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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24
Shocking HOH,icide.



The ST. Adams Messenger gives the
following particulars of shocking TRACE
dy. About s OF . o'clock Tuesday
morning Alvin Glover, of Franklin, who
had been on a drunk for week, began
to quarrel with one of his sons An
older brother, Lewis A., y years old,
being i'll the chamber, went down and
asked his brother to 20 out, rs the surest
way to end the quarrel, and the boy and
his mother did accordingly. The old
man then began TO quarrel with Lewis
AID threatened to shoot him. Ga many
former occasions he had made the same
threat, and once last fall he attempted
ii, but the young man wrcnchcd the gun
from ltim and broke it. This time he
no sooner made the threat than he start
cd for Il bedroom where Il gun, one of
the Fenlan rifles, stood :; the son sprang
after his father and wrcnched the rife
from his hands just us he was in the act
of raising it. The old man then sprang
back into the kitchen, where loaded
shotgun stood in a corner, at the same
time keeping up his threats Just rs he
was reaching for the gun the young man
drew up his rifle and shot him through
the heart, Killing him almost instantly.
The young man made M effort to cs-
cape, claiming that he had acted only
in sclt-deiense. He was held by Justice
Temple upon Il charge of murder and
was taken to st. Albans and pat in iail,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24

associations, are the successful farmers
of our county. They have good farms,
good stock, and well filled purses. The
reason is, they have informed themselves
as TO the best modes of farming, the best
kind Of stock, and the best way Of eX-
tracing profit from their industries; so
that il is plainly to be seen, in looking
around over the county, who those farm
ers are WHO have sought for information
upon matters appcriainins TO their pur-
suits, as well rs their non-cnqnrmS,
sit-in-!he corner rcighbors. The maxim,
acknowledge is power, Is as true applied
to farming as to anything else.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24

a private letter, dated at San Denim
60 city, received ut Washington 10y 4
prominent public man, from one Of tie
San Domingo commissioners, does uut
give 50 rose -culorod view aS most If
the correspondents with the expedition
furnish. lie says that the commission
were not iavorably impressed up to date
with tie advantage to Ec got by the an-
neXation of Sun Domingo to the United
States but adds that he docs not will
this to be regarded as iorcshalowin. ll1
report of the commissioners, who have
only partially examined the Resources
and the condition Of the island
The annual meeting of the New Eos-
land Agricultural society, WAS held at
Boston on Tuesday. The treasurer re-
port showed a balance in the treasury Of
S3,O93.1t. DIR. Geo. h. Lorin@ Wa L.
elected president OF the society Dm..d
Ncedham, secretary Geo. w. Ridl-j.
treasurer. 1t was voted to hold the n,M
fair at Lowell, provided the arrangcm,u'-
made 10y that city are satisfactory to tIr
CNtCUll\c CbHlullllcC ul Inc society.
The latest sensation in Washiu.t.n
high lie is caused 10y Il Iumor that Il cri-
ored Doctor, Il professor in Howard uli.
versity, is soon to wed Il white lady wlo
is little his senior in years, but OF ur1.
dullcralcd Caucasian descent.
a passenger train on the Northern
railroad ran into the rear OF trciIh
train, which was on the formers INN"
and cycral freight ears and the pl->"n4T.
engine were badly shattered Randall
Burt, the engineer, was badly bruised
by jumping from his engine.
President Angel is TO have $500 "a
airy in his new position us hcId OF TIE
University of Michigan, beside hon-c rent
and the expenses of his removal TO Ann
Arbor.
The bill granting pensions to soldiers
and sailors in the war of 1872, has pas
ed both houses of Congress, though 1t has
been returned from the Senate 10 ne
House, for concurrence in certain amend
mcnts. The bill also gives pensions 10
widows of deceased soldiers who were
married at the time of the war and have
not married again.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24
Hostility 10 ire administrators.

