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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-29

Whilst the Federal troops are en-
gagged in the pursuit of imaginary Ku.
kux in the South, the Indians are
laying waste the frontiers of Texas.
and numbering along the whole from
tier line, south and west. This is a
sample Of the Radical villainy pro
posed TO be corrected by the election
ofGrceley. Spotted Tail with bundle
of tanned buffalo hides can buy of
Grant permission to murder every white
settler contiguous TO the Rocky Noun
tains, and the promise of small profit
will induce him Grant TO tan all the
scalps taken, and Henry Wilson 10
make them up into moccasins for the
she Radicals Of New England.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-29

Don, wait for sunshine to be pho.
tographed. MuCormae & Co. make
good pictures IN all kinds Of weather
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-29

ALREADY Colfax is being soothed
with assurances of a good place, pro-
vided he works faithfully for Grant
He had better take an insurance on
his chances.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-29

BosroS Is, just now, making itself
lively With oat-sat and foul breath
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-29
II l. II M S.:
TAKE NOTICE.

Having bought the right Of Montgomery
county to sell Hodgman & Bakers FAMILY
Album, forewarn any person from in.
ringing on this patent, or they will he
prosecuted TO the full extent OF the law
Persons wishing tn huy can see u specimen
copy at McCormac's Gallery, in Clarksville,
and at the store OF i. Batsou & Co., on the
Southside of the river.
Junee9 lSl2-IW TRATSON
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-29

Books! Books ! Books =
Go to Owen & Moore's for
School Books, College Text
Books. Blank Books and sta
tionery.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-29

Also Two Barns. Stables, &C., and all other
necessary out buildings. Also an Appl. aud
Peach Orchard. IL contains 5ld acres, about
20 OF which are cleared, aud the ba nee
Very Fine Timber Land. About 80 or 100
acres are In Glover.
4 fne Creek runs through the Center of
the Farm, supplying the Farm with Waite
the whole year.
IL IL ono Of the Finest Farms In the coun.
~, and would make "a splendid Stock Farm
ThcTitle 10 the Property Is Perfect. will
only require small Cash Payment, aud
the balance on long
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-06-29
Offer for sale
PRIV ATELY.

my Farm lying on Blooming Grove Greek,
~ M1ntgoincry county. This rarm lies on
one mile rom uorDa ndaie aud twelve miles
rom Clarksville,-ts In one mile oft;uin.
th'rlhhd kivor, and one mile OF the Mem.
PMS, GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25
TEE WEATHER.

The fine weather of the week pfeceu'ns
Sunday last began on that afternoon 10 sno"
signs of a coming change, and by monoaS
morning had given place to genuine eqninoc-
t,al weather. The rain commenced at nsn-
mast seven o'clock on Mond ~ morning. ana
a VARYING fall continued with little intefm's-
slon until night. The wind at the same time
was quite fresh, and kept shifting to and ITO
from east to south with the characteristic
teyerishness Of the equinox. But 1t was mol
until midnight on Monday that the rain be-
gan in real good earnest. From that time
until seven A. NJ. yesterday 1t came down az
If all the reservoirs above had suddenly
broken loose. The streets everywhere bore
marks yesterday morning of having been
flooded the night previous, and several were
partly submerged until the day was far ao-
ya1ced. The total rainfall from half past
seven A. N. Monday to twelve N. yesterday
was 2 $500 inches. OF this amount 73-loo
inches fell between midnight. Monday and
seven o'clock yesterday morning. Between
seyen A. NJ. and twelve NJ. yesterday the fail
uas s LOO inches. Hard showers continued
TO fall at short Intervals throughout the day.
The range of the thermometer yester
aay at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph Black
man. on the south side of Broad street, was
"a follows /: 8 A. NJ, IA; 10 A. NJ, u; Il M,
so; .2P. NJ, 80; 4P. NJ, 10; T. H., 70; . +.
M:,7Ts pa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25
TIE NEw YORK VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT MARKETS.
The Daily Bulletin, OF Monday, September

