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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

MLsSRs. G. 10. I. EowELL s. Co.. the celebra-
tc,. aud regular New Yo-l: Advertising Agency
engage 70 advertise in gross and detail 70. large
customers in better and cheaper mode than they
can to It themselves. THIS We sincerely believe
they Can TO because it is their sole bu>ie>s-th
speciality becall>r they get space at lowest whoe-
iidertial relations with publishers. If we wish
TO sperd To-: thousand dollars in general adTei-
sing over tire country. notwithstanding our own
experience aud knowledge Of advertising styles
and of rateS we would employ them under Ger
tain directions. We would save money. trouble,
worry. aid The business would bc done 1t least Us
well if no; b,.;t.r than We c.u''i 30 it ourselves.
American manufacturers ;;cY:cH aid Tits
l.uru Price Current.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
The Columbia Phenix.

We are not only pleased to see the
Phoenix in an enlarged and improved
form, but to find in its issne Of Monday
the announcement that Col j. P. Thomas,
who, for long time, has been writing
for it, is now formally its chief editor.
Col. Thomas is brilliant and iorclblc
writer, and nov that he has the helm IN
hand, we may look for good and sharp
work. Better late than never.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
The Ku Klux Trials.

The Phoenix is Informed that Judge
Bond and Judge Bryan will be on the
bench at the next session of the United
States Court, which convcnes in Colum-
bia on Monday next. 1t is also asserted
that eminent counsel have been retained
in behalf of the unfortunate men VINO
will be brought TO trial, and the suggcs
ton is made that subscriptions be taken
M il, all the counties - pay them. Tic
necessity and Justice Of this suggestion"
being carric,; out ge"e' 'ous?y viii be "p-
parent to all.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
l25 BBLS. FLOUR.

We have in store one hundred and TWEEN
tv-fve barrels Flour, from Augusta, St
Louis, Louisville, Ky, Nashville, Tenn, &c.
10 sell iuT :or cash.
Dried English Peas for eating, Ne"
Buckwhcat Flour, and great MANY other
nice things for sale by
LOEELACE & WHEELER.
?. S.-20O doz. Fresh Eggs just IN
Come soon and get some. l.. y W.
Nov. -, 47--2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

Mrs. shcaly, an aged lady, resident Of
Lexington, ,net with severe accident,
Yesterday, by the running away Of IL
pair Of horses attached to wagon, in
which .he vas heing conveyed to her
ho,a.. Her shoulder was di>located and
her head badly cut and bruised. She
Vas carried into Mrs. Stratton'S boarding
20, ,>e. where she received prompt atten.
ton from Dr.. W. P. Cciger.--Pb0nix
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

At the residence of Mr.. TliOS. +. TAR-
MON, the following Real Estate:
Tract y l.--On Which is my Dwelling,
Gin House, Screw, and all other necessary
buildings. This tract contains 300 acres,
more or less, Of which about 100 acres is
original forest, we'll tiInbered. 100 acres fine
corton land, in Il high state of cultivation,
~ acres of fue branch bottom land, we'll
ditc!et, the BALANCE is pasturase and pine
land. This place is well improved.
Ira No. 2--Adjoiuing No. !, contain
iug 25,i acres, more or less, about $50 acres
of which is fine cotton land, in a state Of
high cultivation, the balance is original for.
est and piue ;and--all under good fence.
There are suitable lahorerS' houses, lot and
stables, also a fne spring Of water close by.
These lands are situated ~ miles from
Ncwhcrry, Immediately on the Laurens K.
r., Joins lands Of Dr.. }. X. Gary, \. VI.
Reedcr, and lands recently owned by Nj
Tho.. +. Harmon.
TERMs.-One-third Cash, balance and
years with mortgage Of premises
Nov. -, 41-3t. W. o. GOREE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

Pcoop PusITlTE.-The immense sales OF sing
er's Sewing Machines is proof positive Of their
merits 40 family knowing anything about
them are willing to do without one. Anything
in the way of sewing, plain or ornamental. can
be done on them AID child with but little in
structiun can run them with facility The ma
out Of order. They have been known to keep in
good running order for fifteen years without
need Of repairs, which cannot De said of other
machines Ne srs. Chick s. Chick are the agents
,t Sewberry tt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
COMM ERCIAL.

