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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-09

The report Of the Commissioner " Agriculture
submitted herewith, contains suggestions Of much
interest 10 the general public aud refers 10 the an
preaching Centennial and the pant his department
y ready 10 take "a j. feel that the nation NJ
Large is interested in having this exposition a sue
cess ana commend 30 Congress snrh action rs
WIN secure q greater general interest In H. Al
ready many foreign nations have signhed their in
tent"n " be represented 40 IL. and It may be ex-
pected that every civilized nation will he frufe.
scented ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Last Sunday morning, says the
Record, between ! and 2 O'Clock,
the house Of Mr.. Laf re, which lis
situated on the Parrish Gap road,
about eight miles south Of Salem,
was burned with its contents 70 the
ground. The window Of the bed.
room had been left open, through
which it is supposed the ipcendiary
had thrown a lighted brand. The
young men were awakened bv the
dense smoke, and one Of them came
near being suffocated. At the
time there were seeping IN the
house Peter Scott and Logan La
fore, all men grown. The tire was
discovered in the bedroom adjacent
to where they were sleeping and
could nos be checked, but took ev-
erytliug with III its reach, burning
the house, woodshed (in which was
stored . lot of agricultural iInpIe-
ments), apple house, and a number
Of valuable fruit trees. As these
had been no fire in the MDuse dur.
ing the day, it cannot be but the
work u an ipcei'diary. Mr.. LAHORE
thinks his loss. will be about 81, 500.
The building and furniture being
insured tor 81, 200. When viii
this terrible carnival Of muTdsp,
robberies, suicides, arsons, etc, that
seems 70 rampant in Marion 60 unity,
CeaseS . 81
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04
says

The Pendleton Tribune says
Mrs. Belle Chamberlain, the Spirit
nal lecuress, had a sitting on Tues.
day evening Of last week m that
place, but no spirits manifested
themselves, owing toa climb OF the
law" laughing ont when Mg bug
lii Oh ohe Of the sitter ears. The
Tt6,e4e continues: son Wednes-
day stterMou, however, a'n'ther
circle was termed. This time it
was private, and in due time Wle OF
The lady sitiers was @'zed by the
spirit Of all Indian, and made cut
up more ant.cs tlau were ever
dreamed Of in your philosophy, Ito.
ratio One of those who were
present informs us that tire lady
danced a war darce aud after
thus acting out tfg Indian most
admiralty for some time, she fell
back and became rigid and motion
less, and that her pulse ceased to
bat HyCra! miI u,es. Eut, under
judicious maDipnlations she was
ultimately restored to her normal
condition; and the Indian spirit
lete for the happy hunting grounds
we suppose. We have cyphered
considerably on the problem or
question--Who was this sp'rit?-
and we have come To the conclu-
sion that it was either the ethe.
rial and imponderable eS~ence Of
the renowned Caprian Jack, or
that other red warrior, Fio-pio.
mox-mox. Probably the latter;
and he very likely thought that
that was q good time to scalp an
other psletaced woman or take
her to his tee-pee in the dim land
Of dreams"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

CONTEMPLATED A Lone Jour.
NEY.-A young man who has been
residing in this city . few days,
formerly Of Illinois, on Thursday
conclpded to leave this part of the
moral vineyard. AS the journy he
contemplated was a long one and
the times hard, he chOse the short.
est, easiest, and probably the least
expensive route, by purchasing on
ounce Of audanum 1t the r. o.
drug store, going 10 his room OF
MnTEay's Hotel. drinking the poison,
and laying himself quietly down
upon thebed and calmly awaiting
events. But suspicion had been
i
aroused, AMI parties who had been
on the watch reported the case at
once ; o crowd gathered, doctor
Gamble was called IN, and immedi,
ate steps were taken by him "a
= q
counrteara1ct cunt 4 1t', the effect Of the poison.
We are happy to say that the Doc.
tors rs. efforts we're successful, much
~ the chagrip and discomfort Of the
imhiber of laudapum. We kDov
Of no reason, at least no sufficient
reason, for tellow.man attempting
seltdestrnctiOn, butIwe are paihed
tosay that alicides sre becoming
remarkably numeEous- even chill.
dreh are resOrting to this mode d
quitting an existence that has b.
come unendurable,to them. How.
ever We will not intlict . hOmily Of
this subject at this time upon th,
| ieader. We will say this, however
Il 4 n ~
! our lite Is spared We WslE peyaI
commit Saicids Il long Is r We live
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04
A HORRIBLE NARRATIVE.
MINERS IN COLORADO KILL AND
EAT THEIR COMPANIONS.

