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MILITARY COMPLIMENT.
The walla walla Artillery Serenade Colonel
Frank J. Parker

o. Tu, sdry evening ,he members of Bat
terry "A had made preparations to receive
Gen-. 5 orah and Sparkling on their return
from Dayton, bu for soLe unavoidable rea-
son they We're comp He'd TO make through
connections III order to reach Spokane Falls
this .veaing whore they 20 to organic, a
post nt g. A. Il. AZ ab ut S. "'cinck the
company frll IN and proere,!ei TO the rel
dence OF Col. f. J. Parker. aud aft.r several
sweet strains rom the lst Artillery Band,
Sergeant WaShbrrI stepped To the ont and
presented Col. Parker with the following set
Of re- e.rlnti..ns;
, 1881-08-06

Farmer sppsseA t. the E1sne Csapssy.
And all Others who summer Allow their land,
should see the Mcconnell Cultivator. The
only Cultivstor ever offered for sale here that
proved success. Every machine warranted
to give satisfaction. The following well
known farmers can testify to their merits
Patrick Lyons, Philip Yemme,
q. W. Stallcopp, Lew Bowles,
7. P. Page. Virgil Marks,
J. K Hood, T. Costin,
r. Walker,
Umatilla County. For sale by Wm- Jones
dealer inFarm Machinery, wagons, etc, corne,
Second and Alder streets, Waila W~lla 4t-w
, 1881-08-06
NARRlEl.

CHALLENGER -WELcH.-On May 9th, by the
Rev. James Irwin, Geo. Challenger and Miss
Mary Welch All OF Walla Walla.
KELLY-MESDESHALL--A ta.e Stine House.
inthis city, ON the lst. inst, h, J. ID. Lamar,
J-P., II. P. Kelly TO S. l. Me:debhall. al Of
this cUurty.
, 1881-08-06
WOOD

Sealed proposals viii be received at the ofics
of the city clerk, No. . First street nnfi!
August l6, 1881, for furnishing 80 corts Of red
ir or tamarack and 10 cords Of hard wood tor
city n.e. Wood 70 be delivered on or te'ore
September 18th, 1881, a: such place. within
the city AZ may be designated by the FIRE ana
Water committee. Terms-Cash on c"mpie-
tion Of the contract. The city reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
uitd LEI. A SHAW, City Clerk
, 1881-08-06
IoMA-UnP. IOM.NE.

the lat o; The Perkins, mur,iererS. VA, r.
capta Ell On Monday last by Ja'sss rigard
aaG Bob Bunt ng at near lie mouth Of " How
ere=t, h.low Uma..ll on the Coiurb !
riv-r, af:er .-rrii'l- rough and tumble fight
du & hrcll he received = hot We Danger
ous souud IN the thigh. The ca. tors h .d to
resn-t IL thsir s:X shooters before they could
get the ir;'ns on him. IA h made pi,st de-
t.rrri.rd resistance. During the fight they
were a olt to be at acked by a klootchman
with = Henry ntie. when one OF the mrn
; la SHOT after her which nad tie elect Of
causi.g & her t" make "A iur RED retreat and
a tre In ians say, mort lily woun,iirg itr.
Ii every sec!l"n Of country III the past had
treated tin Indians with the same d-t.rni
nati n A. Yakima settlers have done, there
wou!d have be, II les trouble.
, 1881-08-06
WILL THE CURTAIN DROP
Another Episode in the Murder Of the Per
kins Fanily-Toma.hop-to -tow.ne Is Recap
tured after a Desperate Struggle.

Our reader, Will remember tie dread de-
tails II I e mgri,r Of the Perkins family III
the Yakima country t:uiing the troubles a.
IS. The family were murdered in the most
trea..hee,.uz nsn ell III cold blood at fer ap-
peas Tor mercy wi CHI would have s"tteued
the h-sr!s Of srything bat a i-kn. Sub
seGu-ntiy, by the efforts ana = 'e,gy Of the
CT II - Of Iakama. the whole gare ( Chi,
Mss-s inciudrd. we'e captured. and some
NE. i deserved fate by i.angi' z; previously,
however, som. made th-r escape tron jail,
a:.d have b, en- stunning loose unii recc:itls,
, 1881-08-06

The WATER QUESTION. = Numerous en-
quiries having been made % to the anfhor
OF the letter on the water questioe vh'cn
recently appeared in the SrArrsMAs ana
attracted 20 much ssteotioa We aEe allowed
to mention Jsdee ]. b. Lasat~ = -
vaite.
, 1881-08-06
DIED.

