims that Texas II
notias bad = she Il painted: "~'s. e
: There is 4 story Of . Quaker Who. being
. man of peace, would not kin an offending
dog. Said he: "rll neither hit thee nor
strike thee, but I win give thee bad name,
Mad dog mad dog |! !! mad dog /" There
upon crowd gathered and stoned the poor
beast to death. Some such proceeding has
been gone over with in regard to Texaa
People have been % busy giving ~ . bad
name that We have suffered Ill the conse-
quences of evil deeds that we abhor: There
are hundreds Of thousands who regard
Texas . land not many removes from the
Society Islands, where missionary hash Is
on the bill Of fare of every first claas board
ing house. Tell them that Texas IL moral
country; that churches abound, and that
Sunday Schools are established in every
village, and they will Get you down ~ .
travelling romancsr. They think that . car
90 Of bowie knives would be . certain ven.
ture; were 1t not that the purchaser OF the
first would use it on the captain Of the ahip
before that ofacer hdd time 10 sell = second.
All sorts Of stories are told about ~, and
not few ore believed And yet Texas 10 -
moral State - this ever blessed Union pos.
scsses It - true that upon the frontier,
whore laws and law officers arc unknown,
there are decdsof violence butin the settled
portions Of the State there u . much order,
- much rsversnco for law, and . much r.
srect for man. . in any other section over
which the stars and stripes fost. -. -.
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ANEW ENGLAND CLE10YHANAsAKAH-
sAs PoLITEcIAN.-A Kansas correspond
emit of the Boston Je~rsal gives the follow.
Ing hrat-rate aotioe Of . clerical gentleman
who figured largely IN : scandajous closet
trial In Massachusetts,, many years ago:
lsaac 8. Kallock, % weil-known in Bos.
ton, has his homo in Lawrsnce. he has
completely and fully abandoned the mime
nv, and went % fer ~ 70 sever bis church
Relationship, he offering in church meeting
. resolution to this effect; That the mem.
besship Of Mr.. L 8. Kallook IN this church.
DO and the same. h hereby dissolved q his
own request, which 10. advocated and car-
ried, thus sovssiag himself from Al church
relationship = well = from the Ministry.
NJ. Kallock is;editor and ownar 81 Tho r..
publican Journal the leading ana inAuen-
tial paper Of the State Hc Is > leading pol.
itician and favorits speaker at Ill political
gatherings. He Il President Of the State
Al Ticultural Society. He has one Of ths
diest farms IN Ksnas. He has a entire
herd Of imported cattle, and takes - pre-
MUM in horses and stock Of every kind.
He drives pair Of genuine Wild Indian
ponies which en- 60 10 70 the pols. He
= building himself ! Stone man1i6n On ~.
Of Tho most eligible aitss overlooking Law.
rence, andwhsn cpnplstsd Il win b one
Of the most elegant sssidencee In the etata
Mr. 1allock b admitted t. b one Of tho
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p, SCENE on THE OHlo.-O Our boat had stop
ped b take In wood. On the shore, among
the crowd, IVES remarkably stupid, look.
ing fellow, with his hands in his pockcts,
and his under lip hanging down. A dandy,
ripe for q scrape: mods and winks oil around,
~.rtT ga..a et..,s ... 81. n
'Now IN have some fun. IN frighten
the greephom."'y - rsc.,t Ia rzasg.,v.,
He jumped ashore with, :, large drawn
bowie, brandishing II in the, face Of the
''green 'un, !" exclainliug-; %u ~, .-..
NOW I'll punish you Iv'o been LOOKING
for you for . week r W. M h 5y,st,f-n-,.
The fellow stared stupidity st his assail-
ant; he evidently did not know enough TO
be scared; but . the bowie knife came near
his face, one Of his huge fists suddenly, va
Gated his pocket, and fell hard and heavy
between tho eyes of the dandy, and the
poor fellow was houndering in the Ohio.