Confessional debates and elsewhere
there !. = orcat deal said in rebukc of
certain Rr1ubIican- rs hostile +, the Al
mini,tration and there seems 10 be an
opinion in some quarters that suuport OF
an Administration means universal an
nroyal Of all ac,s. Hut il !. very clear
ttI,,t this kind of ornrov,I :. NOT IN H..
rxn,rtrJ from R,nnhlirons Thry an,
men who observe and cr;,i.;~r. and who
understand flat tr;eud-I;p to an Admin
i,tra,ion. Ijl,, private frirnl,bin. !. NOT
a blind iIo!a;rv. but Il wise preference.
The DISCIPLINE of the Democratic party
awahens the profound admiration OF
Il great many people, who suppose that
every thing Is possible with such dj-ci-
pine Certainly its value need not be
denied. But the discipline IF .lat parry
has been always Il kind Of dc.poti-tn,
and dcspoli-m at last defeats itself. II
Tia" h,m"""''i' rarfs. h"" h"1 -..'.'''
and JudiclouN crltics-Ii tie papers which
supported II HAD PFo'':tNi i'rin'y and
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wien Il man o'!'eo'' 10 every ne" meas
u'e' anu 10 't'c VINCE zone anu move
,'le''t '' al ''n'''Ii'.S ''''',Un' can ne DC Q
s''u 10 oPpoH' IT, i, w. icr instance
support "chr'''y me administration o'
l. IeS'ue''' ''ral,' Du' we ui' nor thcrc-
i"it, Improve INC appointment Oh Hencr-
Il, 'o,cNlcS' 'o' inc ,i'''''ntr III winch Nir'
motley was recalled nor DO we advo-
cate the annexation OF san Domingo.
But IN differing upon certain measures
from an Administration which we sup
port, we differ as friends, and not as enc
mes Ana mat IS The difference be-
tween critlSl7"n anu Ilo>'iii'y. III lie
Puolicah iIeslnch' honestly proposes
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24

No one will be surprised at the conie.-
sion garrulous Garrett Davis made in the
Senate, the other day, when he said that
he never subscribed TO newspapers, cared
nothing for what they said, and certain
ly never read them. Everybody su,-
pected rs much long ago, for even Il
slight reading Of newspapers would tend
to prevent mans making such fool
of himself as the Kentucky senator CON
stantly dOes.-.SplrnQfeM RepuJActn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24

The TWENTY LARGEST CITIES IN THE
CorNTEY,-The following is a list of the
twenty most popuuus cities in the coun-
try, with their population, according TO
the completed census returns For the
sake Of comparison, the population of the
same ci.ics in 1860 Is also given, togeth-
cr with the rate per cent of increase in
f.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24

Three or four months ago an Italian
fisherman climbed Vesuvins and threw
himself into the burning crater. Since
then five or six Neapolitans have COM
mitted suicide in the same way, and the
Vesuvian mode of self-cxtinction threat
ems to become fashionable.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24

The new missionary brig, the Morn
irg Star, .ilcd from Boston, Thursday,
with a general cargo, the ficight Of
which will more than pay her outward
expenses. When she reaches her desli-
nation she will pass under the control OF
the Hawaii board of missions and he
actively employed cruising among The
islands of TIE Pacific ocean, carrying
missionaries 10 and from the various sta
lions, taking them supplies. etc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24

DIR. Hammond, formerly Sur
General Of the army, says spiritual;sm i
a disease which can be cured by iron and
sirychninc. The latter, we should
think, would be sufficient.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24

This is the month in which women
talk the least men also.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24
SETTLING DOWN To WORK

Although the commissioners made
such inquiries rs they could during the
delay ut SANTANA, the real investigation
mo the views and disposition of the pco-
pie and the resources of the country be-
gins ut San Domingo. A second and
less formal meeting had been arranged to
take place at Bacz's house. The cumis
sion is proceeding in an transformations
way, and is very industrious.
1t was their intention to 90 from San
Domingo sometime next week, 10 Aqua,
81 miles west of San Domingo, and
visit the region around the bay of DIVA.
Thence they would proceed to the north
sile of the island, probably stopping at
Port au Prince for one or two DAYS. if
deemed advisable. From Puerto Plata,
Or some point near there, either the COM
m'sSloners or small parties will visit the
great cities. Small portions of the scicn-
tliic corps were 10 be sent into the coun-
try in various directions from San Do
mingo.
WHAT THE COMMISSION WILL. REPORT
The commission seemed to be honest
y aiming at full investigation, but
none of its members express their opin-
ion. The commission will doubtless re-
port what it sees and di-covers bearing
upon the questions embraced in the SEN
ate resolutions. but will express no opin-
ion upon the policy of annexation. Their
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-24
San Domingo Annexation.
TIE TENNESSEE" SAFE.

