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WBm Fullerton.
Bll»«tiH«iii lunfij tg. A<fVj dssvt
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■■Pry Good*,eto.—l. Kahn A Go,
■gloves, Tin Ware. Me. —B. L. Failertou,
V, xWiui w4K.a»-tl
H Wauled- Address “Swamp Planter,"
mjam UV , -4 JJ i-tff ,fll
g M Wholesale-By Levy A Jacobs.
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■ 'IMbelMJFta b-ts ■‘Mima*’ 7i -i
[Bfcu txi ric*—"O'DowtJ A Mufberiu.
■Christmas Gifts—The.. Hitoord* & Bon.
■stole*-Matthew Rice. * d ' au ' SJ, °
SSlrf&ie *“
’ I lUs tbs Latest-He fiom
* ■a-pesxwwcwi 11. iur f.„
B>olum per Annum.
* j —cr,., M a , yajrrsMf y.-t - ~ ' _L.
. AU ywiWrwWwOee las l/T rp0Cl&l OQQ*
Am* life* any biser<
mslera'HeSrgTa.
jlB Single copies of the Dailt Passe—to be
■>*d »t all the Newsboy*—TTVisCKNT* each.
I Newsboys are charged two and a half
Kents a copy.
B The Dailt Pease is the cheapest and
rtadetde nntoti»* Underpin duisO
■ Beosember the pries—s3 per year.
K. it PtJ*UfflrWriete^. T ,
|s I## *«ad •4d > 153-*tlis strAt.‘"‘
I tST Single copies of the Daily
BPhfis <*» of tbTsf weJ
moss, oriat
Lsttis&ioß3M
■the Daily Pkess office. Everybody
pSiZ3*%l3®lt3t^^:
I Fir* Wood for sale at the Wharf—
■ Price $4 a cord. 1 J
m .iij^ifaifi*—> it« J
I G ROC SRI *B.—Levy A Jacobs have
I* good assortment of Groceries, con
*"• I
I River -WhiHi.—The river marks
I twelve feet six in chef ,*t the Bridge.'/ V
I Arrivals—*Two boys and Hard Times.
If Depijrfsde»-d-i>4 H#ys asi Eclipse.
| Al the.Wharf—Harti TiiSesi - '
I .f 4 .if.'ft’ir.tnt* eg-'.
Wanted.—Parties desiring to ex-
I change ad’laatatkni or pardtaSfe a Jack,
I wHI find an interesting notice on tVis
. subject in our advertising columns
ttMs mtfnirag. Read it. J, |
■ 11 A Little More Close Too."—Mr.
fit. Stevens has a fresh suDply of choice
Newark Cider. We bftoVtb.t it js
Jtood, |>r * lt£ pjndfrt cma-
Tnertd ft so all who want a nice pleasant
drink. ■*> ,! '* ' aciv
M (j m * aj < f§ w
godd foings besides Cider. , ,/' ,
I ■<a: ig.A'l.c. -n JJ-.W t
Holiday Pubslnt#.—Tht>glßiclwrß.i
A Bon anitouuce in D*Hjy
Passe a great variety of gpois euitahte
for Christinas and If 4ir W?6^ntß^, f
such as .IJaaka, AatoftE*| > kt* Rkitap
graph Ali-uml, I^»dito'''’CoMp4fiionj J
Toy*, etc., !&t$
invitetite alientiow ad the people. 'U : ‘
, «,» i.i buraau -•:■-■ ” •.)>••■- ■: *»* '
~ 'thk p}»rw
; yesterday, «fi; aeeetvwg -‘#ur« getrihl B$“
corder, Hon R. Uirfat
s .He is Kmcing Hm>
’tooUA LCfigWi^ 'harei Ttfii! tiH
oii lps head, awi. tiwit Abe Mißedgea-
villians had treated him Hwdly. ’ Long
' may >**
• honor* Had deaq*v»,gopuWrilj.! uni i ' IUO
’“.y&Mtifa EtidjCol.
C, ’Siie*4 o«r ; hive?;
also returned, *»4ata>tawte'*g wWK ;
tiUii..- r->ft <ai mini —-4<«—«•** '■•*» ;<J
L’l CoWTf
: iX»wa, yesterday. tbe.tiSlkiw*ng tcnjjed
arete £’' w ,
The^»«lt
kaboat dorptii; *#*&' «i)sfcW^d f M,
.w
The State v* CDerlte Ca(fe feelbreU,
common cheat and
.»! committed M jkiHwawait'trial U Bp*.
