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Exports or the Week ending Jan. ..
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
L1yERpooL-Per bark Investigator-2O7S bales
upland cotton, 80 bags sea island cotton.
Per Spanish brig Sautona--7oo baes upland COT
ton, 90 tons phosphate rock.
AMSTERDAM Per Br BARK WentWorth--28O7
bales upland COTTON. Per Br DARK Jerome
Joues-Zlo4 bales upland cotton.
BARcgLoNA-Per Spanish bark Ciscar-600 bales
INLAND cotton, 384 bbls rOsin.. ......Per Spanish
brig Rom.n Segundo-600 bales upland cotton.
49,. Per spanish brig San AntoHio-4oo bales up
land cotton.
NEW YoRK-Per s.eemship James Adger-14e
bags sea islam cotton, 1914 bales upland cotton,
S25 sacks oil CAKE SO ales shirtiDg. II packages
suDdries, IS tierceS rice. e.,.......Per steamship
Cnamplon-47 bags sea island cotton, 1884 bales
upland cotton, 81 lerces RICE 6S bales domest CD,
So bales hides So packages, AZ empty bbls........
per schr Florence kogers-174 bales upland cot.
ton, 3OS casks Kaolln clay, $40 obs rosln 80
bundle cotton ties 25 cases champagne, $50 sacks
rice chafI.
fHILADDLpHIA-Per steamship Gulf Stream
478 bales cotton, 25 tierce, rice, l27 packages
fruit 20 bundles staves, 205 bales dUmestlcs, tlS
bbls naval stores, Il tons old ron.......Per schr
A + Ba Babcocs-4S0 IONS pho phate rock.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Mary!and-l9l bales
cotton, 255 lierces rice, 50 sacks rice. 374 ibis
rnsin, 10 bales domest cs. hhds and bale hides,
SO empty beer bbls, l6 rolls leather, l06 bbls
oranges, 2 pales empty bags, bales paper, 25
packages.
lumber.
WILMINGTON, DEL-Per schr F st Clair Ed
wards-3sO tons phosphate rOck......Per schr
Louisa Wileon-i70 tons phosphate rock.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

Iowndes 4 Grlmball sold at auction yester-
day a dwelling and lot on the north Side OF
Montague street for s45O5, one-fourth cash,
balance in one, two and three years. Also' a
brick store. on the east side Of King street,
between George and Society streets, ior se'zo'
one.th,rd cash, balance in one, two and three
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HOTEL ARRIYALs-JARUARY o.
CharleatOn.

CharlcstOn.
PLawson, N O Robertson, W L DePsss, Allen
Deas, 8 Boykln, J Huckabees, South Carolina;
L Lacy. Philadelphia; Miss Donnell, Miss Pritch'
ard, North Carolina; F B Goodman, Birmingham,
England; O Townsend, Savannah; i P Dicken-
son, Brsttleboro', VT; W d Murdaugh, Virginia.
Pavilion.
sN Green, Mikell, Master Mlkel, N Mace,
Master Mace, J. O Woodley, Green, Miss
Green, South Carolina; u White, & Price,
oxford, Miss.
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TIE VIRGINIA FOR RPHILADELPHIA.-Thisr reg
ular packet, In spite of the Ice In the Della
ware, arrived early yesterday morning, and
will sail from Union Wharves on Saturday, at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. All heavy freight should be
delivered to-day.
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KID GLOVES at 81, 81 rs aud 81 so per pair
In assorted colors-light and dark, black, &c.
Also, the "Vctoria" White Kid Glove, very
superior, at 81 so, to which special atteDdon
ls directed, by ]. B. BEAD & Co. jana
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Lowndes & Grimball will sell at IL o'clock,
near the Postof1ce, real estate.
William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, furniture, mattresses, DC.
John Barry will sell at 10 O'Clock, at tne
west end of Tradd street, machinery, &c.
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rHERMOMETRICAL.