News has been received of the safe ar,
rival of the steamer Tennessee at San
Domingo, after prosperous voyage of
fifteen DAYS,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
.XCURSION TO PHOSPHATE WORKS,
nor FORT ER.

The Steamer POCOSIN, Captain W. nEm
q. Cannon, will leave as above rsEsSs{57
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY anu SATURDAY, " r
O'Clock. from Market Wharf. foot OF Market street.
Returning at q guarter.past O'Clock.
jan25-1mo J. q. MURRAY, Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
Roston Market.

BOSTON, February 16.-CoFFEE.-ln JsYa tnsie
IA no Change with O fair demand for Joobing l2.s.
The sales have been at 10}sa23c per 10, goiA NY
has been selling at l4al6Sc per ID, gold, as ~
U18lity. In st. Domingo there have oeen safes ol
1000 bags for export at about esaloc per p' goiu'
in bond. =, a.,
CorroN.-The market for this article has oe en-
extremely dull the past week, and prices nave
eased OF and the tendency is stil doWnWaru,
with unfavorable advices from abroad and -eIy
large receipts from Southern ports. Our manu-,
1acsurers are only purchasing in small lots. and
we quote ordinary at l2hal31sc; good ordinary
ilal4Kc; low mlddling l4Tal5c; and middling l5
ALEC per ID, including npland and Hulf the mar
yet ctosipg dun 81 these priceB- =.
DoMEsTICs Some 1900 10 20oO packages OF cotton
have recently been taken for export, but,wlth the
ira very little has been done. Goods generally
are held frm, as production Is light and stocks
in the hands OF manufacturers small, WIN the
nrospeer-o q fair trade. WOollens are In sleaay:
demand and have been selling; at full prices !or'
desira Bile md seasonahle styles
GuNNY BAGs.-MarSet quiet at l61aal7c, cur.
reney. .,..,. l. ,,..o sv,, o,,
has heen In active demand for future delivery.
Saes OF 1900 bales Of native AMI Borneo, to arrive
12Ec: 400 bales at l234c. and 100 bales Juue de-
livery at 12|c per yard gold IN BOND. currency
nrices ange from 19al9hc per yaru, WIN lair
demand for domestic. 20,
NAVAL SroRss.-Spirits turpentlne Is firm at SIC
for lois to arrive, aud 55c on Inc spot IN lar,
ros,n and mitch the sales have be- az 1uli prices
bnEfu small lors. Abuut l5O eols pale rosln s0ia
at IS 75a6 25 per bbl. l., r,,u ,o
RIOK-Carulna is 6rm and has been ~ lalr 9e-
mand, with sales of 200 Casks as 77sss1sc per TO-
as to quality.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
PORT OdLEND1R.
MARINE NE IFS.
CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 81
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Georcia, Crowell, New York-left 10th
! inst. Mdse. To Wagner, Auger co, W Courte:
nay ( CO, !! E Adgcr & co, G D Ahreas co, 4
ANIME, 4 II Abrahams Son, D Aiken co, Z
southern Express, Agent Florida steamers, E =
Bedford s Bates 4 CO. Triest q, L E1gle \
Howard. Rcgers Adams, N Bu,soaum, I
Brown. W Pro0kba3ks, Barrett Caswell, 4
co. T NJ BRISTOL co, W S EisSell, 9 Fel1maun d
co, & K. Cameron, Barley E co, b G0bia CO,
| & Chaplin, Judge Campbell, co, CoWper-
thwait Dowie, Noise Davis, q DeVereau, "A
Due, Douglas Miller, StetIens Werner DucEer.
Fleming co, Forsythe. McCono q co. co, .
F e Schroeder F O'Eeill, A G Goodwin co, Ma
Hunt, Goodrich, wtneman Il CO., Hart GO, John
Hurkamp & co, H Gerdts & CO. Holmes d Calder,
Ii Johnson, Johnston Crews 4 col A QeacSen-
bush. j b co, Klnck, wickenberg co. e Lee,
] KGlinsk Katie 6 CO, J Holloway, G Kuhn,
LengcIck, Sell Foster, r Lowndes, Lsngley
& Alexander, J A Lawton& co. o Wtetera, g
Minor CO. p Murray Mcqueen kahe, Mur.
pny & Little, Mencke & Muller, Mansoue i co,
Marks, McLoy i Rice, " irlest, VIM Matthlessen,
Nachnlann & co. Ostendorf & co, D 0'Neill 4 SON,
j F O,Nein j c usemann, + Porcher, P Lawless,
Paul Welch & Brandes, C P Poppenhelm. Reil,
" Russell & CO, Stoddard & CO, Sampson d
Nolen, AStelling, A l. Tyler, R Thomlinson &C,
A Tobias, Sons, F Taylor CO, W We!cn w
Williams & co, WI Yates. Wagner y Monsees,
SaussSn Waker Raroad
CO. and others. Experienced severe gales OF head
w!nds.r On Friday, nth, passeq>stesmera Charles
ton t6k A M, sndGeo Waahhg1on at 1oA Mon
the 18th, passel steamers Manhattan at 10 III,
SAN Jacinto at / 4t P N, and Lucille at 2 IS P II,
all bound North. :,
c. $500 bushels corn. To r NJ Butler d. Son..
ss VIM anS gnRnTes To- ssrdy
Scbr Ann s Deas, Garbastt, West Point MILL ITS
tcs rice. To Cohen, Hanckel &'co G Trenholm
b Son, " c Courtney CO. s,., u,s
Beaufort, &c. So bales and poese;s seq isaId
cotton: ndse. &c. To Ravene, Holmes CO, W
Gurney. Plnckney Bros, Hancke, Mcpherson,
Southern Express co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.s
steamship Maryland. Johnson, Baltimore
span bark Ellalia, Araus, Liverpooi-Bs Rhest
Brig Brig Margaret, Johnssn. New orleans-T Tnp'
Fl Big Torrent, Tibbetts, New York; Enslow
schr Ida Richardson, Bsden, Balslmore-ssreet
IS: schr Florence Rogers sheppard, New York-W
Roach co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
s,earnAhip Maryland. Iennson. Baltimore
Schr Mlias, Grimm Sagua 10 Grande
Schr Myreyer, Brown, New YORK.
FROM THIS PORE.
Br steamship Corinna, Dryden, Liverpool, Feo'
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York,
February 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, at New YORK.
February Is.
Br bark Lord Baltimore, Brown, at Baltim ore,
February is. to load for Rio Janeiro.
Schr Arctic, Woodemap, at Baltimore, Febru-
Schr c S Edwards, Corson, at Baltimore Febru-
Schr m Hooper, Hooper, at Philadelphia, Feb
ruary 1s.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
Havana market.

