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BtLrlwoag. Nov r-Coton DOL. MtlIne' l c net re ip
o1 bales. gross receipts 1870 ne8i cEoItoFi-et % DATES
SAT-. $40 h1les slcs. o. }1O bales.
PHILADELPHIA. mo TO 0uet Mdfln-s l9if.
LOUISVILLE dull Allifnss NC 70
eel. fs. bales. shipments. 80 bales.
.oair Sov I-Coton quiet ard easy Good Ordinary Tie
Low MiddluIs, lIc; net receipts I'D tae'i e.
sales 900 bales; stock, l3Ult bales
SavayyAH Coit0n quiet; light demanl Mdlngs ~ q
42l bale; eXoIttu the Comment bOj bales
coa,tvse f2l bales; Sales 5s4 bales; stock. 68Ol5 bates
NEw-OHLEAss. Nov lfottOu 10 moderate demanIi Mllne
Clc net rcut, 1851 les gross 3i2 bales eport-o Greet
Britain. 1916 bales e cO1aeut 2il basi coltt" lI'5
ba.esi sales to-day, 500 bales stock, lo3.t3- bales
ST. U.-Cotton dull Good Ordinary, l58c receipts
423 bales: shipments. 1913 bales
CINCINNATI llCotOu nominal Mtdlugst l8tci receipts
430 b8lss shipments 81 bales; stock. 2j4l bales
A~6rsf, Nov -Coton dull end nominal Mlilnp, 17.0l7ic
net receipts. llj3 bales; sales. l1j bales.
GALvErJy Nov. lCnou steady Good 0rnarv l6al6.c net
receipts I'll bales; sales 1900 hies stock, 1860 baies
MEMPHIS Nov Couon nactvei prices toopng 3idhn-s nom
c PTS pa bales; shipments jSf bales -och, 20 s
NIRgoLK lCoton dull; Low Mldlngs Ic net receipts
22i bales; exports J3 bales; sales 200 0aes stock
u 2]l bales
CHARLESTON Nov r-Coton dull Mdi1ngs 17lc receDt
1881 bales; ezport~-t0 Britain 900 % the tout
27j bales costvse baes sales $50 baes stock 3ff bales
WILMINGTON l.-Coon quiet; Mtllu-s l3sc receipts
Az bales: sales l3l bales; stock. 2s56 bales
BisroS Nov. utouoILeIe no Cotton transactions today
stock. 300 bales
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NkW-YORK AND YONKERS
FIRElKSURANCB COMPANY
TTo. 1 RIWE.gw MEw-YoRK.
DIRECTORS.

Our losses Boston viii NOT EMBARRAss busr Desa
BE risks continue to be taken at alequat, rstes
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IIIlIlThPNLTS DIHllII1'gg7lGGHI
WESTERN RAILWAY.
The short Central TFUDl ssOa4c

THIS Rol has cpeaoa from Indianapolis 70 Pcsn l niles
for Yea. Its earrings have rupidiy increased, md
sufficient 50 ply uii current
pehses, interest an It's Blondes indebtetaess. iB-
GLIDING thar made for ifs ENiension, and, ~ adai-
ton, n dividend upon H. Stock.
Tie Extension is ~ miles TO- length and esraeets Cbampssa III
tie Mississippi. River KsA % posses brough seteT-iop-s
par. n HsA al'urdag fr great bfus.f
aud mast short % equal IN receipts the ODER pat % e ola
which Consolidated making total Dine o. 100 Hlet int-
mate make ts s str. .tscel 80
Atlantic and Pads- Coasts.
The entire roal ts region. 90 Possesses -
best subsidy road can have WIS TIl1!ENSE BJ.INE- III
MEDIATELE AT COM5isND.
Under fif valuation The property Of e oder rurt = he roif
above prior obligations hLr equal n sria. a Dols
issued which further and conrle.ey ccur d. r al e9J
mortgage the Extension crehafo Eci conviction sai ms
remainder viii b: Gn.s.ed early iu l.5i
Tie Bo1ds Per Cent Gold. 1000 .h, c5a-e
Die into psr option Of the and Dol gi
without charge PRICE SO AID ACCRUED INTEREST
IN currency Coupons. Iaaa4rg aus Jly free Of tax
We recommend s B5a az c.a q 1vs4.'rs r1.a-'si
security.
TUBT7E2 3RGIEzLiEas5
BAKERS. "a Z5assau-st.
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perElprs oF pPoDrCE

