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A colt was born in Page county few
days ago, measuring three feet ten inches in
height, and large in proportion. Near the
same place a black snake was killed, meas
uring eight feet four inches in length. How
Is this for latitude and longitude /?
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ENXCURSION TO WASr;iNcT1,y m.
" following named gentlemen who propose nm
excursion to Washington city, will please meet at
Mr. Nathan Williams, on WEDNESDAY,. DIST
Hodgers, Josiah Cruinp, Frank Baclms 'foI,m
Harris Landon Boyd, VIM Furgusson' Wm'
sampson, sam Sullivan, VIM Jackson Nathan
Williams EAIWFTT slii,t,ST W. 'i''i'
je 2S-lt* Chairman Com of A,ro no,,a,t
SoNS OF TEMPERANCE.--T members
~ OF Marion Division, No g. Sons of Temper
tnce, are earnestly requested to attend ibeir
weekly meeting THIS EVENING - s oelocI,
pfeciset, as business of importance will be
brought before the meeting A large attendonce
is desired By order Of ''''''''0
GEO. w. DURsBERRY:
Je2C-ltN JOHN +. JACOB r. S
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MEETINGS..

ERAND ARMY OF rHE pEpIIpr rr
~, ~ DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA. HEAD,
9SUARTERS SHERIDAN POST NO. , RIC,T.
NlOND, VA, JUNE 10Th, 1871
held 1 at the Hams Hall, THIS cTtYESDAYlM a
EN ENlNlf, June goth, at o'clock r. M. Am
large attendance of the Comrades is earnestly VI
come before the meeting wa"
BY order of the Commander
Je ~ ~" VIM. DENTON SMITH
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u, y. Circuit Court. This court was OPEN
ed this morning by the officers of the court.
who, IN the absence of Judge Bond, adj
JouIned it until Friday next, at which time
Judge Bond will be here, as asserted by
telegram received from him. He is now in
North Carolina, and expects to be here at
the time designated.
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evening State sJonrnal.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO ADVERTISERS.

advertisements of Lost, Wants, Found, For
rent &c, not exceeding three or four lines, will
oe e'''ser'ed under the proper headings at TWEEN
if-flNE CENTS for one insertion; or two in
sertions for FORTY CENTS; three insertions
sixty SIXTY MCENTs--invaribiy CASH IN ADVANCE.
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SHIPPING

ExcURsION SEASON OPENED 4 .ry.7, -v.,r-'.'
AsE.hssk
GREAT REDUCTION IN FAREltI
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO NORFOLK
AND RETURN, So.
Single Tickets to Norfolk, 81. Good nnti, ,sad
per Steamer JOHN SYLVESTER.
NE Cheapest route to Cobb's Island
l.. b. TATUM.
Gen'l Ag't James River Steamboat Go.
Je 19-lm W.
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Ad'ioM Dicision.-lt gives us pleasure
to note the flourishing condition of this he
neyolent and most noble Order. A note
informs us of their prosperous condition
and OF the additional fact that thew will
shortly have new hall. w"
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,c~recfton.-In our article Yesterday in
relation to visits paid by certain parties to
tne City Spring, which we credited to the
Norfolk Jo'onot, we should have said was
irom II letter in the Journal, written bv its
richmond correspondent. This CHANGES
the scene from Norfolk to Richmond
where it properly belongs.
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ne CITY observation-disclosures wishing the
STATE Journal left early and regularly at their
places of business, or residences, by responsible
carriers, will please leave their orders with JOHN
sToN SELDEN, Newsdealers 9lS Main Street,
and at the News Depot of w. A. EDWARDS, 22s
East Broad Street
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State 1reasmy.-This fourishing insti-
tuition was again replenished yesterday,
irom various sources, by the receipt of
81, 7,000-loyal currency.
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L,tchy.--The Dispatch has a butterfly on
exhibition! 1t is lucky fellow, even pet
ting our first ear of corn! Hope it didn't
make you sick! ''''' :
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Ne Ladies suffering from irregularities. or
any complaint peculiar.to their sex are euaran
teed speedy relief by DIR. BOTT, No. 7s1 Mai
street Richmond, Va. Correspondence strictly
eoh1idential All letters of inquiry answered free
of charge
neoicihes forwarded by mail or express
nooius ana attendance furnished when re-
qnred.
once hours from 10 IL NJ, 10 8, and to sk
evening Sundays, to4P
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ihPORTANT LETTER FROM JrrDcE
CHASE TO MIR. yALLANDiGHAM,
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Scammet, No. 2lS Ninth street. wants
cook. "A woman preferred.
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DEMOCRACY TO BE RESTORED Ry
THE "NEW DEPARTURE
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Quay.-How about those additional at
fractions, neighbor?
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Ms Thompson's Pomade Optiine, Us a dress
ing ior the Hair, is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfumed, it softens. i'm
proves and beauties the Hair, strengthens the
FOOLS and gives 1t a rich glossy appearance.
for sale by all druggists. Price, 80 and rs cents
Der bottle
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FOR SALE.

