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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10
R,tzes for A,Cardjaeg Prene's.

R1tLeS for A1COFdG9Ig PFe37I'S.
I. No Premium will be paid where the
article or animal was not owned blythe ex-
hibitor, or some member of the family.
II. All Premiums not demanded by the
first day of january next, will be forfeited
to the Society.
III. All animals and articles to which
premiums have been awarded, should be on
the grounds on the last day.
| ". When animals or articles are not
deemed worthy of Il premium, none shall be
awarded.
| gard to the symmetry, early maturity, size
| and general characteristics of the stock they
| may Judge. They will have proper allow
/ ancc for age, feeding and other circumstan-
ces, on the character and condition of the
animal, and not encourage over-fed stock
The object of premiums being to encourage
superior animals of this description for breed
ing, and they will carefully consider the rel
ative age and general conditions, and will
award 10 the best, all things considered.
VI. The Judges will allow no person to
interfere with them during their examina-
tions, and if not satisfied as to age or other
important matters connected with the animal
or article under examination, may inquire
for information of the Sup't. Animals may
compete in all the rings of their sex, and
age, until having taken one premium, they
will not be allowed to compete further il
any class, except in a herd for sweepstakes
or for speed, provided single animal may
compete MS one of pair, or one of pail
may compete as single one.
VII. No person, except the officers of tn,
Society, and the owner of stock and his nee
essary assistants, shall be permitted to entel
the ring; even they shall not interfere will
the Judges under the penalty of forfeitin:
the premium. The Judges on animals ar
instructed to award no premium to any COW
9 bull, jack, jennet, brood mare, or stallion,
/ years old and upwards, unless it has prove
n itself a breeder. And no person shall b
e awarded premium any article, unless h
be the manufacturer, inventor, producer, 0
: as authorized agent of either of them. Judge
may attach premium cards to animals or al
ticles for which no premium has been offered
and if deemed worthy, will enter in their boo
that it is worthy and leave the Board t
award.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10
ETRSTDA~

This will devoted to making entries, arranging stock
in proper, arranging Hall, &c, &c Admission free,
SECOND DAT
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10

several States from ever assuming or
paying the rebel debt, and rendering it
Illegal and void.
In December, 1866, Congress passed
over Johnson's veto an act establish
ing universal suffrage in this District.
In January, 1867, a bill was passed
declaring that within no Territory of
the United States should suffrage be
denied on account of race, color, or
former condition.
In February, 1867, the fifteenth
amendment, securing to colored men
the right of suffrage, and forever pro-
hlbiting its Withdrawal, passed both
branches of Congress.
In March, 1869, a law was passed
striking the word achite from all the
ordinances of this District, destroy ing
all discrimination against colored men
in such laws or ordinances.
In May, 1870, the bill known as the
enforcement act became law, its OBJ
ject being to protect colored men in all
the rights to which other citizens are
entitled.
In April, 1871, Congress passed
what is known as the Ku-Klux act,
giving the President power to protect
the loyal people of the South against
organized bands of assassins, and rem
dering the people of a country OF city,
under certsin conditions, responsible
for the damages done therein by these
outlaws.
Such, briefly, are the leading meas
ures adopted by Republican Con-
gress, and sanctioned and sustained by
The Republican party, for securing to
the colored people of the nation the
boon ofliberty and the right of equal
American citizenship.
AS ''compau on piece to this long
list of acts in the interest ofjustice and
humanity. we ought, perhaps, to pub,
lish the record fthe Democratic party
in behalf of slavery, wrong, and out
rage.
But it can hardly be necessary, at
least until the wounds inflicted upon
the backs Of the four millions of eX-
slaves have had time to heal. If col
ored men bear no malice against their
Democratic owners, they will not be
apt to forget who fastened and who
broke their chains.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10

Awarding CummiItce-ucnry Fulton. Madison Mills,
John w Sayre, Washington, Ira CONAN, Rock Mills,
II T. Moore Circlcvillc Jesse Elster, Hillsborough
Pacing Match.
Fastest Pacing Stallion Mare Gelding 90
Awarding Committee to be filled on the ground.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10

WASHINGTON CHI, OHIO,
August %, %, "a, 25, 1871.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10
Musical Instruments.