NEwDgRRY, November 2l.-Cotton l6i.
CoLUMBrA, November 20 COTTON lbi.
LIVERPOOL, Novepber20-EvenIng.-Cot-
tol frnl-upiaEdS O.: Orleans 9i!9s:
New YORK, November 2O-7 +: M--Cot-
ton strong: sales ,029 o;ies-uplAnds ls.;
ORLEANS l"I Gold l9t.
BAL11M"RE, Noyesn5c. eo-Cotton firm
midLiinc is;
CuAELEsToS, November 20. Cotton steady
II, ! IL.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

EVERYBODY WANTS 1T.-Guess Who is the
SEATEST HOUSNEEPEa in our town?
We know her She cleans her knives, china,
windows, paint, oil cloths, tables and floors,
and brightens her tin, brass and copper
wares with Enoch Morgan'> Sous Sapollo.
Ask for it. 1t is good thing.
Nov l. t-tn.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
yNEW:BERET, S. G.
Wednesday, November 22, 1871.

In our notice Of the awards by the
Mechanical and Agricultural Society at
the late FAIR, We overlooked one for the
best thorough bred Stallion, one year
old, to Mr.. G. B. Tucker, making in all
six premiums to this gentleman for stock.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
Bacon and Lard.

WE are jass in receipt Of a lot of beanti'
fu Bright Bacoa, Dry Salt Bacon, Sugar
Cured Hams, Sugar Cared Breakfast Bacon,
Pure kitlic Ecnu, !; Leaf Lard in buckets
OF 6 lbs, ~ lbs, kegs, ! bblS. ani bhlS., \.
&. Cabbage, rice Eating Potatoes, superior
Family Flour, in sacks and hb!s., or hy she
retail. Cor,e all and buy with cash.
LNTELACE l. WHEELER
Nov % ;1-it
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

MANUFACTURING ESrEKPEls: n CHARLES
TOM tlarleSton is fast becoming 4 m&NuiactuE-
iuras we'll a commercial city. The largest MANU-
factory Of doors sashes. blinds &c. in the South>
ern States is that of Mr.. J. 7. Toale. on liorl-
beck:s Wharf in that city, sales rooms at No -
Hayne st rect. Mr.. Toa:e'S advertisement appears
in another couma. NoY. lin.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
That Pro-ilSc.

Ger. IT. E. Eu;Icr. in answer to Il note
from the editor Of ti,c p.c."ix rs to his
recollection whether Gov. SUIT made
the promise which lie "ow denies, says
that Gov. Scott did give his word inst
though the bookS shoull bv opened il"
Novcrnlc cr, that the pennlty would not
be cnrt.: cr1 until the lst Of March.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

Souru CAROLINA CLrB.-At recent
meeting, tho following gentlemen were
elected officers of this club: President
Wade Hampton Jr., Coln,nbis; Vice
Preside tS-J. S. Hayward, Beaufort;
David EIcm?hi:l, Chester; Paul Haskell,
.Abbcvillc; W. d. Aiken. N'inn>horo !;
Trca ca>rlrvr-Wadc II. Manning, C"!um
ha Secretary r. F. A'iSo", Jr., W!n:s,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

"NEssRs. GEIFPIE s; HOFFMAN. Newspaper
Advertising Agents. No. South ST.. Bal
timore, Nd. are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements at our contract rates. Adver-
isers in that City requested to leave their IA
yors with this house."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

The books and accounts of the undersigned
csn he found at Motto l. Tarranr's Office. In
my absence these gentlemen will receipt Tor
accounts due me. L. Is. hCsf.
Sen. 20, SSH.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