- -
E'AN AND ELY DRIvER.-Sta,e ami
- county county rights for sale. This novel, as we'll
Hotel ~ 10 s''h Lub FORD 5
je l9-4t* n II pooro,,
WILL SELL CHEAP. IF CaTICD ,--~,,
= immediately, some NEW AND SEr,0Nn
IihND 4 W. SCARTS, ONE FIRST CLASS GMRif.
1tArSES VAIN 3NE gM NEW TWO HORSE FARM
am ny, ~, w ~, LUMBER WAGONS, &c, SC,
Bones, Iron, Sumac, &c. t'''e i'f hags'
20 twentieth street, between Main and Carv
w ANTED-A SERVANT WOMAN 10 do
w general houseworis Apply to W.
iee,f c. WENDLINGER,
Sl6 Main street.
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'Sad.-We are panied to learn that Harry
Lee, the infant son of Mr.. John Murphy.
died this morning. He was ill but short
time. lie will be buried tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock. The relatives and friends
OF the family are invited to attend the fi,-
neral, which takes place from the residence
OF MIS-; Murphy, on Seventeenth street. be-
tween Main and Franklin, without further
notice.
In the death of "our darlings,'' we can
put feel heart pangs of sorrow, but they
nave gained an Immortality which is afar off
to the more advanced in life.
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Who as nm Nan PA correspondent Of
one on: OF the Petersburg papers, not only in
e Inmates, but asserts boldly that certain
p State Official has recently been engaged in q
,yob" by which he has realized considera-
Die money. Without being definite. he has
reflected upon every one who holds similar
positions here, thereby doing Injustice to
the more honorable. It is duty this cor. r.
respondent owes to gentlemen SO Connected
to to expose the name of the person referred
to, who, we understand, courts an inyesti-
CATION. Give us the name, and let the in
vestlgation be public, as it should be. This
investigation properly belongs to the public.
and should not, on account of political
be kept secret, 0i
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THE INTERNATIONAL: : SOCIETY.

THE BELGIAN GOVERNMENT UNEASY.
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adjournment of the Courts of Ohio.
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DOR NEW YORK.

+ Tn. o. : na,,r, - f@,
N me OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
MaNn MaNn , elegant side-wheel steamship VIVA
NVhE, Captain BOURNE will leave her wharf
n. ~ n9che.ts n9 on TUESDAY June 20th at : o'clock
T. W Freight received until 4 p M
through bills of ladng signed. and goods far
warded with dispatch to ali pointsMriorfb so,,tb
east and west. Close connections made with rha'
naid line for foreign ports ''''N'e ''' O"-
Fara assehger accommodations unsurpassed
Steerage. e....... ''''''''''''''9i5 10 10
for freight or passage, apply to w
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
Je iS-zt No 8 Governor street
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THE SOUTHERN Assocr.T,oN ~
1 FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and a.,
phans of the Southern States. "S a'io VI
DIsTRIBuTIOs No. 800. EVENING. Jrsr,s
= % AZ 50 II so 80 81 IA 20 rs so
---.1. - ~ loN INo. 2sl MORNING, JUNE 20.
u 45 "a s2 ~ 81 ~ IS " 81 AZ rs
day of June, ls7l ''''' inns isin
SIMMONS & Co, co ToMpRr,cc
Managers. Commissionasr
o,oh ,ooEhiIt1cATES OF RAFFI.E can he nnr.
Rnas'e fRrsseI irom Captain w. /. DABNIIY. at The
from Main. S'ie''' Que aoor
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COLLISSTON-MAN Killed
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Grenins State 9otrnat.

