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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
u Sou Carolina District-Fourth Circult-In

Il NllCU - n T. - VI dmCh1O<a--
~ Sou Carolina Distrct-Fourth Clrcult-In
Equity. . 4
Abram Van Buren and s. Angelica, his wife, ct al,
vs. John Peter Brown, et al.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Court In this case,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, on the 1rst
MONDAY In November, 1871, at Columbia, at not
less than the appraised prices below stated,
The following PARCELS OF LAND:
All that PLANTATION called "Big Lake,n situ-
ate, lying and being in the County OF Richland,
In said State, on the Congaree River, about eight
miles below Columbia. containing about two
thousand one hundred and seventy acres, and
appraised at twelve dollars per acre. Said Plan.
tation has beeutdivded into two Tracts OF nearly
equal quantity. by the road running through the
Plantation from the Main Public Road to the Con.
garee River and the Tracts will be sold aepa-
rately.
ALSO,
All that PLANTATION called "Shiver," lying In
same County and State, about eighteen miles be.
low Columbia, containing thirteen hundred acres,
more or less, and appraised at ten thousand dol.
lars.
Terms Of sale-One.fourth cash; balance upon
q credit OF one, two and three years, with the
bonds OF the purchasers, bearing interest az the
rate Of seven per cent, payable annually, secur-
ed by q mortgage OF the Lands. Purchasers to
pay for stamps and papers.
Said Lands may be purchased q. private sale on
application to the undersigned at Sumter, 8. G.
]. s. G. RICHARDSON,
oct3-wm9 Sp, cial Referee.
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The CRAxGEBURG FAIR, which opens next
Tbnrsday. promises to te highly successful
Orangeburg Is ~ pushing place. anu Tue p.op.e
have gone to work with vim 10 MAKE 'he ia'i
credtable 10 the county. Particulars as 10 'ns
shipment OF articles for exhibition WILD lounu
in tie advertisement Of the executive commlllee.
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9ri3e distribution.
$1.OOO.OOO!

By the aulnCIlly ol tue dct VI Ine Legislature VI
Kentucky, OF March l3, 1871, the Trustees OF the
Public Library OF Kentucky will give u
GRAND GIFT CONCE
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1871.
100, 900 Tickets Of Admission, $40 each, Curren-
cy; Half Tickets SIS; Quar-. er Tickets 81 so.
Tickets will be sent by registered letter. Inc
money for them may be sent by p. .. money
order, greenbacks or DRAFT.
Each ticket consists OF four qua tere, value
So 90 each. TIE hol Ier Is lifted 10 admission
TO the Concert and to the value OF tie gl!t award
$3.50 o0o IN GKEENBAr KS will be distributed to
holders OF tickets, in gihsof IRON sl0o 900, the
highest, 800. the lowest.oelng ~ gifts III ALL
The Concert Is for the benefit OF the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Citizens Bank OF Kentucky is Treasurer,
And the Corpora Ors and Supervisors are the
Hon. THOMAS +. BRAMLETTE, late Governor OF
Kentucky, and twenty-stven OF me most distin-
guished and respectable citizens OF the State.
The Undersigned late prnc:p pal business mana
ger of the very successful Gift Concert for the ben
eft OF the Mercantile Library at San Francisco,
has been appointed Agent and Manager OF this
Grand Gift Concert.
The drawing and distribution will take place In
public AID everything will be done to satisfy the
buyers or tickets that their Interests will be as
well protected as II they were pers nally present
to superlntend the entire affair.
Fur tickets and Information apply to
G. K. PETERS,
No. 120 Main street, Louisville KY,
No. 8 AS or House, New York.
II. n. HENPsTED No. 40 Broadway, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
NJ. A. FRENCH, Virginia City, Nevada.
M. A. WOLFF. No. 3l6 Chestnut street, st. Louis.
Tickets also for sale In every prominent place
In the United States sep25-mwll2
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BONDS AND STOCKS FOR SALE.-Mr. E. NJ.
Moreland, br Eer, No. % Brold street, offers
South Carolina Railroad bonds, Charleston Fire
Loan bonds end Charleston City sto:k. See ad-
yertiscment.
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anrtioneers' pripate Sales, &r.
ByJ. DRAYTON FORD.