Musical Instruments.
$500. ..-...- -. :. ..~ ~
Committee to be selected on the Ground.
Glass B.-No .. Saddle Horses
All animals, years old and upwards. in this class,
must be shown under the saddle.
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Class B.-No. 3. Roadster Class.


1St Prem. End Prem
Best Stallion years old and upwards SIS
years old and under 4....d,
years old and undor 3......3
year old and under
under year
Brood Mare years old aud upward with
colt 10y her
Gclding years old and upward
...'. 3 years old and under 4.......3 00.....2
years old and under 3.....-....:5 90 ...22 =.
Mare years old and upwards. 60 ...3
years old and under 4...............-.3 90
year old and under oU
90
Pair matched G0ldings Mares.
TNote-Form size, style, endurance and action to be
considered rather that speed for short distance.
Awarding Committee-Itobert Reed, London, DIR. c.
Smith, Bnomingburg Capt. TIos. Mckay, Chillcothe,
Dr. }. l.. Wilson, Greenfield. Sam'l Blain. Jamcso"
Green County.
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Glass E.-Poultry, &c, sc.

Best pair Turkeys
.... Poland chickens
Durkiug chicken
Black Spanish ccke
Bramah chickens
Bantam chickens
Dominique
....--. ........tIod HllclFlut chlckenS
Hamburg chickens.
.-..--- Baton trey chlckens
tame cnlCkeliS
Cayuga Black
w hltc AylSburg ducks -..l
Roman
Common ducks . i
brennan geese-
...........Gray Chinese
Toulouse
Poland
Wild L
Pea i
Largest exhibition of pigeons.
Largest exhibition of Jultry
Largest exhibition of singing birds
ret 1890 " = .. -..t
| IcI '>qulrfel
Awarding Commit tee--Sherman BrownplI, Washing
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Glass D.-No. l. Swine.
To include Magees, Polands, Chester Whites
and other large breeds.

lst Prem End Prom.
Best Boar years old and upwards.... S.,
..--..'.-....l year old and under s.
.....''..-... under year old and over six
months. ,O0. "A.
..'... under months ......2,-
Sow years old and upwards with
less than pigs by her side under
months old. ;....-.8, ,oO-.....5,...
Sow year old and under =, with
less than pigs 10y her side under
months 60
Sow under months ,UU.
Pen of shoats under l year old, for
breeding
Awarding Committec-.James Slit, Bloomingbure,
A. l. Bramble, Plainvie, Eliza ROLAND, Mt. Sterling,
james Laughry, Circleville, Z. A Rhonemous, Recs-
Vile.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10
Specified Rules fo1. Judges.

Specified Rules for Judges.
I. The Superintendents of Departments
are ex oficio chairmen of their respective
committees, but shall not be entitled to a vote
II. Members of Awarding Committees
shall not consult on the merits of the ami
mails, or articles on exhibition.
III. All premiums shall be determined by
ballot, the animal or article receiving the
greatest number of the votes of the Judges
shall be entitled to the award.
". Each premium shall be voted for sep
erately.
". In case of a tie vote, the Superntend-
ent shall call in another disinterested and
suitable person, and his vote, without consul
tation, shall be confined to the animals or ar
ticles contesting, and shall decide the ques-
tion finally.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10
Glass B.-No.--4. Draft Horses.
Class A.-NQ,2. Work Oxen and Steers.

Oxen be exhibited in the Yoke.
EZ LIST Prem 2nd Prem.
Best yoke years old and upwards .5,
years old and under 3..4 .-....2
year old and under 2..3
under
Steer years old and upwards
- years old under
- year old and under
- under year old
Awarding Committee-Dr. Roberts, Bain bridge, Fred
erick Selscr, Boomingburg, Smith Chatin, New Hol-
land.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10

Tue following CLASSES will be exhibited this day
Class B.-Nu. ). General Purpose.