HAVANA, February 1.-THE sugar market has
the arpearonce OF more activity during the pres
en1 week but heresults do not 7erlfy 1t 10 qu9n.
fitv nj produce which has changed hands Ine
Gnot tssions remain as advised last week-So. II a.
SSX reals per arrobe Tor s5is per 100 pounds WIN
the usual proportions through all numbers anu
classes, as last specified. w.
snipped during the~eek hence and from Ms.
tanzas: 1854 boxes and Sl7s hhds, OF when 70
the united States: -l2,445. boxes and A!6 nhus.
saT. boyes shipped 10 Falmouth, and balance 10
Enrnnean uorts. covering for Spain 1884 boxes aqd
i hhd: TO Mentsvideo 800 boxes; 10 st. Thomas ~
do. and Vera Cruz 9 do; leaving stocks IN the TWO
norS equal to s5,2sl boxes and 1l,s1S hhds,
against ior last year at same period, 24oS75 boxes
." ToLsssEs~Very little done here or at out,
,.orts. The stock is not heavy for quail ty, ana
6uyers do not seem anxious to buy. Rates nomi, s
nall cayed at 5aSS rs. per hss' ,sss ACTON than
nsnal while the sugar factories OF reputation nave
orders not filled At their tariff rates.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
Spool iGorton.

