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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-08

congregation to present an account of
the number Of volumes issued by the
American bible Society, also az outline
of its work.
During tbe Sc years of it's existence
the Society has issued %, ,7SO, 900 vol,
umes. IA
During the past year it has issued
,s3i ,s5s.
These are printed in about 60 differ.
ent languages.
There are over 1000 Auxiliary Socie
ties connected with the institution, aud
these haveaver 5000 Branch Societies.
The gratidtous work of the Society
for the year amounted in value to S242,-
727.
The distribution of the Scriptures in
the U. s. during the year, as far as re.
ported, is shown by the following:
Number of families visited 593,GG4.
Found destitute Of the Bible, 1892
Destitute families supplied, II ,459.
individuals in addition II ,391.
Sabbath and other schools supplied
1885.
The number Of volumes sent to this
state during 1871, was IL ,53i Previous
to the war, the annual contribution to
the American Bible Society from this
State, was $4,000 while last year the
amount sent was Sl,7l0,5l.
Destitute families supplied in 1870
aud 1871. $3.50.
Individuals ,S0l.
Sabbath aud other<Schools 255.
Reports for the pas. year have not
reached US yet, bat we have reason to
know that the figures are much larger.
In conclusion Jet me say freely yc hive
received, freely give"
Respectfully Submitted,
KIRK ROBINSON,
Secretary o. z Bible Society.
On motion The report was adopted.
~ collection Vas then taken up, aud all
who SO desired, were permitcl to renew
their membership.
The election OF Officers to serve tor
the ensuing ycrr was thea taacn up
The following nominrtions made by
Rev. L. Il. Legarc were unanimous.
ly elected
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A dministrators' Notice..-AII
N Persons having demands against the
Estate Of Col. ID. }. Rumif. deceased. will
present the same duly attcsted on or before
the lst day OF August next, and all persons
indebted will make payment to the under
s'gned. or TO their Attorneys, Messrs lzlar
& Dibble, Orangeburg S. c.
". c. WOLFE.
JNO. s. ROWE.
Qualified Administrators.
Orangcburg, June ith, 1872 st
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Notice of Dismissal,

n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
~ will. on the 4th day of June, 1872,
hlc my final account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County. as
Ad inistratrix of the Estate of NJ. p. Huff
man, and ask for Letters of Dismissal
FRANCES C. SHuLER,
may IL Administrators.
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sherim's Sales.

Ey vir'nc Of sunIry Executions to me Iii.
rectei ! will sail to the highest hi Hers. ut
orang.burg Court House. on The first MON
Day III July next, for cash. the follow
Ing property, viz:
One tract of land con'ainim; about 300
ac"cs. in ST. Matthews Parish in lots of
about 30 acres. pius of which may be seen
a' ny otiitci Levied on ns the properly of
Geo. I. lrick at tlic suit OF w w. Wait.
o,., oheTln m $ Once, II, RIGGS,
of"hsehurgN. H., ;. C., 5. o. c.
june !, 1872.
june 3 ,I
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E1'TI - "A y y HV II, -.- q KS u
H. ANF TO order of Judge of Probate, |
Will sell NJ the late resident of .Inby Weeks,
Jr.. deceased, at public ou,cry. for cash. on
Tuesday. the 18th day of June 1872 the per.
sonal property of the Estate Of said deceased,
consisting IN part of Hogs Cattle, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture BlacksmitL's
Tools &c. Persons desiring to purchase
n. li...,y AK, s.o;:y,
All persons indebted to the said Estate
viii make immediate payment 10 the under
signed. ard AL persons having claims against
the same are requested to present them
properly attcstcd to
PATRICK VI. CARSON.
Qualified Administrators.
May 21th, 1872 june 1T
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LSTATE NOTICE .-.AlI Per.
M sons having demands against the rs
t''e OF j. Allen Jcfooat, deceased, will pre-
sent The sam", properly attestcl. to the un-
d"rslgncd, orlo Mcssrs. izlar & Dibblc. At
torneys, Orangchurg, S. c. All persons in
oeot'h to sand Estate will make immediate
r"Smcnt to the said Attorneys. or to
SAMUEL w. JEFCOAr.
June itlr, lS12.-8-.it
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School Commissioner,
Orangchurg Co. s. C.
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E1'sreTE NoT1CE.-..PgRsU-

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Theb Bible in 0rangeburg.

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FOX ON JULIAN.
vIvrsrCTION OF A CHRONIC BOLTER.
rHH GREAT DBCLIHER SHOWN Or.
A SCArHING SPEECH.