The Daily Bulletin, OF Monday, September
%, says: c.-,.no
The demand continues good and faVorlte
varieties are held firmly. Sweets larry acsise
and steady. Vegetables Without materlsi a.Iea,
alton. Our quotations are IN ouiK; III snipp.us
order SOC per bbl. must be added. we queue:
Early Rose at 81 50a2, and early Goodrlch ana
.Jackson whites at 81 25al so; sweets IS 50a4 per
bbl for Virginia, and So 75a4 for we
nuota vegetables: Green corn 75caSl per 10y.
He'd onions per Dbl, $2a2 SO; do yellow % Qua
q. do Connecticut white So 50a4 per Dol.
SQUASH, marrowfat, per Dbl, 76ca$l. new ina-
nips 50 Seas per Dbl. Caboages sss1I gpeea. i n~.
Bee,s, Jersey. 81 so. tomatoes ooa'oG pc,
basket. Egg plant 6Oca$l per d01en: La nns
beans $2a2 so per 9 40 sneliea soA' pei
| bush. Carrots, per Dbl, 81 60. 49,.
A few cranberRleB have peen receiver, out
as yet there Is scarcely any INQUIRIES LOT tnSm
Bartlett pears are very scarce To-Day anu OtIng
fully thu prices given In our last issue. oIner
fruits are quiet and without material cnange.
We quote as follows: Apples-Fal plpplns, per
bbl, 75a$l so; black pippins,d do, 76a$i 5o; GREEN
ines, do, 75casl 25. Pears-BartletC, per Dol.
sl5a25; Duchess, do, $8al0; Flemlsh peauty'
per Dbl, $6al0; liable, per Dbl, SEAS 70; common
do, $la2 so. Grapes-CoDcord, per 10, 4aoci
Delaware, do, 8al0c. Peaches delaware,
1000 to prime, per crate, 76aSl; 40, ialr 10
good, do, 50a65; do, per 6asket, 2oa6Vi JET
sew. dc, 25as5c. Cranberries 81 per onsnei.
Plnms--Green cages, per bbl, seas; blue, 49,,
S6a6: do. inferior lots, $3a3 SO. Melons-Wa.
ter, Jersey. per 100, ssal2; do, SECONDS and
culls, $3a6.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25
BorEI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a.
Pavilion.

p. Bowers, Savannah; J.J. Baxton, camp
bleton; G. A.. Harvey, Gillisonville; c. hctal,s,
Bull River; E. c. Clayton, Steamship Sea Cum
A. J. Pearce, Darlington; J. D. MCCALL
Florence; F. G. Lyman, North Carohna' ~
strauss, South Carolina; c. G. Puffer, Column
bla; G. F. Iutyre, South Carolina; J.T' Stew
art. Greenyllle; B. F. wardlaw, D. L. wail-
lock. Florida; j. 8. Lyon, Augusta; NJ. hein'
tyre. North Carolina; j. N. Waddill, Cnefaw
and darlington Railroad; J. CroWder, NORM
Carolina: E. A. Weleston, Colnmoiai ". D.
soiers. st. Stephens; Mrs. R. R. osgood, l.
Callahan, Georgia; E. H. Bowling, Bamberg'
IN lowe. v. L. Edmundraw and wife, Mrs.
MCGEE. C. ". Wynne, Georgia; ]. Burnham'
N. F. Talbot, Jr., Rockport, Me.
Charleston.
q. D. Warren, Geo. stober, New York; j.
". Burmlss. Virginia; Mrs. Hare and child
jacksonville; Robert Wiltbank, Philadelphia
j. R. Cordier, Atlanta; D. a. Williams, Geor
gla; A. Weyburger, San Franchises Henry
Never, A. David, Savannah; Thos. R. Dashin
New YORK; D. #. Jack, G. W. Wynne, Georgia
W. L. Ellis, 8. G. Bond, Macon; o. R. Baume
Newberry; A. Hutten, Macon: W. L. DePass
Jas. P. DePass, Camden; J. 9. Staples, Vlr
cinla; A. G. Dickson. 8. W.. Num-, craWforas
Vile; J. K. Vance, Cokesbury.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25
LACONIC S.