BEKG.-ln this city, July 18th, to the wife
Of John Berg, a bouncing boy. Mother and
son getting along splendidedly.
, 1881-08-06

~ Non. DYsrEraA Oh ISDIGnros :t>
W u.,,,. ..,.br.asd IxL Rssss ne he
-. b;tsers n as.. hey na.ss s.a % essse ave
seIisk 1na pAysiaa.s
= 80 81 SssysasA
, 1881-08-06
DR.. WOODS
~LIvER8
REGULATOR
Universal veaet.s-e Paaassa

o. 80 ~: :sie - f,::s - g sss:s<.
no0 eeoae ~ - u rpssay asd peso~.e.s
s.i;es Id - "a SsaVses ofss-sd
Dy,veps6a. Jsss1sef' GnaIas ~
oa.se6essA Daoesssss. shsesesSy
AeaAlsy. ssss oeisAsag q VIZ
nso - GssoseA, eaek uenese
saapassa nsWsas ss1 Genesns s'
- n elAes A1nsasas.
A,;uine fea b6liDas sesta q the seeeG;S
Eceis a 1inuAnro1 EvR. For aa1s ss05s
, 1881-08-06
BORN.

SPRiSGER-In this city, Aug 4th, to the
wife Of j. II. Springer, Of Ainsworth, boy
MITCHELL :his city, Aug. 4. 1881, to the
wife Of Joseph Mitchell, abouncing, 10 ID boy.
, 1881-08-06
Burnett's CocoAine
Has Received Cnlver~al EAd.rsement.

No other preparation possesses such remark
able properties for embellisl.iny and -tr-ngth-
ening the hair and rriri ria, i f.,k and
glossy 1t cures bald3ess rni csa, i:s,t-- dan
dr1Iff
Burnett's havofing S:T -e's ~r- ;i,- h-st.
, 1881-08-06

Ri. Bet IS currently reported thai
s,upl. %. pron.irc,.t -ent.emcn IN this city
,,5. ,s- .,'ioxing bel : T. he: b $1,000
- .rn hat he had tract of NJ ACRES that
u,u3 yl-ll 80 bushels per acre. Il that
msir III tr. viii VIII.
, 1881-08-06

uys FINGER Ls>, \ 10y 10y the name
o., Dome. while fo,l.i. wi'h i cartridge
.,,. o,,ria.. mrui-hela case OF surgery
trp-. Nc,o-nac,. Ghe index tn-'r was
.npl.a.gd At TIE seno.d Joint Cartridges
5gi fa.-r- u.yer rolii agree.
, 1881-08-06

- GENTS wANTED.-B;s Pay; -
"A wei 6tsaly Enpls{nsse 49,.
- IiiIA Il L 8YkNs - SsS.s
-, ~ Yak
, 1881-08-06

ae,,.,;. =, ?, sIoSk-The ever popular
ss'aoi.l. 49, I'd >'One. We are pleased to
! asi. t. I.,nS Is.1 road and has selegr.pbed
-, =. Nj. ,s a. here asI and meet him at og.
a :. aa.1a ~, as "a has ever gsf besn sasn Va
: iss,'o'oa. 10 n s.aa At his well.deseryed
apany ,b,n >I mas worked harder for
80 eoe';a'n kpgxi.i' ne and many times TO
a -. u looss:np 49,. g he ha. injured his
qaay an ss, eass Elevation pror.s ,rsslgs,. ,bs,
s,,. a'ps that tins Grisb, ses,,Ss sr.s and we
= = ,..ss ,asrs s 70 90 md do SoAIRls %ea vii
, 1881-08-06

r...f,g lr.olpLAuv Owing to theiact
...,,. p...a,ss E4rjc C,utt7 /, IN that
5..i.- ...s lsal-s wish u l's who love
IT'D N, all te under the nee s'ty
q rarr,ar irou Pao.ic lite 'cr i ''''f' tune
. ,.rr.s m. i.e4 engaged
, 1881-08-06

HEEMORANDUN books blaak tosAs and
MI ether kinds of bn1as osds q TIN oo1cf
, 1881-08-06