-. (fortettV 5
Miiaf » W* 4tkihfh#lucs wee net
• golden, wad «***■; 1 t ,*£# ! ■*"
..:'/, ~-j; , i>v' —3sj< ,>-8 .*?.“
'.tin RkcordsiiU C*Mi»e/*-Io 4hl» 'CofW
' jWtaMay^Ttf^pliVffedy^bijHew,?*,
,-'. who have tgf
River bank—" turning 4ff lat*,*" *»«
~ “p|*yi»g wei» fip*4 $5 fnd
- «wta : «W They didn't «y;fike
' feme 1 oF J the : 'ttwW*
nowa-dajs, “No
the pack with them, ini were, no doubt/
(treat sdipirer*
“Tom Brown." riae*i ft «-*•
“The aoe sdlLtatiebh* aIMN*, I* • •
And the dene* I
At any ra«, the OTurt W<*,
“the ftv*T in this Idttance —trumping it
with the Four (Sectiod IfcnfHN'of the'
General Ordinance). T i—■
: kHtfm * he
17th Section, Wfin&l $T ent W*?
“A young man from the countrjr,
J tboHiihii&eaAooi 7 »op»‘
buy hie then hit the horse*-
in the Express wagon a lick with hut
and wM,>ed|ss
he pai<f and‘Went on
hie way rejoicing.
of g« ntlemes
left the City yesterday, for ffcech Is
or^
"« wßtt. Ilk] carried
r l! i y^ ,^ l X pw* of hounds,
twenty in number. _ ¥
Sr ring Chapel.—Ails'iaX
‘■toT the congregation of this ]oh2«
ftA T kjt SiMiriU* Ik. r,n .T
tmmsM
pp*
We ire in
Church
,<Jt 41 a.TkI T vTH
the way
■S^crrs»s?TKH’‘^
fef^-Hofe^r
MUatir’s Ho
liseaaes
»*nvrd ftwpimtA,, aad wAo rejoice at
them
r' 1 ’ b r froM-ff«&*>am herd !UA
tyjf> aud all who are desi ous of
censalting him, whether in the ;»ty or
should lose no time in and( ing so.
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Death or Hos. E? lArT!Ruc^—The
* u^e l death
Hotel, in New York, on Saturdiy last.
—Previous to the war, he was afetepre-
aentative of Kentucky in the United
Sta** rep
resented the same State in the Cinfede.
feßfe fifeligfess. At the close of t|e wsrj
he established a business house .in this
City, which has already acquired aV
4'V*leC T*d wide spread reputation.
As the Confederate troops passed through
this City on their wayto their homes,
Generous, patriotic, and enterprising,
his loss will be severely felt by a)l who
k ffV/ hi< M f )lM U
Concert Hall—The Hernlndez
Troupe.—This wonderful Trouhe of
first perforinupce in
Tins' City, at Concert Hall, last evening,
to a very respectable wlyp
•jggJjMf :?*Wa ct i?s pr frcquenV
This troupe of little L i ■ uder
number children from the Marsh Troupe,
and Carter Troupe, whose performances
y#A
ago, wiib others of equal merit, ’
The agent in -tilh City, Mr. f ßeorvr
Miller, is a courie >u» and energetic gen
tleman, representing Mr. Flyun. 4ho is
now magtffeMtg the Savannah Theatre.
We commend him and bis entertain
ment to the" patronage of our afcinse
road.— “Sigma,” the Columbia c<>«**4
pondent of the Charleston Courier says:
is
petitioningthe Legislature for aid,- which
jpteffi miJm o<‘*
tfajisfegpf %«»«#“W«h the'State holds
dki Aw etfd'South tSieoliiia
Railroad Company, antOuhtMigW par
valw* to $312,60*. It i*Mid’tliwrs63s,-
,P°# drth;fe eApila| qf the Company
Has already beeu r&eivod, awl $400,000
more is shwrtlji expected from
private sdbscpptionvafud that lees sums
cotnpfete thVdnirSj
gfaduptio# of the road, the masonry >s&f
vfcwdgt*# ’‘|lnelpdit!| nh^J^d u bridge
MtfV* ’s&.wit ’.tiliij ibia)
l and furnish the erosS-ttes ’HndPr'ldr the
> thsexaiW JnAit>% stark > me*a.,i bench the
7MB»^ , WtlM»d‘d««; fsM
any ■teaaoiv'why. k sUouid -not *wgi-ant-
H*
link in the^freatiiioe^*<i><trevajs*et|recn
J run* through heihhy
cs4mrtry,-- w>»4ddiUotMll^»^|BVknta
nlfmVl of the
local buiineea.nWeh'i#}lbeeoJrit>t>lfear-
Jy *ll the
,mote than, tbisertourtiia efci tae gtojd ua.