ST. Louls, November l3.-Jphn P.
Flanagan having suffered prcnriary
losses, resolved to Xii, Himself aus! i'ln!;y.
liz .!,,nrufnrulcrl them, but his wife re-
covered from tue stupor, ana discovered
the husband driving nails into her chill.
drcn's heads. She ,ii>armed the hus
band. but t!,c chilrirrn were dead.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

The coiorr,l man III Bpiii!nnrc vino
sued fnr $2.59O damages, for cj"rrncnt
lror, u street cal, Was awarded to7t,
,ioi!ars by Federal jnry. Tie coa>"
ouence Of this verdict is that ncgrccS " IL
now bc admitted 10 the Cars on al the
city roads.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
SEED WHEAT.

4 lot Of superb SEED WHEAT for sale
Dv L0VELACE l. WHEELER.
Nov. %, Hit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

DETENTION OF THE PASSENGER TRAIN.
Last Saturdays down train was dc'ained
1t the Ncw5cr:y depot till O'Clock Sunday
morning, owing to run off near Frog Level.
Col. DoIumc&d ;cicgraphcd the agent here
10 inform the passengers TO 80 to the hotel
and sccarc supper and lodging ct the ex-
pensc of the Company. This is highly cred
table 20 the road. No damage was sustained
b. the freight train .: Fog Leyc! other than
injury 10 The engine.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

WHOSE BUSINESS IS IT?-Thc ratings of
the railroad bridge near the old Academy
lot, are in diapidatcd condition, and dam
ccrous 10 clildIcn. A,tention is therefore
called to il. that whoever may be interested, /,
whether the town council "r the rail road
company, may take steps and make neccs-
sary repairs, before bones arc broken, and
some one killed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22
BXBCITOR'S SALR,

By authority Of the will Of ISAAC kEL-
LAR, decd, We will sell at his late resi-
dencc,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-22

NEES% q 7. 70. d I.I!I IS C'HIHC.I ]. SV-
cial and babies Us much SO as other men, and
"a consequence, our Old fayortc Alou::o Reese,
orc Of the best of the professor, weary Of
bYins alone and gaining ail the rewards,
cmoumrntS and credit, wisely and kindly
takes unto himself q par:ner, one no less
gifted i'll the ART Of pleasing the public han
hm>c'. The Saloon is now run by Reese (
Carroll, anu we guarantee lhe utmost salts
faction 10 I'LL who favor them. Location i'm
medatcl7 North of Polock's restaurant.
Sec card.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS


LONDON, September 23-Noon.-ConsCs s2H'
Bonds ef.
PARIS. September 2s-Noon -Reates 5Sf 20c
NEW YORK, september ACKNOWLEDGMENT very
firm, Stocks nrm but not active. Cold very
strong st l51.al5,s. Governments dul anu
strong. State bonds dull and weak. Money hrm
ats Exchange, long SH; short ga.
Eventpg.-Freights trmer. Mon easy. Loans
generally Gal, but closed 3a4. S'erilng weak al
Sh. Gold, after Violent fluctuations, closed at
14Xal5. Governments very strong, but not ac'
tive. S'xty-twos l51l. States dull. Tennessees
'tride hrmer; new South Carollnas heavy. Tei-
,nessees u: new Il1. Vlrginias 62H: new 6S
Louis!aDas 65; new IS; leveeS Il. Fights So. Ala.
lbamas 100 Fives 81. Georgias g.. Sevens 81.
North Caro,inas 40; new 2S. Stuth Caro!inas 20;
new 81.
NEW ORLEANS, September 23.-Bank STIRLING
zlI. SIgl.t u premium. Gold lih.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September 2S-Soon:ICotsoAo open
Al heavy: upla ands s1<d; Orleans e4sd.
Evening Cotton closed neaVy SAFES oo'o o"'eS'
export and speculation 1900 oo..o s,u.
NEW YORK, September r23-Noon.-Cottou euia "
niudIiug up auds l9Ic; Orleans 2o1sc; saies O ,VO
pale: sales of CO ton iutu es last evening 3so0
hales: Octoner 10 Is, November 10 lodlso 'oc,
December 1910, January l9hc, FEBRUARY l']ad
l9Hc. ,,,ra, =, dow so5o
bajes: september le3s al9h4; October FTalS 10 To-
Eoyemb.r la1sl9S; December 10 l6ii9; Jan
usry 49,. .a!9 SO; March ls7aleA; Feo:uar! IVA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25

