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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-05-16

NARROW GUAGE.-We understand that P B.
Borst. Esq, addressed the people of Highland
county, during the May term of the Circuit
Court of that county, on the subject of the Mar
row Guage Railroad, chartered to run from Wash
ingtnn city to Cincinnati and St. Louis. The
route proposed will pass through Highland. The
people Of that county manifest considerable in
terest in the enterprise, and proposeto take stock
private and county, to the amount of 100000
A. Stephenson and C. P. Jones. acted Presi-
dent and Secretary of the meeting addressed by
Mr. Borst. The road, if constructed, would be
OF considerable benefit to the counties through
which 1T would pass, and develop immense miner
al wealth.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-05-16

MAIL CoNrRAcT.-Col. A. W. Hartman. of this
county, has been awarded the contract for carry
ing the United States Mail. for four years, three
times week. from San Antonio, to Eagle Pass,
Texas, at ST., 900 year. Col Hartman put in
bids for various. other routes in Texas, but we
have not learned whether any others have been
awarded him. lie VIII leave for Texas about the
l st of June-the contract commences on the LIST
of July.
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LIVELY EXCURSION :PARTY.-0n Friday morn
ing last. about $50 of the young ladies, pupils Of
the Augusta Female Seminary. left this city. on
special train of cars, an excursion 10 the
White Sulphur Springs, and returned in the eve
ming. They remained at the Springs about three
hours. and enjoyed the picturesque and grand
scenery there, only as young. light hearted school
Girls could. 6. l.. Peyton. Esq. proprietor Of
the White, had been accidentally informed of tho
contemplated visit, and had prepared for the
company generous reception and delightful re
past of Ice Cream and Cake Miss Juliet BE- Id
win. principal of the school, with number of hel
assistants. and Gen. Echols, one of the trustees
accompanied the party.
The excursion was pleasant and healthful di
version from the regular routine of student life
and the young ladies entered into its spirit zeal
ously.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-05-16

The CARSON TRIAL.-This protractcd trial,
which had kept our community in state of fe-
verish excitement from the date of its commence.
ment to its close, ended on Monday morning last.
The jury could not agree upon a verd lct-seven
be.iaving in ''unjusti6ahl, manslaughtel" and FIVE
il justifable manslaughter.'
There has never been case more severely con-
tested. involving such vast consequences within
our remembrance. The Commonwealth Attorney,
young and comparatively inexperienced in such
momentous issues, had to plant himself as the
shield of what was alleged the offended rights of
the State and its citizens, and in opposition to the
arguments and forensic eloquence of three lawyers
who in their efforts in defence of the accused main
tanned the high reputation of the Staunton bar
lone of the ablest of the State
The trial Of young Carson will again take place
on the gsth Of june; according to appointment Of
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-05-16

STATE Board OF HEALTH AND VITAL STATS
'rlcs.-Goyernar Walker has appointed and COM
zafssioned the following physicians to constitute
the State Board Of Health and p7tal Statistics, crea
ted by recent act of Assembly: ]. G. Cabel
George Ross. l.. s. Joynes, (ali of Richmond
L. B. Edwards, Lynchburg; J. L. Cabell, Char
lottesville; A. NJ. Fauntleroy, Stanton; and
John W. Lawson, Smithteld, Isle of Wight.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRaINIA.-The following gen
tlemen have been appointed by the Governor as
visitors TO the University of Virginia: Messrs
William ]. Robertson, Micajah Woods Charlottes-
willie; Moses Walton. Woodstock: Thos Smith,
Wsrrenton; E. &. Montague, Middlesex r. H.
Bsker, Norfolk: W. r. Berkeley, Farmville; R.
"a. H. Kean, Lynchburg, and Jos. I. Campbell,
Abingdon. They will serve until March LIST,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-05-16

EisSENCEs- Lemon, Vanilla Gelatine raras-
~ fne Wax cardles, Toilet soap, 81
may z . y hGATS. 9.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-05-16

