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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-01

y II IL
y package, al II, questions answered.
ENQUIRE al Billings Drug Store.
NYRUPS of Wild Cherry and Tar %
y cents bottle, al
II. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
NICE Stock OF Mems Under-shirls and
~ Drawers, al low prices, st
Oc.l9 L. Licklider's.
NULL Llnd.ey Suits, at the Cheap
L Clolhlrg House. l.. L'ckhder'
NULL lue OF Gloves and Hosiery. al
l.. LickHders.
iNHE place to buy Cheap Goods for the
I cash,ls L. Lickiider'S.
CEMENT! CEMEN + !-Persons in
Il want OF pv,omac Mills Cemen; can
be supplied by
sept ii u. >. AtnffA.
NULL Fre-h Sock of Roots aud Shoes
L at hort prohIs, Tor Cash. a.
Uc,l9 j. s. F!emings.
AIDES Kid Foxed Side Lscr Caters
j. urw s'yle al L'c"h"eTS'
(UlNE ol Pepsin. al
u II, NJ. Billings Drug Store
IlIATT'S Nervous An'ido'e at
III H NJ. Billings Drug Store,
GO TO G.. ID. KELLER,
No. II. West Washington Sweet,
HAGERSTOWN, ND,
FOR The
BEST AND CHEAPEST
S " | 5 s
AMERICAN WATCHES.
LADIES'
GOLD SWISS WATCHES
FROM SI5 TO s75.
GOLD AND SILVER
AMERICAN WATCHES
OF BOTH
Waltham and Elgin Make,
SOLD AT THE MANUFACTURERS PRICE LIST
RATES.
HIS STOCK EMBRACES
GOLD & Ii A | n S
EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY.
SOLID COIN SILVER WARE
SUCH As
Tea, Deeseri and ldOle Spoons. FoIks,
Knives, Napkin Rings, &c.
TRIPLE PLATED WARE,
Ts. Se,., CsslorS, Ice Pitchers, Cake
Bsekets, Butter Dishes, etc.
CLOCK CALENDARS AND REG.
ULATORS,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
ROGERS u BROS.
Exrs Plated Forks and Spoons,
Ar PRICES WHICH
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
R.4IR JEW Z LRY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
PROMPTLY MADE TO ORDER.
All Watch Work " III be executed by Au-
gus,us Norman, skllfull Mechanic VINO has
had fifteen years experience and satisfaction
viii be guaranteed.
He would respectfully ask all consumers TO
to give ,risl 10 IN. old ESTABLISHED
GEES SEWING NEEDLES.
n. B.-SOle Agent for the Justly celebrated.
nIAN OND pECTA G l. Els.
MONEY CANNOT BUY 1T FOR
SIGHT Is PRICELESS
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WIRE BOOTS.

iUSr received ir"m the ma"mi4rinTy,
u cas, oi BOO IS aIth wlrr h"tto,n>,
an. b-sI Boot n ih" m.rkrt Also Gaze
~, t.m0,r BUUlS. nm cal ihar cann.h
~ txr,'l-h ~ Q"alry ar pr CO. Coi' Snd
examine ihem
Frh3 t.. + ErCHiSON
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Ia ID Z

Is sure to please herself, no matter what her
waste. Also a large stock Of MEMS WEAR,
such as English, French and American CassI-
meGes, Domestic Goods, Fulled LindSeys, ker-
seys, Cassinets, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Cor
duroys, &c. Ones
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LOST

Money can be recovered by making their pur-
chases at a live house A large stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES which will be sold
cheap. Save money by going to l.. b. E!CHl-
SONS, whereby the tall,man Of ready money
Dame Fortune dIspenses
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December %, 1869
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A voudou preistess told New Or.
leans mother that on Wednesday, the
third day after the death of her only
daughter, the young woman would re-.
vive. The Republican says: "TLe
Wednesday named by the voudou, the
mother was allowed to visit the tomb.
and at her request tho vault was opened
Suddenly the sound of loud shrieks
broke upon the ear, and tearing open the
couin tho mother olasped her frantic
child in her arms. She had Just come
in time-an hour later and the young
lady would have fallen victim to the
terrible fate of the buried alive. How
did tho voudou know it?'
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SheriFs Sale