Cotton dull and heavy; safes 'oS bales; uplands
I9kc: orleans 20,sc. ,,,,, ,,,a,,,r,s
BosroS september s3-Cot.on qu.e., ~ nnSs.
ooXc: gross receipts ITO oales' exports " I'll cav
prrisin 81: sa "a 800; 9; ock 5000.
op.TTtMoRs, September % Cotton dull and
beayy middlrgs 1915; net receipts SO oaies; gross
900 exports TO Great Britain loo; coasl"ise Io'
NoREoiK, September 2s-Cotton steady; mid.
diiles lS1lalsZc; net receipts 6i4 5a,es; exports
coas,wiSe 57l; sales 100; stock 2565.
WILMINGTON. september 23.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlings lS4c; net receipts 80 bales: exports coast
wise IS; sales Is; stock Is3.
MEMPHIS, September 2S.-Cotton NOMINAL MID
MOBILE, September 23-Cotton quiet; mlddiings
1eIzc; net receipts Sss bales; exports coas'"'''
New ORLEANS, September 23-Cotton qnlet
middlings .0tc; net receipts 2oS oaies, gro'' 1-'
safes 1000; stock le, ,795. ~ ,,,a,. ooo-
GALvESTnN September 2S-Cotton Iai;e., I;as sIo sssIcs
ordinary 16hal6Ac; net recelpts o'' o''e''
800; stock 14,S2o.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
1oSnov Sep, .mb.r a3-Noon.-Sugar on Spot
64s /; anoat 27s 81. =, x,on -Red winter
LIVERPOOL September 23-Noon.-hsu "tnsJ' ",,sI
wheat I;s5i Corn 32s 81. PoiK i4s. Laou ~, ,s,
onH Msm r,nchonsed. Wheat quiet and 1rm. Corr
sh a shade easier. PORK firm at sl3 5oal3 o.. Lalo
Arm. Turpeut ne nrm at 59a60c. Rosin strohg d.
So 2Oa3 25 Tor strained. v,aa+ n bo,
ter. Corn shade easier. PcrS quiet anu un'
changed Beer quiet. Lard drm, Kettle ioc. Na
walls very Grm. Groceries quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, September 23.-Flour dull aud un
cs.nSei. Wheat firm. Corn scarce, but drm
VIII SASS; yellow 75a77c: Pork unchangeii gi
Ba,, ac,ive, with an advancing tendency; snout
urrs SC. Lard lOlloIc. WhisSey 9iaelH.
NEW o, LEANS, September 2S-rorS qu!e' a,I sIi ou
saasIc. "a Whiskey frmer; Western rectlhed s'1l'
aSI O3k,
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Receipts by Railroad, September 23.
aourH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

