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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-24
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-27
MAJOR ANDREW HIBBEN.
Death of the Last Male Descendant of
an Old and Honored Family.

Major Andrew Hlbben, of Mount Pleasant,
the last male representative of name that
has long been prominent among the best fam
lilies of the low country of South Carolina,
died last Thursday in the sixty-iourth year OF
his age. The announcement of his death will
revive in the minds of very many of the old
citizens of this State the recollection of his
consistent, honorable and jealous career In the
Legislature of his native State, the unvsrylng
courtesy of his department., and the unsWerV-
Ing integrity of his character. He was never
married, but at his bachelor home, In his ma
tive parish of Christ Church, he dispensed a
princely hospitality during the greater part OF
his lIfe He was elected to the Legislature In
early manhood, and continuesl 60 represent
his parish constituency first in .!.e House ano
for much longer period In the Senate, almost
up to the time that the Radical party obtained
the political control of the State. with mosl
of his felow-ctjzens he shared fully IN tne
disasters of the was which reduced him from
condition of affluence almost to penury.
Since that time he has lived the ltte OF re-
cluse, and he has now peacefully passed away,
universally respected and esteemed, in COM
munity where his youth and manhood nave
ripened into age; and his proudest monument
will be the unsullled name Of an honest gen.
tlemen,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-27
CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
Additional Building Operations
Over the City.

A neat two.story wooden dwelling has ?ust
been completed on the east side OF AieAanut.a 20
street, near Chapel. 1t Is twenty-tnree iee'
front by afty-Hve deep, has double p'az1ao'
four upright rooms, dressing rooms ana pau
tries, and kitchen attached to the rear. A.
has been built tor Mr.. T. B. Hacker, secretary
of the wando Ferlilizlng Company oy MI. ~
D. Turner Mr.. Hacker will take possee''on
next week.
The freight Offices of The Northeastern
Railroad Company have been remo'eu itou
the centre of the freight depot, Wnere Iney
have stood since the war, ana put upon
kind of platform at the east end. Thls piat-
form s,ands about ten feet above the depot
floor upon round COLUMNS Of wood, is fifteen
feet wide, and extends entirely across the
depot building. It is reached by flight OF
steps on the south end. In front of the offices
s narrow balcony, ornameQted on the front
by a neat ba!ustrade about three feet high.
The work was done in four days by the super
intendent of the company's car shops, MIR. A.
NJ. Corrie. This change, besides giving much
additional room for storage, adds greatly to
the Interior appearance of the depot.
A small wooden dwelling, two and half sto-
rles high, has been removed from the north
side of John street, next west of Meeting, to
lot adjoining the west end Of the Northeastern
Railroad freight depot, on Chapel street, ana
is now receiving the additions of two shed
rooms to the rear and double piazza to the
front. 1t is also being thoroughly repaired
Internally and externally. ills the property
of Mr.. r. Arnold.
The large wooden dwelling on Elizabeth
street, just sorth of st. Lukes Church. oceu-
pIed by Mr.. J. McCabe, is being reshingled and
otherwise repaired.
The scaffolding around the new Masonic
Temple was taken down yesterday, affording
a full view of its pointed battlements, Gus.
tered columns and Gothic windows. The
whole exterior is Of rich cream color. Many
persons paused to look upon 1t as they passed
along.
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licensing THE APoTHECARIEs.
Complete List of Licenses by the medi-
CAP College.

The following is corrected and completed
list of apothecarles, druggists and pharma'
clsls to whom licenses have been granted by
the faculty of the Medical College OF South
Carolina, In accordance with the law passed
at the last session of the Legislature, with the
dates of their licenses:
Nav ls, ls72.-Wm. c. Mcmillan, Marion,
Jno. May, Yorkvlle; A. E. Norton, Conway
boro', Horry County.
Nav 2a-O. A. Bsrbot, Alfred Raoul, A. B.
Spencer. Charleston.
NAV 29.-A. F. Graham, Marion; N. Green
land, T. @. Almar, a. Baer, G. W. Aimar,
Charleston; D. 8. Price, Jas. n. Boyde, Marion.