by Js DHAIIUN FUND.-
VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION ON
Cooper River.
VIII be rented, for one or q term OF years,
NORTH CHACHAN, well known as desirable
place and residence, situated on the western
branch OF Cooper River. On 1t are 1ne Brick
Mansion, oubuildings and n"gro houses. The
Land, and large quantity Of first quality high
land. With viii be rented Summer Resit tence
In the healthy Village Of Cordesville, two miles
distant.
VIII be rented or sold, SOUTH CHAcHAN
PLANTATION, Immediately adjoining the above.
This place consist OF avery large tract OF nrst.
class Rice Land and extensive highland fields OF
the richest quality.
The Plantations may be treated for singly or
together. Apply as above, at No. 80 Broad street.
sepl6.mw2
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A PERsoSAL ENcouNYER.-The Columbia

A PERSONAL ENCouNTER.-The Columbia
Union SAYS hat an unfortunate difficulty occurred
on Monday afternoon. oa Richardson street, oe
tween. the we'll known gentlemen and merchants
Messrs. Agnew l. Son, and Mr.. A. L. solomon' 10
which the after received cut near the ear win
a hoe, that caused him ID bleed protusely The
origin OF the difficulty it was unable to learn
further than that hard words led to blows.
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CoNFIp1NG FAITH-The old man from the
conn. ~ whose hoard OF money Thomas Bryant
alias Philadelphia, had got possession OF. came
down to the city yesterday, and, to the surprise
OF the onicIals, demanded the reease OF Philadel'
phia, who had been committed fof examina' Oh.
The old fellow Insisted that Philadelphia was en-
honest man, and only wanted an opportunity 70
keep to his word and double the money. Phila'
delphia's ps nnless condltion-the money obtain
ed having been made away with before his ar
rest-aad no effect on the old mans resolve, and
he insists upon the shsrper's liberation From the
evidence 1t seems that tie old mans son borrow
ed the mon from his father TO lend Phnad l.
phia, and these circumstances being submitted
to the solicitor, he decided that an Indictment
would not l.e 1t is proable therefore. that Phil
adelphia will be discharged.
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ERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL
AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS

This Is the best Medicine for young chdrel
suffering with Cole, Diarrh1a, or any other CON
plant, incident TO Teelhng. 1t may be give
with safety, as IL contains no opium, or other IN
furious anOdyne
Price, rs cents a bottle.
Manufactured ami for sale by
DR.. q. BAER.
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LuHy's BRoMo CHLoRALUa.-The bromo-
chloralum for which Mr.. G. ]. Luhn, King stree',
is the wholesale agent is highly recommended as
q dlsinfectant and deodorizer, and has the nota'
bic quality Of being stanles', non-poisonoas and
nom odorous. 1t is admirably suited for disin1ec-
Ing and deo lorizing chambers and utensils. Inc
bromo chl9ralum has come ont triunphantlyfrom
all the tess which have been applied to II, and
we cordially recommend it. general use.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So 81,
S., $6 SO and 5, so per hou and: according to
size, at THE NEWS lob ONCE.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

Phoenix Fire Company, at half-past P. NJ.
palmetto Lodge, Z. OF P, at half.past P, NJ.
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FOR

stump, almost severng the thigh from the body;
also, that he has used It in his family for fifteen
years and is the best remedy for Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Frost Bites, Strains, Rheumatism, &c.,
he ever used.
Extract Of letter from DR.. C. 7. Murphy, dated
Magnolia, N. c.:
have used your GARGLlNG OIL Tor several
wears, and find It superior 10 al other medicines
for the dlsea es and purposes for with 1t Is re-.
commended.
From Messrs. E. d q. Bell Bellville, Fillmore
County, Mimi, September %, 1858:
We vim sell q great deal more OF your GARG.
LING OIL at this point for the future, for the rea
son that 1t gives good satisfaction to customers.
From Messrs. F. L. d E. W. Olds, Norwich w.,
February 4, 1869:
Allow US to say In regard to your GARGLlNG
OIL, that we esteem 1t the best Liniment we have
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CRUMBs.-County Treasurer Gurney arrived
In Columbia from the North on Monday.
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AN d