Sheriffs Sale.
The State OF South Carolina, Unior-In Oom.
mon Pleas.
James III. Baxter and ThonEe b. letter as
aapG%Sis. ,Heterees, plaintifs, against Henry
Union Hallroad Company, defendants.-
Complaint J0r foreclosure and Relief.
pursuance OF an order Of sale made by
will offer for sale, on the frat MONDAY in
February next, before the Court House door
OF Unlonvilie, between the hours of II O'Clock
a; A.. m; "a, and O'clock P. A.. to the highest bid
Nallroad Company's Railroad known as tile
Spartanburg and Union Railroad, inc]udiur
the road-bed, right OF way, grading, bridges'
masonry nts n sba ana l3ing and stu
Spartanburg, all the stock subscribed for in
the Spartanburg and Union Railrohd Com
pany, the chartered rights and privileges
snefooi, tho iron nails. spikes, chairs aud
said Company. as incident to or NECESSARY for
Its business. upon the following terms. to
wit; Fifty thousand dollars to be paid in
cash, ana a.; the balance in three equal semi.
said balance from the day OF sale; the pur.
chaser to give his bond, With mortgage Of
the property sold, and to pay for all necessary
papers,
DO 30 minded, in lieu Of tho cash payment
above required, to pay twenty-five Thousand
dollars in cash and thirty thousand dollars
IN coupons OF the first mortgage State guar
anty bonds OF the Spartanburg and Onion
Nailroad Company. or In lieu OF such cou-
pons, sixty thousand dollars in said bonds Of
said company. the said coupons or bonds to
be hnaly credited for tho amount to which
they ehall DO entitled as divi ,nd out Of the
proceeds or the road and the sale thereof.
The said sheriff will execute for the pur-
chaser at said sale decd OF the premises
sold; the said decd, however, toibe delivered
to the PLAINTIFF as referees as Aforesaid. Ia be
held oy them as an escrow, and not to be de-
llveredto tho purchaser until the Arst install.
ment be paid. but the purchaser will be let
into posse eseion OF the promises and property
eoid forthwith.
When the first installment upon tho bond
40 to be taken by the sheriff shall become
duo, tho purchaser has leave, II he be so
minded. in lieu Of tn, same, to pay to the
Piaintiffs as referees as aforesaid. two hnn-
dred thousand dollars in the Aforesaid frst
mortgage State guaranteed bonds Of the
apartanburg and Union Railroad Company.
or tho whole or any part Of the said first ia.
staliment III coupone OF the said bon de at tho
rate OF one dollar in coupons for two dollars
III bonds; such bonds or coupons, however, to
be finally credited for the ameunt to which
they shall DO entitled as dividend out OF tho
proceeds of the road and tho salo thereof
i. MACBETH, 8. U.C.
SHEnIFF's OFFICE, UNIoNvILLE, 8. G., J.ru-
ary 7. 1878. Jan ii
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ao4t baGp;gs a?|i; :s5 sE% :; s;;:'
Flour very quist-eommon to fair extra
%slsfsy ssssss ssSe s & aep'as #Sssp2i@s
held firmly; others .dull; winter quiet.
Corn quiet and Arm. Rioe steady. at
5000. Pork dull and nominal, Lard
steady. Sales OF futures ~, 100 bales, ,as
follows: January 30 3s16(0207f; Fsbrdl
ary '2O1920x; March 205k@2O lilI8.
April az 15.l6(921; May 20 3-l6@2O16;
June ak. Money closed at Z. Sfer.
ling frmer. at 9L. Gold 13L(a1x.
Governments 36c. lower. Tenneesees
strong; other States dull but steady.
BAIE1hoRE, January y29.-Flour dull
but steady. Wheat quiet and f1rm.
Corn firm and in good demand white
68@88; yellow 60. Oats active South.
ern 46(GN. Provisions quiet and dull
bat firm: Mess pork IA Bacon
higher. Hams 121a@l5. Lard firm, at
9H@8A. Whiskey quiet, at 9iX.
Cotton firm; receipts 445 bales; sales
l76; stock 10. 474 i1ns
OIEo1NNAT1, January 80. Flour steady,
at 8 .2b@S.75. Corn unchanged. Pork
nominal. ut 12.75@l3.00. Lard firm
stsam 756;. kettle 8. Bacon steady
oHcuAueIo o3Bi csear riD clear sides
tx. Whiskey steady, at SO. t'
WILMINGTON, January 29.-Cotton
firm: receipts 17S bales; sales 72; stock
], 1854. 40 -1 .Ef'I
NORFOLK. January 29..-Cotton firm;
receipts 2.294 bales; sales 365; stock
18, 1853.
! SAVANNAH. January 29.-Cotton firm
receipts 2,614 bales; sales 1000; stock
75. $50.
NEW ORLEANS. January 29.-Cotton
stlong-good ordinary 1917; low mid.
ding 1914; middling 20; receipts 6,25a
bales; sales $500; stock 10. 982.
GALVESTON. January 29-Ootton firm
receipts 1,737 bales; sales 300; stock
1921.
MOBILE. January 2o.-Cotton firm
good ordinary 1871; low middling 1893
middling 192l; receipts 1.422 bales; sales
1900; stock Sd. .356.
CHARLESTON. January 29.-Cottou
firm; receipts 2,307 bales; sales 1900
stock 40. .497.
AUGUSTA. January 29.-Cotton firm
nidd!,ng 19@IeL; receipts GAG bales;
sales 9l5.
BosroS, January 2s.-Ootton quie,
and strong; receipts. 1881 bales; sule.
800; stock 1000. ysrbt
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"sA fatal exploaion at Rockport, Ohio,
recently was caused, in a remarkable
manner. A train OF cars laden with oil
was standing on siding. when brake
nhn employed on the train had occasion
to pass the cars, carrying lighted Ian
tern In his hand. The weather was
damp, and the gas from the oil had satu-
rated tho air in the immediate vicinity
OF the cars. As the man passed, the gas
coming in contact with the flame in the
lantern, nm explosion followed, setting
ire to the cars. and burning the brake
man 80 severely that he is not expected
to live.