;) I* tie "bridge
over ihe Coegttfee wdlllwy SerMHM early
*ni from
the Stale skaii ben givea, *tra*lrlaying
Ud
be *e tita , tenwimm! in the
. 'ZZM |
iuw oil r“- j
y-Ti« AV A oil 4*5 !»di |
H.i;iUV7 <T;; And die A .Be*. 1 yui* KM.
merhet'i rweelM iaiet_
anditeaSbeted byt tbe Md4aß<*4ia MTerpool-'
'•w-sr •rtf.riw'jte;: r. f :
■ i >lf«t 4!» V-* «t T»«* J
WVJMgMt deideare tbit the store of
Messrs. CrbiWeti ft tfe, Bix,
-M ,-.M,.fwwC,g£ re 1..i
ine wikrk of an incendiary.
TfeHi’Odd{V4^: / in«««MM^>oo,
hw'ffeji'tier
•wtaeSe A#eaeyt<orr-Tde I>obtor>iwiorms
u ? ’ ft**- pi*] be
jiiqiptty.peii;. *£«,,teaches meteeiher
teesem ef'the impdrthnce pH InWffhg bur
reliable company, and we
#Wi ftecompaiy W I)r.
Branch repreeente,— ,Mkesdle l& C.)
fejjiilio zmaao U
, MiMOft oT:m*en
on al^^dftiywijioSsW^eir^-
Tas, aXin
Maine. “ Onb'’df them
hundred tons of poiafoes
duly.
[From U« Unit*d Staff and Swoptau
TtltgrapkU ifnw AMoeistion.]
11 MHk y°i r/i"‘ T ¥m -
lijeikiirqf mu nl|4|^
I j!rffT l ''ff-ii 1
[ JP'J- o^Kenl|dJ^«e^
suddenly yesteraay at the Southern
Hotel, New York. Hundreds of Con
federate soldiers, penniless at Augusta
on their way from Greenesbqro, will
remember bit generous opefr Taud,
freely dispensing to them the gold neces
sary to reach their homes.
>q|[3afjßS^Sfi»
oenaior rvooena, oTTexaS, Addresflt
a letter to the Constitutional Union
to-day, advising the people to exercise
the highest virtues in maintaining law
pittatnrarxi
seems to await them. He says to
them—be hopeful—push industrial pur
suits—develope the country—and try to
mend
Washington, Dec. 16.
Governor Worth, Judge Thomas
Ruffin, and ex Governor Swain, of North
bere laSt nightl H
jMAAjII look re tree with the BrSaA
dent to-morrow, on Sickle’s order pro
hibiting corporeal punishment
The District House Committee have
perfected a bill repealing the charters of
Washington and GgorgWdtHl; Md'tqb
stituting Federal Commissioners, who
shall appoint municipal functionaries.
The Territorial Committee having
Julian'saUK*tHM<*A Abl
modifying it more liberally as to voters
aud candidates, assimilating it to
Stevens' North Carolina bill.
Washington, Dec. 17.
The Vice President laid before the
Senate a communication ‘rom the Sec
ings of the commission appointed to
audit the claims of owners of slaves
enlisted or drafted into the United States
satttttrwnr
Mr. Sumner presented the proceed
ings of an unconditional Union mass
meeting at Norfolk, composed of citizens
to ignore the present State Government
of Virginia, and establish a territorial
Government uudpj;.
and asking tliaf it be referred to the
Committee on Reconstruction.
Mr S tulshury objected to the receipt
of the paper on the grouud that it was
si##3tl* Pf*di&fbf | M
m fr%4 d I *#%
tion. He asked its non-reception on
the ground of a precedent already
established by the Senate in declining
to receive such papers.
The Chairman put fW* question and
it was decided to receive the paper.
