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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-15
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TJNPAID TAXES.

~
By virtue OF authority vested in me as
Collector of Taxes for Berry's District of Mont
gomery county, in accordance with the pro-
visions of Sections Al, 40, 80 and 60 of Article
81, OF the Maryland Code of Public General
Laws, aa amended at the January session,
1872, will sell at public sale TO the highest
bidder, fer cash, in front Of the Court House,
Rockville,
On TUESDAY, November l2th, 1872, al the
hour Of 10 O'Clock, w.,
(having previously given the legal notice TO
the owner thereof, the following property, or
so much thereof as may be necessary TO pay
the taxes, interest and cost thereon, TO wit
A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, stu
ate, lying and being in Berrv's district, called
s. Cedor Hill, !" containing Al ACRES, more
or less, assessed in tho name of John T. S.
Jones:
To County tax for 1867 on $3.50 at so 3 80
To State tax for 1868, on $3.50 atl9c II
To County tax = at Gil C SO
-S4 II
State tax for 1869, oh s5ss at l9c. u
County tax on " 60 C. 90
SIS IL
State tax forls7o, on 1888 at loi c. IS
County g g at 50ac. rs
So SO
The above tract of land will be divided into
parcels by the Collector, MS authorized and d.
rccted by Section so, Article 81, of the Code
of Public General Laws, and 50 many acres
thereof will be sold as may be necessary to
satisfy the taxes for 1871, with interest and all
cost that may accrue under this sale.
WIN. Z. LAZENBY,
oct ll--3tn late Collector 9Th District
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-15
BY G. KENNEDY,
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
W4SHLNGTON, u. G.
no 5l5 Seventh s., opposite tic Posi- oface.

10y virtue Of deed Of trust 10 ne dated
ID October 9Th. 1871, aud recorded februa-
h l4ih, 1872, in Libef H. -. r., No, . Folio
2l3, one Of the Land Records for Montgomery
county, in tie State Of Maryland shall
On MONDAY, the 18th Of November,
inst, az Q clock, =. ~,
in fron; Of the pfemisrs mentioned AID dcscri-
bed in said deed Of trust, offer, expose, and
sell the same to the highest bidder, bounced as
follow
Beginning a. the end Of one and ninety
seven e7) hnndredlhs peTches from the
commencement ofthe sixth line Of That part Of
said tract which was conveyed by John Ans
lin and Jane 9. his wife, 0 james Wesletfcd
by deed dated the 9TH day Of August, A b.,
1869. and running thence with said sixth line
BY an allowance Of thirty minutes cor west va
ration. souih twenty-five degrees, east, forty
five and three ( 4j 81 tenlhs perches 10 The
county road, thence along ami binding on said
road south seveHty-two degrees thirty minutes
west, seven and one III tenth peFches TO q
large oak tree on The lasf line Of said part Of
said tract of land called the fey on rart
Of Honesty, = and running thence with eaid
last line north igy-fve degrees thirig-fonr
minutes west, thiriy-three and Two 1913 81
! perchcs. thence with straight line 10 the
| place Of beginning, together with all the inn
\ provements, ways. easements, rights and priv
/ ileges thereto belonging.
/ TER rs cash within Eve DAYS after sale OF
( which $50 Innst be deposited on dav Of sale
J. G. EASTWOOD.
Dovl3tn Trastee.
6. KeSssDY. Aoeiioueef
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-15
TTNpAiD TAKES.

BY virtue of authority vested in me as
Collector of Taxes for Berry's District Of Mont
gonery county, in accordance with the pro-
visions Of Sections A., 40, 80 and 60 Of Article
81, OF the Maryland Code of Public General
Laws, as amended at the January session.
1872, / will sell ut public sale 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, in trout of the Court House,
Rockville,
On TUESDAY,, NopemJer l2th, 1872, at the
hour Of ll3 O'Clock, 4. NJ,
(having previously given the legal notice TO
the owner thereof, the following property, or
so much thereof as may be necessary to pay
the taxes, interest and cost thereon, Sto wit :
A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, stu
ate, lying and being in Berry's District, called
. New Birmingham Manor, Waters Gift,
and Waters Discovery" containing 100
ACRES, more or less, assessed in the name of
Charles c. Rdgeley:
To State tax for 1868, on $25s7 at lec go
To County tax Z" at 81 c Is 78
Interest from Jan. /, GO, a 25
-S24 e5
To State tax for 1869, on S25s7 at 10 c 90
To County tax q - NJ GO C II 60
Interest from Jan /, 20, 3 &c
--S25 10
To State tax for 1870, on s25s7 at lei c 4 %
To County tax I" ' ut 803 20 SO
Interest from Jan. /, n, 20
-S23 OF
The above tract OF land will be divided into
parcels by the Collector, as authorized and d.
rected By Section 60, Article 81, of the Code
of Public General Laws, and so many acres
3 T,,.;II na al ka
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rRuS ELS SALE.