Greeny jumped on board our boat, put
his hands in his pockets, and, looking
around, said-.g;-.s.i .s., ...5s.l. sr.,.1 +
"Meybe there's somebody else that's been
looking for me for . weeki"
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Observation-Disclosures
= &
1 s.Aisn srs90 10 arjA.5Aa'sA E-4AIa''4e' 2
0tfra1aiiias1a - Hach1rasSa, 81
-ElO rt.ai5F ST.. ,aikS .aaI aIifgy
1A4.s sgVnuusx1x xND ufAG 'ss!s Isl
~. ." ,sAxue n :fiaIi
s"'8 : 81 .7gqoI yTI3 u f-.IF
TN, cofrr Azpszzlr'1r 1 i y V, wn41 2
{, MN 1eoe1crE nohrAxAd :. /;
vol. ~. a q ,s..a . = 60 ~ : =,
La e..tstee''1tt, orG 100 L.
.4'.l sy~ ks.s,as v shspor.sea 4 luasaa ia"
@'3a LrrdJ!l C 2 :H91r3 = Il q sl.r
~" ,sULmo AZ kzxNA I21cm1 /
l+4 ,r9iTtc .isn-.ti.s 1920 II 'Lgt - ~
Parloz: and Cook stoyes,
3Eu 81 ~ sgCJt ri..ysuas .efE,
&: 1ssash Japannsd al Pressed Wae. VI,
oaIssesula hydraulic. souiea1 u
oalvaaissa Iron for H,nasue4 - = =. ,'s'''..7'
9y- All. ,rr,et,s = Tin md csper Ware,
JOB WORK PROMPTLY DONE TO ORDER AT
+ ~ - anal LoWRATEA @gsS .tstigL
orders an en-, hun Deilen solicited. s z p =.
- H. We ehaueaes eon1stit,sa.
a.. 49, - sTRADeo . McHAaDeon.
NEWrGOODS! @L
New Goods taH # IL a I 1esw oosas
S'1H sse Ssoa. "A . Nv Sc. Goods"
" ss@ S 81: d =; Good sd - =, Pr, y -
D. NEW GOODS! !, II
H. Just Received Just Received
10. i ssl Essf''a Just j ssss1 s:s.,,.s
T.. B. M ~ j ] !:
+ % --a s.'a,v~.so,s~ o r~,~s
Ill 50 e.. - . 80;
E-f' 90 ar=J As
III I'd ware Store,
- aoaln D., 0oos Lodge, ~. =. ~
large ard varied assortment consisting II partSse
agsneral stock OF shelf and heavy
HARD w AR e, -
CARrENTERy T0OLsi ~ .a-. =. nj siF r. I'd
MINERS TOOLS :: :. f.-.
#. GLASSWARE ~'. - s~ @ -'-
ill., QUERNSWARE,
81 COOKING STOVES,
a..-,.f ~ HEATING STOvEA 20. .-.,, s,
+st# PARLOR STOVES, ..,.' ~
-, TiNWxRE, =.
' SHEET IRON,
no sT.. #r # E, u. .... - .. - '. .--''
HydSaulc NoG1leA. LIN, -aEE s VA -..F Z.
- . Hydraulic Pip. .s, ...,
'i"@ Hydnaie Hose .s,., 4" fassasI
a-. e5 or. IaEning lmplements.
CAampdou Newer aud Reaper. 81 - 3gtIt +.
.,st 0ulky 1akss, Sewing xachineA
.fr.. a II. Al * which WIN b ssld q
ie..nt LOWEST CASH Prices. -,ea
0iva - eAl1 hsRee~ unrrAasin1 '..s.fEt.- - q.
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0vO ASOWOssS0O sVsssDsssSV
-Nashfngton, Dec. Tie seaass uom.
mitseel o. tho judiciary, to-day, throssa
Renator Carpenter, madsI report onhabs
resolution adopesd in April hst, inst1uctang
them % inquire into and report ths ehscs Of
the Fourteenth Amendment b the Consdta-
ton upon de Indian tribes OF the cosntry,
and whether, By the provision thereof; The
Indians are not citizens Of the United
States, and whether, thereby; the various
treaties heretefore existing between the
United States and tho various Indian tfibes
are not annulled.' -i'1'to" IA'l-s.1. VII .7I ::
The COMMITTEES ~. II their opinion, the
Fourteenth Amendment hss no effect wAAe.
ever ppon The STAGES Of Indian tribes within
the limits Of the United States, and does
not annul the treaties previously made. 'a9d
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9hEA' {. !. n IS H.. Z =. /,
'n sc q. s....,n..,o, = n. wRxsr PLANE into
Sss e 5, sss 1s Tin; =: q s: ss @ &:
o.Sss Fisn Ss .f Esss = ' W 't''A - - "
! 4. THE EXTRAORDINARY TvENxEss =
Thsougbout the entire scale. The excellent Singing
Quality, the -.