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Tho crew OF the lightship stationed off
Lands End, the Southwestern extremi.
ty OF England, report strange accident
which befel them during November.
Ihey say that meteor, while passing
over the lightship. exploded, and was
scattered into apparently innumerable
balls OF fire. The deck was thiokly
strewn with ashes, and the two men on
the deck at the time rendered insensible
by the force OF the explosion, and one
OF them remained i'll for several days.
The men below heard the sound, but did
not witness the extraordinary piionouo-
non.
FIGHT WITH DEsPERADoEs AT the re-
sldence OF Mr.. Strickland, near Strick.
lands Ferry, In Forsyth County, Ga,
on Saturday morning, genuine battle
was fought between body of United
States Deputy Marshals and four men
living in that County, which resulted in
the death of two men and the mortal
wounding of third.
HOMICIDE. -Mr.i Eli Weeks, q native
OF Sumter County, who has been resid-
ing Tor many years in Coffee County,
Ala, was shot and killed, on the 10th of
December, by man named Woods,
from On old grudge between tho parties.
Some of the prominent laynen of the
Methodist Church have presented Bi.
shop A,nes with about l,5OO acres of
land. to be used outside Of the regular
society, for church extension purposes.
In the most Southern and needy confer
ences.
A gentleman in Charleston has iust
read the Bible through in sixty i've
hours-the old Testament in fifty, and
the new in fifteen. He read understand :
ingly. Sixty hours is the shortest time
it has ever been done in.
Rev. Ezra Jones, who. several wears
ago, was pastor of the Episcopal Church
at Sumter, died on the l4th inst, in tho
State OF Illinois, where, for several years,
he has been principal OF female 3 emi-
nary.
The City Of Antwerp brought 257 mail
sacks yesterday, the largest single mail
ever received in New York. OF this
number. 123 bags are for New Zealand.
oia San Francisco.
Nero Springs, colored man, OF good
character, has disappeared from Sumter,
and fears are entertained that he vaa
other frozen to death, sunk in q quag-
mire, or murdered.
Richard Spencer. hanged on the 9Th
instant. at Kirkdale, England, for the
murder OF his mistress. was born in Jail,
and his father WAS hanged for murder.
A fleeing wife from Beaufort, s. c.,
was overhauled by her husband on bourd
steamer about starting for New York
In Savannah, on Saturday.
A mischievous boy in Oil City, recent
ly, put some nitro gly cerine in his
sisters hustle when she was going out
skating. He is now an only child.
Gilt fillets are now worn in tho hair.
in the ancient Crock style.
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THB RELICS OF THE PATApsoo- -PKR1Ls
OF THE CHARLESTON DIVERS. The wreck
ing lighter of Professor Maillefert,
whlch- was engaged in removing the
wreck OF the monitor Patapsco from its
position between Forts Sumter and
Monltrie, came up to the city day or
two ago to discharge load OF iron
blasted from that wreck. The iron COM
prlses heterogeneous collection of
sheask:sS rlates. hinge bars, crsn!ss,
'cogs, &c. One Of the most striking
pieces is section Of the turret, which
meaeurea abo 1t ten feet in one direction
by i've feet in another, and is twelve
inches thick. It is composed of twelve
plates, one inch thick each, riveted to-
gether. 1t bears many indentations pro.
duoed by Confederate missiles. Another
very striking piece is fragment of the
bow consisting of mass of oak about
i've feet thick and covered with six
inches OF iron sheathipg. The fate Of
tue Patnpsco is forcible illustration of
the consequences of lack of foresight.
she was sent up every night to do picket
duty between Forts Moultrie and Sum
ter. Her commander having selected
what he considered good anchorage,
put down a buoy to mark the spot. The
Oonfederates observed the buoy and the
faot that the Patapsco returned regularly
every night to the same spot, aud one
day they anchored powerful torpedo a
little below the buoy. The monitor
came mp that night as usual, and struck
the torpedo, which exploded, sinking
her, and causing tho loss Of all on board
Professor Maillefort has curious and
interesting collection of surgical instru-
ments, ship utenails aud numerous other
articles, taken from the various monitor
wrecks around Charleston bar. With
regard to the human bones. he has Or
ders from the United Stntcs Govern.
ment to make collections, and whenever
the quantity is sufficiently large. to bury
thsm within the walls of Fort Moultrie.
The profession Of wrecking is not
without perils Of startling nature, as is
attested by one OF the divers in the pro-
lessons employ, who was recently en-
braced and narrowly escaped being car
RED of by huge devil fish. The same
diver says that he is often approached
ny huge sharks, sometimes Eve or six at
time, which appear to regard him as
physical curiosity, and after looking and
snutfing him for awhile, suddenly dart
away as if frightened. He attributes
their not attacking him to the fact that
his diving costume and apparatus for
securing snppiy OF mir gives him an odd
and rather alarming appearance. The
diver's statements are all corroborated
by the professor and oil on board the
lighter. The diver is colored man.
Charleston Me,os.
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< I II fts;t11c&5; s1&i fy ft71n.d IN; IT,