June l.-Chas. F. Panknln, Charleston.
June 6.-A. @. Dukes; Orangeburg; George
Cauier. Chareston; W. a. Harbers, Aiken;
E. S. Burnham, Charleston.
.June ia H. SchWacke, A N. Eckel, Y.
o. MlchaelIs, Charleston; l. a. Mayes, Mayes-
June ia. 7, Tum voorden, Charleston.
June 2O.-T. P. Bailey, Georgetown; a. J.
Vidal, Orangeburg; Joseph Dawson, G. +.
Schwettmann. Charleston.
July 3.-B. W. Seabrook, Adams Run; Jas.
E. Byrd, Timmonsville.
july l0.-EdwIn Parker, J. ]. Lee, Abbeville;
E. 3. Kellers, Charleston; John A. Boyd, Dar-
llngton; G. ]. Luhn, Charleston.
July ia. j. Berry, Charleston; L. Z. Croft
july 24.-J. R. WItherspoon, Lancaster; j..
Hawkins, Georgetown; W. ). Halpln,
Charleston.
F. PEYRE PoHoHER, NJ. D.,
Acting Dean.
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ceipts 81 bales; exports coasswise 1s; stock $50;
weekly net receipts 81; exports coaEtWiae 1s;
stock $50. -
w1LM1NeroN, July %.
Cotton quiet; middlings 20Xc; exports coast
wise 81 bales; sales lU stock 57l; weekly net re-
ceipts %; gross %; exports coastwlse 20e; sales
81.
SAVANNAH. July 26.
Cotton quiet and holders unwilling to sell; mid.
dlings 2lc net receipts 2l0 bales; sales 10 stock
14o2; weekly net receipts 1890; exporls coastwise
$40; sales 1872.
AUGUSTA, July 26.
Cotton dull and nominal; middihgs 2Oc; net re.
ceipts 81 bales; sales 1856; STOCK 1882; weekly net
receipts se,ss6; sales TAT.
Cotton dull; middlings 81; weekly receipts 20
MEMPHIS, July 26.
Cotton quiet; mIddlings 21Na22c; net receipts
II; stock 1921; weekly net receipts 256; shlp-
NASHVILLE July %.
Weekly shipmentsle IS bales; Sc oek ,0S los2 r,,, o.
Cotton dull; weekly receipts Is bales; ship.
nien'' 80 'p'AA''' ~ MONTGOMERY, July2s.
Cotton shipments ss0 bales; stoss sas ,,,, %
Cotton, weekly shipments bales; stock lo2
Cotton nominal; middlings ntmlna,; net re-.
ceipts l4l bales; exports cUastWfse l20; STOCK
1916; weekly net receipts 1874; exports coast
wise 120.
NEW ORLEANs, July 26
Cotton nominal; mlddllngs 2ot1a21e; net re.
cepts IA DaleS gross l sales ST sgSk ssS'
Cotton nominal; good ordinary 19ka2Uc; net
receipts bales; stock 500; weekly net receipts
81; gross 81; exports coastwise I7c; sales 0o.
PROVISIONS AMI PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 2s
Misunderstanding dull. Corn 2ss sda27s Pork
46s.
Noon.-Flour firm. Wheat steady. Corn nrm
PORK steady, mess $l3 soal4. Lard weak, new
steam saS1ic; old 9AaeHc Spirits turpennne
nrm at 67ha5sc. Rosin quiet at So 16a3 20 fer
| strained.
Eyening.-Flour, Southern quiet and unchang-
ed. Wheat q shade frmer and fair inquiry.
| mostly for exports at 81 6sal Ga for winter red
Western. PORK dull and heavy ut sl5 75a13 so for
mess Beef dull at 81 50a9 So for PLAIN mess and
| sioa12 for extra do. Lard heavy az SaeK Tur.
| pentine firm at 57Na5sH. Rosin quiet at
| So 15a3 %.
LOUISVILLE, Jolly 20.