In the case of Mr. J. H. Picker, of Spring
Hill, alleged to have violated the Internal Revenue
laws, it is proper to state, and we do SO with
pleasure. knowing him do. that there was
no intention of violating any law Mr.. p, we
believe, keeps little liquor to sell at his store,
exclusively for medicinal purposes, there being
no drug store within eight miles of that place.
The Unitel States Grand Jury, at Harrisonburg,
which had the case before it, promptly declined
to make a presentment.
The same The case with Mr.. Daniel Fish
er, of that place Both are gentlemen of excel
lent character and would not, under any circum-
stances, be guilty of wifully violating the law
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-05-16

PArrNrs GRANTED - Messrs. McKeever
~Schoppeft, OF this city, have been awarded pat
~ent, by the Commissioner of Patents, for their
.virginia Churn Mr.. McKeever and 3. NJ.
Cushing, Esq, are now in Nashville. exhibiting
This churn before the .'Natlonal ladustrial Expo
ofth.se gentlemen. states they have met with
great sncoura cement, and that they will probably
visit St. Louis, and exhibit the ehurn before the
National Agricultural Fair, which meets there on
the Goth inst.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-05-16

. CItFN.
Smith s. Elder. p. q. may 9-it
NENFsS-Fiss Calf SHOES, at
u may Att G.. L. WELLER S.
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For Mayor,
N. x. TROUT

SECOND WARD.
Maj. Ed. McMahon, J. NJ. Hardy,
John W. ABBY, VIM. H. II. Lynn,
u. u. Bell. james H. Wa.ers
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and everything else to be found in st-class
Variety store, warrant him in promising salts
faction to all who will favor him with a call.
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I10r Sake :ns ;so,aye fi.ss.t whials,
Il GU, he hvug:.t very 10Y Apply II.
U+I;B v l.ji.A.S.
+! My "if N1ie ettes.,,-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-05-16

: o1Ah y Ell I'M LIN,
april fi-ff Swoopc's Depot.
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the Wesleyan Female Institute John 3. Bald
win, Trustee CT the Wesleyan Female Institute,
Benjamin Weller, Thornton Berry and Thomas
P EskriJge, -. Defendants.
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THE BUIE INSTITUTE.

CHARLESTON, s. c., September 10.
Miss Mary Ann Bule &c. S. F.) begs 10 thank
the officers of the South Carolina Railroad
Company for their kindness in rendering her
every assistance In establishing her female
Institute In the Town OF Aiken, 8. c.; one OF
the most suitable localities In the land. Miss
Bule begs to inform her friends everywhere
| that she has secured the assistance of Gene
raj G. j. Rains to lecture on astronomy and
chemistry and to teach mathematics and the
languages. None but the ablest teachers will
be employed in her Institute. Everything
will be taught that is taught In any school in
New York or Baltimore.
Miss Bule begs to inform all her friends who
have sympathized with her since the war, and
have promised to aid her when they saw her
succeeding, that she has secured on elegant
building on a hill, with pleasant surroundings,
and will be able to purchase her Institute by
the liberal patronage Of her friends. She has
taught in all her schools free pupils at her own
expense, as her donations have not yet been
paid. She begs the cooperation and aid OF
all who feel an interest In education. She
will have o free school separate from her In
stltute. NJ. A. BUIE, Principal.
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THE NER YORK VEGETABLE ANL
FRUIT MARKETS.
The Daily Bulletin, OF Tuesday, September