G1Y virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
40 Of Montgomery County, in Equity,
passed in a cause in said Court, wherein Eli
zabeth Cooke and Nathan Cooke Admins
traitors Of Nathan Cooke, deceased, and NAH
lon G. Thompson, are complainnnts; and
William B. Thompson as defendants: the sub
scrber AS Trustee will offer at public sale 10
the highest bidder, in front of Columbus w
Thompson's Store, in the town of Gathers
burg
On SATURDAY, SOth of November,
1879, AT the hour OF 3 o clock, L. M.
All that valuable TRACT OF LAND situate
lying and being in Montgomery County,
being a part of LOT No. 4. in the division Of
the real estate Of which Elijah Thompson died
seized and possessed, and more particularly
described 10 deed and mortgage from Will
liam b. Thompson TO Mahon G. Thompson,
dated the 9Th day of April, &c., and record
ed in Liber &. Is. P. No 6, folio 205, &C.
This Farm contains
134S Acres of Land, more or
less,
And is situated on the road leading from
Rockville to Frederick City, and about half
a mile from Gaithcrs6urg, at which point is
depot on the Metropolitan Branch of the
Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroad, and the pro-
posed junction of the Laurel Branch of the
said read.
The Improvements consist OF two-story
LOG DWELLING HOUSE and Out-Build-
ings attached. There is fine young apple
and peach orchard on he place. and stream
of water passing through by which every field
can he watered. About % acres of the farm
are covered with good hickory, oak. and
chestnut wood. The location is high and
healthy, and convenient 10 churches, schools,
posi- office. &c
Terms &C sale as prescribed by the decree:
One-half of tue purchase money TO be paid in
cash on the day of sale; and the balance in
two equal instruments, payable in six and
twelve months respectively from the day Of
sale; the deferred payments TO be secured by
the single bills of the purchaser or purchas-
ers, with surety or sureties TO be approved
by the trustee, and to bear interest from the
day OF sale. And upon the pay meut Of the
whole purchase money land not beforc) the
said trustee shall, by good and sufficient
deed 10 be acknowledged according to law,
convey to the purchaser or purchasers the
property, to him, her, or them, sold FIRE,
clear, and discharged of and from all claim
Of the parties 10 this cause, or any person
or persons claiming or to claim by, from, or
under them, or any of them.
Conyeyancing at the cost OF the purchaser,
SPENCER G. JONES,
nsv s-ts Trustee.
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more or less, about 200 acres of which is
arabic land in fair state of cultivation, and
the balance is in wood ard timber.
The improvements are few, consisting Of
good COURTHOUSE and STABLE, and an
old Frame DWELLING, which stands how
ever, on slightly elevated and beautiful
building cite, surrounded with shade and fruit
trees.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the'ie-
cree One-third OF the purchase money TO be
paid in cash on the day Of sale, the remainder
in equal instruments in one and two years, the
deferred payment to bear interest from the day
of sale, and the payment thereof TO be secured
by the single bills Of the purchaser or purcba-
sers, with surety or sureties 10 be approved
by the Trustees; and on the ratification Of the
sale, and payment Of the whole purchase mo-
ney land not before) the Trustees SHALL by
good and sufficient deed 10 be executed and
acknowledged aereeably to law, convey to the
purchaser or purchasers, the property 10 him,
her, or them, sold free, clear and discharged
from all claim Of the parties to this suit, or Of
any person By, from, or under them, or any
of them.
RICHARD J. BOWIE,
RICHARD VI. WILLIAMS,
ociltdn Trustees.
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The above tract Of land will be divided into
parcels by the Collector as authorized and d.
rec,ed by Section so, Article 81, of the Code
of Public General Laws and go many acres
thereof will he sold as may be necessary 10
satisfy the taxes for these years, with interest,
and all cost that may accrue under this sale.
WIN. +. LAZENBY,
oct l3--3tn Collector 18th Dist.
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TAXES.