I'll train from Savannah, which was due
In this city at seven O'Clock, last evening, o,u
not arrive until nine. 1t was detained oy
heavy freights. ,-,,. :,
The bedroom of a gentleman living IN
Rroad street. near The NEWS office, has oeen
entered twice recently by a thiei' who carried
off nine new shirts the first time, and TWO
valuable coats the second time.
The Boilers held caucuses In various paris
Of the city last evening. One was held al
Garrett Byrnes's store. on the corner OF hasei
and East Bay streets, and another at Peter
Ashes house, in Berresford street.
Robert slmons, a colored boy about eight
years old, was arrested and carried to the De-
tectiye office, yesterday, charged with steal
ing two revolvers from Mr.. William Cochrane.
He acknowledged the theft, but would Hot
tell what he had done with the revolVers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 4. c.. SEPTEMBER rs, 1872.
Lat 80 deg 10 min 90 sec. Lon 7sdeg 81 min u sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Charleston, Berry. New York-6o
hours to he bar. Mdse. To las Adger d co, J
E Adger 4 co, DA ANIME, A NJ Aager, app I
Adams, Damon d co, 8 y hsuloau ASeni, p
Armstrong, Edwin Bates d co, D Aiken, b
Bischofr q 90, T n BRISTOL q co, BroWn, "A
Bowman, agent, Miss II CLEAR, . Bsre @ GO, -
Boyd, ] b Drumming d co, F0 BoIneI, nIown'
bell, l. Cohen L co, I II Cater, o Clacius, VIM b
Charee d CO, II Oobla d co, J CantWell. L Chapin,
] Craig, F w Olaussen, E Day, Jos Dotnage, r
Darcy, DoWie. Nose q DsVis, hpTius o soas .
F~orsythe, McComb & co. Furcngott, senealct co,
Elias Bros, B Feldmann d co, y F Flemlng d CO,
l L Falk d co, E II Grimke, Capt EO 5eWes. d
sspa 9 s i eS; ) H Il q asrra II De- q v aost;sS, ! J
Hurkamp & co, I Hyman d co, HAITI q ca, A
Hunt, Jos W Harrison, A Hayden, v y
Johnson, Johnston, crews d co, 'eaoros q 20,
Johnson & Brown, II Katie co, klnsman q
ell, Knobeioch d Small, Il W Krlette. Kressel 4
Brandes, Laurey, Alexander q CO, ke9nerly, d
G Lopez. G J Luhn, p B Lslane i co. a LANCER, E
Lee, J Luden, W Lear. a y te~1.n ~ u mst,1'
| s X Marshall & co, Menke q Muller, + Murray,
] G Minor i co, Martin d Mood, A NimllG d CO,
Melcners d Mnller, W Mclean, McLoy q klce, u
oldenburgh, VIM hat,hIsssen' y G = eadS q son, = =
RICHTER, O Puppenheim, steamer Pilot Boy, Jno
Rngheimer, O Pienge, kaVenel Il co, Quackenbush,
Estill d co, Ravenel, Holmes d. co, \ Hooe, Rota,
Ste6ens, Werner j. QUICKER, walker, Evans 4
Cogsweli, Rlecke L Pe,erman, h Slender, E B
stoddard 4 co, WAGNER d Aonsees, u Triest, Z :
Tsylor & co, Steele & Wardell. VIM shepherd L
co, 5 Thomson. Il Vollers, Otto F WIsters, W J
Yates, P Walsh, 8 Il vii. on b Bro, F Wenmann,
| L Brown, N Emanuel, g Follin d Son; Nlpson'
DAY Times, P Reilly, r P Toale. Geo b Walter d co,
| F Won Sanren, Q vogs, o s Surgeon, U ) Su9sss-
| ence Department, order. and others: On mon
day, Esd, 10 A II, 10 miles south OF haLtelSs, Pass.
bound North.
Schr Annie Murchle, Merrill, Philadelphls-7
days. Coal and powder. To Roach d Monett and
| ] N Robson,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25

TAKE COURAGE, NVALDs.-Pafn and weak
ness produce dependency, and the invalid
who Is laboring under bodily torture, debility
and mental depression at the same time Is In
deed in a pitlable condition. But let all who
are thus situated take heart. A balm 1s pro-
.vided both for their physical and mental mfr
;mitles In Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Among
the commonest sources OF pain, uneasiness
and melancholy are the diseases which affect
the stomach, the liver, the allmentary canal,
the nerves and the muscles, such as dyspep-
sla, bilious disorders, constipation, headache,
h~ysterIa, and rheumatism, all of which yield
readily to the regulating, invigorating and
purifying influence Of this peerless vegetable
tonic, stlmulant and restorative. Take cour-
aGe sefFowfnl invalids; you will find the help
You need in Hostetter's Bitters.
sep23-mwf3D6w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