Bair matched gcidlHgS or mares
Awarding G 'mmttee-AIaj. H. Neal, London, Straw
IL McNeaI, Frankfort, Sampson Babb, Wilmington,
~ II Rodgers Good Hope, Morgan Hay, Washington.
Glass A-Nn-l- Thoroughbred Short Horn
ed Cattle.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10
FOURTH DAY.

Fastest stallion, gelding
Awarding Committee filled on the ground.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10

| Awarding Committee--Sherman Brownell, Washing
ton, Mrs George Wherrit, Washington, Charity Yates,
| Cross Roads, Mrs L. c. Cafman, Washington, NJ rs.
Jas. w Garlinger, Washington, Mrs. Geo. Stewart,
| Bloomingburg, Mrs. Peter Wendell, Washington.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10

From Fred Douglass New National Era, July 20
Record of the Republican Party
in Behalf of Liberty and Equal
Rights.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-10
Farm Implements. Yehicles. Sc.

Class C.-N o. 8. Fat Sheep.
Best pen of Fat Sheep not less than two ......
Awarding Commttce-Samc as No. ..
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Awarding Committce-AIrs. Geo. PurIett, John Mess
re, burg Mrs Elizabeth Millikan, Mrs. Ma
than Cutfman, Mrs. Phebe Morriss, Mrs john H. Par
rrtt, Good Hope, Mrs. Gilbert Terrill, Mrs. NJ. b.
Wright Jcf1crsunyille.
Glass Mo-. .. Embroidery, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-15
NEW CATAIOGUE-No. 10.

NEW CATACOGUE-No. 10.
REINDEER DOGS AND SNOW SHOES: a Jour
mai OF Siberian Travel and Explorations made In
1886 and',67, by Richard ]. Bush' with ilustra-
tIons, So. - .'r',Y. ..:--7
Captain Cook; his Life, Voyages and Dlscove.
Life tn the Open Air and other Papers, oy Tneo'
II Tho Canoe and The Saddle, Adventures among
the Northwestern Rivers and Forests ana lstl.
miana, by Theodore Winthrop, 81.
The Modern Playmate. Games, Sports and d..
versions for boys OF all eges, compiled by Rev. j.
C. Wood, with six hundred original Illustrations,
S45O.
The Play Book Of Metals, including Narratives OF
Visits to Coal, Lead, Copper anu Tin Mines. with
number OF Interesting experiments relating TO
Alchemy and the Chemistry OF the flty metallic
elements, by John d. Pepper, 800 Illustrations,
The The Treasures OF the EARTH or Mines. Minerals
and Metals, by Wm. Jones, F. S. A., 81 70.
National Nursery Rhymes anu songs. set 70
tions By. the Brothers DAlzIel. Nogello & Co.,
AT LAT, Christmas Story in the West In.
dies, by Charles Kingsley, Illustrated, So
Second Series or Canoes from English History,
by author Of '!rhe Heir OF Redclite,n 15o;
PIoneera and Founders, or Recent Workers In
the Mis- sion Field, by Miss Yongc, So.
Words: Their History and derivation, by DR..
Ebener and E. Ii. Greepwsy, No. l, 90 cents.
Tom PIppin's Wedding by the author 9l. "Dame
Europs's School,m rs cents and 81 25.
Illustrated Edition OF Hawthorne; Moses from
an Old Manse, So.
TWice.Told Tales, So.
The Marble Fawn, 50.
The Novels and Novclists OF the Eighteenth
Century, In Ilust ration OF the Manners ana
Morals Of the Age, by Forsyth, author OF Life OF
"reminiscences Of Fifty Years, by Mark Boyd,
81 rs.
England in 1875, by an eye-Waness In 1875, 30
A New Southern Cook Book, by Theresa @.
Brown, OF Anderson, S. O., 81 and 81 IS:
The Southern Gardener or Short and Slmp!e ptI. d. !.
at tile South, by DR.. Henry ". Ravenel, so cents
Topics OF the Times, by James Parton, 81.
Suburban Sketches by W. D. Howells, 81 IS.
Among My Books, BY j.. Russell Lowel, 81.
The Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky; an Historical
n. D., with Illustrations, 81 Is;
The Virginia Tourist sketches G .ne SprngSs S
Maps, by Pollard; Bound 81 so; Paper, 81.
Wandering Recolections OF Somewhat Busy
Life, by John Kesl, So.
Madame Swetchine's Lie anu Letters, irom tne
French OF Count DeFalloux, So
the Letters Of Lady Mary wortley Aontagu,
The Lie Il ! and Letters of Hugh Miller, by Peter
s1 Friends I in IN council, ounce series Of Readings and
Discourse thereon, by Arthur Helps, new edi,
ton, complete In vols, S. BY the same an1hor
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Brevia, Short Essays and Aphorisms, 81 80:
H8r Persons residing In necountry WIN please
for any books published In America, they will be
charged only the price OF the book. We pay:for
the postage or express.
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so. oeO King street, I'm the Bend,) Charleston, s. o.
july1s-tuths
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N.,v yo,. naval stores Market:

From the Journal OF Commerce, Saturday, Au.
gust IL: The market for spirits mas sun
going on at:the quotations. Sales embrace S3 bbls
from dock at IL lc;155 bblss part delverablesto-
morrow on dock; at 47c; 100 bbls In retail lots at
pust at 4sc We quote mer hautable order, In full
parcels. at 47c. kosins-The market is very quiet
for all grades; the business entirely Of local IA
ture. Prices are unchanged. Sales embrace 500
bbs strained at So 75; 200 bbls No at S3 so, and
200 bbls pale at s6a6 37h. We quote strained com.
mon at 81 20; good strained 81 75a2 so; No s3a
40: No So s0a4 So; pale 81 62ha5 SO; extra pale
S. 75a7 Is. Tar Is worked oil in jobbtng lots at
steady prices; Ill bbls washington were sosd az
S3 so.
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5emina Maehlnes.

.wEEDn FAMILY FAvoRTTE LoCK-STIToR
MACHINE.
ate the best in use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay
ments, on easy terms, or for cash. An Kinds
Hachine attachmenss, Needles, Cotton, white
bl ,ck and colored) SILK, Oil, Soap, DC, &c.
c.Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples
WORK sent on application.
D. =: NASELTON,
General Dealer IN First Glass Sewing 40
chimes ana Material, No. 3o7 Kiug strees,
augl7 Charleston. :. @
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Receipts by Railroad, August ID.
snrrH oA8oLINA RAILROAD.

81 bales cotton. 66 bales goods, 1oe tbbls nava
stores, IS cara Of lumber and wood. To Railroad
Agent, W Bee & CO, G s Hacker, Miles
Walter CO, Smith & Chapeau, G Mallonee, G
W Witte Tedeman. Calder & co. VIM C Courtney
l. co, ] Salinas, Frost & Adger. G Foilln. Gold
smith Son, Feldmann CO. ] b Claussen,
queen & Rlecke. Jas Adger & CO, @ Bart Il co,
Walker, Evans & Cosswen.
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,chas.sA. ass i .Easfon,. Cotton Repsrt.for the
eas week endi,1S August lI,1s7I.

NEW YORK, August l2.-Tug MARKET.-ln our
last report the market closed steady at l9Ac for
n,iddIliigs Saturday, there was a moderate oasl.
ness transacted at unchanged rates, the otlenngs
Were5aar;,but were not pressed. sales 1885. Mon.
tiay: :nfha absence Df liverpool adVicts. the mar.
SeSwa as duies andaprices shade easier. Sales
9lo. Miduiings l9Xc. Tuesday there was moie
activity a. lower prices. Holders offered fair
amount OF stock and were willing TO. scceRt all
reasonable offers. Sales 28l7. Mlddlisg 1890.
"wednesday, there was fair export demand lor
theIUw grades at lower rates; good grades were
~in,demal d. for. spinning at steady prices Sales
s935.s ~ 4idninfa. 1ssSG. Thursday, the market
to realize. Sales. aa0l3. hfiddingS l9kc. Yesttr-
day, there was su &C i've demand for export, at
Tower prices. Holeers o1rere,l q fair quantity Of
stock. ana showed strong disposition to realize.
Sales 1882. Mld1llngS lee.
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, New York Hax nInrkst.