H. G Fox, Esq, Contingent
Elector for the State at large, bv
appointment. addressed . Republi-
can meeting In the town Of Econo
my. in Wayne county, on Friday
evening last. Mr.. Fox studied Law
with the Hon. George W. Julian.
and was one Of his warmest sup
porters up to the year 1870. After
discussing the political situation at
some length he turned his atsen-
ton to Mr.. Julian, and spoke OF
him q follows:
I now wish to speak Of . dis
tinguished citizen OF Wayne coun-
ty, whose recent conduct in con-
nection with political matters has
surprised many who are unac-
quainted with him. ] refer to the
Hon. George w. Julian. It ia
common for . certain class OF
erratic politicians to arrogate to
themselv.s . the credit of inaugur.
atipg every progressive movement
in the political world. To this
class, Mr.. Julian belongs. Every
movement he makes, every change
he seeks to bring about, and they
are legion. he deDomlnates Toform,
and rails ct every one opposing
him - IN enemy OF progression
He and men Of his ilk have used
or rather misused the word reform,
until Il has we'll nigh become : word
Of reproach. There il broad dis
tinction between . reformer and {
revolutionist. The former labora
to elevate and improve, the lattel
merely seeks to change To thil
latter class Mr.. Julian belongs. II,
u . revolulionist in politics, Z mer'
dieturbero His record shows tha
Whenever his party denies hin
plaos and power he denounces Il q
corrupt, revolts and seeks % Dc.
stroy Il. AZ politician, he 1
| visionary and gifted with prophecy
He IL always In sdvanoe Of th
people. and was born one hundre
pears too coon. He marches Wit
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The edv0F4fser, having beon po1man004Iy
cured Of thst drsad dissase, Cossunptiop, ~
8 oimple renedy, = anxious 70 make knows
9 III fellow sufferers the means Of cure. 10
all who desiro II, hs viii ssnd copy Of the
pseeeripeiee ussd, (ftss of eha1Esh y With ths
Vh&p6 10y Will hnd SUM Guns )oe Cen.
0Uf14166, AoSnnA, BRsnCm9fs, -.
Pdftios wishing the pssscriptio1 Will please
aidrss Rev. EDWARU 4. WILSON,
3b.ly lol Penn 0treet
WiIliausbargh, u. Z
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A roLlrIcAL SUICIDE.

