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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-21
NASHVILLE, TENN.
RAILROAD. TIME TABLE.

Tennessee and Pacific Railroad
Two Daily Trains Sunday excepteD.
No Leaves Nashville at. 20 Il NJ
Arrives at Lebanon at 9:15 A NJ
LasTes Lebanon at -----4:0O P. NJ
Arrives ct Nashville at 7:l5 p. N.
Mo- Leaves Lebanon at-.....7:OO A. y.
Arrives at Nashville at 9:l5 A. N.
Eeeyes Nashville at. 400 Pm.
Arrives at Lebanon at Sis P. NJ.
UmahwiIIe and Decatur Railroad
aOTN6 s0UTH-Esshville and Decatur trains
lave etskion on aouth Cherry street at I 30 A. n
ana 90 ?. 4. No train Sunday morning.
Acunmmodefion ct .: 30 p. M, lgoes to OolumniAt
Trains arrive ct l:S0 A. n. and 4:S0 p. n Accom-
nodnkioE st e:Se A. n.
leave station on North College street, at $40
4 n and $3.50 p. \.
fharei Is passenger coach attached TO freight
train leaving Nashville eyery day at 4:lo P. NJ
The 2:S0 ?. N. train does not op at any point
befWeer Nashville and Gsllstin. except Edgeheld
ynnctfon, and does not run on Sunday.
LcuSsVtIle and Cincinnati short Line
..,n 7Ig 4 NJ. and 400 u:IO P. n.
Gallaain Accommodation, DaIiy'
Leaves Nashville III r NJ
Arrives At GallAtir % 20 Z. n.
me- 10 p N. train stops at all stations between
N&hvine and Ghlatin except Roekland and
E6xeftcId ANA Kentucky n. Il.
Trains on the E'Igeheld and Kentucky Kaiiroaa
YIN run as follow:
Nal leaves 80 A NJ
Express leaves Ssshville...........--.. 2:l6 p N.
NaiI arrives ........... 9:15 P. N.
Express srrives 700 A n.
SO. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
ChRtianDOGa Great Central
Through Line.
ChattanooeA train lesves.9 80 A. Il. and 6:4o P. NJ
arrives 2:O5lP. n. and AS A. II.
NE.nanhia train leaves 4 90 4. n and 500 ?. n.
" arrives. 9 80 A. n. and sou P. n.
81 Louis train leaves 4;O0L N.
arrives 80 80 a. N. and 600 P. N.
RheIbvvflle train leavess.3 80 P. n.
strives. % 40 A. Il.
Tia ESQ A. Il, 1880 n. and $3.50 p. 4. trains 40
not run on Sundays.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

DARN FOR SALE CHEAP-RARE INDUCE
Il ments-COuntry residence and farm-IT5
acres-large brick house, with modern improve
ments. and necessary out buildings, all in perfect
order; superior land. Location more desirable
than any where around Nashville. Located on
Gsllattn pike 81 miles from Nashville, running
back and bordering on Cumberland River: ten
minutes wax from station on l. & N. r. r. WIN
sell part or whole. Terms to suit purchaser. Ad.
dress or apply to A ". WILLS, 70 Church Street,
Maxwell Building. Nashville.
mar16-We, FIR. "a, Su, dlm4p'
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T1oR PADUOAH, CAIRO, ST.LOUIs, .
II MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS. I,lS1SS4N
The Fine Passenger Steamer JOHN $4.2sE =
LUMSDEN, o. W. DAVIS, Master, D. B. DAVIS
and jim Pope JOHNSON. Clerks, will leave as
above on WEDNESDAY, the 22d inst, e I
O'Clock P. NJ. For freight, or passage apply on
hoard or to HARPER & ARTHUR, A. and AZ Up
per Wharf, VIM. BOYD, or HARRISON & SON,
Agents mar2l I'd
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The following sre the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always access
gible to tie public:
LIVERPOOL, March 20, ILLS - Cotton
quiet but steady. Sales 4, 900 bales. Up
land 74@7Sd; Orleans 73@78d.
LIVERPOOL, March 20, 1:20. Cotton
quiet b1t steady.
NEW YoRK, March 20, lO:3O.-Market
quiet; March delivery 1870.
New YORK, March 90, 1210-Cotton
quiet and weak. Ordinary lie; good or
binary 1880; low middling 1870; middling
l45c; good middling 164c; Mobile 158c;
March delivery 1876, 1896, 1896 and lie.
New York, March 20, 2:05. - Cotton
weak and quiet. Tendency on contracts
downward
LIVERPOOL, March 20, 5-Cotton steady.
New YORK, March 20, 3.-Cotton dull
and offered freely. Ordinary lie; good
ordinary 1283; low middling 1870; middling
145c; good middling 164e; Mobile 15Bc;
Orleans 1850.
Nashville Provision Market.
The market was very quiet throughout
the entire day. Prices steady. We quote
as follows;
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 11o; clear rib
sides 1G3c; shoulders SIC, parked.
BAooN-Clear sides 112c; shoulders &c;
country hams 12@13c, as per qnaiity.
CHOICE HAMs.-Hart & Hensley's @. q.
@. Canvassed and uncanVassed 1870
BREAKFAST BACoN-Hart d Hensleys 5.
G. Q. @. G. breakfast bacon 153c.
BEEF TONGUES S. G. beef tongues
Sc so z doz.
MISS BEEF - Barrels SIS, half barrels
$125o.
LARD - Hart & Hensley's pastry, in
tierces, be; half barrels 134c; kegs, 144c;
buckets l6c.
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New York General Market