N MARKETS.
LONDON. September "a.
~Noon.-Consols s2H. Flyes SOY.
FRANKFORT, september "a.
NEW YORK, September "a.
Noon.-Freights firm. STOCKS I'm. Goid ssesay
abort 8. Governments firm and dull. state bonds
EyeniDp.-Freights a shade frmer. Money easy
and ranging at 367. Sterling inactive at 7Aa7N.
Gold lsXslsH. Governments STEADY. s'a'es
very quiet.
- LIVERPOOL, september "a.
~Noon.-Cotton opened quiet and STEADY up
lands 9HasKd, Orleans 9X.
I.ater.-Cotton steady; speculation ana e1por'
5000 bales; sales orleans, for September, e%a:
,Eyening.-Ootton unchanged sales OF mlddllne
Orleans fr October and November 9Hd. Yarns
and fabrics dull with a downward tendency
NEW YORK. September "a.
~Noon.-Cottou steady; uplands 1870, Orleans
19x; sales 1855 bales.
E~yening.-Uotton steady; sales 364o oalesi up.
!: lands 1sHc, Orleans 19Kc; net receipts !36; gross
4lSs. Sales OF futures to-day 1850 bales, az iol'
lows: September, lsA, 1877; october, u lS'Is'
l5X; January. Is ll-1e, IS 1915; February. lsI,
lsX; March, lsk, 10 1915; April, 2oK, 2oH.,
BOSTON. Septen: Der "a.
Cotton dull; middllngs loo; gro.s receipts 232s
! bales; exports 10 Great Britain 81; sales 200; stock
5000.
Cotton quiet; mlddlings lsxc.
BALTIMORE, September "a.
Cotton dull; mlddlngs 181e; gross receipts "a
/: coastwise, last evening, 1880; stock 1910.
NORFOLK. September "a.
| Cotton dull; low middling ike; net receipts
75s bales; exports coastWise sS7; sales 80.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25

STEAMSHIP AcrIvrTY.-The activity now pre-
yailing in the movement of freight between
Charleston and the various Northern ports,
is unprecedented in the history of the city.
All the lines of steamers are overcrowded with
business, and the vessels of the Adger line are
doing almost double duty, being turned about
and forwarded just as soon as 1t is possible to
take lii their freight. TIE Charleston arrived
yesterday after a smooth and quick passage,
bringing perhaps the largest steamship load
ever brought into this harbor; and the Man
haitian sails to-day at noon. Immense freights
are being carried by these vessels both ways,
and, as for passenger accommodations, we
can do the visitors to the North no greater
kindness than to recommend them to the cour-
teous attention of Captain Woodruff and his
excellent officers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25
WILMINGTON, September "a.

WILMINGTON, September "a.
Cotton quiet; mlddltngs nomlnaily io;sT, J.
receipts 4s2 bales exports coas'"Se OIL oo's' A'
stock 40. eo,tamber "a
Cotton firm and In good demane; m a,nts Ins1
17kal7kc; low middlings 49, net. secelp's 4Soi
bales; sales 1000; stock II, s4; sontembe, "a.
Cotton dull; middllugs lsKc; net receipts sss
bales; sales COL. n-,, eon,omher o.
Cotton active; middlings 17Hal7hc; recelp'8
y "' MOBILE, September "a.
Cotton firm; low mIddlings 17hc, midanngs
1sal8Ac; net receipts 1881 Dalesi e4pofs oooe''
wise s61; sales 100; s,Oc 6s sSy.. september "a.
Cotton in good demand; good oIoi M, yeo AIM,
low middlings 1TXc, middlings lSAc; neS tsSelp'a
1920 bales; gross 1864; sales 22o; stoca 81, zoo: ..
Cotton quiet; good ordinary 16Halbxc; net re-
ceipts 1929 bales; sales 600; STOCK IL AS.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September "a.
Noon.-Breadstund quiet and STEADY. g paa, as
Cd. Flour 1913. Cumberland cut oas %. neei 0''
Cd. Pork 63s. -. s,,.o,,,o- "a
sugar an0'' zoo " 1 NEW YORK, September "a.
E%oon.-FIour more steady. Wheat daa ana
heavy. Corn a shade hrmer. Polk qaies aa ~
sl4 o5al4 Is. Lard unchanged: e. T stIaPsnad "eaA
hL OIL HnOLS Ubl uuus NIL.
Eyening.-ilour QUIET and unchanged. WINS.
KEY heavy OF 9ac. Wheat heavy; spring lac lower
winter red western 81 62al 70. Corn 8 snsuo p DT
ter with q fair export and none aeiIar9 ,aovv
steadler. Pork heavy at $14al4 ~. hsIu heTT nv
at 8Ma9H. Turpentine weak. HoSln oui' A"f
~" = BALTIMORE, September "a:
Flour dull, and favors buyers. Mleat sCeauy'
Corn dull; white 8sa70c; yellow 6aa6oc. va . naans
| Provisions show an advancing tsnaency. Mese
port $16al5 rs. Shoulders SIG. Mnlskey IT'LL
Spirits turpentlne firm. Rosin 1rm a. % % 81 81
for strained, 81 for low NO !, - on les NJ :. = in oe
| for low No 2, SIS 80 for pale; cruae tusPen, nnd
stesdy at IS Is for hard, S. for yellow dip ano
yirei1. Tar steady at S. 10.
CIECIaNATI, september "a.
Flour In fair demand at 81 t0e1 %. Oosn I've
72c. Pork $l8 rs. Lard steady. BACON snouA29S
7Xc; clear rib Eides Ike; clear sldes neto Hv1o .
small sales hams; sugar-cureo nrm a' i'oi'0'
Whisky nrm at soc. o,,,o,,,or o.
Be- gging steady at l5al6o. Flour steady. CorI,
| No Q mixed 40a4lc. Whiskey firm at 9!c. FOL
frm al $l4 SO. Bacon frm; shoulders s1sc, sioes
uXaI1Xc. Lard, summer 8ha8xc.
Flour steady; extra family So 6OaI. eorn sCesuy
| at 5oa62c. Pork $lS 10. Bacon nrmeri Guy 1 ttaeoe
&c, clear rib sides liz, clear sldes ~ Lsru, si so,s
firm at exc; kegs advanced 70 " Lor .S a io'o
| order lots xc higher. WhisEey nfm 81 wv
New York Rice Market
NEW YORK, September %. .
The Daily Bulletin says {: There was q ngns Cal
to-day; the sales being no criterion OF Tue Ma.
| ker. Prices are firm and unchanged. hapgoop
| Ta7Xc; Patna 7xasH, and Carolina shaSA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25