Our history is not wanting In
notable instances. Of political fslo
de So. 'On0 more unfortunate il
added to the melancholy list
Charles Sumner. Cesar hesitated
for . moment upon the bank Of
the forbidden river and then
plunged into its waters. Sumner,
has acted with less perception, and
therefore, with less possibility OF
excuse. A generous apprccia-
ton OF human weakness has die.
tated sentiment which extenuates
suicide upon the magnanimous
presumption Of ineanity. Blind
with natc. mad with tags Charles
Sumner hes wrought his. own po-
Iitical destruction. In Ls iass.i
descent he has aimed the laifr &c.
the heart OF the Republican p.s.s
that party which he proudiv r.ala .
ed as his own child. Charity ais
gently spread its mantle q er i
act Of self destruction, hr he.
shall We find apology
sassination Of prinej6d&! la
probable effect Of 1ft
course Of action is alrea
subject Of much diaerences
| ion. For ourselves, havii.
ieavoTed to give the mAftei
roA oCksnn VA arA aafiaffX
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9loo, o,oee, IN 3ses Prices in Cash and Real
Is)ase 0ifSa, ars 10 b Distributed legally
Nay 18th, 1917, st Mason City, llliuois. IN n
Of Pebble Library and Churches.
This kntsspFise b endorsed By he kustneee
particulars, address.
STRAwN 1 Massey,
Business Managers, Mason City, III
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eoa.trv oses Horace Grs Lev : debt Il esaai-
tude for sh;s he.pic Get /: / boa.r hisa fbr IL.
&, Mr.. Julian's sxp.ctssion, u IS Realised
WIN the soho.ts of flres hundred
thors.nd nurderea aold;ers haune
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moral f'sht 70 90 -.
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ahenaseo Lson' sne on.ou' - = =
cape nom ~ - wAA 90 Oot 49, = 'os ssa
their News.
hsrs Ar. uceeesy spo.s q secessson - pe-
ing massst = rs@ oPoa s.ss s'u,.. =
cla'meo aas sne oouso o'.sse .''4.o =
permaessd 70 go nsy ass'seo' sno uOs -
cause ne snfanA lOm snos6hs 2. c'v'l ".ss
q Ne. Julian stated. bas e tes's compe.'ed
70 aposog'se ior every sup snss ~ saAes
Tor every 'ct that nc does 10 rlse and ex-
Plains' in every speceh that he makes.
After ne Oinsinnsd Cssvsntsoa had closed
its laborss letters were written from this
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] en<tR1r-
TWO PICTURES.
~ svL.v. y.
III e4e 7ssssea I. pasrtss ss.ass
Paosn % - Ssaats 1oos, Win blssdlng
4hat twsltsrsd With rsd soss. h lay. bssasss
Hs darsd 70 speak ioe human liberty;
Asd o'sr him stood dark and ssowling
~. shapes M ts ssN
with bludesoa raised, and eye that darkly
rs~ glarsd
lQpoa crouehiug slave that stood beyond
x1hs bslplsss cause Of this inhamsn dsed.
! ~ psspls sams-ths hoasst, true. asd
efy Loyal sss e s
s4ad q thsir hands thsy bors hin from The
yads eonsscrate By blood, and eat him high
Upon The nichs Of fams- smbalnsd ~
name,
sAnd wore Il In their hsarts, . jswse rals y
I. Seo Peseiess 10 b lost, cr even toucAsd
! WitAan snholy haad. And thsrs be sat
1loft, and rsiGnsd vieeEersnt over al
OF liberty-a sovsrsign-of our land.
10 hasd could pluck him down.
se n.
Low + ~ 1uDes -.-
!: Dis1n1ugsd and bsgrimsa. sissto thsbass
Of Nat high pinnasls, - ltss--so prose
We al must pity when wsasss the height
From whence hs luckisss fell Beside him
thsrs,
On seeming kindness bsnt, with face awry
Ard wrsathsd In smiles, We re that self
~ SANE shape
Who's bloody hand had snittsn him before,
! Its right hand holds in view civic crown
70 wreath sable brow; The other grasps
4 daggss, half-conesalsd, TO stab 70 dsath
Whils b ths cot 10 erowp. Aloof and sad
1hoss psopls stand, upon whose willing
Hs oaes vas lifssd from The CORY dust,
In pity moved 10 - him fall % low;
Whils seorning at ambition, which. Ger
straissd,
WouM bartsr all Of justice, fame and truth
For eas short day Of pstty place and power
Anbition blind, b thought himsslt secure
Asd thus. while reaching for the COLDER
priD,
Not -: within his grasp. b trippsd ant
fell
1sll ias, isglorious fsll-and in his fall
Tailsd honor in the dust, and hid in shams
Dy this last dssj, the glory Of the past.
or The Palladium.
An August IDLE.
DY e..
I.
Sitting in The quist village street,
Upon ths shady side. on . cool stone
Which - door-stsp has bssn rudely trod
By humble test, which 70 thsir rest have gons
RselininG 'gainst The tims-worn greasy door
! Fy 70 ksep me- cool. aad hold my own.
II.
Poor, lasy dogs, can scarce produce bark,
o. sven simulate an earnest growl:
Bat, seeking refuge ia the wslc ome dark
From biting Forgetting they can howl
And bits, and snap-they dream away the dal
And hold their concerts with the midnight ow
Adown The swsltsring street., two horse
watt
With rssking sides, and dropping name an
tail;
while their kind driver wipes his honest bro,
Ard qua6s his glass Of double Z. x. ale
Ard swsazs, with such fierce oaths, that II
That any Christias listening might turn pal
Isaning my back against the grsasy door,
Whils ,round ny neck loving horssl
| ersspa,
And, out Of synpa&hy, each separate pore
n drops ef pssspseation gently wesps,
Compiled all thinking efforts 70 givs DER.
The writer Of this Ayl swsewtly sleeps.
FOX ON JTTL1AN.
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10 i n II. 20 Pr

= q Il u H. PO PIP
: TrORNEY AT Law and NO.
AZ TARy. Once No. -, Nain-strsst
r sknond, Ind: attends to the collso
eieu q I'll claims in any State o the Union
MN practice IN any Of the Courts ofIndiara
- thio. Ixseuts Deeds, Mortgage, and
fsWefe cf xseeensy, eithsf inland or for.
ASAn. n Cincinnati, German Consul) and
HiLsns s Co., ofNew York, ] an enabled to
f,rward and rooeive any money packages or
other valuables, % we'll - to attend to the
transit Of persons from any part ofEurops
Or fron thfseouutry.
All business strictly eonfdsntial eud
posnptlS attended TO. IN. =.
july3th 1885 1877
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-03