IL P. CO ATS :,
SPOOL cso,7ToN;
We have:in Stock and will always keep an as.
snrLmens OF COATS THREAD for sale at New
York trade prices. JOHN g. MlLS0R & CO..
feb11.stuthGmos No. 1856 Meeting street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
1NHE GREAT LUNG REMEDY

NNHE GREAT LU&G REMsD1'
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP a.
Cures permanently Bronchitis, Asthms. Coughs,
Colds, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Group, Whoopln6
Cough and Consumption, when taken N Lima.
Has never failed. .,,..-,t 4....e.. 4 (
OvERTWENTY THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
to bear testimony to the great super1orltI oI
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP over al other
lung remedies introduced. g.s.' e
Globe Flower Cough Syrup is warranted nos 70.
contain opium OF other nauseous drugs In any OF
G Globe Flower Cough Syrup is legally warranted
to curel
Globe. Flower Cough Syrup Is protected 6J
pound. IT Is pleasant to the taste and harnhse
to the most delicate infant. is.ts
For sale BY Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
PEMBERT0N, TAYLOR 60.
= Z; Proprietors and Clemistss Atlanta, Ga
ROSWELL GA, April 2s, 1870.
AessTS. Penoerton, TuvloT q Co:
pHlR vsrRs-l received the Dottle O 6l0oe-
Flower Syrup at noon. yesterday, and began the
use Of It Immediately. My patient passed
more comfortable night than she has for mfee-
feels Ike another woman-~ intend to continue
the use OF the Globe Flower Syrup, believing s
will make cure. Never have witnessed such
great benefit from remedy, IN 30 short Time, M
nv lffe ]. Shall In the future use your. GloDer
Flower Syrup In all cases Of colds, couans ana
all affections Of the lungs that may presens taem'
selves. Respectfully, ~
GOODRICH, WINEMAN 4 CO.,
- - Wholesale Druggists,
decf-tuthssmos -OhRrlessen, Sc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21

ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
FORT VALLEY, GA, september 10, 1862
Messrs GOODRICH, WINRHAE j. CO., CharlesLon.
Gentlemen-I take great pleasure In informing
you thatmy wife has eXperienced gIeaG nensa1
IL is certainly good medicine, and would De
pleased il = OH would send me another dozen I'M
medately. Respectfully. &c,
(SIgned) JNo' A. housER'
Sold by all Druggists in Charleston. The trade
hy
GOODRICH, wlNEMAN-& CO.,
Principal Depot, No. SO Hayne street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
Passengers.

Per steamship Georgia, from New .YorsJ
Lonastreth, Rev Father walsh, ] Flynn, W Clapp,
A Scofield, Capt Smith, Miss NJ Smith. .0xholm:
P Lawless, w Dunn, A Richards, Wallen, U
Hankins, Johnson, ] Prophet, Smith, Foster.
Jno Charles, NJ Wilson, Root Nicholson, anu VIM
Per steamer Eliza Hancox. from Savannah, via
Beanfort, Ic-E Murphy, E Schipper, Joyce
II Duncan, W Marclay, Horton. HaVernicn,
@ Coe. r Coe, c, E Valentine, and 23 on dech.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
MEMORANDA.

NEW YORK, February 20.-Arrved, steamship
Gen Barnes, Savannah; Regulator, Wilmington,
NC
Livingston, New YORK; sup Constitution, Liver
pool; cleared. steamship Oriental, Boston; bark 5
A Dudman, Amsterdam.
The brig N G Roosevelt, Palmer, Il days from
Charleston Tor Boston, arrived at Holiness Hole
10th, and sailed i7th inst.
The schr Emma Finney paitsn, from George.
town, S G, 1e days out, fer Sewburyport, arrived
at Holiness Hole February II. She reports speak
ing on the 18th instant, no latitude, the schr sea
Queen, from Charleston for Bridgeport.
The sehr p n Hawkins, Wyatt. from Charleston
for Boston, 13 days out, was at Vineyard Sound
on the 18th inst.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
ooMMxRoIAI NEWS.