a.
On se1l, M1lcSnA9 Ssisis ,SSsRsasEy sy viii
E1Ss,a.,sa % ,oorne. ns ., HspSo4.os
snu H nioc streets; measuring 81 feet front o.
henderson, and running back 208. ~
~ no.z adj2sning tho above, on tho souta:
ming back 208. w" s'1e0'' run
a,1o Lot 8; adjoining No. 2.beiug Of th. same
LOt I: q nlce street. 50 fee. front, and run. AZ,
Lot 3. adjoining tho aboye. .cn the VA
being 81 feet front on Hics, running South se.
10. Lot l, corner wheat and Piekens, 80 feet
Lot 2, adjoining the above, on tho South
69 feet front on Piekens. and running West
Lot 8. adjoining tho above, on tho south NJ
feet front, running bsok 208!
Terms OF sale, which will be easy, made
known ct time Of ssts. 80.
~. Pf1senasers Oh to pay for all necessary pspess.
VI
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Sale Of the Carolina Oil Works. :

ooIo VI tuo CaEOuna Ul Works.
ID. G. PElxOTTO Ss SONS. Auetfo.e.r.
PY virtne OF the provisions of a oertain
- deed in trust executed by the Praaidant
of tho Carolina Oil Company TO n. r. GnI;ck
trnstee, bearing date the 9Th day Of Maroh'
1877 and duly recorded in tho RepietAr's
oHce OF Richland County, "conditioned 10
protect and save harmless certain neraora
therein mentioned from loss. by reason of
their having, for tho benefit of Tho said cona
pany. endorsed notes for said oompanv
whioh notes have not been paid by the Caro-
lima Oil Company, but have been taken mn hv
the persons whom said mortgage was oiven
to protect, and by virtue of q power of sttor.
ney given to said trustee to sell the bropertv
embraced In said deed in trust. shonld ths
said Carolina Oil Company fail to protect Ana
save harmless tho persons for whose bsne6t
said decd in trust was made. to sell the nrs.
perty conveyed thereby, after notice ofysn
OF twenty y.one days, shall offer for sale. TO the
highest bidder, At the usual place Of saie. 1t.
me corner OF Richardson and Wsshinr{on
streets, In the city OF Columbia, 1t "a o,oiock.
on MONDAY, the 18th dsy Of February. 1B7I.
all the property conveyed snd embrsoed n,
said deed OF trust, being ''sll that certain loA
or parcel Of land sjtu ate and heinp in the aitv
OF Columbia. In said State, containing four.
acres OF land moro or less, bounded Nv
Wheat, Rice, lincoln and HAdsden streets, IN
said city, with all thu buildings and ereotiona
on the said lot Of land, aud also all the on.
glnes, oil presses and machinery of auy Kind
whatsoever, In and upon the said premisea 81
!, Terms eash. Conveysnoing at the COST Of
the purchaser. 1pL. W. b. 6JEIOKt. 7
Jan a tuth8 -{t Truatsn ,
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Dry Goods. &c.
BY JACOB Irwin