bt34
One Of the most horrible nara
tives ever related, is tlat contained
in the subjoined letter written to
Mr.. Owen Noon, Of Salt Lake
City, by a friend at Del Nmte,
Colorado. The unfortunate men
were some Of many deluded by the
fase rumars ot' rich mines at San
Juan, in that Territory. This is
tie terrible story:
Adams District, >ap Juan. COL, }
.Inne 6, 1874.
= Friend Noot.' take q few
minutes leisure to let YOU know
that am amongst the living and
in good health. | have been in the
milies.now three days, aud have
struck two good ones, with lots Of
ore in sight; there are only twelve
men in the camp.
Now | will give you the partic-
ulars abouu Geurge Noon, a. G.
Packer, J. s. Bell, J. Humphreys,
!. Swan and Frank Miller. They
started from the Indian camp to 60
to the Indian cattle camp, about
eighty miles distant. lii about ten
days out Swan died, and the re-
naming five ate his body. Six
days later, Humphreys died, and
he was eaten BY the survivors. In
ten days more, George Noon shot
Frank Miller, and soon after he
was also devoured By those left.
Sometime soon after this occurrence,
Bell shot George Noon, whse body
met the fate OF those already eaten.
Next Bell attempted to kill Packer,
by striking at him with his gun,
but Packer lodged the blow, and
Bell striking tree, broke the gun
stock, when Packer shot and killed
him, and was afterwards compelled
to eat his body for want Of food.
Fourteen days later, Packer, the
sole survivor of the party, made
the Indian Agency in a starving
condition, and from his sworn
statement | send you the melan.
choly account contained in this
letter. Yours truly,
G. w. DRIVER.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04
IMPEACHMENT OF JuDGR Bus


IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGR Bus.
TRED. The Judiciary Committee
reported formal rules .of impeschs,
mept in the case Of Judge Bustsed,
for misdemeanor in office. One.
resolution provides for q committee
Of seven to prepare and report Arti-
cIes Of impeachment, with power 70
send for persons and papers The
grounds OF impeachment are that
Judge Busted is not q resident Of
the State that he has tailed ",
hold Court at proper times, and,
that be has used the money Of the
United States and bis official posi-,
ton II promote his own interests,
Messers. Cessna, Frye, Ward jot.
Illinois, and Iremaip, dissent and
reserve their right to present the
reasons Of their dissent after the
printing Of the majority gepOrt. =
lWashingt9n Gq'rssppa9 NsA
York Tines, JIiae 81.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04
Albaay gtgister.
D. y. btIiciaI Paper sOr Oregon.
SATURDAY, JULY & 1874,
We proprietor Of the REGISTER

The proprietor Of the REGISTER
desiring to visit the Eastern States
i0r . year or more on business. will
ellar lease his print shop on the
most advantageous terms, if apph.
eaton be made at once. The Office
is one OF the most complete in the
State. Here's a chance for some
ambitions young man to grow into
fortune aud to fame.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

On tafe4teEjPs1ggR see 25th ult.,
eastern and central portions Of
Marion county we're Eisited by a
tremendous stonif u fai1 AAd Hail;
accompanied by most vivid light
ming, a thing tAam alhS tAhs
known in Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Whenever the telegraphssp
get too lazy to hunt up news, they
fall back q on tAheir fertile imAeina4
tionasnd 4DsaAt'ssi' 'sstsihg"y The
latest invention Of these sons Of
Belief is thatsAere aIsspsNe more
Cabinet changes
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

The game OF base ball last Friday
week aekaeD Bhtliy abtweeu the
Young Americas and the Climers,
resRked ina VictOyy 6Hthe former
eI6b.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

sIEI Yodrlg is stlltOg quantities
OF farming implements and ma
chinery, as we'll IS wagons and dry
goods. That's what He's here for.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Business isn't so sll-fred rushing
with US that we can't stop long
enough to write a receipt for the
various little amounts due US for
subscription, etc. To tG191goT
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

So many changes and improve
ments, new buildings ana remodel.
log old ones, that we can't keep the
run of them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

The story that in . quarrel re.
Gently one mili Planned kis dniStellS
down his antagonists throat, and
then oPenslIits j. senieA 9 aniane
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04
ALBANY REGISTER.