PUBLISHED DAILY Sundays Excepted
At No. 9iaM Main Street, Ricbmona y.
=, The JOURNAL is delivered to subscribers in
te the city at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, PAYABLE 10
'ne earrlers-IHREE CENTS per single copy
-, IRicE d. For MAILISe.-Three months 81 10; six
months S3 90; one year Sc co.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL, will he mailed IN
SUBSCRIBERS six months for rs cents one year 81 So
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Slnch by Light,,ing.-The house of Da-
', wa Coonley, in Henrico, was struck by
lightning. during the storm of last We'd
neSday night, and badly shivered. A large
oak tree standing about twenty feet from
IN the house was struck and torn in pieces
The corner of the house nearest to the tree
was struck about the same time, the light
nng tearing off the siding and splitting the
posts. gun standing in the corner in the
lower hall was bursted, and was found at
the further end of the hall. The wife and
child of q. c. Vincent were sleeping in the
very corner of the house where the light
nlng struck, and, strange to say, they We're
not in the least injured.
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BY TELERAGPH.
M URDER IN WASHINGTON.

TENyEssEE AGAINST THE UNITED STATES
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hs Edwards, 229 Broad Street, sells all
kinds Of NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES at
publishers prices, and deliver the same at your
residence or place of business without extra
charge.
special attention paid to the prompt and early
delivery OF the Richmond and New York daily
papers.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-20

GERMAN TROOPS TO REMAIN IN FRayor
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NE Billiard Temple.-Red edford and Ives. cor.
her oil Main and Eleventh streets, keep the most
fashionable Billiard Saloon in Richmond. Their
tables are all new, and everything connected
Win the establishment is frst-class PLAYERS
tied. - ii'cis piohip'
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LOCAL MATTERS.

NE The Daily State Journal will be mailed
to persons leaving the city for the summer
at FIFTY CENTS per month.
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ARREST OF GENERAL CLUssERET
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A PLOT TO AssAssINArE THE POPE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MAR
KETS-COlfNERCZAL.
Washington News.