BY virtue Of authority vested in me rs
Collector of Taxes for Berrys District of Mont
gomery county, in accordance with the pro-
visions OF Sections AZ, 40, SO and 63 of Article
81, of the Maryland Code of Public General
Laws, as amended at the January session.
1872, will sell at public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, in front Of the Court House,
Rockville
On TUESDAY, Nopenlber 1911, 1879, at the
hour Of IL o'clock, i. H.,
Having previously given the legal notice to
the owner thereof, the following property, or
so much thtreof as may lie necessary to pay
the taxes interest aud cost thereon, TO wit :
A TRACT OR PARCEL or LAND, stu
ate, lying ana being in Bcrry's District, called
q Joseph Park" containing 1870 ACRES,
more or ess, assessed in the name james G.
Jewell:
To Stale tax for l867 on $500 at 20 c go
To County tax g 05
Interest from Jan. l, So,
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4 ESTATE IN MONTGOMERY COUN-
TY, MARYLAND.
BY virtue Ola deed of trust to me from John
G. Jones and wife, dated August eth. 1871,
and duly recor ded in Liber Il. B. P, No. 8,
Folio 400, ct al, one of the land records OF
Montgomery county, State of Maryland, and
at the request Of the party holding the note
secured thereby, will sell AT public auction.
TO the highest bidder, on The premises. in
Montgomery CO., Nd, at one O'Clock, P. ~,
on
TUESDAY, the 18th Of December, A.
D., 1879.
NIL that Tract or Parcel Of Land lying and be-
ing between Rock Creek and the Brookevile
road, and bounded on the north by the lands
of Charles NJ. Keys, in Montgomery county,
Mary land, and known as "Joseph Park, +" con-
tanning
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
By sAML. II. COVER d SONS,
AuctiOncers.

TRUSTEE' s SALE or VALUABLE REAL
1 ESTATE IN MONTGOMERY COUN-
TY MARYLAND
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DoAp OPENING FOR SALE.

QUICK SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS
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n0vl--fdsu Trustee.
JAaEs " BOSWELL, Auctionecr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-11
rur cpAR1Esror NEWS! FRIDAY. OCTOBER II. 1sta-

bales upland cotton. II bags sea island cottoa, 20
tierces rice, 81 bales domestlcs, Al bundles paper,
80 bales waste, Is bundles slaves, and 9S pigs SUI,
dries......Pe schr ldyrover-230,0 600 feet Hallrosa
'ies.
SA~LrrMoRB-Per steamship Sea Gull-4o6 bales
, ,pland cotton. 2o5 tierces rice, $40 bDls fosin,
,le3 domesttcs, 10 bales rags, 8 bales vanllls'
8. ls hides, 6 boxes bacon, q pigs dried Huit'
ant 1ndries.
Expt sof the Week ending October III.
DOMESTIC.
B~osToN-Per stesrlship Mercedlta-570 bales OF
upland cotton, 1e5 tierces rice, 1913 bbls rosln, 2o
tons Iron, 43 pkgs s1ndrles.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-l04 Dags
sea island cotton, i412 bales upland cotton, III
bales cotton waste. 1888 bales donestics, lii Dbl!
rosln. 81 bundles p aper, liz empty barrels, and l6
pkgs sun dries 800. Per brig Rio Grande-1l2.e0 s
feet lumber, lie bbiy rcsin.........Per s'eamsnlp
South Caroliua-21 Bags sea Island and 1883 oales
upland cotton, 20 tisrces rice, SO bales donestlcs,
GAL bbls rosin. anG 1913 packages sundries......
Per steamship Albemsrle-998 bales upland cot.
ton, 837 bBls rosln, 65 bales domestlcs, soo Dun
dles slaves, and sundrtea.
P1ILlpsLpHIA-fer steamship ] W EVermah-
As2 bales upland cotton, 81 balss domestics and
goods. 81 tierces rec, BIG ohls naval stores, y!
hhus iron, 80 bbls liquor, 1ss empty o6l9. aaG
anndries. Per steamship V1rglnla-56l
bales uplands cotton, I'll bales domestlcs, ~ Ode
naval stores, 1875 tlerces rice, aud 81 packages
BILTINoRR-Per steamship VIM Kennedy-66t
hajes INLAND cortol. 1872 tierceS rice, 81 bales 90
mestIcs. 462 bbls naval stores, 8 hhds pnospnate
rock. 8 hhds and ! bale hides, 8 bales rags, b nnds
scrap iron. 40 pkeB 5uDtrtea.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-11
LOCAL. LACONICS.