The Daily Bulletin, OF Tuesday, September
II, says:
Potatoes are not quite so plenty, and held
nominally a trl1e frmer; sweets selling freely
at steady prices. Vegetables Without essen
tial change, fair Inquiry for potatoes at about
former prices. Our quotations are In bulk;
In shipping order so cents per Dbl must be
added. We quote: Early Rose at 81 50al rs,
and early Goodrich and Jackson whites at $la
l rs; sweets So 50a4 per bbl. We quote vege-
tables : Green corn -$lal rs per 100. Red
onions, per Dbl, s2a2 So; do Connecticut white
81 per Dbl. Squash, marrowfat, per Dbl, 75ca
ST.. New turnips 81 2oa2 so per Dbl. Cabbages
ssal2 per 100. Beets, Jersey, 81 60. Tomatoes
60a7Oc per basket. Egg plant 5Oa75c per
dozen. Lima beans 81 rs per bag; do, shelled,
81 per bushel.
Peaches are rather slow to-day, as usual on
Monday. Apples continue dull but held a lrlfle
frmer. Bartlett pears are flrmer, but other
descriptions In but moderate demand. Grapes
steady. Other articles without material change.
We quote as follows: Apples-Fall plppins,
per Dbl, 75caSl so; Greetings, do. 75ca$l Is.
Pears-Bartlett, per crate, $2a3 20; do, per
Dbl, $l2a$l5; Duchess, do, s5a6; Flemish
beauty, per Dbl, s5a6 so; table, per bbl,
S2a3 rs; common. 40, sla2 so. Grapes
Concord, per 10. Safe; Delaware, do, 10a12c.
Peaches-Delaware, good TO prime, per crate,
slal rs; do, fair 10 good, do, 70asl; do. per
basket, 4Ocasl; Jersey, do, 3Ocasl. Plums-
green cages. per Dbl, s5a6; blue do, s5a6.
Melons-nutmeg, Jersey, per Dbl, 38ca$l 80;
water, Jersey, per 100, sl5a2O; do, seconds and
| culls, S3al3.
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The contract for laying the new ~plank-roao
through Alexander street, from Calnoun W
Chapel, which was proposed by the Mayor ano
| sanctioned by Council at is last meetng, mas
been awarded to Mr.. Patrick Brady, the con-
tractor who laid the plank-roads In King ana
| Spring streets. AS this road Will % useu
principally for the transportation Oh hea'y
| merchandise. such as cotton and naval stores,
| the blanks are to be laid upon five sleepers,
instead of the usual number, which ls 1our.
Mr.. Brady has agreed to do the work at one
dollar and ten cents per running foot, and The
distance from Calhoun to Chapel streets being
| about one thousand feet, will make an aggre-
rate cost of about twelve hundred dollars.
The lumber has already been carried to the
| spot. and the work will be commenced this
morning. 1t will be finished by the 2sth Inst.
A new wooden store-house, one story, OF
twelve feet high, forty-fve feet long BY thirty
broad, with q queen post roof, covered with
tin, has recently been erected upon Hunters
wharf, on Cooper River, next south OF the
| east end of Laurens street. The store-house
has been built by Mr.. W. a. O'Brlen, who has
recently engaged In the wood factorage ousl-
ness. 1t stands where there has never before
been a building of any kind; the wharf upon
which 1t rests being a new one recently Quilt
over a waste mud fat.
An extensive addition to the sale stables Oh
| Mr.. r. Arnold, at the corner OF Meeting ana
| John streets, has just been completed oy Mr..
j. c. Lacosle. The addition stands on the
north side of John street, one door west OIL
Meeting. It consists OF a Uncovered pitched
roof, eighty feet long by thirty wide, support
ed by a solid brick wall, twelve feet high on
the front and rear, and a series OF brick pillars
of the same height on either side. The spaces
Intervening between the pillars are closed by
broad panels constructed with narrow inter-
stices for admitting an abundance of light and
air. An old building that formerly stood upon
the lot was pulled down and the new one put
up In its place within the short space OF seven
days. Mr.. Arnold's main stables are also
being thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
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THE BaNK OF CHARLESTON.