-lstE Among the ;rolaets of
hy --''y ''ai to tie Office Of the Oregon
'T''.eH' company We no;ise i mappiS-
.,;r r. q F'aI' o the green gage var.
~ ~ "a. y J, Ten inches III length and contains
qrenr, f.-'7'' ".4 1t l. IN every respect fine
i'm ~ ,,- 'r.- "e grown on the Thomas
l,,--,.,. I'VE a niles up Nil creek. The bunch
Il : .IS' .5;'t a ST'w'a' ;he Plums icing packed
a.. ''-.A thst there 5 not room for .n
ce,T. lac q. l company are ready N ,s.
al ;'.i'vis s,'.'vis o: whea'. barley and frni,
L. .5s .'.s'iS tor exhibition at the office
,t-,, m .t ,..y -al a; the Chicago oife. sd
, 1881-08-06

UNIFTY PER CENT SAVED By HAt
ing your job printing done II the S1Aiss'
NAy Of6ce. CAL e.. e1amine aaxaPses.
, 1881-08-06

scrp-The household furniture
10 - % riano, belonging 10 MIR, I'd.
sal N;iil'F-' w. .o,d at private salr' a. nc
; one ! ~ y hi. family east.
, 1881-08-06

.b,t the depo; has been changed
No" ~. ~, o,,r sity dads to open Och street t
i o'h, .F' ..oe,,ity tha, should be attended
:. AZ once.
, 1881-08-06

' C---,cy pa,i. max So fne dis
ihy 81 ? ''' ii io,es Of very hre Srapes
,r5 leacae-
, 1881-08-06

-.,, go,E i, again in business and on
an, aiII open a, the new san Francisco
SUI, raarley i, al urepFe>i'le rGStlsf ;''
r Il i''.,,r ii''.. .l-srfys, sucees' he VIII WIN
, 1881-08-06

IM tIEsT NLEEPiNG CAE.-Tne C.toctin,
Nd, f'TiG, claims that the trst sleeping
e-revf' built was placed upon tie Bal'i-
noTe AID o5lo roai in 1871 or 1872. This
car va between Baltimore aud FredrIck,
.s-'irs the latter city al midnight. on the
AIi!'a! q The stages from the west, and land
!@''ao--r' Al Washington ly the early train
INN baltim1re.
, 1881-08-06

-,ea-,g.-Nr-. Nis'' frame .a. aul,a,ns' nss
y,,,,'s., ,,.a. ,.n.r.a 70 ".t' roo" i'f the new
, 1881-08-06

H.. ,o'SS.-fae following Item explains
.,--.,. i'-''''svo, July Is, 1881. To
&C.. -4S 'nu!'iiAtion, abrasion and de.
%, ~ ., silver CONS is practiced to 50
!sa-! h. ,'.:i'' TIA; such coins are now re.
lesss, IN ~. ;ls min,, banks and business
l,y., .: q ..' . city; therefore agent. and sm.
'ssTs szcb cr;. wa pauy must refuse 10 re-
I'll reta,r-{' Il any are RENTED, they
Rssal. -sl s,, As expense to persons sspd.
~. n. -, : 70 re-m'n. damaged snLs;j;ae, au
a.I'yi en- =" ~ !" dispose OF them sasi.-
rcy, jsb5 d =! loss OF 20 per cent. Yoprs
''ads-, valentine, general superiu-
, 1881-08-06

"'h't>TiNG.-hANes'lrg has fairly be.
'-a HI 'nis country, P4ine Brothers, th4
-s''-,l''llai implement dealers. sold 81
,, -, 'g'> ms Year. and had more orders for
,-'r'> -LN' tain taey could I'LL. This shows
T,-, , G5 "a. A,g,t nom the crops tins wear.
Ia'!y Is 10 doubt but tat a: east 90 thrrSb.
-. 5'. 'o.a IN tbs city during the wear,
- -AaaS 70 nearly II nat 500 coo TO,
r,.., r,.-,''.'s Ai'le; and YET they sav our far.
, 1881-08-06

nNhEIN. WITH ma FLruE--Fvr sev-
rEai >ani-ys past ,"me mi,chievous person
ais n-ar Il hi, business 10 Jumper with the
wSteg At the head Of Nr. Gla-foJds tiume
thereby drpn,iuL the city OF wat-r. \
to'- wa'ca !, moss KEEP, and any one found
m7.i,I.g hereafter Will hc treated As We're
"E.-!veE Hr bilsraglap Maids Of honor, i.
r., viii no Kind Of ceremony.
, 1881-08-06