sheetings, SIC for Golden Ridge. Nous
delaines and plain and glace Iustres are in
good request at 1S@224c.
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BARNES, SPrTz 4 Co., will sell Express
Freight ct 10 A. NJ, at their auction rooms
to-day.
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Sundries.

SEEDs-We quote as follows: Glover IS
@S.5O; timothy $4,000 70; orchard grass
50. 1908; blue grass $1.75; herds grass
S1.75@2; Missouri millet 81; top onion
sets 50. 50@4 per bushel.
CorToN YARNs-We quote at lie, 124c,
14c and 1Sc for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
LAID PLAsrzR-We qaote at 1000 ton
In bags.
IBoN-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, 6scs n; Kentucky, do, 4c y
n; Tennessee band 7t9Sc; Kentucky, do,
54c; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads SIC; fire box 94c; sheet (common)
$1,000; do, Kentucky) 64@7c; do, (Ten-
nessee) 716S5c.
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DELAYS ARE DANGERoUs.-Moth as
you love your offspring don't fail to use
Mrs. Wbitcomb's Syrup for soothing chill
dren. Read advertisement in another col
umn. mr1S d1w&wlt
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Nashville Live stock Market.

NashVIIIe LLVe Stock MArket.
CATTLE The receipts continue about
equal to the demand. Market dull at 3@5c,
according to quality.
HoGs-Market dull. We quote at 6@6ac,
according to weight.
SHEEP Choice, averaging 100 ms and
upwards 5@54c q ID. The ordinary run
of sheep sell at $1.50@2.5O . head.
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TOR LOUISVILLE and GIN S
Il OINNATI- RkxsA-zx4-xkt a
The stsuncb and reliable steamer ssELSszi
a M f Il @ A, PIERCE, Esztks<<axE II
Master G. W. BRADLEY. Clerk, leaves on
THIS DAY, the 21st inst, as above, at o'clock
Pm For freight or passage, apply to HARRISON
d son, corner Broad and Front streets, VIM.
BOYD, W. A. PEBBLES, or HARPER 4 AR
THUR, Agents. 1t
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REVENUE GTAMPS

MY LltUA bIhMID.
The National Savings Company have made
rangements TO supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rate, discount payable
in stamps, viz;
On purchasers under S2O.........PaR
On purchasers Of $40 CT nOTe...7 per cent. dis
On purchasers OF $50 or more. AZ per cent. dis
On purchasers Of 500 or nlore...S per cent. dis
On purchasers OF $500 or more. n per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $500 or more...4 per Mt. dis
On purchasers Of $1,000 or mere. AK per ent. dis
All orders must be accompanied by the ceney or
check for the amount. Stamps VIII bmont By
mall or express as directed, Sc
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southern Bonds ia New York.
The sales OF Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
/ 1th inst were rs follows:
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UoR huntsville, oELINA,A aen
Il Etc, EE 5P
The Fine Passenger Steamer, .sssRssass'ssak-
- T. ID d WILL T. - T. g. RYHAE,
Master, w. R. GRLCY, Clerk, will leave as
aboue, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d inst, at 4 o'clock
p. H. For freight or passage apply to HARPER
4 ARTHUR, Agents, Il and AZ Upper Wharf, VIM
BOYD and HARRISON & SON mr2l to
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Spring Fashions!