-, - = -, -
An 9 70 ''''' *'a' :. e'.i.' Vi; 'Aa. D. =
"a g -, Ell ..t' 'a 81. - "' '7.'-
:, As'o ION. r'1so rosr :, -,
IL The bEsr !MSTHUAENT AANu.
rel sf5 fACIVhSD. "
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pATCNT ART0N pIANnc
1A1IN1 Ap1VN 1lANVO
~. A.. I. a'.a ' exclusively ', IN the he ID ss'
American CohServatorioS Of Music!
- : -e.s. LAD .-..,. r5-,-,l ,,r....
@ - ~" w ioAA o4t1' ~ 81, i
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49,. .-".''+ 3
'<.. '1'@# s'.--l = 81 '.ts.a' 81 a1sa.
"-@ Es#H.its 81. - -, +, - .=.... 81. ,sr.,.-
r.. III. =. sla-ss.s,sa r. a Lea
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TIE MOST 8BVER& TEST A PIANO CAN
sa Read the. Fo1lov,vine: So.
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e 70; sssoi.s.aIe ~ 6ay. ~ ssed ths Patent
Ssss Ia a. ss e e ssss a1
fom mofniue IN "a 1RSa ao:s
indesa 8 Eesa ses vhes : .iil Ss:r sada eoass..s
s.ns = .usz sssIvs's ny Plane s.c .. "a 70
4> 49, - A. L. = A-AA ~
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'- A Y q N { . w q N O Il
IN oil parts Of tho United States, to sell
49,. L. Y. DEFOREsT s. co.'s
Aluminium Gold Jewelry[

Agents are making 900 to $40 per- week selling the
Aluminium Jewelry. The best imitation of Gold ever
retains aud stands the test OF the strongest acids No
one can ten II from gold only by weightthc Aumla,
um Gold being ouly ITO lighter. l.. v Deforest Co,
selling their goods for 10 the price gold cwe,ry
il sold for and most liberal terms to agents. cash.
balance In ~, 20 aud 30 days. We send persons wish
Ing to act agents fun and complete assortment Of
go0de, consisting Of Seals. Bracelets Lociets Ladies'
and Gents Chains, Fins Rings Sleeve Buttons, Studs
C., for S1oo-$sS TO be paid when tho goods are 70
cetvcd, the other SIS In W. 90 and ~ days. parcs
wishing to order goods and act agents will address
:.- D.. L.v. DEFoREsT ! CO.,
03n ~ % and - Broadway, New York.
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Arion ! Piano Forte CO.,

lR their sspe,b instsunentc. = consider then %.
peEiof - any ctbes make, -. 7@IIi -. -
CongsatuAtiag ye1 upo1 ths great specess you have
ootalned IN tho manufacture a 60 perfect an netru
ment rsnAin yoass, ~ .s-..'-r. :
10 Liza. n -,Vey truly.
II 0E011 0CnnU1Dk
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New Yosi, sspt "a. 1870.

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-23
Interior Cotton Market.

YoRkvILLE, September 2o,-MIddlings Ike
ROCK HILL, September le.-The receipts o!
cotton for the W ok were $50 bales. Market firm
and tendency upward; mtddlings lsAal9c.
CHARLOTTE. September 1s.-Seventeen bales
OF cotton were sold on Saturday and during the
week lo0 at the following quotations Middlins
leXc; low mindllng lsIc. The market has ruled
very trm under better advices from e,ding
points and decreased estimates o! the present
crop.
ANDERSON, September 2O-To day, midd.!ngs
conic:and l7nalsc.
CHESTER, September 2o.-Middlings lI1lalsc.
COLUMBIA, September 2l.-Sa!es Of cotton dur
ing the past two days ll9 bales; middlings lsi4c.
COLUMBUS, September 2o.-0ur market Is
quiet, with few offerings; middllngs. qnoted In
Montgomery as low mtddngs. lSc: sales Is bales;
receipts l0i bales; shipments 10 biles.
MONTGOMERY, September 2o.-Our market Is
quiet and weak; prices have declined; low mid
dlings lshc.
SELMA, September 2o.-Sales to- day 20 bales;
niddlings l9ileXc; low mldd ings lsiSalshc.