fIssh -''oy. VIM. 4. .;,well has declar-
'' TIE e'PtAn,y Of Battery "A, y. e. W.
'''a1t caused by tie dysertion Of Capt. T.
1ieIrFHol'z All empowers the company
7''t, successor to the vacant office.
US. 1-,s VIII ~ uoast lie rendered TO Lieut..
: ~, army unanimously, a he has made a
2l'' .''HhA-dins Othger. Is well as many
'Htnis among thy boys.
, 1881-08-06

r.s Po,,a,1oy.-A, MeKinnon' Esq
L.. va.iav r,o. possession Of the Rising
,.,rN q which he purshas d ol }, NJ. Welsh
80. - Ia..e i b.s money IN this InatItu-
. ,.J a.. wish Nr McKinnon every sue
, 1881-08-06

...,s-w,atse city council take some
.r. cos nuisance question: \
l-..' I .7-z a, By letting their cows 5, run run
ia1e' q .,,..n. upon tn balance "i the
.-rta. Job
, 1881-08-06

r.g>rr-Au excellent opportunity T.
-..... ni The best horses, mules with
r. syl ua-oa- al cbmple;e viii be
.--5 en- .gr Advertising columns. 1t Is the
.., .-'.. a.r,,lu eyer oIered III tins city.
, 1881-08-06

n.g rss 20 eas-. west, norsh or south,
n. l,,r cut. ,hampooh, shaved or
..,,,s i,ei; the ouly competent man III III
"a. ,',... Inc Of jase, Is Chas hsin, si6 5iN,f Nam
- L,. 49, on9 -.,e ,he usw court hou'e. ii"-u
, 1881-08-06

s.,,,fv Rrr;,,o says: The police
1- -l b, the hi ieous crueitles H.
.s.'',' IL, i-uasei and disappointed hus,
a,r;rd '' M Inoran, ami reckless oil
-. ~ 'HI"A-
, 1881-08-06

n-.s-.p-A god. steady oompoaltor can
-,..sa, employment III this office
a.,.-s.ass j"b printer Is .s.'i.Si. %an,JG.
~ 5,..,I,.s wa.e' Answer Immtdl-
vi p. mr. ''' #
, 1881-08-06

No trustee-no bustee
BuStee il Ea.iee
No trustee-no bustee
, No hustee-no Haiee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-13

Fe, ruary; S95sNes;sc for March. Oats higher:
sILk03Issc for cash; 3s1&4c for February
Whisky steady at 81 IL. Pork strongrS15 90.
Lard higher at 60c. Bulk meats stronger.
Bacon dull; shoulders, sac; rib, 40e; sides,
z 60c
LOUISVILLE. January 12.-FIour dull; extra,
S. 25Gs so; choice to fancy.S6 2506 80. Wheat
steady, S5c. Corn steady, &c: Oats in fair
demand at 371fc. Provisions-Pork steady at
sI375 lard in fair demand; prime steam. eSk
Gsszc Bulk meats firm and steady; shoulders,
&c: rib. S066 9Oc; clear sides, 7671<c- Hams,
sugar cured. 9l4610c. Whisky steady. 81 10
CNcrEATI. January 12-Flour stronger;
family, 81 s005 90; fancy, Is 400 90. Wheat
stronger; No. ? rec winter, 81 0501 o.. Corn
frmeT: mixed, 41ikc Oats steady and firm:
mixed. SIC. Provlsioas-Pork nonlinally at
$3.50. Lard firmer at 75c Bulk meats
stronger. shoulders 45sc; ribs, 51sc. Bacon
firmer but not luota6ly higher. Whisky dull.
81 10, Sugar Arm: hards, 1O54@105sc; New
Orleans, 6I<G7S4c Hogs easier; common. 81 90
"a 50; light. 81 5514 IS; packing, 81 s5D5 To-
butchers, S. 15T5 25.
WILMINGTON, January 12-Spirits turpentins
steady. 44c. Rosin firm IS 81 40 for strained;
81 40 for good strained. Tar steady at 81 90.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, 81 50; yellow dip.
% 50; virgin. 81 So
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-13
COTTON

| roncy, 1868, go
NEW ORLEANS, January 12.-Exchange, New
York sight, par; sterling, 81 81.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-13