Mr. Wade presente i the petition of
citizens of Alexandria, praying for the
wanwittww
no protection can be had from the laws
of Virginia. Laid on the table.
An amount of discussion occurred in
ibe §mi
bectiou of the Amnesty law, which au
thorizes the President to pardon—Sen
ator Trumbull contending that the
President has power, under the Cooste
tution, to pardon before conviction, as
pardon is for an ofTence not of conviction ;
sustaining the position lit Id by Eng'ish
Washington, Dec. 17—P. M.
A communication was read from the
Secretary of 4elpt{ve. tq j auditing
the claims of owners of slaves enlisted
ur drafted.
;j d||attfl<*hiij|siw«s rw*e ifaiani Ittft
pointed for Maryland, Missouri, Ken
tucky, Tennessee and Western Virginie t
Thre« ; ' ’'thhisAudv' eight «txty-s«ven
Maryland claims are filed; awards in
seven hundred and eighty-six were
made, two hundred mid sevßhtjf-fiihtS'
of which were rejected, and the balance
returned by reason of the dissolution of
.the(Gymtqwri¥iJD ttH jaiw /
Another Commission has been ap*
pointed for Maryland.
The communication nt) fkiHS'aC
statistics.
Mr. Sumuer intioluced a bill to pnn
isy. ■. negroes to emi
grate under false representations.
Mr Wilson presented a resolution
calling on the See»*tK!|r JVd£ jbg
detailed reports from the Commissioner
of the Freedmeu’s Bureau,
The f 3Jfg®[|ifJhe 3d Sectjdb 1611**1
Act to repress rebellion, elicited a warm
debate.
dT¥K*W** m <4**# 'he
ton Amnesty to the whiskey insurrec
tionists.
The Nebraska bill waa r an/i
the late Senator Wright eulogized till
the adjournment.
,«m«ifajsD/rn3i7 a
Mr. Washbui ne introduced a resolution
increasing the functions of the New
qrj«44«Slf Dora mittee.
Mr. Harding introduced a resolution,
which passed, declaring that Congress
will give aid and en«hb'fi*jbnieyt < U>Shh
Executive, in bis efforts in aiding those
powers which are battling for constitution
al liberty, and that this llonac t ■ppemre*
the public voice regarding Mexico.
Mr. Moulton introduced resolutions
brtwWff. *M
mittee of the urgent expediency ot
allowing the loyal citizens of the late
rebellious States to form State Gov.
ernments. ,T3’3>TT3 QilOi
Mr. Baker introduced a resolution re
Tabled.
Mr. Delano introduced a bill reitric-
Jw ft Kims from ehtertakir
ing those preferred by citizens from
disloyal States. Parsed.
Mr. Davis offered a resolution
ing the powers of the North Carolina
ComuaMtee tdfSqAaflitCfta case of
HeurOfilleV^)fc|j[.|n.l|alt t rboro"
|sne^^ydesej|ijb^ty^tpsM|nfeaerate
army, and acting as a spy lor ffiierman
during the war.
Mr. Davis said there were raspy simj*
lar cases South. j J |2I
Washington, Dele. 15?
Interest received for the fiscal jeyjq
date, lath, $700,939.
nffiMrfalisiMf le * Te
LlSelpJSiftM ICftIPiPMUq report
on the fourth section of the | Pacific
Railroad beyond Omaha. j
Currency issued during week
$344,440; total to date, cur
asama-DeM s29tfcfl
Washington, Dei. 17.
The report from London aunt uncing
Carlotta’s death was uufounded. ( tl
r -^Washingtox, Dei i, 17. ‘
Mr. E. B. Washbnrne offered i She
following resolution, which was pasStfjJ I .’
Resolved, That the Committee appauatki
dttßßTtßllß
frauds in the New Orleans CustWp
House, and appointments therein] to'We ’
exclusion of Union men, aud all fiiats(t;l’
connected with the
the affairs of the Custom Houte, and
report fully to this House. j
Washington, Deci. 17J‘ ;
One, usually well informed, kays it
is douhttul whether Nebraska or Coiora
with “white” in t|ieir
Constitution. Leading Republicans, ho
says, are determined to make a ak-aigft
oat fight on the issue.
The wife of Tan nesses Stator Fowler 7
w'jfrofrTS
The dismissal of Ihaiss from
Treasury is postponed till February.