Per North Kirer psssls ana RgiToaeG ,
Nov lis pkg ashes. pkIs BeesTa1 81 bales broom ~ u
o6l Copper 1877 baes Cotton ys PSs Due- Tl ~ oo Ezgs
1850 hbs 500 bl Meal W bags Meal Zt3iJl husl beat
bush. Corn bush Rive 20, IS bush Bar
lev bo bags FHsee 90 bas Hops, % bales Hemp
l8l bales Moss sdl5 es Lea her 4l3o
b1 H1n 800 bO >pr TurDenune on tsg@ Beef 500 Rkgs Cat
Meats LaIl. Lard, 800 Butter tOk pgs
Chess pag Taow 50 pigs Grease i2 k-s seauu ~ t1
OIL @ bH n o. Mosss ~ bags Peanut 80 bags sumlc 5l pcs
Sp -r M Skins 4J pkgs Starch 20 pkg Rice, k LAls To-
bce l97 uty Tobacco, bbs. WHISKY SO bales Wool
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
frRnPEAN NANKETs

ryepalr V0v I'LL Motion opened qAe anu s'aeufi Al
t-,-..,-4. aI.. NIIIug Orleans, 100 n U4d.
T~ Now l-II.3 mCousos cpened a. 70 ior money sIa
a. ~ G .-c.t American securities Irregular The news OF The
- ID Ror clro du-ss the market United states 1--WE
bonds old g5t la6i' A lenfoe' OF Ds" fl'o'' co. L
"a aay shares. a. t.., g. oo ....,u,..
IrvFRpooi. New. Ill D. m-loiJA 10 4et ni-4Ne OF--A-'
asygIL: AhiIlng Orleans, IUt 1lUsl- n, .,--.
TI>b0v N5r. IT, m-lont0s TOY money: - oI ~
o., seert bonds o. Io51 81 IenFoy
1oqi. ,o. tn S IA, ig b. Brsaisturs dal Corn 28a
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S o i o ,qd 17 9o Fee 's n nal Cone Ts' o
Ia.b g,t- sS,,.t. .rl "na' I'y" g ts Wheat b 10
bush. Corn II 900 bush. Oib.
q sis S' very 'is5 3' ss ' Ssa III nv $ r.
s a end Sas5s5 s T No f nse 2, s AID ~
~ 80 Hlrse WHISKY sold 20 soc Porf sies . SO cash for
% asa Cattle sR.cep5 0si 7ls -Four IS o0 lush
MA 1900 basA Cora llo9 bas o. 300 bush Barley too
'u sl 4 r, t.,'l Fog; aad 900 Castle ,--..,
Whe'; and unchanged Re@l s. Corn srn; Oh Sc.
&c Barley quiet uach1uy Pork noriaaL qng Kettle.
Iele s.,s &c Bals Meats qus New shoulder fei Clear
Sesr RIB CSC: Clear Sides lie Hogs quiet at % l5@ % 90
LogisyLLE Nor Tobacco fl, 9civei sale. 50 lhae FOur
~ a. y IN p .,r % "a G.' 70 49, 90 ~
- Corn, 45dilo OaS 2sd3c Rye Csc Barley, 15ds, all on
Meas In f demand sb,rep 4jnsc. Cesr Rb a7,c; Clear
sdes BaopNoe here Lard o3sc Greea Mat'-NOshing
MsrpHis Nov ii-Four quiet unchanged. du aud
dropping she;d co. 06s dull ami dropping At @3 Bulk Meats
wiIuiSsToS h O. l1Srt. Turpenne firm at SIC Rosn
sm No Crlie Turpentne steady for Hard
50 ofor Yellow DIP end Nifgin. Tar .tealy q. - 81.
Nqy lFogr dql; Good Treble Extra 81 Choice
Nhie , oass quc q e. PC Bran dsi at %, 81 H. Hay
S22 Bacon di Shoslcr tic Clear Rib. Ill-; Cear Sides
tcs IoiGc Sagsr-Go d.masi Far 70 uy FAR 81 sslc pine
1 PIE, ae cP 'ss 5 assae WAS. .ls"G o se
sG s So 9 d l g s5 a goo unsettled
m sl No A. m 'sa 95'h cfs u M ls % ana
Oat. tul Houua No &C. Rye DUH bominl No
e Sc Barley stealv; No. Fall CTc lake fghs-Whelt
Bthlio lc; Osvco lie Recps-5nO bbls F0ur bush
beat 9f1 bush Barley shpmehsioOO b5is F0ur - buh
Wheat: 900 bush. Barley.
CEIcAGoi Nov 1Four quiet and unchange sales mostly
hOca Sqirg.
No. Npusg closed 81 0f NOTe1ter; OF lecember
No. Spring 81 Rejected 8Dd llc du lover
No. 2 ATed. Qsc, spot Novcm1er Rejected 23c
aal and iowsri No = At 24a20ic; Rejected lae. Rye
quiet and weak No. 5Uc Barley quiet and
seaki No Fh, 81! G5c Provisions quiet and steady;
o. Mess Ga; New Mes, SO 55DsI4 Lar, 7iG7fc Meats
T acve most sales private Whisky steady Frrghis
Com Buffalo nominal &c.; Oswego l5c Recep-6o0
1h Iol b 900 bush Wheat 1870 bush 1900 bush OATS
900 bush Rye. 80 o. hush Bsrev shipmeut.cO h5 PoaT,
So bash Wheat 10000 bush Co 2OJ bush Oats lOJ bush
susL.
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Waltbcs, JeweIrp, ctr.