From the Daily Bulletin, Saturday. August -:
Receiptsro-da 1900 bales. New hay iS becoming
more plenty; old, with good demand, is gradu.
ally working out OF market. and buyers are
Obliged to take new, which also daily becomes OF
better quality. Sales are 200 bales for Savannah
on private terms. Is bales for Charleston, 70 for
Norfolk, and 100 for Wilmington, all at 81 Is; SO
for Macon and 30 for Portsmouth at 81 20 per 100
pounds. Retail OF strictly prime quality Is scarce
and old has sold as high as 81 IS per- 100 pounds,
and new at 81 As. Straw Is q tribe eas.er.'
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Saturday, August IL:
Domestic ls iu small supply he-e aud at the SOUTH
and held a. full nyures, with fair general trade
demand prevailing: Foreign, however, attracts
relative che apne.s and holders talk nrmly. Sales
OF So rcs Carolina at 8s<ael. with choice ratner
higher, and 100 bags East India at Soainc
From the Journal OF Commerce: There Ia
very good demand for hotn foreign and domestic
for home use. and as the stock ts small, as is
3nsual at this s.xsun OF the year, holders can re-
ei,ss rnI pr,cps. We learn or sales OF T01b gs at
"a soa7 sffnr RangooE and Patna, anu &c tcs Car.
China at SxsoAc,
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COMMER0LAL NEWS.
gas Caarles,ons Cotton, itlce and Naval
Stores Market.

Yhs Caarlestons Cotton, itlce and Naval
Stores Market.
S- UffIcS cEaRLKsroE Egws,.l
MONDAY EVENING, August II, ls1l.f
CorroN-The market continued to show dull
aspect with easter prces Sales about 60 bales say
at II. 8 at lax. IS at ls1ss, tl7A; bale new M
crop Georgia, classed middling, at 25 = cts. We
quote somewhat neminaly:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .....I1t Sgie's
Low middling.......... .....'''.'ie ieuSE
Mddling ...........'''-.''
Rns-There we're no transactions IN this gram
N.yA. SroREa-sales 1000 bos spirsss turpen'
fine at 40 p gallon. No transactions IN rosin:
PasIaars.-To Liverpool! By steam, direct,
: nominal on uplands; via New YORK, xo
ON uplanda, Id on sea islands; by sal,
ON up!ands and sea 'islanda, nominal. To
Havre nominal. Coastw,se-to New YORK
by steam, 10 on uplands and &c on eea
islands; 81 2s q tterce on rice: by sail He fb IN
cotton;-N p stsrce on rice: 4oc a barrel cn rosin,
sos p. on lumber; $500 q n on timber. T,
Boston, by. sail, Kc fb 1b on upland cotton.
To Providence, by sail So on boards 8c
q fb on cotton; by steam 81 2 bale on Ne"
York rates. To Philadelphia, BY steam, nc 10
on. uplands; BY sai,, s. a u on boards; - o.
timber: ss p ton on clay. AID s3e3 so On phos
pnates. To Baltimore, by Steam, Xc Q ID by
aaN, So sc@r q on boards; se@'25 Ton n
phosphate rock. veasels are IN demand o5
our merchants TO take lumber freiShrs frcm
.eeorassoun, 3. g., Dsrien and SatEla River, Ga,
aud Jacksonvle, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
@;2s are the ra.es on lumber and boards.
EXCHANGE. Sterling 80 day hills 2lN@22,
na,~,s-ro ryru auap-Tha SahEa are pur.
chasing ,lght checks on New York at par; days
< on; 10 days x OF; Is days - or; 20 days = of;
6 so dsys-of. They are ceiling sight checks at Y
premium.
GoLD-l1@l2K.
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ME C'ELEBR 4 T E D
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL,