A handsome luncheon was served at the
Offices OF the. Bank Of Charleston National
Banking Association yesterday morning, in
celebration of the conversion of the old Bank
of Charleston into q National Bank. Most OF
the leading bankers and merchants of the city
were present, and took the opportunity OF
concentrating the officers Of the bank upon
Its bright prospects.
The business Of the bank, we are glad to
say, is steadily and rapidly increasing, and
the certain continuance OF THE energy, liberali-
ty and tair-dealing, which we're noteworthy
In days gone BY, may ebe relied on to raise the
bank to its old and honorable position as g
leading monetary Institution.
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sorE1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS.
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
NJ. Crawford, Georgia. 3. R. Rodger, J. d.
Rodger, Graham's Cross Roads; A. J.. Carrie,
Florence; T. NJ. Creecy, Northeastern Rail-
road; A. ". Smith, Nichols. s. Gil. W. Wood
ham, A. E. woodhsm, E. A. shingler, South
Carolina; B. Williams, White Pond, s. G.; L.
G. Rice, Bamberg;E. Hane, Savannah; Thos.
McFeer, Beaufort, 8. c.; O. H. Best, B. &.
Garwin, H. J. Moody, Allendale; a. P. PoHteli'
G. P. Cotchett, Savannah.
- Churleston.
D. Epstein, Columbia; James G. Brown, J.
A. Duncan, Barnwell; Il. Il. Gardiner, Geor-
gia; John q. Jones, Elberton; q. A. Bodlne,
New York; J. 8. Lawrence, Savannah; G. B.
Dlbble, New York; Max Kern, New Haven,
Conn; H. Rothchild, Savannah; ". B. Herrlod.
D.. J. Tysen, Jr., New York; 8. G. Hayes, Phil
adelphla; J. R. Toscano, N. outmetas, Balti.
more; A. R. Kennady, Williamsburg; J. d.
B%urckhalter, Wllliston.
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CHILLS AND FEVER /?
SILVER SPRINGS, NEAR oCALA, FLA.,l
March 1871

SILVER SPRINGS, NEAR OCALA, FLA.,l
March LIST.
MHssRs. DowIR. NOISE & DAVIS, CHARLESTON,
s. O.-Dear Sirs: 1 regard NOISES FEVER AND
AGUE PILLS as o certain cure, and q blessing 10
all living In the mslarious districts Of the south,
Very respectfully. yours,
JAS. b. nWENS, II. D.
KINGSTRRE, 8. u, December 81, 1870.
Mr., B. F. NOISE, CHARLESTON, ). O.-Dear Sir;
I have used your FEVER AND AGCE PILLS IN
instance failed to relieve my patients. I have
now frequent calls In my drug store for them, and
1 always recommend them. and With the haIpiest
results; wish thai yo1 may .i nave the .n satisi lac
PLIlsn have relieved many under my treatment
when other medicines that l have tried have
failed to do. Yours, respectfully.
is. B~ROUKINGT0N, ID. D.
MERcArURs, BARNwELL. DIST, 8. C,(
July II, 1871.
Mr., B. F. MoIsE-Dear Sir: LII reply to your
question as TO what has been the success OF your
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, that hive been sold
by US, we would say as far as we know, they
have given entire satisfaction. Weshall continue
to recommend them.
Yours, respectfully,
W.T.. BLANTON & son.
NEAR GREEN POND, s. i y. r. K
November IL, 1870.
Nh. B. F. MoIsE-Deor Sir: | am glad TO say
YOUR FEVER AND AGUE PILLS are all you claim
for them. Ihave used them IN my family ana on
my place, and In every case tney nave proved 81
fectual: some uf the cases | had thought chronic,
as they have lasted over W yeas. In no case
was more than u single box required, aud IN no
case has the disease returned, and It Is over three
months ago since l used them.
Yours. &C., b. 4. WllSON.
GouRDIN's DEPOT, N. E.. r. R., Sept. l6, 1871. >.
MEssRs: DowIE, NOISE Il DAVIs-Slrs: l am I'm.
prOvingin health almost as fast as l CAN, laoofing
Under different old chronic diseases. / took
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, agreeable TO
directions, and find them the best medicine
have ever taken. and they have made o complete
cure OF Ohllls and Fever on me, and my case was
oRe OF the worst.
Yeur humble servant.
WILLIAM J. BRADLEY,
Peedee Railroad Bridge Keeper.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ioere,
dients OF sny~ kind-nothing In the leass oesIee
iniurious to the system under any clrcunistanSes
and may be administered with perfect faiety
to an infant. .oo. oho,,ro ,o case
when taken as directed.
Sold BY Druggists and Dealers every nere'
''1" DOWIE. NOISE d DAVIS,
Propr!etors and Wholesale DrngRlsss',
May3O-ths6mo Ona.IeoY0".N.
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FURcHGoTT. BENEDICT d Co. announce to
the public that they will open their new store
No. 275 King street, on Monday, September 80.
Preparations are made for the display OF the
very latest and finest styles of Dress Goods,
tall descriplions,) Shawls, &c, and Ladies' are
most respectfully requested to Inspect the
very latest fashions before supplying them
selves for the season. Our prices will be reg:
ulated according to the lowest New York price
currents. Respectfully, %FuRcHdoTT, BENEDICT
& Co. sPpl9
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MEMORANDA.