63s bales cotton, 70 bales g >ods. 32l sacks corn,
II cars lumber and wood. To Railroad Agent
Frost l. Adger, Pring!e Son, W Williams q
Son, G W Williams d CO, Mowry d Son, Reeder q
Davis W W smith, 6 FOllin, a Salinas. Pelzer,
Rodgers i CO, VIM Bee co, A smith,
Smith. " Courteray & CO. Bowling CO, y
DeSaussure. Murdaugh S Mathews, Graes:r
Harmon, w Smith q co, Ktnsman q HoWell, u
n W alter & CO. Sloan & Seignioas, W Ryan,
B Mulligau, Wiss & co. Brotie co, Campsen
CO. IauTey + Alexander, ] Robson, >nuston,
lrews CO, Dukes i CO. wilcox, GIBBS co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
a;s bales upland cotton. 800 bbis naval stores,
cars lumber and wood, mdse, &c. To Salinas,
Frost 4 Adger Caldwell & Son, Mowry Son, w
Hyan, Barden 4 Parker, Wttte Bros, Stenens,
werner i Ducker. Geo Williams 20. W
Courtney 6 co, Kavenel d co, Mallonee, z
smith, p.lngle 4 Son, Msntoue Il CO. Whllden
Jones, S d Stoney, II Klatte & CO, E Welllng. 5
smith, wilcox Gibbs Il CO, Reeder Davis, G
Ingraham i Son, Smith & Chapeau. 4 Robert,
sou, Pelzer, Rodgers co. l. korEaareas.
Mcdonald, L Cennor Son, Nolan, 40 Stone,
and Railroad Agent.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
80 bales cotton. 245 bushels rough rice; mdse,
&C. To A McLelsh, W Roach 70, 7 Smith, a
QnacHenbush Gaillari 4 Mlnott, bowling co, "
q Bee 4 CO, w b Williams & Son, W h Lawton
Sons, Macq leen & Riecke, Murdaugh Mathewes,
P G Hasell, and Kanapaux & Gopzalez.
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Marine NEWS.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamship James Adser, Lockwood. New York
left Wednesday, Nose. To James Adger L CO.,
Southern Express CO. Bates co, Adger
co, Apple, D A ANIME, s&C Railroad CO, 7 I,
Bedford, Boyd, Z Rart & CO, II Blsch0n i CO,
Butler. Chadwick, Gary & CO, Crane, B1yston &
Co, II Chlfee CO. N II Collins co, l. Chaplin
4 co. b Coba & CO, Edward Day, Dowie Nose &
Davis, Cameron, Barkey h CO, N Cater, Jno
Commins. CaLcey co, A Due, Il Daw.
son, F Borner, Dou:la' i Miller. Pat Darcy, s
Emanuel John Fairly co. D F Fleming co,
Purchgott, Benedict & co, Jos Gorham, Go .drich,
Homes, n Hunt. Hart CO, Holmes II Calder,
Ravenei & Huger, Johnston. Crews CO. II < w,
T NJ Ilos=y Bro, II Haig, Mrs Fisher,
Chas kerrtson. KINGS, W!cSenoerg co, Je1Grds
ley, P b Laane / co, II Leidug, J Le' insohn, J
Mln3r Il co, Marshall & Burge w Mckay. r Ru!-
Ter. K Neufvi:ia, John + 0'Ne!ll, O'Neill, Ed =
Perry, d O'Seii Sons, Ostendorlr CO. Paul,
Welch Il Brandes, Peer Rodgers L co, III rdan,
Dawson i CO. y e Railrlad Agent, S Samson, II
Slender, StetTens, Werner K Ducker, o Wieters,
Sell X Foster. T. S;oddard 4 CO, A l. Tyler, W
Stevenson, Tobias sons, P Toale, L Wagner,
Them!iuson & CO. Trlest, J Thomson & co, r
T Walker, VIM T. Webb, Walker Evans 4 Gogs
we'll, Wagner & Monsees, W II WEIGH, W vii.
Hams & CO, A QuacSenbush, w Yates, Wr;n,
aud others.
Spanish bark Ana, Re!na, Havana, - days. Bal
last. To WP Hall.
herd New Yolk-s days. Mdse. To w Roach u
CO, Ad ms, Damon. l. co. E Adeer CO, Came
ron. Farley l. co.. Boe.ch, J P Browne, R
Cowperthwai'e, II Cobia i CO. q Cacius. Camp
sen & CO, ] H ClauSsen, Gaslight CO. II A DUO
l,owie Noise i Davis. hllas Bros, Graveley, Jos
Goiham, H Gerdts 4 CO. II Grim&e, J Graver
CO. Goodrich, Winemau L co, Hart X c., w Har
ra A Hayden ) Hacker, Johnston, Crews 4
Gn, 1ehorus 4 CO. Kressei, Jr, + d c Kracke, Z
Lengnw 1 w6, eE' MA Mantoue co McCobb Jr, Mordeca
Gu, i" M MarScher, S R Marshal, Pringle i
son. opder, Perry, Paul i C ] A Quacken
bush, Ravenel 4 co, C Railroad co. Railroad
Tnominson & co, Ttedeman, Calder 4 co. w Z