Extract OF letter from Grigsby 4 Strong, dat.
ed Trenton, Tenn, September 10, 1867:
You may state In Smana "a that, with an ex.
perence In the drug ',e 'HvG OF fifteen years, the
GARGLlNG OIL has no been exc=led.
From Dr. I. W. Ellis, Troupevile, Ca, January
8, 1859:
II should receive both boxes OF the GARG
LING OIL, II will not be TOO much, as ] think /
could SCUM find sale for It al, the inquiry being
freq.ent since s is supposed that have It for
sale
venIber 6, 1858:
Your GARGLING OIL is 'akirg the shine OF
from all the Liniments Of the day. II you desired
them. could procure dozens OF certificates from
the best citizens OF the country.
Extract Of q letter from DR.. F. L. Patte, dated
Ravenswond. a., January 27. 1855:
The GARGLlNG OIL is the only reliable EN-.
brocat.on III eXistence-so say the people. We
can sell more OF that than Uf all the rest put
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Large Size, 81; Medium Size,
80 cts; Small Size 25 cts.
A LINIMENT

From D. C. Robinson, sarepta, Miss, F.b uary
IS. 1857:
Please send another supply OF J our GARGLlNG
OIL; It las given general satisfaction. IL rs
cured a case OF Rheumatism Of ten years stand
ing and Is great for Burns. In fact, IL has been
successful in almost every case where 1t has had
q fair tria'.
From Dr. R. F. Parsons, Brighton, Ind, septem.
Der 1869:
keep a large stock OF your GaRGLING OIL on
hand, and 6nd IL the best preparation 10 OF the
kind in use; and sell three tim as much Of 1t as
any other.
From L. schlottman. Round Top, fayeite Coun.
ty. Texas, February Is, 1869:
/ am now selling more OF your GARGLISG OIL
than any other Liniment and all who have used
II pronounce 1t "the best thing outn
H. Ia, lor, OF Concord, KY. says:
Thee lRGLlNG cured horse OF his, injured
vial ploughing, by attempting to step over
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M o T II + r S!
For your Children, use none other than the
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL.
Manufacturer DR.. Ii. BAER,
Aud also to be had at all Drug Stores,
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN HAMBURG.-The Au-
gusta Chronicle says: "a difficulty occurred In
the neighborlng Town Of Hamburg, South Caro-
Ina, on hast Sunday, which resulted IN one OF the
parties receiving what is considered mortal
wound. The parties concerned In the anray
were Messrs. william Flint and Pleasant Sharp
ton, both we'll known citizens OF the town In
which they live. From what we can learn Of the
ARRAY it seems that the quarrel was the result OF
an old feud between the combatants. Some time
ago there was quarrel. and they hal not been
on very good terms since. On last Sunday morn.
ing, about II O'Clock, they happened to meet at
place In the street, and high words followed the
meeting. Sharpton cursed Flint, and the latter
drew his pistol and fired two shots at him. The
first ball did not take efrect the last penetrated
the back OF the neck, inl!cting very dangerous
wound. Fears were entertained yesterday that
Mr.. Sharpton could not recover"
THE OAKLEY MURDER.-The new develop
mems In this case are full OF horrors, and 1t ls
now believed that the inhuman murder was
effected by a gang OF six negroes. The examina.
ton, whl:h is being conducted before Trial JUS
tlCe i. j.. MaCkey, WAS ou>pSuuCu ySS'S'NeJ 49,
consequence Of certain disclosures made by Ran
Bo!den. Three witnesses from Matthew's Ferry,
four n lies from Mount Pleasant, where Sam
White was captured, were examined as to Whites
do!ngs at that place. Ttey were present at the
arrival OF White, and heard him state that ne ilaa
Just got back from Columbia. Complaining OF De-
ing Ill he lay down, and soon after The off,
GERS captured him. Another strong point against
White is, that on the morning after the murder,at
O'Clock, White and ve.hngered Anthony Told
tie pump mnie. on the railroad, four miles
below Oakley, that Mr.. Fidea had been murdered
and robbed. The store was not entered nor the
body OF the murdered man discovered until
O'Clock, three hours after this disclosure. cart
load of goods was CARED of from the store by
the murderers and for the recovery Of these and
the arrest OF three other persons implIca'ed the
case is now delayed. Bolden has made repeated
changes In his statemen and when confronted
with the other three persons, for whom warrants
have been ss ued, 1t Is thought that he will bring
out the truth.
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RECApITuLATIoN.
Whites 81. Blacks aud Coiored 26-total 81; and
4 G Ill births
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anrtint1 8ales--9his Dap
BY MILES DRAKE.