ssTHE broadway style SILK Hats
ssThe Young Genrs'' style SILK Hat.
The Trade style SILK Hat
Made light, aossamer body, and Of the best ma
terial, for our own trade.
ELY & WHITESIDE,
Al Cherry ST, one door from UDiOns
feb26 eodtf sp 1p
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GENERAL MARKETS.
MONDAY, March 90, 1871.

MONDAY, March 70, 1911.
Nashville Cotton Market
The Liverpool market was unchanged
to- day. New York opened steady, but be-
came weak and closed dull and irregular,
with large offerings and few buyers. Our
market closed weak, with but few buyers.
The closing Gnotations were as follows:
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Memphis Live stock Market.

MEMPHIS, March IL.
CATTLE-1st quality, 6@7cgrOss; I'd quail
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Receipts per Railroad, October 2s.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1865 bales Cotton 20 bales goods. 70 bbls naval
stores, car stock. To Railroad Agent, Geo W
Williams & co, A Smith. Mowry Son, Pelzerr,
Rodgers & co. Reeder Davis, " U Courtnev i
co, Caldwell Son, Geo Il Walter co, Sail
mas, bowling & co, Trenholm & Son, Wiss Il CO.,
Sloan & seienlous Frost Adger, u pssaus' ;s
W " R Williams { Son. Claghorn, Herring & co. ]
Adqer L co, Lesesne & Wells; Campsen & co, Al b
Mu!ligan, Smith L Chapeau, " X Ryan, ROD.
son, Wilcox, Gibbs i co, Graeser i Harmon, r
Wieters, Ti-deman. Calder l. co, S:ehens, werner
& QUICKER, Ravenel, Holmes co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
2s6 bales upland cotton, 60 bbs naval stores,
cars lumber, tobacco, nails. rough rice mdse'
&c. To Frost Adger, " K Ryan, J Salinas,
Prlnge & Son, VIM Courtney co: Ca.dWell q
Son, Geo W Williams 90, Ravenel co. Peizel,
r dgers l. CO, Reeder / Davis. Smith, y
Dukes CO, Barien, Parker Trenholm ns:son q Son.
Kinsman & Howell, Stefrens. Werner pucEer,
] F Adger & co, Witte Bros, whild:n Il Jones, T
Smith, e& co; Masili. s wsHh ssGney, e 60 n
L Never, u Paul / co, W PEPPER, l. Connor
Son, Il Bulwlnkle, Dowte, Noise i Davis, w
wood, L Pa co. P Benedict CO, Railroad
Agent, and Order.
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with greater caution has been rather increased
TO day by the receipt OF later telegram from Rlo
Janelro, and though the advices. when cio'ely
sirted, cannot be called exactly unfayora6le there
is a larger aggregate Of purchases, and buyers
look AT the situation We learn OF no movement
from rst hands, on the part Of holders the feeling
is Just about as firm. and in all cases full former
rates are most positively insisted upon. otner
grades hold their own very fairly. with the oner-
ings small generals, and the stocks in lrst hands
showing only 1928 bags Maracaibo; 1859 Costa
Rica, and 1913 Mexican. The Rio adVlces above
referred to are to october l. and report from sep.
$1,000 bags; shipments $1,000 bags; loading 1000
bags; stock $1,000 bags; price A7l50o; exchange
2ld; daily receipts Of coffee 5000 bags Ordinary
cargoes, 161sa16A; prime cargoes, 17Aal7h.
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tnT how many days or months they must stay
there: and when they are taken out, 10 oe
witnessed against by any lying negro: orloed
with Yankee money, and lncted oy Yankee
hate. and then to be sentenced to five years IN
a penitentiary by negro jury and Radical
indgs! "Surely waters OF bitter cup are
now running out to u.s."
Making Arrests in Union.
The Union Times says: ION Monday last
number OF deputy United States mar
shals, with squad OF soldiers, arrived at IN Is
place and arrested Mr.. John Rodger, his
Youngest son, Lewis, Captain F. M. Farr, JEFF
ferson Greer and William Steen, white, WIN
John Dawkins and Albert Martin, colored. All
OF the prisoners except Martin were tahen ~. 70
Columbia the next day. We feel perfectly sat:
isfied that these gentlemen will come out OF
this ordeal without stain or blemish upon thelr
character. They are the last men, IN our
opinion, who would injure any one, or commlt
a crime against the peace or laws OF lhe
country. A.,
people, have summoned nuIuoer 0i cltiLeus
before them to give testimony, under oaln, OF
the disgraceful conduct OF certain parties du-
ring that day and night, and have sent the un-
vanished details forward to the proper all-
thorities, we refrain from making any remarks
upon it. The truth, the whole truth. and
nothing but the TRUTH is bad enough, without
comment from as"
In regard to these prisoners, the Columoia
Union or Saturday says: "William Steen. ohm
Rodger, Davis Rodger, F. N. Farr, T. J. Grier
and John Dawkins, OF Union County, the last
named person being colored. all charged with
conspiracy and murder. and arrested under
the enforcement act, were yesterday brought
before United States Commissioner Boozer,
who remanded them to Jail to await trail, on
motion OF the governments prosecuting otil'
Ger, Mr.. Worthington, the motion being MADE
for the reason OF the absence of material wit
nesses. The time set for trial is one week
from to-day. Colonel McMaster appeared Tor
the defendants The proceedings before the
commissioner occupied but few minutes
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