NOON REPORT

NOON REPORF.
FINANCIAL
LoxDOS. January I2.-Consols, g SIG for
money; g s-l6 for account. Ere, rs
PARIs January 12-Rentes. S8 S21fc
IoSDoT January I2, $50 p. m.-Consols,
90 11-ls for money; 8 il-l0 for the account
ere l rs 5ozx. January 1s.-stOcks opened
active aorey at 51s per cent Exchange
long, 9sss; short. 99ss State bonds dun. GOV
a-nment bends quiet
COTTON.
Liverpool. January 12-Cotton opened with
moderate inquiry and freely supplied MD
ding uplands. li-l6d; middling orleans. o1sd,
sales s'OOe bales, for speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts 1900 bales, all OF which
are American. ,.a.
low middlinK clause, deliverable N JanueLy,
sgd: deliverable in January and Eeorusry,
5SSd: deliverable in February and Marcn,
fl-i6d: deliverable in March and April, oS4d;
deliverable il April and May, 25-52d; deliver
able in May and june, lS-lodi oehFefaole ID
June and July. Zs-5Sd- -
1870 D. m--Middling uplands, 6asd; mlddilng
Orleans, 13-1od-
Futures: Middling uplands, low middllng
clause, deliverable in March and AprlL <l-5So
300 D. MIXTURES: Middling uplandS, low
middling clause, deliverable in February and
March. s sd; deliverable IN April and May
SD; deliverable in May and June, s5-S2d,
SKw YoRK. January lS.-CotUon market
ou.sned dull; Gales SO bales; middling up
Isnds. I2c: midaling Orleans. i215c-
Furrres-sTarkef opened barely steady, with
sales Is follows: January, II sic; February,
M nc: March, y I4c; April, y nc; May y &c;
June, u sic.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETc.
LONDON. January y, 4:SO p. m--Spirits tur-
LrvEsP o January 12-short clear mindless
40s
Hzw YoRK, January 12.-Fiour opened firm
Wheat quiet Corn dull Pork steady, Si2 %
J,srd firm at 15c for steam rendered. Spirits
surpentine, 471kc. Rosin, 81 50 for strained
FrelgnEs strong.
BAITraoRE, January l2.-FIour firm; mode
rately active; Howard street and Western
sTperfue, s. 25G4 co; extra.$4 2565 90: family,
s. 251S 60: city mills supsrflne, % sos 20
iitro extra, 81 a5G4 70; ditto family, IS 25G
50. Ri0 brands. s. -: PataDSc0 family, - %
Wheat Southern easier; Western higher and
strong: Southern red. 81 1611 IS; amber, 81 p
1I - latter extreme; No. Maryland, $; No
western winter red on the spot and January
delivery. 81 III: February delivery, 81 lS94 q
/ Is: March delivery, 81 S01SG1 ? q; April de
livery, s. Corn-Southern steady; western
steady but quiet; Southern white.52c; ditto yel
low, SIC
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-13
RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. January 12-2, Csc bales
cotton, 16 bales hides, fierce hams, ! fierce
lard, l half fierce shoulders, q pkgs furniture,
35 bags peanuts. bhl cider, 10 cases eggs %
bbls whisky, keg printing ink, - bdls Etch-
en- safes. as kegs powder, 2 cases cigars, 800
bbls -four. case springs. u clips and bars. II
bales checks. 16 bales yarns, 5 bales domestics
! Dbl grits, "a boxes tobacco, 3 cars stocks, 2
cars bulk corn. 165 sacks bran, 2 cars lumber, /
passenger coach, 2S rolls leather. cases mdse.
bales junk, box telephones. box bills, /
box trees, iron safes. box wax, 1 bale wool,
/ box books, box soap, boxes tin cans, 5
bales paper stock, 2 pkgs 90 wheels
Per Savannah Florida aud Western Raj way.
January I2-677 bales cotton. II cars lumber 3
cars wood, 406 bbls rosin, As bbs spirits turpen-
tine. Dbl syrup - bbls and 6l2 boxes fruit.
s3S sacks rough rice. s sacks seed cotton, ls
bales hides and mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
January 12-75 boxes tobacco. as quarter boxes
tobacco. GO half boxes tobacco, 10 boxes to-
bacco. Sc sacks rough rice. 25 bbls rosin. l6
casks spirits turpentine. cars stock, car cat
tie , bbls rice, and mdse.
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
and way l6ndiags-13 bales upland cotton, 627
bbls rosin, IL sacks rough rice, 50 pkgs mdse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-13
nrpARrHn YEsTFRnAY.
SAILED YESTERDA