yaues. though, a number are desirloqs OF hav!rg
the marked fully sustained until they can Wolk
M seTne OF their high-priced goods NO iurtner
adyices ara looked for from Rio Janelr0 lot
eeverai aays to come but the late accounts are
consiIered by importers as sufficiently encourag.
ina to require something Of very unexpected
ana decided character to counteract them, and all
the cargoes on spot or to- arrive which may now
be unsold are held at extreme figures and quite
indiferently offered. East India grades are held
firmly and the bulk Of the supply here Is go con-
centrated as to be under pretty easy control, but
some odd parcels are available to arrive, and
pending the disposal OF these the market does
not improve, though prices are not as high IN pro-
portion as on other qualities. West india STOCK
mparatIvely scarce In first hands and some OF
the secondhand accommodations becoming re-.
duced, with prices very 1rm and sellers less
anxious than buyers, though the latter move
with caution. The movement at thls port to.day
has again proved moderate, and we near OF no
transactions worthy Of record. At the outporGs,
however there has been little doing IN brszhs,
with sales at Baltimore Of 4500 bags per "Cam-
panero,U - and at New Orleans 2999 bags. balance
per "Dayid,n the latter clearing out tne entlIe
stock in arst hands at the port named; inc ssoek
OF Brazils at the ports. as made up thls moInlng
hy Messrs. VIM Scott + Sons, was as lolloWs: Owe:
Galveston 5000; New Orleans 2ses; NOBLE 5osa;
Savannah lGOO: Baltimore 1920; New York 1925
Total o. 295. We quote Rio, god IN oona oss ~ toa,
lows: Ordinary cargoes l6Halo%i ialr eargoes ges
l7al71: good cargoes l7%alS; prime ca1soes
18hal8Zc.
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M4RINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, s. C...... FEBRUARY 8, 1877
lat So deg 10 mn So sec. Lon 70 deg 81 min At Sc
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Charleston. Berry, New Vork.left
S0th ut. Mise. To Jas Adger co, ! + Auger
& CO, Railroad Agents, w Almar, BOYD, r
gaker A Br,Ckbanks, II Brown, II Blschon i CO.,
+ M BRISTOL CO. T L Bliss Il, Benedict Chase
d Cutttn ,, II Cobia j. co, Claclns, Campoell.
Douglas & Miller, P F Murray E II Eysenhach, F
DAILY. d Fltzgibton, Farchgolt, Benedict CO. u
tiemiug &to, Gayer Ga!n co, aeiEs; snI
Bro., Klinck Wlckenbe!g CO. J Klein. ns q
CO. Lsurey Il Alexander, 8 r Marshall co, Sno
Mllaor Gu, Marco. W McKay. RAILROAD
Plenge, P Poppcnheim, Porter, L Tyler,
Sterens Werner & DucE.r. E Sroddard co. III
a Tanlunson Toigt, w L Webb, W Whilden,
agt L WeiskOpf, Walker, Evans & Cogswel G W
Williams i co, W Watson, W Yates and others.
At 6 NJ February 1st, exchanged signals with
the steamship Champion or Cape Romain, bound
North >,
tlerces rice. To W Bee Il CO.
Schr Gen Lee, Gradick, Cooper River: 1850
bushels rough rice. To Ingraham Son, Bee
l. CO, Stoney, Ravenel CO.
Received from Benefits MIL. l42 tlefces rice.
To VI Bee ca, and lngraham d son'
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Virginia, Hlnckley, Philadelphia-W
schr AdelIza, Huntley, Fail River, NASH F
Baker CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer City Point, Mcmillan, Palatka, via Jack.
sonyille Fernandlna and Savannah.
from TnIS FORT.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter, at Philadel'
phia, January 20.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Geo E Thatcher, Thatcher, at Savannah
January3l.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
The Carl N Dobein, Stenan from Cardiff, Wales
January 10.
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LAWS OF THE STATE.
.,,rs or THE GENER4L ASSEMBLY
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Published by Authority.

AN ACT to Empower the Judges Of the Pro-
bate Court, in their respective Countess 10
issue Executions.
Whereas doubts have arisen whether Judges
of the Probate Court in this State are autnor-
lied to issue executions'to carry lnto enee'
any order, sentence or decree OF such COURT
therefore, ,,.o -
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House oi
Representatives of the State OF soutn oaio-
lina now met and sitting in General ASSEM-
hIv and BY the authority of the same:
SECTION I. That from and after the passage
of this act the Judges of the Probate Court IN
the several counties in this State, may, anu
they are hereby, fully authorized and en-
powered to issue executions, when that Is tne
necessary and proper process to carry into
effect any order, sentence or decree OF suca
court.
SEC. 2. That all acts and parts Of acts incon-
sistent with this act, be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
Approved January 81, 1872.
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Wilmington ma,ke.-weelly Report