The following was the range of the ther-
mometer yesterday at the drug store Oh MT,
Joseph Blackmsn, on the south side OF sroaa
s,,aet: sA. NJ, 4s; 10 A. NJ, 47i IL NJ, 3D.;
2 p. NJ, 52;A P. NJ, 81; 6 P. NJ, 4s; T.
M az
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KID GLOVES KID GLOVES KID GLOVES -
J. B. READ d Co: have again opened full line
of HARRIs's superior Victoria" Kid Gloves,
two buttons, at 81 rs, in street coIors, operas
and black. jan9
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January g.
c,,,,r, TuppRNTISE Sales OF l60 casks at 55c
nsr noIion for Southern packages. Market
quit. .,,o, ,v,tb oa,ea or 1910 bb,s
renorIed at SS Us for strained, and IS ~ Tor
NJ Cnrns r. TuRpEsTIsE.- steady. Sales OF
s.s bSls at 81 10 for virgin and yellow dip. and S.
for hard. so On mar nh,
CoTroN.-Sales Of "a bales reported az lollews:
ear 1s ID at ls1;, 6 at 1s4, and at lenc per No.
Market strong for the finer grades. We quote:
ordinary 1ex, good ordinary Tx, low middling
isXaisI, mlddliug l9aloX, strict mlddliDg lsAa
zoe. c.,., =, , -,,,,
vprv Interior, ut 81 26; 2 prime mill, at SIS. and
/, extra prime mill, at $l6 per N.
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For AN IRR1TATED THROAT, Cough or Cold,
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" are offered with
the fullest confidence In their efficacy. They
maintain the good reputation they have justly
acquired. Dow1E, NOISE Il DAVIS, agents.
pnyonufm3
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Hot BED SASH Hot BED SASH Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex-
anime same at P. P. Toale's, Nos. 20 Hsyne,
and 50 Pinckey streets, or on Horbeck's
Wharf, dec30
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HARRIs's "sEANLEss" KID GLOVES, In opera
colors, dark, medium Shades and Black, all
sizes, from 81 to 8, with one, two and three
buttons, now opened by ]. B. READ d Co.,
Sole AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON. jan9
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GOLD AND sILvER.HEADED CANES, in great
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, at
Allan's, No. 307 King street.
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NEW YEAR soNas.-Haye you heard the
wonderful Mechanical Singing Bird If not,
70 to Allan's, S07 King street.
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TIE COURTS.
United States Court

at at raa United States Court
.ltD. J.wlnn was appointed assignee OF Isaac
W. Bradley, OF Sumter, and VIM. Q. Reames,
ofFClarendon.
The grand jury made the following and-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-10

GIFTS FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-For Silverware,
ans Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, go
to Allan's, 307 King street.
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WE INVITE attention to J. B. READ & Co.'s
advertisement of HARR1ss ''SEAMLEss" KID
GLOVES, which are universally acknowledged
to be the best imported. J. r. READ Co.
have again received a full line In all sizes.
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New York Naval Stores Market.
NEW YORK, January

The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts 682 66ls
rosin. and 27s bbls spirits turpentlne. Spirits
tnrnentine continues dul!, and small lois ferced
on the market are clost out at lower prices. opt
for straight lots mert hantable In good order from
vari' holders are generally lrm at 6oc and above.
small OTIS only have been sold at 5eHa6 G..
Strained rosin Is more active, aud prices held
pretty firmly at SO eoa3 10 lor common, and So Is
"a 70 for good. Sales include ESQ bbs at So go,
1000 bbls az s3 70, 700 small bbls at So so. and
cargo Of about 1000 bbls to arrive on private
terms, but supposed between IS 10 and 50 80. In
the nnsr grades there Is very little doing, and we
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New RArE.-On and after January l, 1878,
the rate for Business Notices In The NEWS
will be Thirty Cents line, each insertion.
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Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship GeorgIa-2l2 bag
sea island cotton, 1892 bales upland cotton. lS
bales domesttcs. 10 Herces rice, 851 Dds nava
stores. 2lO bags oil cake 100 bbis oranges and 10
pkgs sundrIeJ.
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CITY AFFAI [ R S.
MEETINGS rHis DAY.

Eagle Fire Company, at 7.p. NJ.
Marion Lodge, I. o. o. F., at Z P. N.
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CHARLESTON, y. JANUARY 10, 1873.
4ss 81 dog 10 mlnss sec. Lon sadeg 81 min IT SEQ
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship virginia, Hinokley, Philadelphia-