WdshingtoR, June 20.-A Jealous col
ored woman poisoned a rival here to-day
with something white on lump of sugar.
Inc victim OF the poisoning is dead,
tennessee Is pressing claim against the
government for half a million dollars for
eqnlppmg troops during the war.
Inc ONO courts have generally adjourn
ca III respect to Mr.. Vallandigham's funeral.
Mrs. Nallandlgham is somewhat restored
Mr. 'allandgham's estate will net $40. 600
Chief Justice Chase and Mr.. vallandieham.
Wdshington, June 20.-The FOLLOWING
letter from Hon. S. p. Chase to Mr.. Val
landlgham has just been published:
Hon. G. Z. Vallandig7sana: NV dear sr.-rbov.
ltlst read the resolutions of Montgomery co,nty
tOhio) Democratic Convention, reported nv yoiIr-
sen, together with your remarks and those OF Mr.
Hank. You have rendered great service 10
your country and the party at least such is nv
Judgment May God bless you for it NothinIIr
eau be truer than your declaration, that the
movement contemplated by the resolutions is the
restoration of the Democra,c party to its ancient
platform OF progress and reform. 1 know Won
700 Wen 10 doubt your courage, or your fidelity
10 your convictions. Very truly yours,
(signed,, s ?. CHASE.
Fatal Steamboat Collision
Fhiiaaelphid, June 2O.-The ste,me,s
Helen Getty and Edwin Forrest colIided TO-
day. VIM. Walsh, the mate of the latter.
was killed.
Affairs in France.
Clusseret has been arrested Milliere
nas been seen in Liverpool.
The Daily Neacs special says that instruc-
'ions have been given from Berlin to stop
he return of German troops from France.
md to discontinue the surrender of French
The Morning Post says that the grand re-
new has been postponed, because the
rooops would cry ''Vive L'Empereur!''
A plot to assassinate the Pope is credited
o the International Society.
Domestic Markets.
Neic forh, June 20.-Flour duh and declining
\ neat dull and nominally lower Corn m
hanged Pork steady sl4 s7al5 90 Lard
uiet Cotton quiet at i easier; Middling Tn.
inds 20ss Orleans q u sales 1000 Turpen
me frm at 47a47M. Rosin unsettled at > "a for
trained. Freights dull :" Ao'
Foreign Markets.
on. '@ o. DoioS
Paris, June 20-Rentes IL and So
Aoepoot June 20.--Cotton opens active and
readstuffs dull
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We Our friends who pay four or five dollars
per gallon for whiskey, forget thateB SELECT .
sold by W. d. BLAIR & CO., Ninth and Main.
AT S2.50, Is a rich, mellow, old whiskev
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PoSTPONEMENT OF THE EGRANDREyIEw

No More Prisoners to be Surrendered.
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P@sonat.-If there be a son of the
Emerald Isle" in the world who knows
how to keep a hotel, and by his urbane
manners render his guests happy. that
freshman is Tom Kinniry; and if there is
sweet place in Virginia, where every COM
Tort iI and luxury can be had, that place is
the Red ed Sweet Springs, in Allegheny coun-
y. Tom is in the city preparing for
the inner man, and he knows exactly
what a hearty man, with good appetite.
wants, for we have been there ourselves !
10 then to his place this summer if Won
would be served with comforts, ease, and
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SoOk AND JOB PRINTING neatly avo-
euted at THIS OFFICE.
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cox. o. oo"os
I'drfs June 2O.-Rentes IL and So
LfceT11oot, June 20-ttotton onens ao,ixa ard
nrmer nr Upiands SID II 9ssd Orleans ssGd
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Shooting Aifai,' Last Eren,ag-A You1
seriously Womded. 0 O'Clock LAST
evening, while a number of youths were
playing on the hill, near the corner of
Iwenty-fitth and Venable streets. a colorcd
man by the name of Thomas Branch came
out OF house near by and commenced
firing OIL a pistol. His wife came OUT soon
after and begged of him to stop. as his
mother was then in an almost diving condi-
ton; he, however, failed to complv with
her request, and shortly after fired again
the shot taking effect in the hip of one Of
the young men by the name of Thomas
" mte, mtiicting most serious wound,
Deputy Sheriff Walsh came up at tbis
point, and took the pistol from Branch. but
iallng to understand the serious Character
OF the wound, did not arrest him. Subse-
9uently, officers Burnett and Michaels of
tne pollce force, arrested Branch, and pro-
vlded HIM with quiet lodgings in the First
Sstatlon-house. He was brought before po-
lice Justice White this morning for hear
lng, but owing to the absence of younc
" hlte, the examination was postponed nm, /
III Monday next. In the meantime. Branch |
wall board at the "City Hotel" where
ooarders are not allowed to play with fire
arms.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Empire Hinckiey, Philadelphia
LEFT thursday, 10 P ID. Mdse. To W A Courtenay,
Railroad agent, WIN II Bird j. CO, kinsman Bros,
s Bndd, T Tupper !S Sons, Stetrens Werner &
DucKer, L Drucker, Lawless, a LANCER, Dowie,
Noise L Davis brig r NJ Spaaring, Jdw Jordan i
Son, Walker, Evans i Cogswel. Cameron, Bark.
Il Filter, G Holman, Fcgartle,s Book Depot,
Marco, Mowry i Son, Ootto Wieters. Bolmann
Bros Laurey & Alexander, Blum Miller, James
Cosgrove, Bischon 4 CO. Claghorn, Herring
co, W Bissell, ] O'Neill, Kanapau& q Gonzalez,
Marshall, Jr, Stono Phosphate co, Graver &
CO. H Klatte u CO, Z II Stellng, Il Wuhrmann,
Knobeloch i mall. J Eason & Bro. q Claus
SEN Bates CO, VIM Shepherd i CO, Ravenel
co, kohnke 60, o,Nesi, W Bliss, We PAD; .
/ co, W Marscher, s. Minor & CO. Jefords & CO.
Byrne 4 Eogartie, aud others. 2
British bark Architect. Doddrfdge, Savannah
days. Ballast. To b Mute 70 co.
yRsM THIS5PoRE.z
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York,
Steamship Hsatsvlle, orowelI. New York, slst
Steamship 2catharlne whiting, Howes, New
steanshp Falcon. Eaynle q. Baltimore, slst
sshr wine Martin, Noyes, Philadelphia, July %.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Ann Susan. Podger, at Boston, July IS.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, July s1.-ArrIved, steamships RapI-
bum, Havana. Cl'ared, schrs VI B Beebe, Balt.
more; Frank Lucas, Boston.
LIVERPOOL, July 31.-ArrLyed, the steamships
J n Huyer and Scotia.
NEW YORK. July s1.-Arriyed, steamships st
Louis, Atlanta, Clyde and Hunt, vile, with Catha-
rine Whiting In tow. Arrived out, Vandalla, Bal
timore and Minnesota.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton. Rice anu Naval
Stores Market.


OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, /
MONDAY EVENING. july 81, lo7l.i
CorToN.-The market was dull, with an absence
of demand, the transactions being too limited o
establish prces sales about 10 bales Of which 100
were sold on Saturday, say 50 at ls1, so at 10,
running about middling and strict middling, and
to-day 10 at 16kc q fb. Quotations nominal.
PIcs.-Thls grain was quiet and no transactions
took place.
NAVAL STORES The sales today were 1s4 bbls
rosin as follows: 81 bbls pale at $6@6 5O 80 bbls
No to extra No at s5@5 rs; % bbls No at $3.50,
and SO bbls No at 81 40. No sales OF spirits tur.
pentine.
FasIaurs.-To Liverpool by steam, direct,
nominal on upands; via New York, 30
-oa .uplands, Id on sea Islands; by Bal /,
on uplands aud sea slanda, nominal. t.
Havre nominal. Coastwise-so New York
b7 steam, &c on uplands and xc. cn sca
islands; 81 Is = tierce on rice; By Sail, &c Pncn
cottop;-F tlerce on rice; 4oc p barrel on rosn,
$71s p II on lumber; $s@1o q II on timber.
Boston, By sail, xc p ft on upland cotsoa
To Providence, by sail ss ? ID on boards, ~
p b on cottoni,by stean, 81 p bale on New
York rates. TO Philadelphia, by steam, nc q ID
bn uplanda; by satl, 81 p N on boards; 50 o.
.stmber; s. p ton on clay, AID $aG3 60. on phos
.phatea. To Baltimore, by steam, hc = p By
sail, 50 6o37 p u en- boards; Ssas3 rs p ton IN
phosphate rock. Vessels are IN demand By
our merchants to take lumber freghts f:cm
Georgetown, s. g.. Darien and Sst!:ls River, Gs.,
and Jacksonville, Fla; TO Northern PORTS, and 81
@I2 p II are the rates on lumber and boards.
E1CHANaB.-Sterilng 90 day bills 2e.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The sanRs are pur.
chasing sight checks on New York at par; days
xon; 10 days X or; 10 days y OF. 90 days OF:
sodays-on. They are selling sight checks at X
premium.
GoLD-l1cl2.
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New York Rice Market.