Steamer st Johns. Vogei Florida
Jno Robertson
Steamer Athlete, for Brunswick-Master.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-13

No change OF cars between Savs7nsh aid
Jacksonville end Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palacs eiaepinS Cars daily between
Savannah and JEcksOExiise.
Sleeping cars run tarou Sh &c snd from Saxsn-
nah aud Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany
without change.
Passengers from Savannah for FernAndIaa.
Gainesville and Cedsr Keys take this train.
Passengers 3oP Darie1 take this train.
PASSENGERS from Savannah for Brunswick
axe this Train, arriving e. Brunswick S:C0 A. ~
Passengers leave BrunswSc& at 8 90 ?. H., AZ
rive as Savannah 500 A. n.
Passengers isaving Macon as I:15 4. x. iasify
including Sunday connect g. Jesnp With tia
train Tor Florida
Passengers from E1oT!dS BY thia train connect
s1 Jssup with train arriving 10 Escon aS S:e5 ?.
4. daily including Sunday.
Connect &C Albany with passenger trains
both ways on Southw eStsFn Railroad 20 ard
from Macon, E1fSulas montgomery, EoS1Ss
New Orleans, etc.
cola every Sunday and Thursday evening; for
Columbus every Tuesday end Saturday after-
noon
days excepted for Green Core Springs, s..
Augustine, Falatks, Enterprise, AID all landta23
Tgsirs en- B. aud A. g. g. leave junction, 60
ing west, at 1881 A. Il, and Ter Brunswick &c
$40 P. L., daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car l!erthS
secured et Bren's Ticket 0hice. No. q Bull
street, and at Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway Passenger Depot
ACCOMMODATION TRAJN-EA5TEBN D.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-13
mARKETs BIZ MAIL.

CHARLESTON. January 1t.-RICE-Ihere was
.nrnode-ese movement today in this grain
sales about rs tierces clean caro- ma " 2 t50ss
S,,-,,1rr EIx(a 43<c. fair 515ssc.. low good 51x
Ss5Sc high good s5zG55se, prime 61o5sc
csrrlifrla rough rice Is quoted az see-1Sl per
61sheI For inland, and 81 ~lsSl 40 per Oushel
for saacoast qualities
v-I-1T. sSnoREs-The receipts we're a casks
snIrfts turpentine and ls9 barrels rosln.
Tifere vas 4 moderate movement In rOsins
49, sbont 60 barrels atSl IS per bar
- - n n sf IS for E. 81 IS
80 & 70 for~G. 81 S for H. y Tor
I s. 3 for K, s. es1k for u, = 81 Tor ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-13
MEMORANDA.



TYBEE. January II, 7:45 m-Passed up
bark Mark Twain (Brl. brig Clotilde (Spl. schrs
Jacob Haskell H Livingston, B G Terry and
Charlie Bucki.
Passed out, steamships Cats City, VIM Law.
renee. brig Angela, schr VIM Jones, steamer
Athlete.
Arrived and anchored, barks Mustang (Nor),
Alliance (Nor).
At anchor. outward bound, schr r W Dasey.
Waiting, bark Wilhelm Ger.
Wind calm; fair.
New York, January 12-Arrived, Nankin
Claudius, Wyoming.
Homeward Bonnie Dundee, Pensacola
Imogene, Fernandina.
Later-Arrived. steamers Niagara, Circassia
Alps. Breakwster; Hudson, Chalmette, Char
lesion. British Empire.
Arrived out, Rhein, Utopia Hilton, Ana,
Hugo.
Homeward, Pomona and Emma Parker,
Tybee.
Liverpool, January 12--ArriVed Sth, steam.
ship darlington. New Orleans.
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JANUARY DRAWING.

lux Er1ZoS. 14srESe
Whole tickets, 81; Half Tickets, 81; p Tickets,
$50; IS Tickets, 300.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or
send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIS
TERED LETTER OR POST OFFICE ORDER.
Orders OF S. and upward. by Express. can be
sent at our expense. Address all order TO K. NJ.
BOARDMAN Courier-Journal Building, LOUIS
vile, KY, or 7. ]. COMMERFORD, 2l2 Broad
way, New York.
JNO. B. FERNANDEZ, Agent,
Cor. Bull and Broughton sts., Savannah, Ga.
jana Tu, Tn, S&w4w
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.CCOzEMODATTON TRAJN-EAsTEBN
VTnTQN
Central & Southwestern H.R'dS.