Steamship virginia, Hinckley, Philadelphia-lerr
lnst Mdse 10 W A Courtenay, Railroad Agt,
F Kressell, Jr, W Marshall q co, cameron, e !.
Unapln, Captain Bradley, NJ Kennedy. Glea.
son, E + Burnham, A Tiefenthal, P Wineman
& CO, Mrs P Opa.beck, Hart q co, Adger:
O,Neil, Dr Is b Kellers, DIR II Baer. Klinck, Wick.
enoerg & O., K Mcdowell. Duyal Son, Fo-
gar,ie's BOOK Store, n Johnson, N Greer
Son, Ravenel, Holmes co. W shepherd q 90.
c.. W l. Webb, p Macqueen, VIC Whldeh, Wa&.
ener, Monsses & co, Qnackenbush, Estll ID CO, ]
Cosgrove, p Walcn, II DAILY, N BRISTOL d co, q
W Williams & co. W Bee co, p Beylston: W II
Bird b co, Thompson, snacHellord sety, u
P co, W Smith & co. Luhn, Dowle, NOISE q
Davis, W Cbalee i GO, 4 SolomonS, Bul-
wlnkle, Byrne q Fogarty, W Heslin, Burn, Il
Steamer City Point, Fitzgerald, Paletka via Jack
sonvile, Fernsndina and savannah. 90 bales
cottoH bbls syrup. SO sticks cedar, 81 bbls ruit.
so bales hides, 25 packages mdse 20 haVenei
& co, Witte Bros, plncKney Bros, LaWson @
DowIe, Noise Davis. W n Bird d co, wagner,
Huger d CO, aud Order. t.g.,-.f LIZ
schr southerner, Letters, Georgetown, 8 O.
HOO bushels rough rice. To ] Pringle d sour-r
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York-wss.
ner, Huger Il CO, W A Uourtenay. .,e.;1 III
scnr b Hawkins, Wyatt, Port Royal, G.
schr Estelle Day, Carey, Philadelphia vla Jack
''n''' " SAILED YESTERDAY. ~
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York. IS, :;
Spanish bark Ciscar, Moragues, Barcelona
Eark, Walter, Berry, Bottom
Spanish brig Santona, Csrton. Barcelona
Schr Carrie ) Webb, Honar. Georgetown 3 CH
Schr e q Naylor, EaJlor, Jacksonville. ~ ~
r-. FROM THLs PORT. .,,.a- -n4v
Br bark J R Boyd, Perry, at Liverpool, Janu.
ary6 .g:gc ri1agTg .;3T.
Br bark Ranger, Coz, at Liverpool, January a.,
Schr Albert Thomas; Rose, at New York, yann-
,Schr q sticknsy, Fooks, at Baltimore, ,Jappr
10 CLEARED FOR THIS POET. l'iis~T
Steamship Charleston. Berry, At New York,
January.
Steamship Falcon. HaynIe, at BaltimoreS ganu-
sehr Weaver. Gladding, at New York, .Janu
ary7.
Z'.,,f-1GT ban iDt
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
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The receipts Of cotton at the principal Southern
markets from January 2. 1873, to January 8,
1879, Inclusive, as reported by telegraph were as
follows:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Soc First Page for other Local Matters
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NoTE.-We nave deducIed from New orleans
SO ,224 bales uplands. from Mobile 81 bsles up.
In as; from savannah 364s bags sea island and
1858 bales olaud. and from Charleston 25l8 bags
sea island and S94 bales upland cotton; being
the quantity received ut those ports from Mo-
bile, Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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SEA ISLAND COTTON The arrivals or this quail
ity Of the staple were to q fair extent say about
7S9 bags OF Caronas and Foridas for this time.
There has been steady inquiry with consider
able transactions but pr ces have shown an.easier
character, In some instances, for nearly all kinds
but high grades, whi,h are scarce. Sales about
1000 bags OF Carolnas and Florldas, among which
were OF Carolinss, say 4 Santees at S6, 800 San
tees at 40. Santees at42 1s Santees AZ a. Is San
to- at IS, ls santees ct 49, sea aislands at 49, 10
at 49, at a. 49, at AK, rs at so, 50 at 55 At
at 60 18 at TO- at rs, at go at IS; OF Floridas
SO at 49, So at 49, II at 45 % at 49, 4at4s, at 65
s at 76, S at so.
RIoE.-There were moderate receipts Of Carolina
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
LIVERPOOL, January ..
Eoon.-Arrlyed. Auhrodite. ~. f.. f.:oa! n -

n IG'"f'II MEMORANDA. -. y N
The sohr F Keeling, Robinson, from Port
Royal ) O, arrived at Baltimore January Z.
The HGhr Fanny Butles. sherman, from George.
town, O. arrived at Annapolis, below Baltimore,
January 8. CO. ..-... ..,ieucc =;
S q, cleared at New York, January o. .f.ts:lf..
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Exports OF Cotton and Rtce
from tho Port OF charleston. from Sep
tember I, 1879, to January 8, 1873.
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Stock or Cotton I'm the Interior Towns
mt the Latest Dates.
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Condemned kilograms.