FOR FANTS.
4 reliable, and invaluable remedy In COLO.
CHOLERA INFANTUM, Dysentery, Diarn9a, and
such other diseases rs children are Suojecteu 70
during the period OF Teething.
This Cordial Is manufactured from tne pest
Drugs all carefully selected, and contains no IN.
furious ingredient. No family should be without
1t. The best Physicians have recommended II,
and Mothers may administer 1t with perfect con-
fdepce.
It contains no Opium or other Auodyne.
Manufactured by DR. q. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. 13l Meeting street, Charleston.
Price rs cents 8 bottle. The usual discount 70
the trade.
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DACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COAPY'S
rHRouGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FAREs GREATLY REDUCED.

FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .6y4F&HA
No. AZ, North River. foot OF CANAL S6ieEEk
street, New York. at Il O'CLOCK noon, OF the 18TH
aud 3o.h OF every month except when these
dates fall Oh Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing. =
All departures connect at Panama with eteam.
er5 for South Pacific and Contrai American Eorts.
departure Of 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japon and Chlue, steamers leave San Fran.
cisco rst or every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday; Theron the day preceding.
No California steamers touch AZ Havana, but
90 direct from New YORK to AspiaWall.
= Que hundred pounds baggage Tree to each adul',
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information app y
at the COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE, on tie
wharf foot Of Canal street, North Kiver, heW
YORK. :. Is. bAbI, ASenb'
jly26-iyr
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M4RINEvNEWS.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. AUGUST Is, 1871.
Lat So deg as min So sec Lon 7sdeg 81 min 81 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, Ba,timore--left
18th inst. Mdse. To Mordecai d co, Tren,
holm, o Railroad Agent. n Railroad Agent, q
+ Panknin. W Aimat. OF wieters, Mantoues&
co, " II Charee & co. " Kelly, Aiken. Camp.
sen & co, O Clacius, B Feldmann i co, II Cobia d
CD, Charleston Gas CO. H Leiding. Il Grayer i
co, Stou, Webb & co, Mcqueen Rlecke, Knope.
locS L Small. q Wuhrmann i co, D0NTie. Noise
d Davis, Paul. Welch & Braudes LIE CorGray, DR.
u Kellers, " Hunt. T n Cater. D Paul q &co, p
KIep Tiedeman, Calder, i CO, D. A ANIME, John
ston, Crews co. P. Carroll tStefens. Werner j.
DucEer, R McDowell. Mrs Dunn, " @ Chapman
i CO, @ Kracke, r M Butler Son, ,Ostendorn
&.co, o LilIenthal co, W Jones i co, Mrs ID
Snowden, III Hazel.
Schr Ann susan, Podger Bos' on-l6 days.
Ice and gunny cloth. To the Tudor Ice. co and
Order. Vessel TO Shackelford s K,ly.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Francis Satter!y, Stetson, at New York,
August II.
.7..e,. =, CLEARED FOR THIS PORT: - ry-.,-
Steamship Jas Adser, Lockwood, at New York.;
August u. -.,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-15
40 R F. l. o 3 I D A,
VIA SAVANNAH.

TheSseamer CITY POINT, Captain r. .sllSe
G. E. Mcmillan, will leave southern slES5ssS5li7.
Wharf every TGysnA. EVENING, at sSu oclock
untii further notice,) for Jacksonville, Eernaa
dina and Palatka arriving back al Cnafleeton
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
msyI RAVESEL ( CO., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-15
MARINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~,

MARINE NEWs7BY,TEEEGRAPH., l'ic7 -
NEW YORK, August ~ arrived. steamships Al.
eeria Mississippi. Arrived out, Europa and
Malta.
August l3.-ArrlTel. s.eamship Livingston:
August l4-Arrlved, CITY OF London. Arrived
out, Moravian.
= SAVANNAH, August 1s.-Arrived, steamship
gomery and San Salvador, New York.