TO,MORROW [Friday1 MORNING. at 10
O'Clock, weather permitting. / will se,l ~
my store, without reserve, -Y' -
=, a general variety Of Dry Goods. Hats, Cans.
Shoes, &C., tho ol0aing out OF store.
Sale positive. Terms ossh, Jan 40
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sHHHlHfeh Ao@insted Samuel Green, Of
[B&4R4N HA Wal1Dns OF Sumter. no
WiAake4 ,NE. Hum6ers. Senator Dunn
nominated J. Il. Jillson. The nomina.
elonssMere then, closed. Mr. Gsillard
moved, and II was carried, that the three
persons receiving tho largest number of
votes be declared elected. After bal
1lot, the Chair announced that Messrs.
h:y Jones, b. f. Whittemore and F.
~ gsrdoz,: were. duly elected the three
'segstees: MIR. Jones received lit votes,
g, Mrs S.,aEdozo, y. 88. and Mr.. Whittemore 50.
iihe lo1nt assembly was then dissolved.
y The Senators returned to their cham.
Dor 4Rnd the Representatives discussed
theappropriation bill until adjournment.
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POMARIA NURSERIES.
Estdb{iSh ed 10Kl

rIHHE proprietor has q large and thrifty
u stock OF Southern and acoiimated FHUTt
THEEs, from the earliest to the latest. Ap-
poes ples PMssShss. Ma",a Pear. Piams cherries Ap
grAnstss, Evsr-bearing Mulberries; Fies.
English Wsln1ts. Spanish Chestnuts, Pm.
bert SSeerss, Grapes; in great variety; RAspberries,
Strawoerry. P!ants, all the best;. Roses.
Ornamental Flowering isbrubs, Evergresns'
Tor Cemeteries and Lawn, in great variety:
Usage, Orange and Mccartney Hoses, Tor
hedges; Horse Radish and Asparagus Roots.
scrlptive catalogue cont to all applicants.
Mr. John White is my Agent at Columbia.
Address, WM, SUMMER
NOV "a 3mof Pomaria, g. C.
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" Desirable hedi Estdfc, T9T AZ
q, BY D, C.,JEIXOTTO S,.SONs ,,o.