sAsa sisS was ifee from pailt III Seven
minutes the swelling Of the eryical
glands had disappeared, though
some soreness still remained. A
simple gargle was ordered, though
no mediciue was given She had
no more pain nor difficulty in swal-
lowing and was as well a. ever the
next day.
Numerous other wonderful cures
are reported by these medical gen.
tlemen, among them the curing of
a severely sprained wrist from pain
IN twenty minutes; Of a stye on the
eyelld by a simple application; Of
neuralgia OF the scalp IN five mir
ates; ofpnenmouia BY a few appli-
cations; Of wry neck, affecting a
permanent cure, ard various other
experiments, attended with more
or leSs success.
DIR, w. contesseS that he has
selected the cases cited as the most
remarkable ones treated, not to
prove that the operation never tails
but only to prove that il often sue
ceeds, even when other remedies
have failed, and that it is at least
an additional power, in the hands
Of the physician.
The foregoing report Of the sue
cess Of hypnotism is but . mere
drop ID the bucket, astonishing the
physicians far more than the patient.
| have been investigating this SUBJ
ject for the past three months, and
have operated on limited number
Of cases My own experience
proves, and CorrobOrstes the evil
dence given in the foregoing. Ny
cases have been as follows: One
Of Lumbsgo, two Of Sciatlcs, one Of
Sick head ache, one Of Plurisy, and
threatened Pneumonitis, all Of
which were relieved, and the ma
jority cured, by a single operation
not exceeding ten minutes each.
Two OF the cases last cited reside in
Oakland, where I have recently
been on q short visit. Owing to
The limited opportunity, afforded
me while there | wss not able to
give the subject a tair test. Those
whom | hsve'opeTated on here in
Albany will bear testimony with me
in regard 70 NE efficacy Of the plan
ofitreatmeptq Many are cured by
. single operation; Others require
several, and when pain returns 1t is
generally iHA less degree. 0cca'
sionally no benefit is derived, either
during or after che operationy~but
mort sot these ttsilurss have been
noticed to oCCur,in peFsons afflicted
With rheumatism. who decline "a
give up theiT. .toddies;3 AND neural.
gia dependent upon, or iudpced'by,
an over loaded stomach, ofdersnge.
merepf the digestive Orgsns; =
! R J, BOZ UGHToNs
| II W ~~a ~ <rss
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Grill Burkhart raises as fine cher.
iebasa anybody in Odd Linn, 40
We know from personal experience.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

1 Killing lawyers is becoming quite
fashionable. james B. Saunders,
. lawyer, was fatally shot in the
court-nomS " fchkefs,A n. X, by
ps3GitEAah;h party U t1ts> 5sMY
On the lst instant. a. Llna
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

A handsome girl Of Springfield
the other day married a man named
PopCOCk. What's in name!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

eGkrt! Mathews, on Monday, had
an addition to.his household. 1t is
. girl baby.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Mrs. Jackson, q Dalles, has been
spending a few days in this city
visiting relatives Sna friends.
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fsfCIrS.s S.sTzrERArEUrrds.
THE APPLICATION OF HyPNoTIsM
AND THE MAGNET TO THE RE-
LIEF OF PAIN AND CURE OF DIS
EASE. Iai3e islf ElE
Continued from last week.

Another ease Of still greater in
terest was that Of Herman Peter
son, who was seized on the 9th of
February with severe pains in the
lett knee and leg, aud after suffer.
ins for . week, he applied to me
tor relief. On examination, great
tenderness about the knee was
found, and the leg was 50 swollen,
from the knee to the ankle, that it
presented shiny, glossy appear.
aucc, such as is observed in "white
swelling" The skin seemed AZ it
stretched to the utmost, yet it gave
to the touch a doughy feel, and on
pressure with the thumb aid finger,
decided indentationsremaincd, while
the muscles of the posterior part Of
the thigh were so contracted that
it gave to their tendons a feeling Of
hardness, the leg OF coume being
exceedingly flexed despite his efforts
to straighten it. l operated on him
ten minutes, but before the expira-
ton Of the time oil pain had ceased,
and not particle Of tenderness re.
maiued. The contraction Of the
muscles, however, and the swelling,
still continued, though on the tol.
lowing day were considerably di.
minished. / therefore operated
again ten minutes ss before, but
never atterward, IS his improve.
ment was so rapid and satisfactory
that it was deemed unnecessary.
The recovery WAS perfect in . week,
and rot q dose Of medicine was
given.
Otatgid.-A son Of Mr.. s.,
aged sixteen, had been suffering
several days with the earache. l
was sent for on the Sd Of January.
Found the parotid gland 50 swollen
that I pronounced it o case Of
mumps; but on further inquily
learned that he had suffered such
intense pain il tie ear and side Of
the head that Ele had been unable
to sleep At any time during the pre-
ceding tOrtgsight hours He con-
clnded toltsthe etteCs Of hypno-
tism. The pain entirely disap-
peared in eight minutes, and in
twelve minutes the swelling Of the
| glandslhsd also subsided. This re-
suit assonished q qsiss - much IL
it did the spectators who witnessed
it, as we were not operating for the
purpose or with the expectation ol
rednpSilg the swelllpgs but Only, 10
alleviate the suffering. No med.
lcipe was given, Neither pain MOI
enrnetaction returned, though che
ear discharged freely the next day,
aDdehs lad recoteEsl without fur.
ther trouble.
! a0Rsilitis, 80 Mn H. H ---- NJ, was
taken witha severe chill, on The
morning cfthe Path Of FebFhaEy
Ina short time she fell some sore.
pees Of the throat, and difficulty b
| sVsAeNR& wAieh! ! sipd Aseb ri
TaPidly "a and grew 80 painful that
she became alarmed, and sent f6l
| the doctor. We found her sitting
inI.aa,chair, i, fearing she would sui
l hcate If she lsid down. be right
tOnsil was iufammed and swollen
and the soft palate also inflammed
The difficulty ctswsllowllg WIS x
great that each effort was attended
with . peculiar contraction of tbO
features, and = eenvuIsive action D
1 the muscles There was, slsa, eE
terDal Inflammation, with swelling
Of the Csfvicle glands. and cellular
'i'sas, 8siakgAII being rio ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Refreshments ofall kinds will be
in tull supply at Hsckleman's grove
to-day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Don't forget the hall tonight st
the Opera House. It will be gay
and festive.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