NEW YORK., october 2s-Noon.-Ssocks strong
and steady. Governments aud State bonds dull
and steady. Gold heavy at 1l1Ial2. Sterling,
long SKI 9 assT as aa Sterling SKA
sX. Gold llXallX. Governments steady. State
bonds steady. Tennessess SO; new 60. Vlrglnlas
Seh; new c9. Louisianas 65; new 56. Levecs "a;
seyens s6 North Carolinas cox; new leh. South
Carollpas -; new AK. Bank statement: Loans
decreased over 5000 900; specie increased Sooo
900; legal tenders decreased nearly 100000; de-
posi,s decreased nearly S500,000.
NEW ORLEANS, OCTOBER 2s.-Bank sterling q.
New ork sight ka3s discount. Gold l21s.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, October 2s-Noon.-Cotton opened
dull; upands 9,ia9hd; Orleans 9Ad.
Eyenipg-Cotion closed heavy; uplands 9>id;
Orleans sasd; sales 5000 bales; export and specu-
lation 1000.
. NEW YORK, October 2S--Noon.-Cot on dull and
he w; uplands 1s,ic, Dreams le}Sc; sales 1900
bales. Sales OF cotton futures on last eve
ming 1900 bales, as follows: October Is; Noyem.
IS Q l6alSlla 7.l6alSM; February lSHalS l3-l6a
lSHalSa March lS7ials sl6alsHals l'leals ;
Arrl Xal9 7-l6al9k.
Evening. g.-Cottnn-sales l9l1 bales nphnds
1877; Orleans 19Hc. Sa!es OF cotton, futures to-
day, H. 70O biles, as follows: October, IS; Noyem.
ber is. II l5-l6 Is is. lsH; December, is 10,
ISL, Is Is, ls5s; January is Is 7.l6 !Ss, lS
el6 ls.; February, Is II l6; March: 1851 10 ll6;
Boston, Octobar 2S.-Cotton quiet and steady;
middling, lSA net rece pts, 6s bies; gross l,S7o;
purG sneIpHIt October 2S-Cotton quiet: mid.
ding isse
DE- IrrTSpE October os.-Cotton dull and nomi.
~ -,;;,.;as 10 ". NOT raceinis 40 h,ies. gross
na aeI3, 81. ssies 11s. stock 2IS7
''s, oeeppSr ScsHhar % Cotton din l. low mid.
d,;n0s I7i,c. net receints I53 bales: exports,
uo.uSS Ton haiss Sales ooo. sto, a0Ss.
WILMINGTON, October 2S.-Cotton qlie;; mid.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