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25
New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Co nmerce. Fri lay, Sep
tember %: The market for spirits turpentine
orened dull. bu: at the close there Is rather
6rmer tone, with soc fair price for merchant.
able order. In rosns the market is tribe better,
strained closing at SO Is. Pale Is held nrmy'
The Gales are 1900 bSs strained at SO TO- lis bbis
do at s3I); 200 bbls do at So 10; 1900 bbls at
S3 l2,s 1000 bbls at S3 Is; 1910 bbS strained anu
low No at SO I2s3 2j; 1000 bo!s low NJ at So 2S
1O0o Lbis strained for October delivery (reporedl
at s3 20; 25OO bbls in Wilmington, b, at 81 %.
and so hb!s No 2 at So so. We quote strained at
s3 O5; No at S3 25a3 IS; No at Sia5 2'; pale at
SIS 5oa7. and extra pale at 81 2oae. Tar q ulet at
S. for Wilmington.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25
New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Thursday. September
81: the demand has been far on domestic at
about former es with sales Of so tiercej at sna
9Lc. Foreign moves with some litt.o freedom,
and on small lots OF choice trife be ter rates
have been oat4ned, tn. market showing pretty
nrm tome Sales OF 200 bags Rango n at 6Ha7,
and 25o bags Patna at 7t4a7Hc. ~,
From The Daily Bulletin, Friday, September %:
Domestic moderately active, with sales OF some
65 sierc.s at SHaeHc. Rangoon moving AIRY AZ
former rates. ana We note ESQ bags at arc.
Paina ia wanted by the regular trade. aud being
well under control Is fr'n, with the best lots
somewhat higher. Sales Of $50 bags at 74a7%c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLANT-Pf!ce 50
Cough Linctus-Pr!ce 81
Dilanthus Extract. for Epilepsy. ST. Fitus' Dance:
Spinal and Brain AIections-Pfice 81
Catarrh Speci1c-Price 81
uydrated OXymel, for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, hc.-Prlce Sc
Pile Extract-a never falling Pile cure-Price 81.
May Apple Pills, for Dyspepsia, Torpidity OF the
Liver, Constipation, &C.-Prlce so cents
Headache Pils-Price so cents
Alkaline Resolvent-an iodized chemical water
superior to Vichy, Ksslngen, Seltzer &C.
Price 81
Five Minute Pain Curer-Price 81
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone 0.ntmen:
Price 81
Ethereal Phosphorus-Price SO
Llthia-for the Kidneys-Price So
Katalpa Extract-the Woman's friend-Price SO
Victoria Rega-unrlvalled for beaut!yD2
complexlon-Price 81
Amaranth-for The Hair-stops falling har-P!.ce
81
Neuralgia Rheumatic EiixIr-Price 50
Fever and Ague Giobuies-Pr!ce So per box.
For sale by DR.. II. BAER,
april No. l3l Meeting street. Charleston.
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger. from New York
W Stevenson, Jw Tustle. L Smith, Jno Bateman,
Mrs Margaret Wakeford, n Turckheim, and 1s IN
steerage.
Per steamship Manhattan, from New York.
r IL Harriolt, aud TWO on decE.
Per steamer Water Lilly, from Edlsto, Enter
prise and Way Lsnd!cgs-iion W Wnaey, Osma
Bailey, G l. Marstello, and o deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25
New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Fri 'ay, September
o.: Receipts to.hay 2o5o bales. The market Is
urm though receipts are little more liberal "a al.
lowlig a few orders to be d! ed Tor snlpment. Inc
prices than shippers generally can afford to pay;
The sales OF shipping grades are a2 follows loo
bal 8 for Norfolk at ST To-; 80 for wilmington at
ar sI Is. and so for Richmond at 81 Is. Retail
steady In price as last quoted. Straw urcaanged'
with fair demand.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25
Inferior Cotton Markets.