Jt IA said that a new line OF teamers "
Mount Pleasant are about 10 De stareea W 'n0
Charleston Land Company.
n n. Kelley, Esq, secretary OF tue Nalion-
o, Grange Patrons of Hasbandry, arrived IN
the civ Yesterday afternoon from lum
he Is staying at the Charleston Hotel.
The new front of Greer's book store has
been completed. 1t constitutes a great I'm
proyement to the appearance Of the store and
the street.
John Bonum, of the Bowen nominees, has
resigned position which he held In the Gus
tomhouse OF the time Of his nomination. Inc
place has been filed by Thomas Osborne.
AT q meeting Of the Catholic Institute
held last evening, the new constitution was
submitted for adoption. It was taken up oJ
sections and the greater portion adopted
Several letters of application for membership
we're also read.
The residence Of Mr.. E. L. Hocne' upon
his farm about a mile from the city, oh 'he
Meeting street road, was entered q lew ave
n,nos ago and robbed OF a lot OF valuable
clothing. The robbery was committed about
eight O'Clock, while Mr.. Roche and bis family
were In the city.
Cotton now goes to ali the New England
mills by Clyde's Steam Lines to Providence;
thence In through cars, loaded on Providence
Steamer wharf, to all the Eastern cotton
points. No drayage anywhere up to the
Canada. line. The Gulf Stream sails to-mor'
TOW forenoon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-11
THE ST. PHILIP STREET MURDER.
The Inquest-A Verdict OF "ii
murder.

The ,ury of Inquest ~impanelled to inVest'-
gate the circumstances connected win .ne
murder of Ellis Allen, colored, by Robert W.
Bro IN, also colored, assembled az the @
ner's office yesterday morning at Ten ""a.
| Several witnesses were examined pu' 'ne
o,,donce was in the main unlmportant.
John Smith, colored, testified that ne i'es
NM Gray's lot, St. Philip street, the scene Oh
the murder. About half-past ten O'CLOCK Oh
the night of October s, he was sittlns ~ ns
| doorway. Brown came from the street anu
entered his own house, where he mace SOME
rorsrks TO his wife about Allen. Alien also
COMO from the street about q half hour later.
BROWN on hearing Allen come In Weneout anu
o,tected him. The former Knocked the latter
down, and beat him for some time Wni'e ne
was living on the ground. Brown at iengtn
got ND and went into his house. Allen entered
his own. The witness then closed his door,
and saw nothing Of the fight In Whicn Aiien
received the mortal wound.
D. F. Fuller testified that he went into j. ..
I,uden,s grocery store, on the corner OF 81.
Ph,lIp and Warren streets, early on the sam
evening. Brown and Allen were then In the
store. Tney commenced quarrelling, ano
drew off to fight. The witness stepped be.
tween them and made peace. Brown shortly
| after left the store.
Susan Smith, colored, lives upon GraS's lot
VISA In had at the time the difficulty occurred
| between Brown and Allen. Heard some Que
cry murder. Ran to the door IN time 10 see
BROWN strike Allen in the head with the axe
The Jury, after a short consideration OF tne
matter. rendered a verdict of felonlous Kill
Inc, which is equivalent to Wilful muraer'
Rrowp wss committed to jail for trial at the
next term of the General Sessions Court.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-11
TIE EN1ERPR1ss RAILROAD.