az.lfEI8ItTIfN.B xs NJ YKsa'xf Il
The demand Of this Government
made upon Spain, for indemnity for
the American prisoners murdered
bynpas oIIBslSsI, &inas sSRsijtbdI
upon immediately. II j as,,aaaal,,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

The steamer Faraday while en-
gagged in laying the new Atlantic
cable, struck an iteberg off Sussex,
come time duringsbs hitter pAit II
Junsy yandlissltCtsl wreck.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Twss4y dollar pieces are not as
thick Il iieas on 4 . dogs back here
ab0nts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

- "PsS - 4 ~ 1fss S.7-=-fa s9s+tss A.
Late advices from Spain saEthat
Matshaf SGffadO Ills decided to
take cclSnapd II tbs Republican
~ kaliMAAN NTk& pSfIEa ". NH&
arthy. War giiN coptillIse with ali
u ks.ssls . Bpsls. -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Navigation Of the Willamette
river is still possible to this point.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Another case Of small pox is re.
ported at Corvallis.
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Abonta.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-30

TooIH4RDY'- a ownsYTSi4bp trSin
wAs io:oiblya detained aEPr6sperityau
Wednesday morning last, BY a fool:
hardy individual named Glymph, from
the neighborhood of Cokesbury. II
appears that he was folio wing up Ro.
bineon's oirous, and had been seen in
this town on the day preceding selling
blank envelopes at fifty cents each to
credulons negroes. When the com.
pany left that night he got on the
train. but was put off at or near Pros.
perity. and was not allo wed to get on
again. On Wednesday morning he
tried to get passage ON the freight
train, and, on b'ing refused, fired
three shots into Ie engineers cab,
and by threats further shooting.
restrained the engineer from starting.
a telegram was Immediately sent to
Col. Dodamead. who telegraphed back
to Sheriff Darlington to proceed at
once and arrest him, which vas done.
Glymph surrendered TO him quietly.
He said he would not be arrested by
any one but the Sheriff, for he knew
him. WhiAkey is the only excuse
which Gun be offered.
Ner5erry Herald.
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Fire Insurance.
GEO. HUGGINS' AGENCY.