UNION, September 2l.-Ten bales sold during
the week; market today at lIIc
ORANGEBUKG, September 22.-Sa.es during the
week 2s5 bales, We quote ordinary at 16c, low
midding l7hc and middl!ng at 1!1c.
DIV AZ b,es OF cotton have been sold IN this
market. Prices ran2ed from Il 10 1Sssc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25
MEMORANDA.

The schr Frank Emily. McCobb. from Rock.
port, Me, for Charleaton, arrived al Vineyard Ha'
ven September 81.
The brig Black Swan, Winslade, from George
town, Z. arrived az ST Pierre, Mar, September 2.
The bark Florence Lnuise Williams from Brit
ish Guiana, arrived at Beaufort, sc, l}tl Septem-
ber.
The schr Altoona, Fitzgerald, from New York,
arrived at Beaufort, c, 18th September.
The shin Canada, Doane for London. with 1850
tons phosphates was cleared at Beaufort, S G, on
the 18th inst, by the Marine & River Mining Gu.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25
rhe Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Navai
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EvsNI G, september %, 1871.
corroN.-The tendency OF the market was 10
easier figures, and buyers operated throughout
the day at rates in their favor; but notWitnstand
ing the declining character, there was steady
demand, which was freely met by factors. Safes
about 100 bales, So: q at 17Hc, 1881 Tx, s' al
1s at 1s,. $50 at fs1, lat ls3s, 81 at lsh, at
1sx, rs on private terms. We quote:
LIvERPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary......l5 @i7k
Low middling. ng.........'.......',,ss g
Hiddlng ............ ......'''!oIAg
Strict middling. ....lsn@-
RrcE.-The market was quiet and wi hout
transactions.
NAVAL SroREs.-There were no sales report ed.
Fss1eHrs.-To Liverpool oy steam, direct, Ad
on uplands, Id on sea Islands; via New York'
a1ed On uplands, "a on sea Islands; ey sal, Gi
uplands s.led, sea islands nominal. T. H..
vie nominal. Coastwise-co New YcrE By
stean, Xc ON uplanda and lc CT ca Is
lands; 81 10 a !:crce on rice; BY sa:l, ~ p ID Il
c,s,cn;-- tisrce on rice; 4oc p barrel on ros!D,
Sos q Won lumber; 5000 a II on timber: I
Boston, BY sail, No q ts en- urand cc.ec' .
TO Providence, by Gail IS a n on boards, I.
= n or cotton; by steam 81 q ba.o cn Mex
YORK rates To Philadelphia, BY rtesm, Kc q Ii
on uplaudu; b5 sail, 81 2 On boards; ~
timber; ss = ton on clay, AID $s@a 50 en- nhos
puates. To Baltimore, by steam, nc q Id hy
sail, 50 SEQ; q n en- boards; SAGA rs q soa tr
phosphate rock. Vessels arc IN demand eJ
our merchants to take lumoer freigats fscu
Georgetown, $. c., Darien and sasi.!a RIVER, o..
s1d Jacksonville. Fla, to Northern PORTS and $l(
0I2 q are the rates on lumber and besrda.
E1cHASaE.-Sterling 90 day bills 23'.923k.
DOMESTIC ExcuASGE-Ths banks are pur
chasing sight checks at 3IS1 OF, and sell at par
There ls no business doing IN time bills.
GoLD-!i9l5.