BY D. C.'J EIXOTTO db.SONB. s,o:
on the frat MONDAY in February next In
o'clock, We wIli' cell -
Eight desirable BUILDING LOTS. fronting
nontn. Don't on Divine street. between' Wayne and
suiaSKi I streets:. Lot No. J, corner OF Diyino
r9rning bach 2oa feet on Wayne street; bound.
ed North BYE. W. Wheeler. Remainin9 Iote
West OF the above, and Of equal dirne1eiors
and Northern boundary. n, -" -
Ierms-one-third cash, balance In monthly
ineta!ments. made known on dAy Of saia.
furchaser to pay fox pspers.W 7IeaiItT =
~ Union COPY Ian % % anpo
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bacon, -Four, Hams, do. >
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SONS.

o.mUhROWl tFridayl II JRNING, S1st inst.
a. ~ O'Clock, at our Auction Rooms, we will
sell. without reserve, 49,
1000 l6s. Prime Western BACON SIDES.
$500 lbs. Prime Western Dry salted s;Jss
= @ 6o0 lbs. large Dry Sailed Shoulders,
auu0 Ids. Western CAnyased Hams.
40 barrels new Family Flour,
Butter, Fish. 3d., DC.
ALSO, i-';
A0o bags Flour, In whole, half and quarter
paoks8es. 8 Terms cash. Sale positive.
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AMRfARR,. .AMhae.

AAefARlR2, Hsathae:
Fine Collection Of Household Farmt.wrs.
R9Aj8 R&txQTTGS q EgHN
THIS Ihursdsy1 MORNING, the 3Oth inst,
positively SELL.
The following Artsles, belonging to q re,
spectacle family declining house. keepipgi
eS2nsisting Of Sofas. Chairs, Tete-a- Tetea,
CENTRE Table, Bedsteads. Mattresses. Pillows.
carpets. and many other articles useful in
housekeeping. =.
Ann nne seyen-octave Rosewood Piano Forte.
AAeIm6 C4sD. Jan 30
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i.' f0at @ oH V1ty oi OoiumOia Bonds !,
10 MAYOH'S' OFFIUE, ja'.
=, 20 O1TI OF CoLBnB1A, January 40, i1e7s.
VIE COUPONS Of tho City Of Columbia
4 Bonds, due January 1st, 1873, and pro.
yiousiy, viii be paid ON presentation 1t tho
carolina National Bank Of Columbia.
Jan SOL JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor, y
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"AUH HBut SNOW over the Southern
San FaAso1sco. January 29.-Prince
Mhliam -. Lunalilo has bson elect ed
A'ng OF the Sandwich Islands.
CHARLESTON, January 20.AGeneral O
a. Itmore' who conducted the long
pomoardment OF Charleston durinu the
war, is now experimenting tho nnaro.
tions for the improvement Of the harhnr
entrances. He expresses GREAT conf.
denoe that the speedy result of The work
now IN progress upon the beach ohanneI
Will give depth Of fifteen feet on the
par at low water, which will greatly add
port. 'e'
;, MEMPHIS, January 29.-The mercury
10 TOUR degrees above zero. The snow
so-uay was heavier than any during the
Financial and CommoreIat.
COLUMBIA, 3. O., January 29.-Sales
OF cotton, to-day, II bales-middlino
1917. 1"Ds
LONDON, January 29-Noop. -Oop.o,s
92H9921. 5s 81.
fARIs. January 29.-Rentes 54f. Csc.
LIVERPOOL, January 20-3P M.-Cot.
ton opened steady-nplands 9ZM1O.
Orleans lO1f@10L; sales II, 900 bales !:
sspecntation and export 10.OOO; shipped
from Savannah and Charleston in No.
Vemoer or December 0 1916.
LIVERPOOL, January 20-Eyenino.
1otson = ono closed strong; sales include
1.0OO bales American.
NE" YORK, January 29-Noon.-Stooks
aull. al. Gold steady. at 1871. Money
1hrn, 1n1, at1 Exohange-long 996; short
ucVN. ,dovcrnments dull, but steady.
State bonds very quiet Cotton quiet
ana hrm; sales 1921 bales-uplsnds
2l6; Orleans 2l3S. Flour quiet. but
steady. Wheat dull. but nominal Com
quiet-oid Western mixed 66N. Pork