Chas. Francis Adams delivered an ora
ton on the late VIM. Il. Seward in the
Dutch Reformed Church at Albany yester.
day.
Two black rousters quarreled on a Mem
phis steamboat yesterday, and one cru3hed
in the others skull.
Dubuque, Iowa, reports the first accident
on narrow gauge railroad-engine wrecked
and two employees seriously injured.
Gen. Mcclellan, OF the Atlantic and Great
Western road is in Cincinnati, looking after
the interests Of that road in the projected
Cincinnati Southern.
Everything is now quiet in Colfsx, La,
and lsborers have resumed work.
A New Orleans merchant has been con-
fined "a hours for refusing to pay license to
Kellogg collector, and he still refuses to
pay.
Secretary Cardozo, of South Carolina, has
had several country tressurers arrested for
fraud.
The remains of Gen. Candy lie in state
at Portland.
Some Apaches are reported suing for
peace, but every mail bring news of fresh
outrages by Cochise.
Commodore Watson died of apoplexy at
Vallejo yesterday.
Cleveland, O., is enjoying a small sized
railroad war between the Pennsylvania
Central and the Baltimore and Ohio.
Chicago reports only one suicide yester-
day,
Three persons were killed at fire in 8
Philadelphia soap factory yesterday.
FOREIGN.
Baron Liebig died at Munich yesterday
after a painful illness, aged 20.
Shakespesre's birthday is to be celebrated
in style at Stratford-
Persia complains of Russian troops
trenching on her sacred SOIL" and Russia
apologies like little man.
Portions of Montreal are flooded by the
st. Lawrence, and farms are submerged
three to eight feet.
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WAR In LOUISIANA.
The Grant Parish Troubles,

Desperate Conflict Between the
whites and Blacks at CoIfax-F1II
Particulars.
From the New Orleans Picayune, April 10.
The steamboat Southwestern, which ar
rived at about 1:30 O'Clock this evening.
brings stirring and important news from
Grant parish.
The whites have fetaken Colfax, and
there is not negro to be found for miles
around.
From passengers on the Southwestern we
CLEAN the following:
The negroes had strongly entrenched
themselves in the court house; built breast
works three and four feet high. There
were, it is said, about 400 men, armed and
equipped thoroughly, and they improVised
two cannon from gas pipe, one four inches
in diameter and the other two inches
these they had mounted on carriages, drill
cd touchholes in the pipes, and closed up
one end.
On Sunday, at about II o'clock, about
$50 white men, who had gathered from sur
rounding parishes, made an attack on the
breastwOrks, and brisk fight was kept up
until somewhere near 3 O'Clock. The
breastWorks we've then stormed and cap
tured, the negroes taking refuge in the
courthouse, the doors of which were Rarri-
caded.
After some further fighting, the negroea
threw out flag of truce, and several de-
tachmenta of men advanced on it, when
they were fred en- by the beseiged party,
wounding several, one of whom was Capt.
Hadnot, who was shot in the bowels, and it
is feared, fatally wounded.
They retTeated on the outside of the
breastworks, and as the only means Of dis
lodging the negroes the courthouse was get
on fire, and they ws=e scot as they came
from the burning building.
Ii is reported that between eighty and a
hundred negroes were killed, and there
we're lone to be found for miles around.
From the captain of the boat we get the
following statement:
CAPT. JACOBS STATEMENT.
We arrived at Colfax on Sunday evening
about s o'clock, and found thai the white
people, and the Sheriff, l suppose, at their
head, had captured the town, after having
had conflict with the negroes. 1t was re-
ported 10 NE that about one hundred ne
gFoes had been killed and many others
wounded,
We saw from the boat about eighteen or
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The republicans in Spain are not strong
enough TO fight the moDaTchists at home
and the Cubaus in the West Indies at the
same time, with any prospect of success.
They have sent new Captain General 10
Cuba with instructions 70 restore to the
b widows and orphans the property seized
that belongs 10 the patriots, aud effect, on
some terms, compromise with the rebels.
What these terms will be is a mere matter
ofconjecture. A late Madrid paper sounds
.a note of warning to its republican friends
and readers, in these words:
eMr. James O'Kelly, the new commits
sioner OF The Herald to Cuba, has been
threatened with death by General Morales
de los Rios a. Palma Ssviano. The Herald
has an article, in which, commenting on the
fact, says that the consequence of murder
Jag an inoffensive American citizen will be
most serious. The Spanish troops on the
island are acting on the defensive, while the
volunteers are meditsting raids on the cit
les, and we believe Cfa truth that we are on
the eve of important events. Gold is in Cuba
at twenty three per cent. premium; negroes
$l,100 head; Chinese $500, oxen $50, and
all WITH an we DollONS
the only salvation for Cuba lies in the es-
tablishment Of the Republic, and we affirm
that if it is not speedily put on solid ba-
sis Spain will soon lose her Cuban and Por-
TO Rican possessions"
Il is only question Of time when Spain
will lose what little territory she has left
in America, with a strong probability that
the time viii be short. The great powers
Of light and darkness are so equally divided
and sharply antagonistic in that country
that it will be fortunate indeed if it escapes
protracted civil war between mOnarchists
and republicans. Selt-government by the
people has its duties not less than its rights;
and these duties have to be learnt by long
experience in actual public service. Our
American colonies had an average of about
one hundred years. experience in local leg
lation and practical self-government before
the Revolution. This schooling for three
or more generations was invaluable. Besides
this, the British Constitution is very differ
ent in extending the rights Of subjects and
fostering liberal ideas and feelings from that
of Spain in recent times. Figs that grow
outhistles are small and not very desirable
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THE TURF.
Fourth Day of the Orleans Races.
Village Blacksmith, Tom feathers
and Nellie II. winners.