The steamer ] " Everman, from Philadelphia
for Norfolk, which was In collision 10 hampton
Roads with Br bark Eliza Maria, from santos lor
Baltimore, reports that the steamer was roupoing
SeweI,s Point on The uxual course when the look.
ont mar saw a ligglt on q vessel close 10 star6oard.
The helm was Immediately put hard aport. A rev
moments AFTER tina steamer struck q vessel lying
exactly In the opposite direction from the one nrst
seen. This vessel proved 10 be the Br oark Eilza
Maria. Those on board the .steamer assert posi-.
lively that they SAW no light on the bark until
AFTER the collision. On the other hand, Capt Pal
To-, OF the bark. says that he had the required
liohts mn and the lookout man at his post, and
that this man hated the steamer before the col.
lision occurred. The birk was valued at $4,000
and the cargo at about 500, 600. the latter Insured
in New York and The former IN England.
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nR. BAER's IMPROVED VEGETABLE
CATHARTIC PILLS.

The PROPRIETOR OF these Pills confidently be
,,oras thai he has succeeded, by a sktlful comb.
nation OF vegetable remedies, In producing q pre-
naratlon that will bring health and hspptness TO
the nnIortunate sufferer. In the following dis.
easea ihey have been used by thousands with
most wonderful success: Bilious Disorders and
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head.
ache, Costlyenes LOSS OF Appetite, Neuralgia,
Dropsy, Dysente, PIle', Diseases Of the Skin.
Pain in the Side, OK and Limbs, sick Headache,
and all arrangements OF the stomach.
These Pills may be taken with perfect safety by
persons of any age or sex. No family should be
Without :hem.
Price rs cents a box; 6 boxes for one dollar.
The usual discount to the trade.
For sale by DR. B. BAER,
aupq No. 13l Meeting street.
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LAUNCH OF A New SLooP.-A new sloop,
called the Harrietta, built by Messrs. Tobin &
Brandt, ~shipbuilders, for Captain Joseph
Emanuel Thackey, was launched yesterday
morning from her stocks at the east end Of
Amherst street. The HarrieLta is of q hand
some model, fifty feet long over all by sixteen
beam, with four feet six inches depth of hold,
and has a carrying capacity for seventeen hum
dred bushels of rice. At her masthead Is a
miniature fireman, gaudily attired and blew
ing a trumpet. She was built expressly Tor
the santee trade. She sits well upon the water
and presents q fine appearance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-19