RIcE.-There was moderate demand for this
grain Sales $50 tierces Of clea1 Carolina, say IL
terces at SIC, 81 at 6Il. S! at 6H, lis at 6T, IS
on private terms. We quote common to fair at 6
@e,sc, good 6X@7c.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were no sales reported.
FREIaHTs-To Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal on uplands, nominal on sea ISL
ands; via New York, I'd on uplands,
ON sea Islands by sail. on upiands,
Hd, sea islands nominal. To HaVre nom.
nominal. Coastwise-to New York By s.eam, %c
on upands and 1c on sea Islands; 81 q 'ierce
On rice; by sail &c p ID on cotton; - e t.erce
on rice; 4Oc q barrel on rosln; s7@s p on lum-
Der; 5000 p NJ on timber. To Boston, by sail,
Xc a ID on upland cotton. To Proviaence, by
sail $s q NJ on boards, &c q fS on cotton; by
steam 81 q bale on New York rates. To Phila-
delphla, bysteam nc p ID on uplands; by sail, 81
p II on boards; 50 on timber; So per ton on clay,
and $3aS3 so on phosphates To Baltimore, by
steam Kc q ID by sail, So 5o@7 q n on boards;
Ss@s rs a ton on phosphate OK. Vessels are In
demand BY ou. merchants to take lumber freights
from Georgetown, s. o Darien AMI Satilla River,
Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and slO@12 a are the rates on lumber and
boards.
Misunderstanding 90 day bills 2o@2o't.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks are pur-
chasing sight checks at H@K OF, and sell at par.
There is no business doing In time bills.
(oID-ll6l2,
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WHAT THE STATE PAPERS S.IT.

The Conduct Of the Soldiers.
The Union Times says it did Injustice to the
soldiers who were accused of stealing at the
<aeuse of Captain Lyle. The truth is, they paid
for, or are ready to pay for, all they had, and
did nothing discourteoua.
A Good Move.
The Union Times says: 1--WE learn there Is
movement on foot In Columbia to raise a fund
for the purpose Of employing the most eminent
legal counsel In the country to defend those
persons arrested in this State Under the XII
Klux law. We most heartily endorse the
movement. Nearly every one of our best
Southern lawyers are suspected by the Federal
aud State governments OF either belonging to
the mystic band or so strongly sympalhizDg
with 1t that their efforts before the court are
almost powerless. We are confident that every
good citizen in every county In the State will
Keep the ball moving. All we ask Is fair
trial, and, as American citizens, we demand
chat, and nothing more"
Pandemonium in York.
The following letter will give some idea of
the frightlul condition of the people OF York:
YoRKviLLB, S. c., October %.
We are having dreadful times up mere
There are now lodged in Jail here, from all
parts of the district, above seventy men In
close conf1nement-ten in cell Some OF ihe
prisoners are negroes, and, for the greater hii-
initiation of our men, they are put In cells
will them. All ages are represented, from
the oeardless youth OF sixteen to the hoary-
headed. and many of Them have not the
slightest suspicion of the accusation against
them, except the general one of being hu-
Klux, or for aiding them. There is reason to
believe that witnesses have been brioed by
Merrill, The commandant of the post Eere.
And a mau that would curse detenceless
prisoner, entirely in his power, as he does
some OF these, Can do anything mean. Bit few
men uf the town have as Yet been
arrested. bnt they say they haven't COM
nences here yet. As innoceuce Is NJ
protec,Ioa agaiRst arrest, The object
Il the government being to persecute. mum
Ter OF good people have left the country
Few weeks aaO, u gentleman accused OF oelnS
Ku Kllx Told Merrill II he could have lar
itrial he. would stand his chance; but he could
moi. salpmIt to be tried by packed negro jury.
This gentleman has gone away, and hope Is
aafe, SUCH tyranny makes our hearts ourn
wi,h Indignation one minute aud The next
anh. Al The Thought OF our utter powsrlessntss
In tb,. hands oi our oppresSors. on'eSS tue
Lori he.ps us, see no hope OF deilverance'
,Just lhinS OF these poor men, upon oare sus'
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. october 27.-Cotton sales SO bales;
UNION, October 27!-ss bales sold during the
week. Market opened on Monday at lie. closed
to-day at 16 30. -, o..o,
ror tho week ending at noon to-day amount to
35o bales. Market nat and irregular as we 60 to
press Prices rar ged this morning from l61i
10 lie. r, ou,.o. Il,
oniet: low middlings 16Ic, offerings small.
SELMA, October 26.-Sales Today $50 bales;
middlings l7Hal7Xc. low middlings lIHal72Ic.
The market opened at outside and closed easier at
inside prices.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Friday, octo.
her 27: The market for spirits turpentine shows
no further change. The demand Is very light aud
the stock is larger. Merchantable order quoted at
CSC, with sales Of so bbls at that price. Resins
unchanged prices. There Is fair inquiry for
small lots OF pale from the home trade at con-
hdent range OF prices. Sales are 100 bbls No 2 at
81 so; $50 bbls pale at 81 25as. We quote strained
at 81 l5a4 20; No 2 at 81 25a5 No a. IS 25a6 Is;
pale at s7as; extra pale at So 25alo. City pitch
quoted al 81 25. Tar Is higher and somewhat ex-
cited. The stock here Is small. We quote VII.
mington at So 62ka3 IS; sale Is reported OF So
bbls washington at So 37h.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin Thur day, october 81:
The demand little better but only from ths regI-
lar trade, with plenty Of stock Offering for the
outlet and prices easy, especially On domes,ic.
sales OF 81 tlerces Carroll % at 7AaS &c, anu 39o
for Patna.
From he Daily Bulletin, Friday, october -;
There was not much doiug AMI the demand sun
came entrcl, from the regular trade, buying ior
immediate wants. Prices no lower but rather
weak throughout. Sales OF IS tl.rcss Carolina at
7bsaSc, and S5p bags ,st india at 6Aa74c Tor
RangOon, and 7a73lc ior Patna.
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CO.MMEoCIIL NEWS.
Exports.