The demand Is Light and the market Irregular.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 2l.-TURPESTISE.- =
The market for this article during the week Just
passed opened quiet, and sales were made at un.
changed prices. On Tuesday, however, owing 10
the light receipts, yellow dip advanced 25 cents;
since then 1t has ruled quiet, and the market
clos weak al 81 for yellow dip and 81 so for
virgin.
SPIRITS TCRPESTISE Since the cl Sc OF our
last there has been considerable excitement in
this article. owing 10 the small stock on hand aud
the favorable advices from abroad. and prices as
high as 55h cents per gallon have been obtained.
The late rise 10 the river, which has enabled the
steamers 10 come down, has somewhat enlarged
the supply, aud the market has been less rrm,
end sales at a decline have been made. Tie market
clSs.s firm a. 81 cents per gallon.
koSIS.-ln this article we have no changes Of
note to make The lower and medium grades
have ruled aoou. the same and in No and pale
:ere has been no change The receipts by rail
have been meagre, and By river only moderate.
TAR Owing TO the light receipts and little In
quiry, there has been no change in this article
since TIE close CT our last review. The receipts
have been very light, aud prices have ruled un-
changed, the market opening and closing at 50 Is
per b5l.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Wednesday, Septem-
cided features OF interest. A pretty good de.
mard has prevailed from day TO day OF late
from The regular trade, and former values were
shown on domestic, OF which the stock Is small
and well controlled. Holders, however. have ac-
cepted full bids, and all selections were made
wi hout much llfflculty. A few export orders
came to hand. Sales In the regular retail way OF
some IS tlerces Carolina at 9a9Ac, and COO bags
India at 6%a7kc. The jobbing dealers also have
taken ab ut 1900 bags Patna at 6Xa. nc, as the
rates are relatively quite cheap since the sivance
In gold.
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Markets by Telegraph.

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, September 22-Noon.-There Is q
strong demand for dIscoun at the Bank OF + nc-
land at the advanced rates. Consols SO. Bonds
s31
Evening.-Consols closed at s2X; t2's. 93;s.
PARIS September 22-NoUn Bullion incres sed
nearly one million francs
NKw ! loRK, september 22-Noon.-Freights dull.
Stocks opened strong. hut slow and heavy. Gold
quiet at lax. Governments du;l and steady.
Exchange lOng 8ts; short s1S.
Evening.-Gold lax. Governments unsettled;
S5,s. 15%. States neglected; prices merely nomi-
nal. Freiphts 6rmer.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2o.-Bank sterlin :
asx. Sight u premium. Gold l3&.
CoTTJN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September 2,-Noon.-Cottono open.
ed eaiet uplands shsshd .o, Orleans noo s,:asNd;
ba sales o. 05 tse ssoes Of sSeS
ony eSu oon are American; receipts $1,000, OF which
5000 American; ac'ual export S0os'
Later-CDtt5n quiet.
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N.w YORK Naval stores market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Wednesday, Sep;em.
ber 20: Receipts to-day S64l b5ls rosin; 447 do
spirits turpentine. The market for spirits turpen-
tine opened quiet aud apparently weak; the rise
OF wafer In the Southern rivers given as the
cause. Later the movement proved tp be an at.
tempt to depress the market In order to buy
some small lois held by outside parties The
sales are only 10 bbs In lots at 81 62c aud l6 bos
from dock at eoc; 6oc Is bid for full lot, with NJ
sellers. The rosin market has been fairly active,
all grades meeting with more demand. sales are
1850 bbls strained 10 yard at So; 643 bbls common
and good at s3a3 10; $50 b5ls No. at So 50a3 %;
sc bbis do at So IS; 80 bbls No. l at S.; 200 bb
No. and pale at $547 Is; 80 bbs pale at s.; IS
do at 81 15as. Tar is quiet at former prices.
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LIST OF VESSELS
CP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Nor bark Lnget, Nielsen, sailed ....... August 9
Bark Annie Kimbsll, Stnson. sailed. August 2S
The Sancho Panza, Wiley, up..........A August 70
WEST HARrLEPooL. ENG.
The Elise, Eroaca, sailed August Q
CALLAo.
Fr bark Melane. Bsriho. sailed. ..........May n
ALLoA. SCOTLAND.
The Ormen, Berkholm. sailed. August e6
ST. JOHNS, " B.