Ti ey are figl.tin' | athetically for tlfeft
places, and will, doubtless, retain; them/
Alt%OAi Jitartj A ,<OOO/1 y. >■
Washington, Dee. 17—P. M. -1
In the case known as the Indiana 1
Conspiracy case, the Supreme 1 CouTt
Muawwwiflf
w fcAikaj Uk writ ms habeas
and adversely to the power 4f tie I
military courts to try citizens, 'wIiVTC
the machinery of civil courts ]is 'in
i* z:
Judge Davis, for the majority of wfe
court, condemned, military courts :in
suck jcpso#- while Judge Chase, speak
ing tor Messrs. Wayne, Sway no, and.
Miller, maintained that the poster to
inaugurate such courts lay with Cqi,*
gress, and they were only illegal in
beca4|e tint body had failed.to.
authorize '-mg* *|# .U
FROM MEXICO.
Washington. Dec. 16.
The gossip at the Foreign Legation/HT
ttrii oft? gife* the following complexion j
to Mexican affairs and complications :
The statement may be regarded as
official, that Maximilian will remain
mi'jaitmrmt*
Napoleon stipulated with Maximilian,
and not with the Federal authorities
regarding the withdrawal of ttoops.
| |en tyttfin d^'e^fch^ troops have been
quietly withdrawn, leaving but flft"BL
thousand, who will follow at a suitable
season before April.
Berthemey, whose mother is a Penn
aylvaniau, will relieve Montholop on
Tuesday. - 1 -*'
Seward’s correspondence excites con
jidi rabki iiujiguati _at„ thg, Frenfeh
ii***. HioatWi *toN «ii*lltl are
making satisfactory progress as Com
missioners of the Mississippi Levees.
P'heJ urging the endorsement By,
the Government of Swamp land bpndt.
It is stated that those in Louisians! wilt
tf/SM <*# sjk<WOQfPssl*7WtHW64mbar,
FROM LOUISVILLE.
it 1 iiu 1 i,i ,h’F<P ,LLE - Dec -1 7 -
John J. H. Smith was killed on
Jeffersonville Ferry, it is alledged, by ’p
man named Whiteside. Provocation
slight. j
A Swiss of a rich family was fbund
ftf/ -
near'the Marine Hospital.
NROM BOSTON !
;)<f Boston, Dec, 16.
Five thousand gallons of whi-ikey
belonging to Abel Hunt, has been
by bedcllil 1 ,
Boston, Dec. 16.
Ten million pounds of wool was isoh)
|
FROM PHILADELPHIA.; ot
Dec. I|S.
1 The ironcMff iromfdes, built in 16ti2 }
costing $750,000, the finest armor plate#
ibft the
• FROM NEW YORK.
New York, Dec. It.
In Devlin and Tilton’s Brooklyn Rev
enue fraud case, a detective testified
’Wit he'hftd-oeeif bffered li.ve hundred‘s
dollars per month to keep quiet. t «
< rRfIM!EKIftPE.
Liverpool, Dec. 17—P. M.
A report has been circulated here ;
thyi Jdmcs Stephens, the Chief Organ
izer of the threatened Fenian
bad been arrested by English deteo
. lives, while attempting to make his jray
into Ireland ; but the Qovernmeut offi
cials deny the statemeut, and are;
sons as they thspast two
months. Up to this noon, Stephens has
uot been seen by anv of the coast guard
[£& 'kud rife that he j
failed to reach Ireland, and has goner
y in4> to await a favorable oppor
ttinity to take passage on some sail
vessel foif the Northern part of Ireland.