The following order was issued by Judge
Graham on Saturday last In the case oil the
Enterprise Railroad against the City Council
OF Charleston
It is ordered that unless the plaintiff, witn1n
tan DAYS from date, put the streets nance 10
the order OF September771lth, 1872, mace 10
the above entiled cauee, In proper repair, az
indicated In said order, the City Councii ol
Charlsston shall have leave. mmedlateiy
aSer the expiration OF, the said ten days. 10
prpceedto repair eaid. streets, keeping q strlct
acoount of all expenditures In that benall:
ProuIded, That the said City Council shal! not
tear M or remove the timbers or tract tnus
far laid down by said company, for the per
manent purpose OF The road. and shall not o.
struct the actual progress OF the WORK OF COD
struction of said road.
TEE NEWS has already announced the TACT
that the iron for the Enterprise Railroad has
arrived In Charleston. On lis arrival, the engl'
neer of the road, Mr.. John K. Gourdin, was
summoned from the country, and he returned
to the city a few days ago. Alarge number OF
hands have been engaged, and preparations
are now being made to commence the work
of laying the iron IN next Monday morning.
The work will be commenced in Washington
street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-11
CAROLINA sPoRrsMANs' CLUB.

A, meeting of the executive council OF the
( Carolina sportmans' Club was held In this
city yesterday afternoon, at which the follow
Ing gentlemen rom the interior counties were
elected Independents: Colonel ]. 2. Rich
ardson, Colonel Henry Benbow, Clarendon;
Colonel Thomas Taylor, Wade 81. Manning,
CAPTAIN w. K. Bachman, Richland; Colonel
John Cantey, Kershaw; Hamilton Boykin,
Camden; Captain Robert Ellison. Fairfield;
Robert Aldrich, Barnwell; Major W. J. Gary,
Captain Robert Hughes, Edge1eld; Richard
Singleton, Sumter; Colonel John Haskell, Alb
beville; L. A.. Harper, Colleton; James Fits
James Caldwell, Colonel W. F. Nance. New
berry; Henry Rice, WATERFORD; DR.. Fred.
Dantzler, Orange burg; N. g. Chatee' Lam
caatar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-11
RAIL OF TIE FRAUEN HERErN.

Tic first of the grand balls OF the season
was given last evening, at the hall OF The
Freundschsitsbund, by the ladies Of the Frau
yereln, for the benefit of the new German
Church. The beautiful hall was well filled
with ladies and gentlemen, and the affair was
in every respect a complete success. The
brilliant music, the pleasant company assem-
bled, and the rapid alterations OF lively
dances filled up the evening most epjoyably,
and the elegant supper served in an adjoining
room furnished an agreeable interlude to the
more animated pleasures Of the dance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-11


The receipts at this port for the week just ter
minated were 300 bags OF sea Islands and Flori.
das and 1881 bales or uplands, Of which 135
were from Mobile, In contrast with sSe bags OF
sea Islands and Floridas and 10, 1855 bales Of up.
lands the week before. and 1877 bags OF sea Islands
and FlorIdas and S642 bales OF uplands for the
responding week the year previous. These sup
plies have come as follows. say Of uplands, per
South Carolina Railroad. 1894 bales; Northeastern
Railroad, 1913; Savannah and Charleston Rail.
road, lsO; Peedee, 6S2; Santee, 422; Florida, 20.
or sea Islands. per Northeastern Railroad, 3 bags;
Johns Island, %; Christ Church. %; Wadnalaw,
10; Savannah and Charleston Railroad, 20; Beau
fort, 20; St. Paul's, 3; Edlsto, 81; Florida, las;
James Island, 3.
THE COTTON MARKEr.-This staple during much
Of the week slightly fuctuated, the foreign mar
ket commencing at eX@sHd, improved to sHd,
aud receded to sH@sAd p ID for middllng up
lands; at New York the rates were at lex,
advanced to 1870, and declined to 1sAc, VIII lie at
this point middling uplands began at Ike, hard.
ened TO lSc. aud fell or to 17Ic p ii. The move
ments In the article at Liverpool and New York
during this period were as follows: On Friday. Oc.
tober 4. tile former was 1rm, uplands sK@s%d,
sales l5, 900 bales; the latter was firm at l9Hc,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-11