BY VIM. MCKAY.
THIS DAY, AT 1OO'CLOCK, AT No. 40
i Meeting.street. will be sold.
Black and Fancy Satinet Assorted Hadder
Prlns, Broad and Leaver Cltth Jeans Cassi.
M res. Red anuela, Linseys. Brown Shi tings,
Pilot Jackets, Fine Englls Business Goats, Mad
ras aud Linen Cambria HandKerchiefs, Black Al.
pacas. Sc tch Plaids, and an Invoice OF Hosiery,
Neck T1es Buws, Scarf, &c.
ALSO.
Balanc O. the l'te ]. 81. wigge.'s STOCK, re.
naming uncalled for from last sale. octls
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Anrtion Sales.--future Mars
By VIM, MCKAY.

by WM. MCKAY.
FURNITURE OF A FAMILY
II TOMORROW Thursday at 10 o'c'ock, at
NO. II st. Philip street, opposite Licerty street,
will be sold,
The FURNITURE contained In said house, con.
sistipg OF Parlor, Dining Room, Bed Room and
Kitchen Furniture Crockery, DC.
ALSO,
One MILCH COW. octlS
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BLACKS OR COL
ORED.
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sep11-mwf
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Bnil6ing Material.

Bniloing Material.
LIME E.
Now landing cargo Of very superior FRESH
LIME.
For sale low, at
BUILDERS DEPOT, 81 CHURCH STREET,
sept EN-. GRlMKE, P. o. BOX s7A.
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WHITES.