1 is niw nuder
the rigid scrutiny ot English iuuboats
»Bd a largely augmented forleofihe
i «*(ti** f JJTa
Dublin,
Advices from all parti of tie
>A>fZsa«ftdMK 44 4k all qfiot3J
'■'^mz^wMs^SS
pmm afMiihMi tt’ihe moat ipnprrtH|l
the past few days have been]
s b*« mtnisi*ea,[en'prepcHit7T>B* iade b«
thef
■ re 'w,fWWPiiPl he oed, and’
refused to—entertain them, anti an in
tom* l eotatoWiiaiSßß has b«eu fa*
termno and that the Govern
dominions, for the best inter4ti and
ii *eifeoe»frfciß-lfaje*yVeaif*ctA
•
the leadtoj rWw'f
> >*«**•» aCvAha -t^Aholi*.Church ; 9C.ih,,
Jlnfted- *y«4dl
»4W* wR«Aw‘O Visit
- that coontry has been- received,, aud if
f pn^ds'qcon^le^jS^"f* eoSSi* 1
• probability Os: its heiagfeneptodl H ,
t.U It imrumored hek*-that.the
jMwaeS
sigawet his-mtt,' and is,,»irtoajUy a priso
•Mfaf'tiWM'tiift French
oflfctftls), . ! a%j4 an
•der orders from the Fraoch.gHiperor. as
the iatteV Tbars ! tijdy Arise
from too hasty withdrawal of | Muxi'
" Indian, 7 »' ' »«« ' -f- H»l Had* I
'' "-•iciva v^nsoaooia
-«E MARKBtB. ,T
-r iwimnr!l t'vvlln!!" J
’ * 'CHiStLMroM', Dtfc.i7*mfl. M- . -
oom*ti*ale*4 or a foAJ
-7OTaSffifir
Cotton duli and
ft buyers holding ofD •?Astern aqlaa ofi
middlfwgSNiera ma«Mtl 3«*4J
.iJwa • New Tout, Doc |L«
Flour firmeq sales 656 uurrels;
•«rn> sl6.a*Jto#HAoi>ijWho«, 3lto 5 c.
'higher. • Com, t to ll «higher/ Beds,
lower sudds
$21:60. H6w I m<iia bdfef.’beaW:” iMHfi
~kw?c f lsQTl2t c
Whiskey, i4*« r ..iftfcwil firragf,
Pean uts. qaiet, cakes 166 bushels. , fM
■ a ‘ ,l “- o!! '• " 111 of
... Hi. mart Jf>lu, -*»«>;
S/fliSsfeSl’ 1 "}
Sevens, 16a i-jNetr.-Fives,’ 10«f
Nkw'XaiffcrL'ec 17-. No m.
Cotton dull nt 34c to Afijc. F'our
firmer: sales, 400 bbls, at to
Wheat 2c to'4e bettor. .-GWmric to ljc
better. Gals Arm at 65c td'66«.- Pork
lower; salds 506 bblk ; newj s2l to
djtll qt 12J tbl2f.
:Naw York, Dec. 19—F, M,
• Goia
fives, 108|. Trea*[j]es. 105 j ; T*tmS
aet ’s, 694; Missouri », 92. Cotton firm,
p«<ale» 2y66fr- baiee |-M.ddiings, -34 c to
35ic. FW»r high* ; sales 790 hbls. al
$11.60 to $T6%h Wheal, Tc + to Te
higher. Corn. -ipio,2o hi.hea Wbia
0 , Perk . qpyifr; salfts 4 560
bbls; New.Mqss $21.12 to s2l s'). ltice
qniet. Su'gar in fair demand: sales
■ sdo hbd* ; ogbvh'tfctetitfiy- :^r i
AO . *■ r,j - 'BtivTs more. |l7.
Flour, fair inquiry f ; reduced Btock;
high .grades ( fi m ; lower grades {move
slowly; Northwestern extra, $72;00 to
$12.50; Howard Street su erfine $11.25.
Rye Flpur, $6.25 to $6,567 Corn
mea 1 , $4.50 t 054.75. Buekwhea meal,
$3.25 to $3.50. Good to prime wheat, !
$3.00 to $3.10 ; tpediam to fair, $2.7tL
. to
' $3.25. ‘Yfline corn m snipping irder,
A®*»t StZ Cos M yaiJi UUUull BDO ' j 'i
12c to sides, 13 to 13 j. Cqrlti!
'heavy. Sugar and molasses du 1. Bm”
•«Hi» Th*«,’'»» to F}c. *•“ v i
ZZ St Lours, Dec.' 15.
To’ agCQ:diAl tyiil .unchanged. Qutton
droop'ng c airWipujc.' Flour firm tnd a
good.