Corn quiet; choice shelled sack &C. Pork s,3 so
a13 rs. shoulders 6Nc; clear sides &c. WhlsKey
o9c. Lard, kegs loKa1oHc.
Flour firm. Oorn steady whisEey soaslc.
Shoulders 6a6Hc; clear sides &c. Lard quiet;
| choice winter steam &c. - ,-o,
Flour steady; new So 5oas e5 Corn 4sc CITY
\ pork $14al5. Shoulders exc; clear sides ata9c.
Whlskey steady at 90c.
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Wilmington Weekly Naval Stores
Market.

WILMINGTON. July rs.
SPIRITS TURPEHTINE. market, In syRpa.
thy with the advance OF New York, has had an
inward tendency throughout The eutre week.
and has advanced HI follows: Friday cents
tuesday ceut; Wednesday cent; anu lo.day
(ThursdayJ closes firm at AK cents. Inc export
trade having set n It Is thought that The market
will remain at or about to.day's prices for the
present. The mai riJy OF purchases have bren
for export, and the speculative d"mard mas been
quite smal. The receipts for the week, 663o
casks, against 3045 cas- last week, ore an IN
crease or 24s3 casks. The exports were 317l
casks, againsr 1866 casks. are decrea o or 49,
cas- ks, anu the stock in yard aud a1oat ls 74o4
CASKS against 1890 casks for last WeeK-an IN
crease or Sili CASKS.
10 all grade. during the past week. The tlansac-
tions have been frees and the amount " business
done will far exceed the previous weeks. strain.
ed has been principally INQUIRED ae baa anu nse5 sa
bought for export. Monday, under favorable ad-
Vices and the advance OF the New fork market;
our market exhibited an upward movement ana
continued strong throughout Tueatay morning,
aud 10 the evening closed with an advance OF 10
cents. Wednesday q further advance OF 10 cents
was obtained, and to-day, at the close oi our re.
port, the market Is strong, with an upward
move ement NJ. 2 has also advanced ~ cents.
The stock being llml'ed, the transactions are
light. No. and pale' show an advance OF about
rs cents. The stock Is large and buyers show but
little desire TO further ADVANCE The market. Tne
receipts for the week 24445 barrels against IA 654
parrrls last week-an increase OF 97s4 barrels.
The exports 2l,476 barrels against l2.l3s barrels
also an increase Of 1888 barrels; and the STOCK
In market is 49, TAI barrels, against 3s.74l barrels
fur last week, shows decrease Of 5000 barrels
CRUDE TURPENT1NE.-Since our last report the
market has ruled steady and uniform ut prices
unchanged as for several weeks past. In the ear.
ly part VI the week the market exhibited some
Improvement OF feeling, but the concerted efforts
to advance the market failed. For the past day
or so the market, III sympathy with the advance
OF epirits turpentine, has had an upward tenden-
CT, but buyers having small stock In hand ito
supply their immediate Want) have refused to
pay higher, and sellers have submitted. To-day,
at the close OF our report, the market Is strong
and an advance Is anticipated. The recelprs for
tre week are quite heavy, and Will reach 1000
bbls. which has Increased ne stock considerably.
Market closes at 81 90 for hard, $3 so for yellow
din and e. for ptroIn
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Total, 1000 gifts, all Cash. $500, 200

The Hon. THos. E. BRAMLETTE, late Governor OF
Kentucky, has consenred q, represent the Trus-
tees In the management OF this SECOND GRAND
the money from the sale Of Tickets Is deposised
with the Treasurer that the drawing Is fairly COZ.
Quoted, and the gifts Justly awarded and promptly
paid.
The drawing will take place In public. in full
view OF the audience, and under the immediate
supervision aud direction Of sne 0tf1cers and
Trustees Of the Public Library Of KeR ucky, and
the following named eminent and dlslnterested
citizens, who have consented to be present and
see that all is fairly done:
Hon. NJ. R. HARDIN. Judge court Appeals. Ky.'