Adults. chila'n. Adults. Child n.
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c AC S E S OF
DEATH.
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d E A D T 81 I 81
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS WORTH
POUND OF CURE.
GET YOUR DISINFECTANTS.
Just received, supply Of
CARBOLIC ACID,
BROMO- -CHL0RALUH,
DAEBY'S PROPHYLACTIC,
CHLORIDE OF SODA, &c.
Also supply OF INDICATED WILLOW CHAR
COAL, IN Powder and in Pastllles imported from
Paris, prepared by DR.. Belloc, and approved BY
the French Academy OF Medicine. This ts the
best article ever offered here; recommended BY
many physicians as a preventive Of Yellow Fever.
Also, q supply Of the best WHITE MUSTARD
SEED. highly recommended as preventive OF
Yellow Fever.
Call early, as the supply Is limited at the Drug
Store OF DR. II. BAER,
aug29 No. 15f Meeting strt ct.
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LONDON, Aug. 10-l1. 80 A. M.-CopsoIs opened at
93s q 93z for money and account. =
american securities opened frm-U s, 5-2Os 1852
s4t do 1865, old, s34; do 1867 92a u S. 10 4Os 93@
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1910 80 A. M-Cotton opened
@seset; Mddling nplands SD; sales 10000 bales
LONDON, Aug. 10-1.30 P. M.-Consols $50 for
money and account.
do 1866. old, s35; do 1867, 92s; do 1O-4Os 92k.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1o-13O p M-Cotton ouiet.
Middng uplands sgd.
Pork 46s. 3d. Beet S0s. Lard ASS.
MATANzAs, Aug. 4.-TFrom Alfonso g. Blanch-
ARDS Circular. l-Freghts keep entirely neglected
and very low some small Spanish veessals have been
on to take box sugar freight t. any direct
port OF Great Britain upon condition that shippers
pay hghterage and stowage. but not not even on
these terms have they been able to find empo, ment
ana several are leaving in ballast. We quote nomi-
nally For the United States " box Sugar 81; do
ma 90 u % to SO; do " 40 gals. MOlas es 49,
!beans-Have been scarce and are In fair demand at
credit. Pctaloes-Ths root is scarce and in 8 eady
demand First lots of American will probably bring
AT uom ~ TO 81 80 P Dbl. Lumber-No sales OF ar
ilVas or W. +. boards have taken plaza since our
last Ihere has been good Inquiry for building pur-
poses ana consequently first cargoes of good sound
boar DIS will be readily sold at improved rates We
quote nomlnally at from $34 to IS mile. Pitch Pine
lumoer is becoming scarce and wanted. Several
cargoes have teen contracted for at $35 to 40 mile,
aecoru'ng to quality and assortment. Box shook s..
lou Oh 400 was placed at 623c cash. HID shocks
demand slack: 25 Of so inches at 49, rs; from store
guy ~ 49, shout $500 of So inches several lots at
Zzis ho0ps-The enquiry has been moderate, only
prime shaved being wanted of which the market
| u poo ~ supplied The stock OF common kinds is
SUI large The sales comprise 5000 OF IA feet prime
shared at $50 mille and 2OoO OF 70 feet at $50 mile
Ctmmon kn4s are worth from 40 TO 40 mile. Emp
W hnus-A lot OF IS was sold Il rs.
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souri, and nothward. Northwesterly winds
WIN clear and havy weather have prevailed in
NV England and New York.
=, frooaoillties-The area of cloud and rain in
the Carolinas will probably begin to. night to
extend northward, with easterly winds, on the
middle Atlantic coast, and threatening wealth
or. On Friday pleasant weather will probably
commune IN New England, and the low pres
snre in Wisconsin extend to Lake Huron. and
threatening weather and local storms from H.
nhois and nOrthwards. The barometer will
PROBABLY continue low in the South and Gulf
States with numerous local rains 10 the after
noon in Louisiana eastward to the Atlantic.
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METEOKO LOGICAL.
Report from the Signal Office.

WASHINGTON, Aug 10-7.3O P. M.-The bar
ometer has risen at the Rocky Mountains since
Wednesday afternoon, and the highest pres
sure which was then over Ohio and Indiana, is
now central over Maryland. The barometer
has fallen somewhat to-day on the Gulf and
South Atlantic States. 1t continues rising in
the Middle and New England States. The low
pressure then advancing over Minnesota is now
confined to a small isolated area in Wisconsin
and northern Michigan, and the pressure Is
now rising in Minnesota. Southeasterly winds
with cloudy weather are reported this after
noon from Louisiana and North Carolina and
rain has fallen to-day from Tennessee east
ward. Brisk southerly winds with fair wealth.
er are generally reported from Indiana to Mis-
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~ Tha n;c-n;c of Portland Division

P1c.NIc.-The picnic of Portland Division.
No. 90, Sons OF Temperance, to the Cape
Lights yesterday, was the most pleasant one
they ever enjoyed. The day was beautiful
one, the atmosphere being SO clear that the
ocean view could be enjoyed. The scene on
the water as viewed from the Lights was
charming. Some three hundred sail of vessels
were in full view, cruising from Segun to
Wood Island and back. catching mackerel
which have struck in in immense quantities.
The company enjoyed themselves in fishing,
catching large quantities of cunpers-in pleas
ant rambles and social chat A splendid chow
der was served up, to which ample justice was
was done, and every one was delighted with
the excursion. To the committee of arrange
ments great credit is due for the efficient man
ner in which the affair was managed.
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HYhENIAL-A very interesting affair occur
red in this city yesterday, it being the occasion
of the wedding of Mr.. Albert E. Webb and
Miss Georgia Brown, at the residence Of Mr.
Jas. E Prindle, on Pine stree. The bride was
sttired in an elegant white silk, en- traine. with
long tule veil, and wreath of orange blossoms
and bouquet of orange blossoms in the cor.
sage. There were no groomsmen or brides.
maids. A very large company was in attend
ance, over 400 invitations having been issued
to the reception. The ceremony was perform
ed by Bishop Nicely, and the happy pair left in
the p. m. train for Boston.
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DaInaesfic Mari..s.