rRANKFIELD & Co., JEWELERS., 2O9 sixth
ave- corner To-reeu'st and rs lSh have. corner 49,
md 6as,t slgsrpae French, American ana CecAoo ON'
choice selections very low puces.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12

To PREVENT Sows DESTROYING THEIR
YoUNG.-The monthly report of the Depart
ment of Agriculture contains the following:
1t is well known that sows not unfrequently
attack and devour their own young; or if
prevented from this, will not let down their
milk, so that young pigs necessarily die for
the want of nourishnent When this state
of things is not caused BY. a diseased condi-
tion of the uterus, it is said that the SOW
can be brought to tc:lrs b. p'nring mix
ture Of ten to twenty grams Of spirits of
camphor with one to three Of tincturc of OPT
um, into the car The SOW will Immediately
lie down on the side of the ear to which the
application was made, and remain quiet for
several hours in this position without
interfering with her pigs +; and on
recovery from the stupor will have lost her
irritablity in regard to them. The expert
ment has been tried in Germany hundreds of
times, according to one of the agricultural
journals, without any injurious effects. 1t is
also said that the eating of pigs by the parent
SOW can he readily prevented by rubbing
them all over with brandy, and making the
same application about the nose of the sow
herself.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
DIR. RADWAY'S
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Has made the most astonishing cures. So
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and all wastes Of the life principle, ace in the
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its potent power to cure them.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12

REMEDY FOR ANTs.-The damage done
by these insects in certain portions of our
State cannot be over estimated In some
places they have killed out all plants and
shrubbery. Capt. Nat Turner, proprietor of
the Hutchins House, gives us the follow
ing receipt, which he has used in his garden
for the past two years. One and a half
ounces of cyanide ofpotassium, dissolved in
one pint of water. This solution should be
poured down and around the holes ofthe ants
until the ground is saturated, or cotton satura-
ted with the mixture can be thrust down
the holes or, what is still better, do both
repeat the application as often as the ants ap-
pear-two applications usually destroy a
nest A gentleman in Calvert, to whom
Capt. Turner gave this receipt, writes that
he has not only succeeded in killing all the
ants in his garden, but that Major Hanna
killed ants which we're fast destroying his
fine hedge for a distance of over two miles,
Houston Union:
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NEW NOVELS, &c.