Hon PRSoTeR KS ase M q leSn Dis
Gen. ELI h. MURRAY, Q. s. Marshal, Dis. Ky
Hon. T B. COCHRAN, Chan. Lou Chan. Court.s
Hon. E. D. .TANpiFoRD, President Fsrmers' aud
Hon: JOIN BARDsE, Manager Royal Insurance
Colonel PHIL. LEE, Com. Atty Ninth Judicial
Dist. ~, -.
DR.. .. GRAHAM founder Graham Cabinet.
Col. JILsoN P. JOHNSON, Manager Gait House. -.
DR.. T.: $ BELL, Prof. Medical University, Louis
Vile. 145+
Hon. ]. q. BAXTER, Mayor Louisville.
Hon. P. l.. BURNETr, City Attorney. c.,fF s
HENRY WoLF1RD, Treasurer Louisville.
A. o BRANNrN, Pref Manufat turers' Bank.
PHILIP JUDGE. Of the Louisville Hotel 90. 3
JAMES BRDGEFoRD, Pres. I'd >ath,nsl Bank.
". u. D. WHIPS, Proprietor Willard Hoie.
J. q. JOHNSTON, Pres Traders Banks =
q. VICTOR NEwooHB, firm Of Newcomb, Bu-.
| chanan 4 Co - - iSNfs.--.-s,
| HENRY DEEPEN Pres. German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM, Tobacco and Cotton Merchant.
Dr. NoRv1N GREEN, Pres. 1. O. Short Line 3.
r. 7i.SsiFt :, @-t'i:' -. ~ f'9'i
VOL ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
THOMAS e, BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky.
Public Library Butlding, Louisville, KY. I.
aSr Circulars, giving full particulars, sen ts0n
/ application - /.
W. N. HALDEAAN, Vlce:PresIdent.
| John g. GAIN, Secretary. q e ~ .s.fiiE:.Et
| FARMERs' AND DROvERS,i BANK, Treas.
i julyl3-Wssd&eow4 - ..s 3t'tsz = +, - s.t.aS
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CRUMBs.-Sherlf Mackey and Coroner Taft
attended a political meeting, yesterday, at the
church near Bees Ferry, in st. Andrews
Parish.
The Charleston Light Dragon Sabre Club
will have parade on the fourth Wednesday
in September.
An able-bodied negro man attacked little
negro girl with broomstick, on Amherst
street, yesterday. The little girl picked up
brIckbat and defed her antagonist, who brave
IL retreated into store.
Mr.. F. Puckhaber died suddenly, yesterday,
of apoplexy, aud will be buried this morning
from his late residence on King near Ann
street.
John J. Young, not Captain JamesJ. Young,
was the man who addressed the Willard cau-
Gus at the House of Correction Wednesday
evening.
Ap excursion party, numbering six or more,
visited this city yesterday, from Klngstree, on
e high old frolic.
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some prominence in literary circles, while in
halng the balmy breezes of early morning a
day or two ago, conceived tie idea that his
pet Newfoundland would enjoy bath in the
west end pond. The idea was carried into ex
ecution by leading the animal gently to the
waters edge and impellIng him In, but the
finale was rather embarrassing to the gentle
man, for while endeavoring TO step lightly to
the shore he missed his footing and plunged,
like Ceser, "in the flood, accoutered as ne
was" passing carrier witnessed the dsas-
ter, and assisted the dripping journalist to
terra firma.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, July 2e.
Noon,-oonsols seh. Bonds ok.
EVenng.-Consols and American securities IN
changed. Liverpool market unchanged snIS nj, o.
Noon.-Rentes 54f soc. Specie decreased -FOUR
NEW YORK, July 26.
Noon.-Freights quiet. Stocks strong and stea.
change, long OK; short loK. Governments dull
and steady. State bonds very quiet.
Evening.-Tne monetary situation is :un.
changed for call loans. Exchange weak at 9Ha
sS Gold aSssx New abeS sX eg
Tennessees nrm at 50; new strong; market closed
dull. Tennessee 50; new 53. VirginIas A.; new
so. Louisianas so; new 48; leVee skies &c.; elghts
70. Alabama eIghts 81; fves 5S. Georgia skies
TO- sevens S8. North Carolinas 32H; new 20.