sales 2os salss Midang uraads
state 30 as 90; round hoop Ohio 20 a 20; West,
ern 30 9 90; southern 5 % a 800. Wheat closed
50 SHADE f ap sales 64oOo bush No; Spring at
~ " at1oat; Winter red and Amber Western
81 q TO- Corn active and frmer; sales 292,OOO
bush. common Mixed Western Csc; good to choice
and Western closing at 4s a soc. Pork lower: new
mess 70 90 q 10 70; prime 10 81 a II co. Lard heavy
at 3 S g 9sG e., Butter dull; Ohio 10 q zoe; State is
Sugar at fair Iequ ST; Muscovado a IOIc; fair to
good refining q q ssc: Rice firm; Carolina 81 q 81.
tor strained. Petroleum active; crude 13a "a 13yc:
refined Tns. 2ss g 24}c Tallow quiet at 9 q sic.
at s.: s''S 70 A''sfp00i uun' wheat lo8d' Corn
CHICAGO, Aug II: Flour dull Wheat fairly ac.
Eve ana dsc,; Advanced se No Spring os o4
Oats weak No. 50 Ste Rye rm NJ H. H.
Barley ore active; No. Spring 81 663c. Hi,
Wines easier at 49, Provisons-Pork active at IL 25
g II o. Live Hogs steady at 124 q 475. Cattle
Reeeips-4O0O bbIs. -four IS, 900 bush. wheat no.,
coo bush corn 100000 bush. oats, $1,000 bush. rye,
$1,000 bush. barley, 5000 hogs.
=, shipnents-bOcO bbls -four, 5000 bush. wheat,
10 egg BUSH corn, $4,000 BUSH oa,s, 900 bush
rye, 1850 bush. barley, 5000 hogs. =.
TOLEDO, Aug. 10.-Flour dull Wheat dull: Am
Der Michigan 121; No. 1 Amber Illinois PSI: No.
Red %; No. do, 16 @ 1851; No. at H. Com
dull high mixed 5c; low do soc; no grade 49, Oats
quio'' 1o aI fo' NO. at 90 " o53c; michigan CSC.
CINCINNATI, Aug 10 Pork has declined 10 12 30.
Lard dropping at q &c. Bulk meats dull: shoulders
at 4sc: sides 81 and clear rib sides at 96sc. Bacon
dull shoulders 81 clear rib sides 81 a &c; clear sides
75c Live Hogs lower at 30 GA So. Cattle advanced
extras 20 q so. Wbiskey quiet at &c.,
CHARLESTON, Aug. 1O.-Cotton dull ;Middling up
lands 1Sc.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 1O.-Cotton nominal; Miadling
uplands at 1910. s
MOBILE, Aug. 1o.-Cotton nominal; Middlng up
lands 17ic.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.-Cotton dull; low
Mddlings l74c.
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THE SEVENTEENTH MAINE.-By reference
to advertisement it will be seen that this gall
liant regiment will celebrate its anniversary by
a trip to the islands on the 18th in the steamer
Express, where grand good time will be had
and the annual history will be read by Adiu-
tant Geo. A. Parker of Lewiston. Tbs rail-
roads furnish free return tickets when purchas-
ed through the Secretary of the Association,
and it is hoped that there will be a full atten-
danno nm this ocoasinn
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GENERoUs.-Yesterday MIR. Henry Bailey,
Local Superintendent of this division of the
Grand Trunk road, while riding in Spring
street horse car, we are informed, lost his wal
let containing 1872 in Canadian money and sew
eral valuable notes. The conductor found out
to whom the wallet belonged, and on returning
it to Mr.. Bailey was presented with check
for $25