Br steamship Milbanke, Smith, sailed. Sept 10
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Minnie Able, -. up.................Septi Is
Brig L'Zabel, -, up. .........." ..-.......Sept ~
Schr Charles Comery, tlnaham, up........Sept 10
NEW YORK.
Steamship Jas Adger, Lockwood. cid. Sept 20
Schr Florence Rogers. shepherd, cl'd.... Sept 8
Schr Lilly, HuHheS up. ............Sept IL
Schr H 7 Hedges. FranSlin cleared. Sept 10
Schr Myrover, Brown, up..................Sepe 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship G1lf Stream. McCree-y, up Sept IS
Schr Henry Allen, Ta;cm. ceired.. .........Sept IL
BALTIMORE.
Schr Mary Mangum, Beveridge, up......Sept 9
Schr q StlcEhey, FoUks, up..............Se2t
RocKPoRr, ME.
Schr Frank L Emily. McCobb, cleared. Sept u
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M1RINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, S. SEPTEMBER 30
Lat 80 deg 4s min 80 sec. Lon 7adeg 81 min 27 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Sea Gull. button, Baltimore-left
10th inst. Mdse. TO Mordecai CO, 9 Tren:
holm Railroad 4sens Ravsne aomes
Helms, Toale, Stenens, Werner i Ducser, G
Kerrison, Jrfords co, J II Graver 4 co. Perry,
Malonee, Macqueen Rtecke, Bollmann Bros,
C Pienge W Johnson, J q Hilen, A Mehrtens,
W c Whilden, Mantoue { CO. 2 Guerra, Kullman &
co. W Boring, W Hunt, E Railroad Agent,
F Taylor CO, B O'Nelll. D Paul co, Lalane,
ER Cowperthwait. s d Wilson b BIO, johnston,
Crews 4 CO. Stoll, Webb l. co, Robson, BIS,
chofr & co, J Campsen co, J q WGhrma6n, 9n,, g
ClacIus, Krobeoch q Small Fl Cobia 4 co. Good
RICH Wineman CO. N Mernaugh, Thomltnson
4 CO, Cameron, Barley 4 co, ] Deyerenx,
Leiding, Crane, Boyston co, and BroWn; :,
olm,s and Pacific Landings. Mdse and sundries.
Ravenel, Holmes CO. W Bird co, McGorty,
G Ltschgl, Klatle co, P Walsh, Wiley co.
Sloop -, from Cooper River; 900 bushels
rough rice To Kinsman & Howell.
Received from Chisolm's Mill. "a tcs rice. To
II BiBchof J. CO.
Rec ived from Habenicht's Mill. bags sea
island cotton. To w q Bee Il CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Empire, Hluckiey, Phlladelphia-W
Schr W L Bradley, Chase, Boston-w Roach
Il co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship Empire HincEley, Philadelphia.
Brig Ii Jennings, Sears, Satili, Ga.
Schr Jennie F Wiley, Wiley, Doboy, Ga.
UP FOR TuIS PORT.
Steamship Gulf Stream, McCreery, at Phlladel.
phia. September Is.
Brig Lizabel, - at Boston, September 10.
Schr Charles Comery, Pnkham, at Boston, Sep.
tember 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Jas Adger, Lockwood. at New YORK,
September 20.
Schr H Hedges, Franklin. at New York, Sep
tember 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-23
Ssw York Hax Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Wednesday, Septem.
her 20: Receipts to-day 1900 bales. The market
Is fairly active for retail use, and all that comes TO
marker Is taken at from 81 15al 10. The scarcity
OF freight still restricts business very much.
Straw is quiet, and We ncte no particular change
In prices.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-23
Receipts by Railroad, September 22.
soCrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

$40 bales cotton. 40 bales goods. $50 sacks bran,
"a bbls naval stores, car sto:k. To Railroad
Walter co. Murdaugh Mathews, wlss CO. q
" williams & co, Bowling l. co, Klnsman d
Howell, witte Bros, P Smith, Mowry d Son, A
Salinas, J NJ Caldwell & Son, l. DeSaussure,
Brodie co, Frost, Adger 4 co, Stoll Webb co.
Pringe i Son, " " Smith, W K Ryan, W Will
liams Il SON, " Dukes & CO, Smith & Chapeau,
Geo A Trenholm Il Son. Robson, W Court.
ney co, Wardlaw l. Carew, and Ravenel CD.