South Carolinas s.; new 29%. Freights firm.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 26.
Noon.-Ootton strong; upands 9Td, Orleans
10Hd sales 15 900 bales; sales for the week So 600;
exports 1000; speculation 5000; STOCK 966, ,000 or
which 3ol, 900 are American; imports "a 900, Of
anoat 3s2, 900, Of which a. 600 are American.
Later Cotton unchanged; sales, speculation
and export 1000 bales.
NEW YORK. July 26
Noon.-Cotton quiet; mtddling uplands 22c, Or
leans 22Hc; sales 700 bales.
Evening Cotton quiet and steady; sales 915
hales at 2os22e for midding uplands, 22k for or.
leans; weekly net receipts 4ol; gross 545; exports
to Liverpool 1881; Havre 1922; coastwise 2o07;
sales $50 bales. Sales OF futures l4,700 bales, as
follows: August 20 11.16 21; September, 20%,
2lA; october, l9k; November, Is ID 1s, ls%; De-
cember, lSH, lSH.
PROVIDENCE, July 20.
Ootton-weekly receipts bales; stock $4,000.
BoSToN, July 26.
Cotton strong; middlings 22Ec; receipts bales;
gross 399; 81 es 200 5aes; stock $500; weekly net
receipts 3s; gross l4o5; sales 700.
PHILADELPHIA July %.
Cotton quiet; .middngs 22a22%c; weekly net
receipts 121 bales; gross 1863.
BALTIMORE, July 2G.
Cotton dull; middlngs 22kc; gross receipts
bale: stock 1888; weekly net receipts /; gross l3l
exports coastw1se n; sales 1856.
NORFOLK, July 26.
Cotton dull; low middling 20a20Hc; net re.
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New York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, July "a.
The Daily Bulletin SAYS: There Is q moderate
,obbing trade in progress, and We note netter
inquiry for Brazlls from Iobbers. whose STOCKS
are running low under the heavy shipments end
LIGHT purchases that they have made since the lst
iisvant There Is no inquiry for Rios, and 1t is
believed by the trade generally that active IN
quiry would result In a higher range OF quvla.
tlons on Rios. as the present !oboing demand 10
not met. except at a shade above quotations,
which holders claim represent invoice prices.
Javas are steady and unchanged with no transac-
ed, mainly within the range OF quoted extremes.
The sales reported are 1910 bags Rlo per SCutn
America, 76o do per Erie, and 2s7 bags Ceylon:
Ordinary cargoes l6kal5x, fair do l621a17, good
do II Ha17X prime do lsals4 Java mat aud bags,
GOLD, l9a2l, singapore 15sl6 ma I've Ceylon liza
isX Maracaibo 16ha18H. Laguayra IL slls. ". Do
mingo 14a14A, Jamaca l6a17 4, costa Rica l6alS,
Mexican 17a1s, SavaBfla Fa1S.
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CHARLESTON COUNTY TAX SALES.

The following pieces of real estate were
knocked down to the State yesterday, the
owners upon whose promise Of settlement
they had been reserved at the regular sale
having failed to pay the taxes due. The sale
OF such pieces will be continued from day to
day until the list Is exhausted:
Addison, James R., houses and lots,
Nos. 73 to 81 Calhoun street .S227 06
Addison, James R., house and lot, No.
South Bay. M 20
Addison, James B., houses and lois, Nos.
Toto IL WeIms's Court. ............. 62 8s
Addison. James R., vacant lot, Meet
Ing street: ;....;,........; ;,, 10 W
0'sissI RsId n streets uSe a.. wv .1s rs
Baskey, James, house and lot, No. 227
Meeting street. 33 l5
Betzeman, John, house and lot, No. rs
Rutledge avenue e....:.,.....::..... SO 23
BlaIn, Mrs. L. F.. vacant lot, No. loo
Queen street. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ia II
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