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PURCHASING FOR
CAsH.-That they can save twenty per cent.
by calling and examining the stock OF Dry
Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Notions, &C., on
consignment from Manufacturers, at the Auc-
ton and Commission House Of VIM. Mckay,
No. As Wentworth street.
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John G. Minor & Co. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK,
at No. = Meeting street, two doors below their
store, shoes, dry goods, DC.
Pan, B. Lalane & Co. will sell at half-past 3
o'clock, at their store, sugar-cured hams.
r. NJ. Marshall & Brother will sell at III
O'Clock, at their Office, a mule.
J. A. EnsloH & Co. will sell st 10 O'Clock, at
their store, claret wine, molasses aud hams.
7. NJ. Cater will sell al 9 O'Clock, at his store,
molasses. "a
Lanrey, Alexander & Co. will sell at ~
o'clock. at their store, shoulders, hams, DC.
william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store. buggy, barouche, DC.
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TIE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

Municipal Court.
William Burley, drunk, dismissed. Jessey
Jones, d%Isorderly, one dollar. hott sinitn,
lodged by a trial Justice, delivered to warrant.
James Carron, United States soldier, disor:
derby and fighting, referred to the post COM
rssader. A COW, at large, one dollar.
Trial Justices Courts.
Motto Smith was before Trial Justice Rollins
Yesterday. charged with committing an as
sault and battery upon Henry Smith. BE was
to pay one dollar and costs.
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NOTICE TO DRUaarsTs.-By act of the Leg
islature, druggists arc required to have the
ANTIDoTE 10 each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold BY them printed upon the label on
each bottle or package. TUE News Job Office
Is prepared to print TO order all such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. Speci-
mems may be seen on application.
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LANGLEY is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, With Irish linen fronts, for So so.
Also Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all kinds
Of Ladies' furnishing goods, at very low
prices.
Stitching Of all kinds done to order, at No.
l6l King street. sep9-lmo
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington WHFRet'
WILMINGTON. September II.
spIR1rs TURuENT1NK.- Sales OF 256 Dols-lS4 at
vnoTs HMarker uuiet. sales OF 1854 bbls az
ss s5 for strained, IS IS for extra No 2, IS soa4
CRUDE TURPsNTrNE.-The market firm. sales
2oS bbls at So rs for hard, So for yello" dip anu
S. for v.rgin. ~ =, hh,o
"~TAR-Msrket quiet and firm. Sales OF "A dds
. nm quiet. Sales OF 1913 bales at lSc
for middling and IKE for low mlddllng.
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II WEATHER.

The range of the Thermometer yester-'
day at the drug store Of Mr.. Joseph
Blackmsn, on the south side OF Broad street,
was as follows ga. NJ, 70; 10 A. H., IS; IL
H., 70; Up. NJ, 81; 4P. NJ, 30; 6 P. NJ, II; 9
r. NJ. 76.
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RATHER WARM.-The s%ubjoined extract from
a letter from De Soto Parish, Louisiana, gives
the people of South Carolina q mild Idea of
the torrid heat which this season has parched
up tbs crops Of the South In general. The
letter Is dated August 30:
It lie 80 hot and dry here, and no rain, that
the peaches are cooked on the trees. We will
make very little cotton. ALI near here in the
aama Ak.
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OFPIOE HOURS.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

PARTIES desiring to Gil their orders for Bag
cling can be supplied this day by Messrs.
Roach & MCffett, who have supplies landing
at reasonable prices.
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CLUBS, SOCIETIES AND LODGES can have
their Constitutions, Summonses, Bills, &C.,
printed neatly, quickly and cheaply, by leaV-
ng orders at The NEWS JOB OFFICE.
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1n,erIor c.ptton mnrkets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
WINNsBoRo,' September II.
For the past week f38 bales have been soio
=" 'u0 MACON, September 10.
Receipts for Saturday and Monday were pressy
large. as also were sales and shipments. Ine
maSket was gomewhat unsettled. Sales OF due
DUAL! Y OF cotton were made at TIC; lower
grades are Quotable OIL tic; receipts saturday anu
Yesterday 692 bales; sules 81 shipped 45l.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-19

FIVE CASES of new and elegant styles OF
Dress Goods just received at Furchgott, Bene-
dict & Co., No. 244 King street.