CANARY EsLEs-Per Spanish bark Ana-l49, $40
feet lumber, Is bbls petroleum, 10 cases ana ~
bbls ard. tierces hams 10 cases leaf tobacco so
boxes herrings.
NEW YoRk-Per steamship Chlrleston-:i42
bales upland cotton. Sc bags sea island cotton, 5S
is rice IL bales d)mestlcs 10 sbos rosln, 30 dds
-four, g. pigs sGn1ries.
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PassonQerS,

Per steamship South Carolina. from New York
-Thos johnson, r Simmons, D D Garland. 4
Garland, " Harrison. Miss E Harrison, Miss NJ
Harrison, Miss Harrison. Currie. J Panlson,
F Ssndelin. Mr. Jenkins, W Andrews, Slgnor
Cervrtto and wife Mr. Seldom, Jewell, Miss
Smith, d Sullivan, P Grady.
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EoR FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH.

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Captain L. NJ Coxetter, win sail for .ssfsGa7sS ;s1sG
Florida a. follows
Leave Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING, at
O'Clock.
Leave Savannah every WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock.
RETURNING.
Leave Palatka on FRIDAY MORNING.
Leave Jacksonville on SATURDAY MORNING.
Leave Ferraudina SATURDAY AFTERNOON, after
arrival Of train.
Leave Savannah SUNDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
This steamer makes close connection with New
Orleans steamer at Cedar Keys.
For Felght or Passage apply to
RAVESEL J. CO., Agents,
Corner vanderhorst's wharf and Fast Bay. =
Through Bills OF Ladlng given for New Orleans.
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ROSADAIIS
ERENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

ERENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
Prepared by Grimault 4 Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF HYPOPEOSPHATE OF LIME, SOW
erign remedy In phthisis-relieVes, Coughs
Pepsne. for Indigestion, loss OF appetite, &c.
Digestive Lozenges OF the Alkaline Lactates, 0
pleasant and effective remedy for functional DE
rangement OF the digestive organs.
Troches OF Persine and Paucreaane.
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY, Pharmacte Cott!r.
VOMITIF LIE ROY. Pharmacle C0stln.
Dragees de Santonine.
Dragees de Morphine.
Lanceiot's Asthma cigarettes.
Far sale by DR.. II. BAER,
mavso Sn. 13l Meeting street
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5hlppina

TOR LIVE RPOOL.
The AL American ship OLIVE s. SOUTH. ~55i
ARD, J. s. Theo0ald Master. having large S%&
portion OF her Cargo engaged and going on
board, will be dispatched for the above port.
For Freight engagements. apply 10
octl2 B. G. WILKINS & co.