FURoHaorT, BENEDICT d Co. announce 10
the public that they will open their new store
No. 276 King street, on Monday, September ~.
Preparations are made for the display Oh Tue
very latest and finest styles of Dress Goods,
fall descriptions,) 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, FuRoHaorT, BENEDICT
On. sepls
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25

TEE sTRuE RRPUBLICANs.-"The county
nominating convention of the Bowen Tomiin.
SON faction in Charleston County is to be held
this morning in Hibsrnian Hall, the trouble to
begin at ten o'clock. The candidates TO be
nominated are for the following offices:
Sheriff, clerk of court, judge CT probate, school
Commissioner, coroner, three county commits
sioners, State senator and eighteen represent
atiyes. For these twenty seven nominations
there are about seventy aspirants, q the
contest ia expected to be a lively one. 1t Is
reported that the leaders of the Rowenites
contemplate the nomination of several promi-
nent conservative citizens among their legls-
1atiye candidates.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25
n cu.R,rsroN NEWS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is 1872.

Steamer Pilot Boy, Mcl!elty, from Savannah
Beaufort, Pacific and Ohisclm's Landings. 3 pales
Quincy, Bsrden q Parker, WE Ohafee eco, WEI
Shepherd d co, P Walsh, O,tendorr q co. b Katie
& co, II McGorty, O Litsctgi, ] Apple, nedeman;
Calder Il co, P P Toale, - Slegllng, Order, anu
others.
Boat from James Island. 2 bags sea island cot
ton. To Fraser d Dill.
Boat from Christ Church. s bags sea Island
cotton. To Rinsman d Howell.
Boat from James Island. 4 bags sea island cot
ton. To Kinaman & Howell.
Boat from WadmalaW. 2 bags sea island cot
ton. To " A Boyle.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Dictator. CoXetter. Palatka via JACK.
sonville. &c.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Mary Mckee, ahart, at Philadelphia 2otn
September.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25
CHILLS AND FEVER /?
SILVER SPRINGS, NEAR ooALA. FLA.,
March I 1871. {