Village Blacksmith, Tom feathers
and Nellie II. winners.
NEW ORLEANS, April 18.-The first
race of two miles, for all ages for club
purse of 5000, the first horse to have $3.50,
the secopd 500, and third $50, was won
by Village Blacksmith by half a length,
beating Flora McIyer, Mary Louise and Sir
Rufus in the same order. In the pool
Blacksmith sold for $500, Louise and Nc
Iver for $40, and Sir Rufus for SIS.
The second race of a mile and half a
selling race for club purse of $500, was
won by Tom feathers by three lengths,
heating Bell Buckle second, Louise third.
Time, 2:47. Belle Buckle let down during
the race. In the pools Belle Buckle sold
for $3.50, Louise for $ll0, and feathers
for $40.
The third race, mile heats, three in FIVE,
for allages for club purse of $1,000, the
first horse to have 5000, the second $500,
and the third 500, resulted as follows:
Nellie II, ...ss...ss........ l l
John Mcdonald. "a. ............2 2 3
Oauceoox. ....s....,....s .........3 .
Belle Buckle was withdrawn. The first
heat was won by length, and the others
by neck. Time 1853, 1:48, 1:47a. In the
pools Saucebox sold for 500, Nellie R. for
$50, Mcdonald for $40, and Belle Buckle
for SIS. Fine weather, good attendance
and good track.
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THE ATLANTIC.


Verdict Ofthe Customs Inquiry-Capf.
HALIFAX, April 18.-E. Mcdonald, of
the customs here, gave judgment in the At
lantic inquiry to-day in open court. He
commended the conduct of the officers after
the ship struck, but condemned her man
sgement from the time she bore up for Hal
flax at P. M. on the 3lst of March, espec-
tally the Captains conduct in leaving deck
at midnight. His certificate might be can
celed, but in consideration of bis efforts to
save life, it shall be revoked for only two
years. John Brown, the fourth officer, to
be suspended for three months.
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A TeIesraphic Decision.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The Supreme
Court of Massachusetts has sustained the
validity Of the blanks used by telegraph
companies in an action brought to recover
damages for non delivery of an unrepeated
day message written upon the usual blank
of the Western Union Telegraph Company.
The court held 10 effect that the Company
assumed no responsible for dispatches not
insured or repeated.
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Maipm and Smeritan
Rates Of Advertising.

One Dolas per Square, first insertion, In Daily,
and seventy-nve cents for each subsequent in
yearly advertisers.
One Dollar per Square in Weekly each inser-
ton. 'a---- =
Advertisements inserted every other day at
two thirds amount of daily for same time.
Merchants and others who buy given space
fora given time, can have their advertisements
changed at the rate Of so cents per square.
Marriages a0d Obituary Notices regular ad-
vertising rates. fss tfEr
Announcements of Candidates for Office, in
nonpareil type, ten cents per line each inser-
ton, payable invariably in advance.
Advertisements exceeding two columns in
width, viii be charged Is per cent additional to
g ocular Rates.
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NEW YORK.
WANT TO LegaIize Usury.

WHMB 20 LoBdIIA6 Ubufys
NEW YORK, April 16.-The grand jury
instead of finding indictments for violation
of the usury laT'have united in recon-
mendation to the Legislature to repeal the
law, as far as it applies to the city and county
of New York.
He that steals and Runs Away.
Columbia, South Carolina, dispatches state
that James Mallen, Treasurer of GreenviIle
county, was arrested yesterday, charged
with being defaulter of over $4,000
taxes.
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GOLD was active and higher in New
York yesterday, advancing TO 1884,, and
q \ closing at 1lS6l1Sbc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-19

An exchange says: Sleeping rooms
should always be so arranged, ifpossible, as
to allow the head of the sleeper to be
towards the north. Frequently, in cases of
sickness, person will find it impossible 10
obtain rest if the head is in any other direc-
ton, and often cure is retarded for long
time,n