follows: October 1ssa1s t1lec; November 1s1s
10 s IS; December lsK; January isxslsN se eS1:
ary lsksls 6-ls; March. Is ls-loalsH; Aprh 1ohs
20 3.l6.
Cotton quiet; niddlings 1870; net refelpus %
bales; gross 1913; sales 800; stuck 4.oo.,S.
PHILADELPHIA. October 10.
Cotton quiet; mlddlings Ie1aI91c "a
Cotton quiet and weak; uidd1lnEs, lsxc;lass
receipts "a bales; gross lOoo; exports .coassWlse
IA; sales 800; last evening H.; stycE a aseS n.
Cotton steady; low middnngs 18c;; net receipts
1861 bales; exports coastwIse lsos;sales 800.
WILMINGTON, October 10.
Cotton firm; net receipts 1877 bales; exports
ccastwlse 2; sales 40; stock s227: o,.,,.. n
Cotton quiet; offerings light; middlings l7Is
lsc; net receipts ssls bales; saass l4oz; stock
%, 7l3. ]
Cotton quiet; middlings l7Xc; netrecaiptJ 1es
'"'eo So MRxpH1a, october 10.
Cotton quiet; mlddlings 1sxals xc; fecedpts Iso2
bales; shipments sas; STOCK S ssSSn oo,ober d.
Cotton quiet; good ordinary l7c; low niddlings
Tx; middlings isc; net receipts 1z72 bales; ex'
pors coastwise 1919; sales 4o0; stock 72se.
Cotton firm and In. good demand; good ord,
nary leHaiskc: net receipts 1859 bales; Sales
1000; stock 8 1888.
NEW ORLRANH, OCt0Def ~.
Cotton In firm demand with lower sales; good
ordinary Sl5XG low. middlf1Ra lsxc; sn1t9uliff
lsXc; net receipts 6OlS bales; gtoAstStSisexfe.ss
coasswise 1870. sales to-day 100; last evening
1400; stock 62,6A -.S.i<. SkS. -SS
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
-= LrvKRPooL, october ~.
Noon.-Breadstuns qries and steady ssIIafa
sss Cd. Tallo" 4ss 90. W. xo,r oao,ssISs
N%oon.-Flour unchanged. wheat quiet and
steady. Corn 1rm.ie Pork $llit0al1 oesi Lard
steady; steam .sashc. eTurpenttnB isteady ~ eog.
Rosin quiet at 81 for istrained. ~ ,s.l.z 81 qz.tt /
Evenlrg.-Southern nour qulef and tthoufde
cIded change In price, 81. 30ao IS Nor onmon to
fair extra; 50 1oa9 Il for: goodsso choice da.
Whiskey dull and nominally Unchanged bnyarB
9lkc; sellers 92c. Wheat about 10 .betSc eAhdin
limited supply. 81. 55s1 e6 for winter lted!We1ia
ern. Corn 8 shade frmer, S3Ka6ic lf0r. 1teamR
Western mixed. Pork q shade easier ~ &0f0r
mess. Beef quIat and unchanged. 34as4 for plain
moss, s8al0 for extra do. q~uletseudEarm
at sH9Xc. Turpensine5 steads. at 626 es-3aosln
.swnMNGroS, October 1.l:
Spirits turpentne firm az 67c. Rosln 1rm ct
S. so for strained, AIS for low Hol1sl3feo;for
No l, S. for low pale; s. so for pale. Crude ltu5.
pentine quiet az IS IS for hard, s.. Tor yellow dip
and virgin. Tar quiet at 50 80. !: asa:. 80 III. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-11

THE. DAY OF AToNEMENT. Next Saturday
evening, the 18th instant, corresponding with
the 10th day of the Jewish month Tishri, the
Day OF Afonement commences, and continues
for twenty four hours. During all this time
the 1sraelites abstain from food aud drink
with great rigor-not v a drop of water Is
~aiio~ed-and pass the time In reading the
solemn prayers and confessions which are ap-
propriate to the occasion. 1t Is a day OF nufs-
~ spiritual exercise and devotion. All busl.
ness is suspended, and the most pressing
secular employments are for that day forgot.
ten; body and mind being alike devoted to the
great and absorbing duty of repentance and
atonement.