I,vrspooI-Per Span bark 'Eulalla-s7 bags SCI ses
3siend and $50 bales upland cotton, 6ol ools sos,
sssS BACKS cotton seed. $50 tons phosphate fo0A'
6Ols phosphate samples. ,.-a corpo Of
NrW YoRK-Per brig Torrent-InWard ss Ss.so sScSr Tr
snSar and Eelsdo from Matanzss. .ier 70 aS hhio
Florence Rogers5s5 bales upland ooS s ooo feet Of
spirits, los oels ros@n, @ ~ ,I.n T1ls carhoys rho
RXT1MoRE~Per steamship Marylsna,;mSas paass Shds
cotton bales neSs seSs
hides, $4,000 feet lumber ana socS
Ida Rchsrdson-2I5 t9aa Paorpt rpparet SsI tea rice
1920 sacks peas.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
r. ERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!

ERNAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!
=. 4 :.
An INVALUABLE REaEl'Y FOB INFANTS =
This Is the best Medicine for young children,
suffering with Collie, Diarr,.ea, or any oshercom-
plaint incident 10 Tee;',.:nl. 1t may be given
with safety, as 1t contains no opium or other In.
furious sncdyne
Price, 25 cents 6, bottle.
Manufactured and for sale by
DR. q. BAER.
Also by the following Druggists:
A. ". ECKEL & CO., Or. A. RAOUL.
DR.. W. A. SKRlEE, A. .. BARBOT, .
". 7. LITTLE CO., J. .BLAOKMAS,f ft
p M COHEN Dr. e. H. EELLERS,
E. 8. BUHNHAM GRAMAN & SCHWAKE,
q. W.-IMAR, ]. LOCKWOOD,
q, J. LUHN, W. T. LINN,
". A. GIBSON,
And by Druggists generally. tenA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-21
rhe Charleston Cotton, Kics and Naval
Stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLKsroN NEWS,
MONDAY EvRNMa, February 20, 1871. :
CorroN.-This staple showed q fair inquiry, the
higher qualities exhibiting very firm ana even
oetter rates In some cases, while the extreme 10"
grades had to be disposed Of very much on ouy'
ara, terms Sales about 1000 bales, say % at u,
60 at 12x, at 12, ss at 1s 1ls at lsh, II at lS],
Il at 1sa 10 at 1s5S, III at IA, 76 at lax, 40 al
lax, 2l4 i41, SO lax, 20 at 141, 2s at 14zsc.
We quote: Ei,f
Ordinary to good ordinary. ......l2 .@lsH
Low middllng ...............!4 gi4"
Mldtlug. ..........aN@-
Strict middling.. ....'.i4>s@-
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Receipts by railroad. February 20
SOUTH, CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1884 bales cotton, 81 bales goods, sos bbls fonI,
,414 bushels grain, I car stock. To Railroad
Agent, Pelzsr, Rodgers co. Thursten Homes
Gao " NiiHsrils & co, W Bee co, W W Smith,
" Courtney & CO. D Desaussare, GraeseT 4
smith. Reeder q Davis Murdaugh Mathews, L u
Mowry 4 Son, Frost 4 Adger, ryan; :
Salinas. Sloan i Seigrious, a Mulligan, Geo
trenholm & Son, watson 4 HILL W. 3 Williams q
Son, W Hall, Caldwell Son.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1os bales up. nd cotton, cars lumber and Wood,
- bushels rough rice, bags peas, mdse &c. 70
Frost Adger, G " Williams l. co, " tSTlgnt
Prngle Son, Hanckel G,ig Zee e. soD guses
Salinas. " Ryan, T Smith, Vim Gurney. 4
Marshall, Johnston, Crews co, Reeder DAVIS,
" M Bird 4 co, ] Adger CO. b Baker co,
E Welilng, Railroad Agent and order.,
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ATLANTA, Febru ~ lS.-Tne market to-day
dllog l23SG; good ordinary l.c; ordinary lie.
MONTGOMERY February 1s.-Market closed
quiet at 1870 for low mlddliug.