nY25-tf
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

PoULTRY.-Ths market fully supplied, q car
load arriving weekly. and demand good
EGGs-Supply very small: good demand
BrrrER-A good demand for hrst-ciass
article. stock light
PEASuTs.-Market well supplied; demand
ssYErP--Georg.a and Florida in fair demand
sUeaR.-Georgia and Florida scarce, with
light demand
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EXPORTS

-, 432 bales cotton, l2S casks rice, 6l9 bbls
rosin. Leo feet lumber, 760 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Gate city, for New York
1850 bales upland cotton, 464 bales domestics,
yarns and warps, 10 casks rice, $50 bbls naval
stores, p III feet lumber, 25 bales paper stock,
los sacks cotton seed cake. SO bbls and ASA
boxes oranges, pkgs vegetables. bbls and Z
terces fish, 8 bbls terrapins, IS turtles, 125
pkgs mdse.
Per bark Zephyr (Nor), for Ghent-9S9 bales
upland cotton, weighing AIS, 124 pounds-Tunno
& Co.
Per schr Daniel Person. for Baltimore
195, 029 feet Iumber-R Reppard.
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SHIRTS tirpautine quiet: no sales reportsd'
last rates reported &c. per gallon. Crude tuT-
pentine Is valued at = - per barrel Tor 81 !,
Courier
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Masters OF vessels arriving at this port having
any special reports TO make win please send
them TO me. Vessels leaving port win be fur
nished with files OF the MORNING News free on
application at this Office.
J. Il ESTTLIA
Agent New York Associated Press, Office 5
stolr CIR
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BIZ MaR.

Charleston. January 1I-Arrfved, schr Lucia
Murchi5on, Gabriel. Savannah; steamtug
Forest City, Frederick Savannah.
SHIPPING AT THE PORT OF ST MARy's.
s. Mary's, Ga January 1l-Cleared, British
Fox & Burns
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

The reported arrival of the steamship H
Livingston at bee on the 18th, was an error.
as vas also the clearing and sailing of the
Steamship City Of Savannah.
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Steamship Gate City, Daggett, New York
@ 81 SorreI.
Steamship VIM Lawrence March, Baltimore
Jas West & Co.
Bark Zephyr (Norj. Christensen, Ghent-
Hoist & Co.
Brig ANGELA. Mitchell, Orange Bluff, Fla. In
ballast, to load for Port Spain-Jos Roberts
& Co.
schr Daniel Pierson. Pierson, Baltimore
JOS Roberts g Co.
Schr ohm r Fell, Loveland, Brunswick. in
ballast. to load for New York-Jos A Roberts
& Co.
Scar Bertram L Townsend, Townsend. Bruos-
wick in ballast. to load for Baltimore-Jos A
Roberts 6 Co.
Schr Elwood Doron. Warrington. Fernan-
dina. in ballast, to load for Philadelphia-Jos
4 Roberts s. Co.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer st Johns. Vogei. Florida
Jno = Robertson
Steamer Athlste, for Brunswick-Master.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gate City, New York.
Steamship VIM Lawrence, Baltimore.
Brig ANGELA, Orange Bluff. Fla.
Schr VIM Jones, bound South.
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OLRARED YEsrERpAY.

Bark Alliance CSor), Amundsen, Cette, 42
DAYS in ballaSt-HolSt & Co.
Bark Mustang Nor, Birkeland, Cette, 50
DAYS IN ballast-Holst & Co.
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SHIPPING AT THE PORT OF DARrKS.

DarEen, Gs. january lI-Arrived 6th, barks
Alexaudrine GER, Rickeles, Madeira; Gustav
Friedrich Ger, StarosS, Pembroke, Eng;
Elenora Wood (Brl, Duff st Vincent, Y;
brig Shasta (Am), Nichols. Boston; tn, barks
Emile Ger, Kriegle, Dublin; Oskar RUS,
SchybugsoD. Havre.
January CLEARED, banks Brunnow Ger.
Pagle, Liverpool; Toni GER. Brandhof, Cork.