SILVER SPRINGS, NEAR OCALA, FLA-
March LIST.
MRssRs- Dow1E. NOISE l. DAVIS. CHARLESTON,
s. UMDear SRA: I regard NOISES FEVER AND
AGUE PILLS as q certain cure, and 9 plessiog 70
ali living In the malarious districts OF the south,
and particularly in the everglades , OF our STATE
JAS. i. OWENS. n. D.
= K1NesrRRE, S. o., December 81, 1870:
Nh. B: F: NOISE, SE1EF aSS 4 sa G;EP PfaLs sl II
INV practice this lall, and have never IN the 1rst
inStancs failed to relieve my patients. l have
nov freouent calls in my drug store TOT them, ana
I always recommend them, and WIN tae aSpptes'
results. 1 wish that yon may have the sstisiao
tlOn OF knowing that your "Fever anu Agua
Plls, have relieved many under my treasmeas,
when other medicines that have tried have
failed tn do. Yours, respectfully.
Us. BROOKIkGTON, n. D.
MERoATURss BARNwELL Dist. 3. o,}
Mr.. B. F. Mo1sR-Dear Sir: In reply to your
| Question as to what has been the success OF Your
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, that hive been sold
hv ma wa Would saw as far as we know, they
have given entire satisfaction. Wesnall commune
to recommend them: -.,,rn
W.T.. BLANTOE i SON.
NEAR GREEN POND, 8: y; RR-
Mr.. B. F. MOIsE-Dear Sir: am glad 10 say
your FEVER AND AGUE PILLS are oil yon claim
Tor them. Ihsve used them 10 my family and on
feeetnal: some Of tho cases I had thought chronic,
"A they nave lasted over two yeas. limo case
vas more than q single box required, andln no
case hasthe disease eturned,and 1t Is. oV8f lnree
| months ago since used them. -,o
Yours, &c, b.h. mthSUN'
oouRDINis DEPOT, n. E. r. R., Sept. 10, 1871.
MEssRs. DowIB, NOISE Il DIvIs-Slrs: am I'm
provino in health almost as fest as ! can, laoortng
| nnder dinerent old chronic diseases. took
| NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, agreeable to
directions, and ind them the best medicine
| have ever taken, and they have made q complete
onre of Chills and Fever on me, and my case was
| oHe Of the worst.
Your humble servant.
WILLIAM J. BRADLEY,
Peedee Railroad Bridge Keeper.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ingre-
dients Of any kind-nothing In the least aegree
| i%niurious to the system under any circumstance
and nay be administered with perfect SAFETY
\ to an infant. ,,.r,,o oooo
Sold by druggists and Dealers every where.
DOWIE, NOISE d DAVIS.
Proprietors and Wholesale Druggists,
Msy3o-ths6mo OnarlesVon. Z. Y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September %.
Spirits TuRPFNTrNR.-The sales to-day were Ssa
caske at SO cts per gallon for Southern packages.
Market steady. n..,.n,
R~osrN.-StraIned has advanced ec. Ine sates
to.Gav were I'D bbls strs,ned at s. rs, and $50 bbls
at S. so for low No 2, "a for low No ], and 81 30
rRTns TURPENrINH.-The receipts to-day were
very light. The sales reported were llS Dds, SOLO
late Saturday evening as So 10 LOT nard, anu %
for yellow dip and virgin. =.
~CoTToN.-Sales SO bales, as follows: n bales az
15Xc. aud 9 bales at l6Hc. We quote whining.
ton olassihcation) as follows: Ordinary. loc, gooo
ordinary 16K, low middllng l6x, mlooilng IL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-25

r. GRAHAM & Co.-The above firm, having
sold their entire livery-consisting OF car
rIages, pleasure vehicles, &C., to the Charles
ton Hotel stables, will be most happy II Inc
patronage hitherto 30 literally bestowed on
them is transferred to the said stables, which,
In consequence of the additions made to tneir
facilities by this purchase, are better prepared
than ever before to conduct the livery ousl-
ness in the best possible manner.
Hereafter Graham & Co. will confne tnem-
selves to the sale of stock, which they Will be
nrepared to offer during the season ana mere
after. of the best kind, and on their usual easy
terms.
The senior of the firm has just returned from
an extended tour over the Southern ano
northwestern States. where he made arrange
ments for shipments on consignment and pur,
chasa or the very best mules and horses thai
the markets can supply.
1t will be borne In mind that all animals sou
nv the firm will be taken back, the money re-
funded or another animal substituted, IL they
do not come up to what they were represent
ed 10 the purchaser.
The attention of factors, planters, mer'
chants aud buyers generally, are invited to the
fact that 3. G. & Co. have extensive establish
ments In Columbia and Savannah, besides 10
this CITY. from either one of which selections
of stock can be made and shipped to any point
doa,red sepll
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