WILMINGTON, January z.
SPIRITS TURPENTINR-Has advanced since our
last rev. .ew under q good local demand, az IA.
yorable cable advlces. On Fridry the market
opened steady and advanced cent, and remain.
ed In that state until Monday, when further
advance OF cents was effected, and has remalEed
firm at advanced quotations up to the close OF
our review with little 10 be had at 10 cents. The
RosIN.-Dnring the earlier part Of the week,
strained rosin was sold freely, but In Instances
at decline Of 5al0c. Since then roslu has re
NAMED In kind OF morbid state, the 1rultless
efforts f.om merchants t. obtain suitable Ton.
mage, and weak market No tn, being the cause
OF the present stagnation. The business for the
week foots up about 1884 bbls.
our last review. The receipts have been com.
paratlVely small. and the demand good. The
stock on hand Is smaller than II mas oeeh lor
TAREHas been sought after this week to some
considerable extent, and has advanced o9c per
pound, and closes firm at our highest QUOTATIONS.
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New York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. January 81.
The Daily Bulletin says: The general position
continues to exhibit sort OF contest OF strength
between buyers and sellers, with no pUsitly gain
for either side during the several days past. In.
terror dealers fall TO develop the anxiety expect
ed OF them anG seem determined to handle no
goods except to the extent OF such parcels as the
most urgent and positive wants may make neces-
sary and as their stocks do not fall away rapidly.
jObbers are not Inclined to purchase at current
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r.x York Rice Market.

NKW YORK, January 81.
for ao q raw small lois as wanted for daily wants,
and and stock equal to the demand; The ass0r :;
ment Of domestic however, can hardly De called
first class and prime to choice lots rule 9ue oaoO ne
Sa,es tn day OF 30 tics Carolina at Hc for good
to prime, $50 bags Raugoon at t6Xa7c, and IN bono
500 bags Raugoon at So 80 gold.
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Receipts by Railroad, February q.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1855 bales upland cotton, 2 cars stock, mdse,
&C. To Railroad Agent. W p Bowling, Geo W
Williams 4 CO, Geo Il Walter & co, Mowry Son,
Pelzer, Rodgers i CO. Wiss & Co. Trenholm Son,
A Salinas wltts Bros, Murdaugh Mathews,
W W Smith, Frost, Adger co, Reeder Davis,
S Smith, sloan d SeRnious, w Smith CO,
Smith, Boag, W Quincy W Y Bee & co, W 2
Dukes 4 CO. DeSaussure, r Mure CO. "
Ryan, Klpsman Howell, Crawley, WardlaW
4 Carew. W y Courtney Il CO, P Trenholm.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Sc bales upland cotton. los bbls naval stores,
cara wood and lumber, rough rice, nails. mdse,
DC. To A salinas, WhIlden Jones, Ryan,
A Smith, Barden & Parker, Pelzer, Rodgers q
CO, Trenholm 4 Son, Caldwell Son, Reeder Z
Davis, G W Williams & co. G Walter d co, W G
Courtney l. co, Klnsman Howel!, W Bee co,
T Smith, Pringle i Son, X Marshall CO,
] Colcock 4 CO, r II Butler i Son, llarral, '
Byrnes Mowry & Son. Wilcox, Clubs co,
Psper, Johnon, J Johnson, II Wagner, Green,
q ii Ingraham 4 Son, l. F. Connor Son, Geo
Hacker, q Leibenrood, E yelling, Railroad Agent
and Order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Is bales cotton, 10 cars lumber. rough rice
gran. mdse, &c. To F Richards. W Bowling
] A Enslow i CO, n Thurstsn, W Gurney,
Bryan.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-03
Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. from New York
q Bennett, Miss Mary Bussng, Mrs GarIett,
W Hovr, ] 8 BussInS. Mrs II NJ Brlrton, Car
peater p O,Neili. Mrs O'Nslll. II Woodman and
wife, Mrs Ellen john on. Mrs Loring, Smith,
c Lowry, r w Patterson, ) Patters n, Leroy
Peyton, K Mcpherson. W Locke,J Il Slack, Geo
Walker and two Steerage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-03
New York Nava.stores Market.

NEW ORk, january OF.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts Today s!sS
bbls rosIn 81 bbs spirits tnrpentne. Dol ools tar.
SPIRITS turpentire are again higher and very 1rm,
Closing at abort 74c We note sales OF 2S2 bbl5 at
7Sa74c. Rosns are quiet, but steady, at So goa
10 for good strained. Tar Is fairly active, with
sales OF 800 bbla washington at So l2H. Pitch re-
mains quiet but steady.