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AGRICULTURAL.
Green Food.

Editors ,Southern Culticator.
Seeing that the corn crop will be short,
and thinking that what I know aboutpatch-
cs" might be of some advantage to afew poor
horses and COWS, I give you my experience
and opinion. One acre Of rich land sown in
barley any time from middle of September
to the middle of October, will furnish more
winter grazing, and green food in April,
than any thing that you can plant. Apatch
of clover sown the last of September will
furnish more green food from first of May
till the last of June, than any thing you can
plant. A patch of sorghum planted in rows
three and half feet apart, the first of April,
will give more and better food for horses,
hogs or COWS, from first of July till first of
October, than anykind of millet or grass.
For horses Or hogs, it should be cut. just
after the seed have turned black; for COWS
it should be kept cutwhile thender and allow
ed to wilt.
Patches that are kept rich by cowpenipg
or broad casting in winter with stable manure
will pay well. A.. All.
August 'sth, 1872.
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MOSQUITO MANURE-The Scientific

Mosou1To MANURE-The Scientific
american has the following.
cat Stratford, Conn.,, where mosquitoes
are as thick as fog, lives, and ingenious Yam
kee, so they say, believe it who may, who
puts these insects to profitable uses. He
has invented large revolving scoop net
covered with lace, which is put in motion
by a windmill, water power or steam. The
lower half of the scoop is placed in water.
The upper half moves through tho atmos-
phere and at each rotation draws immense
Numbers of the squitoes down into the wa
ter, where they drown and sink to the bot
tom. Every revolution Of the net draws in
an ounce of mosquitoes, or ton for thirty
two thousand turns of the machine The
mosquitoes thus collected make splendid
manure for land, worth forty-fve dollars a
ton"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
POETRY:
Shipwreck.

A long, low reach oflevel sand,
Packed, erewhile by the maddened waves
As the storm-wind drove them toward the
land,
A boat on the shore and nothing more,
To tell of the dead who sank to their graves
By the sound of the wild seas roar.
The ship went down at night, they say
Wrestling with wind and wave to the last;
Like great sea-monster fighting at bay;
The fisherman tells how he heard the bells
Ring in the lulls Of the pitiless blast,
Mingled with wild farewells.
The winds are asleep, and the sea is still,
Still as the wrecked beneath its waves,
Dreamless of all lifc's good or i'll;
A boat on The shore and nothing more
Tells of the dead who sank to their graves,
To tho sound ofthe wild seas roar.
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JANY 1875.

NIRcULARs containing all Information as to the
v benefits to be realized by its use, mode ofuse-
ing, either MS special maners or for compost,
with quantities required &c &c., will be sent to
any address or delivered..inperson Mt our Office
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12

TREAT THE Cows KINpLY.-There are
too many who exhibit roughness of treat
ment toward the COW and yet no domestic
animals are more sensitive, or more quickly
feel the unkindness shown them. They can
be made docile and mild in their disposition
or timid and wild, just in accordance with
the treatment they receive from the herder
and milker; and it is we'll established fact
that cow will transmit her disposition in
great degree to her progeny. A rough,
quick-temperel person should never be en-
ployed as mixer; and one who will on any
pretense whatever, kick or strike a COW,
should be kicked in turn, from the barn.
yard into the street, and never be allowed to
return Gentless will increase the quantity
ofmilk, as has been shown by change cf
a cruel and irascible to one who practiced
kind and gentle treatment. 1t is an injury
to COWS to be driven faster than an easy walk,
to or from their pastures. TO be urged on
by thoughtless boys. and these perhaps on
horseback, is to produce fever and heating
of the blood which is sure to dry up or lessen
the flow of milk.
Cows should always, bo made as comfor-
table as possible, summer and winter; itpays
to do it--PacJic Rural Press.
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PROPOSAL.

SEALED Proposals will be received at the Of
fee of the County commissioners at the cour
house, for one month, for the building of q
bridge on Big Lynche's Greek at Miller's Mill
Names Of sureties must accompany the bid.
J.F. SUTHERLAND Chairman.
aug. 8 I'm
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