From the uaIly Bulletin, Saturday, July % (:
the market rs not very active but still the gene
raj mo movement may be called fair, ard the market
ia sustained, with little hrmer tone if anything
on domestic and the offerings not large. sales or
Rangoon. at 6Ha7Hc:
From the journal OF Commerce For the better
ora.es OF domestic there is, II anything, little
Better call and as the supply is small, prices tend
Neglected. In foreign there is a moderate trade
for ehSlilers, use; RaDg0on Is steady. but Patnal
not 10 favor at the nom nj and and rules heavily;
the aaa sales * are CAROLINA good prime at sa
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Election Song.
We commend the following stirring lines to
the attention Of our readers:

We commend the ioi,owing stirring lines 10
the attention Of our readers:
In sackcloth ana In ashes sits the city OF our
While hopes bright star CLEANS falnty' tuious"
Che nss nnoS heT in simple love and
TO look upon her sunerings, and to raise her from
the dust.
Ye son5 OF Carolina, no more supinely stand,
while the hireling and stranger Cypress our sunny
Come boldly to the rescue; strike of our mothers
Hear not nnmoved her groaning; see not unmoV-
ed her pains.
Too long re have been trampled down, now rally
And come ii countless numbers forth, to battle
for the right.
Once more your trailing banners raise, once moie
your arm0r prove, 49,,
"Gird up your lo!nsn brave men and true; shoul.
der to shoulder move.
The contest is no idle It for death OF llie;
Tne opposing host Is mighty, and fierce Sin De the
II victory your banner crown, once more ye shall
And proudly once again viii stand ''our City by
the Sea-"
Defeat will crush her spirit down, and bow her
Her % chains win closer rivet, and disgrace her an.
cient name.
on sons Of Carolina, be strong to meet the fray.
Let none be- missing from your ranks, on TINS
eyentful day.
VI.
Redeem from bondage worse than death, your
mother sad and l0rn.
Replace with ralment rich and pure, her garments
soiled and torn.
Oh rescue from the spoiler, the long suffering and
long tried,
and our pride. v. .. D.
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Receipts by Railroad, Ja,y 81.
SOUTH oARoLIIA RAILROAD,

,2sl bales cotton, 40 bbs naval stores, $50 sacks
flour, 146 sacks oats, IL cars lumber, car st0cE;
TO Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Ro6gera q co; + q
i W Devices, Smith i Chapeau. lIedeman, CaiqeI =
Robson, Ulsey & Kenyon, G Folin, ] G Mallonee,
g S Miles. W G Bee & co, Al Salinas, Frost y Ad'
ger, B Mulligan, W'iss & CO, Jno Csmpsen co,
Laurey & Alexander, Kracke, and Ad'
ger / CO..
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New York Say val Stores Market.

From the Journal of Commerce, Saturday. July
20: The market for spirits tucpentlne is held WIN
liberal for full parcels, with prices quite uniform;
5s1ka5ec the asking prices for merchantaole oraer
at the close, with sales OF lis barrels on dock at
res at soc SO barrels to arrive 5sc so barrels do'
at ssHc and 200 barrels /, shipping order on
private terms, supposed at $50. RoslnsIthe
market is still very quiet or strained WIN onis rs
decidedly ia the sellers favor with some inquiry.
and NOT much stock Offering. Sales embrace oOo
barrels strained, In yard at So l2H, and ilo par
rels do at So 10. We quote strained OF SO loa
sioS No, IS 25a3 go, No. So 75a4 so, pale 81 IS
40 so, extra pale S. 75a7 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-01
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July 2s.-TuRPENTINE.-Sales OF
800 bbls at S. IS for virgin, and So IS for yellow
dip. per $50 lbs.
SPIRITs TURPENTNE.-No sales reported.
RosIN.-Only 3l9 bbls reported as sold at 81 40
for strained; SIS so for extra No !, and So, Sc 25a
62K for pale.
TAR-42 bbls sold at So per bSl.
CoTToN.-No sales reported.