Established il. Co.um,ta, 6. f., 1912.
.IrSA FIRE INSURANCE CO, o: Hart
Cord, Conn, s6 900 ,OC0.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., @.
London, England. IS 900 coo.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO. o;
Philadelphia, IS. coo. COO
PuENIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of
New York, s2,t0)C00.
OLD DOMINION NFIREINsUHASCLC
o. Richmond, Va, $500, 600
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE CO.. O.
Hartford. Conn, siG0 .CoC
,, ,l H;sks taken on Buildings. Me,ch,m!::e,
Cotton, &c., &c
GEO. HUGOINS. Agent.
once opposite the Columbia Hotel,
Sept Is I'm,
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PLENTY OF SUGAR.-The latest re-
ports from the sugar districts of Lou
lslana indicate an uncommouiy large
yield OF cane, with an unusual propor-
ton OF saccharine mntter, and it is be-
iieved that the crop will be the largest
made in the State since 1861.
T1LToS VS. BEEcnsR The suit If
Theodore Tilton against the Rry.
Henry Ward Beccher has been placed
on the November calendar OF the
Brooklyn IN. Y City Court, and it is
promised there will be no postpone
ment.
Arrests were made in Boston yestcr-
day OF number Of men engaged in
swindling banks nnd loan comraui. q
by SECURING loans on raised pass books.
They have realized quite q sum by
their operations.
Daniel Webster has acccpted Il posi-.
ton on the New York police, and it is
therefore inferred that his dictionary
has not proved success.
The Milierites Of Geneva. y. Y arr.
getting their ascension robes in readi
ness Tor an aeria; excursion next
month.
Professor Cuirues prophesies IN
Frank Leslics paper that we are near
Ing the ragged edge of another panic.
Mr. Steven Cogsins, worthy citi
zen OF Sparinnburg County, died ut
his home few days ago.
Miss E.telle Nathan, the eldest
daughter Of the murdered BepiImin
Nathan. died last week.
An Indiana man died before he
could get sixth divorce.
A New York man has been sued Tor
the debt of hin twin brother.
The conriers Of the French Minister
OF Finance travel on velocipedes.
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South Oarolina---Richland County.
COURT OF PROBATE.
Edward Reed, as Administrator OF the Es
tate OF Alex ,nder Kinard. deceased.
Plaintiff, against Caroline kinard aud
Mike kinatd minor, Delendants.-
Copy Summons.
To Defendants Caroline kiuard ami ,Nii.,
Kinord, a mtnor:
VOU are hereby summoned, an REQUIRED
y to answer the complaint in thie action
or which copy is herewith served upon
you, and to serve copy OF your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers, at
their office. at No. II Washington street
Columbia, s.. c., within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day of
auch service; and il You fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, tho
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the com.
plant.
Dated Columbia. 8. c., 23;h August, 1874
WIGG Il HCGCENIN,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Witness my had and seal OF the Court
OF Probate for Richland County, at Colum-
bia, 29th August 1874.
SANDERS D. SWYGEET,
Judge of Probate
TO TIE Defendant Caroline Kinaru:
Take notice that the complaint in this
action, together with the summons, of
which the foregoing ID copy, WAS filed in
the Office OF the Judge OF Probate for the
County OF Richland, in the State aforesaid.
on the oath day Of September, 1874.
WIGG & HCGUENIN.
Sepf 2G ST Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Boot and Shoe Dealers. Read.

Boot and Shoe Dealers, Read.
GT1 SAMPLES OF one, two or
three pairs different iinds
AN 10 BOOTS AND SHOES, sent
to any address, by Express,
G. o. D. Can be opened and
examined, and, il not very cheap and suita-
Bile, can be returned. Duplicate orders
filed. Address P.F. MURRAY.
79 Market Street, Charleston, 8. c.
Oct 80 o
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BY 9. J. LAUREY.

THIS DAY, 3oth inst, ISL Richardson
street, at 10 o'clock,
10 boxes Choice Salt Sides.
10 tubs Goshen Butter.
25 barrels solicited Apples and Potatoes.
10 barrels Hams, Shoulders and Bellies.
Conditions cash. Oct 40
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BA1TMoas, ? October ;29..-Wheaatl
-four and corn quiet and unchanged
Po=k nominal. at 81 90. Bacon
shoulders scarce and firm, at sIS@sk.
Lard unchanged. Coffee strong but
unchanged. Whiskey quiet, at 1.0l.
Sugar in, fair demand. -
CHARLESTON, October 29.-Cotton
more steady-middling 13T@14; low
middling 1356@13A; good ordinary
1885. net receipts 2,466; exports to
France l,62O; coastwise 1,469; sales
1900.
SAVANNAH. o,tober 2s.-ootton
steady-middling IA; low middllng
1871; good ordinary l3a6; net receipts
1880; gross 4 605; sales 2,632.
MOBILE, October 23.-Optton firmer
-middling 14@l416; net receipts
1880; gross 2.G84; exports coastwise
1.175; sales 1900; stock %. 1858.
NEW ORLEANS, October 29.-Cotton
demand good-middling Az; net re-
ceipts 6,756; gross 7,74U; exports
coastwise 1875; sales 1000; last even.
ing s, ,l50.
PHILADELPHIA. October 20.-Cotton
dull-net receipts 299.
BosToN, O,tober 29.-Cotton steady
net receipts 862.
NORFOLK. October 29.-Cotton-
net receipts 3l3; exports s. $50.
GALVESTON, October 29.-Cotton
weak receipts 1857.
AUGUSTA. October 29.-Cotton firm,
with active demand-middling 1897;
low middling 1875; good ordinary is;
net receipts l,778; sales 1875.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-30
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