; -F‘Ui S2EO bfjdfowce.wluto. - dswm.dull,
ad closed lower; S9*93e for new; 92c.a
SI.OO for bM; ■ Goto’- firm at- 71a75c
Urovi-iwn* frfmift I .''' 'Mest ’ Pork, ■ sti 1
Wbiftkey VUarfe J’ ;«sMdr* ask a large
adV4Pce’|' : sMf;af-f2.2S't;oftiTivp,;
. CmcawaiSi, Dec. 15< - 1
Flour closed firm, and in some cases
an advance dfuobiained for
medium grades; ¥aley<s supeisae at
s9.soasio. .Whiskey dull at*2.27 in
bond. Hogs opened firta-in $?.25a57.5J
nett, bet closed w«*k, Indicatioas of
liberal supplies next ,vfpek -YlfiiSla pur
chasers hold back. P >fk at
S2O on the spot; $17,50 on delivery ;
closed weak. L*r»:dpU at 12c. 4 'very*
li tie ..demand, lire-m jMid halkimeats
.< uu’.l and drooping. tJold, 137. -
Sale* of' 3,?Ootbs*f
D*u»*4id general;. ckftiug finnu >, 1
W
f ‘ Sales of 27S' : tfereCs ’Cirolfuh rile %l
: gs t69J c. Cdfree, 4ui6t. dull‘.
. NwwfiUuißtiiS, Dec. 15.
i-- Cotton lowers Lew Middling, 2Wf*’
30c.; Middling, .3Ha3y ’ -
CiBLE.
it ?./ a . . i. fltirij
[To, U n #«#»4 .&irpftoan Nat Anociatioßifc
Tim Pepw has «*C«i**d ToneUe, the
London, D*P»»lp
' It id 'tihreTfaWy 'f'Cpdrted here, jthat
v.Head Centre Stephens has been wyes ted
**« Nnrfcfk, 'Httglgn#. t« ! -•»* j
i*he stea'rri’er liotivaVfiaa
over to the agent of the of
ColoiriMkP'L- <*lG taovY
f a .,' L}%»bil,
FatfiamenV h*k
Emanuel <Vom the tbpooe congmwHAtld
ihe people on their desired union and
delivery from * foreign tyoka.-'.lie kvili
f! Aspect -the 'Pc fp&S tehltbljf 'dnd iidjj-,'
1 pendence, and. 'hopes, the question
between-Italy wndthe-jplpe, ’fllf beset
;; ,tte4;sS T «W pm£w».;
London. D«*. FT—Noon. -,
Census 89. FiveX, 71f : ; Erie; «i :
Liverpool, Dec. H*»f.
Steamship Alleppa has Arrived. '•; „
London, Dec. 17.
No rising of the Fenians in Ireland
| on All
] quiet of aCrioda
ii* r .yShf»4^'Tfaftod» | jM*to*Bhj- Jamea
j gtophsatf-i, jpumjl<g ß, me
Berlin, Dee. |7—%4>. M.
BHKv H Ftppdro, stui t» <ce . .
IK) .V .V. el P-|M-'
”-°lt > totsiosedi )nd:Jtw»triw itai refused
* , 'AWVll l ffWsk f e th « * >M,h
4i9kAtta ~i+d3 \o )uq
V
Houses.
is»a-i»t>Br wnwfi 11
P en -
Washington, convicted of the murder of
°of. has
been st&Mhld totfiree years in the Pen-
Mdi liHIIN ■--■ vwqpwW JlauWvoVal I
1’» .*i> lA I«>i«.liii «. ■Vi-.-wV n fj
Mw«He Ai wi.
|!S7O,, !U ,^^ J *jf‘
-
[ hkStoWMft Bfriana, for Vera Cruz Jrtfij
QuakeS Gilt Btiton
VWrehejA e’ **o '■«.-fW * J{ Jwi‘, I
rieUelelt J .
Arrived— Btor. X lan beaufffdih a- 1
vannah. /
Savannah, Dec. 16.
Arrived—Steamship General Baiiies
schr Harriet Brewster, brig Fredtjuia
New York; U. S. Revenue SteaiittM
Kenanee, Baltimore ; schr James* A.
Brown, Havana.
Qneeqa
toifrf; Hrtg > KeS3lnra,''<raisA , i River.
>&mnua, Dec. 17—P.it.
i Antived—jSchf*. .JqhpvßsiGwt./C/ J.
fM. pbiimT>ttl9Ma»*>>'j
Martha, ltn-hmonrl; Knchantraas, if ear
StfiPwiftiß Hgypßai
hohiw> brig Sootlaud. t„. i.„res
ekbugM •hr-Jbff* ushrirtwibirts
iSbmhsKs^SisMS^
ra dff Tybesifme / .n-MvfTl .vvahiqß
bn* 4lo« W ij i«
for Boston, 843 hdev q! ifinttswi *; tj
f 4 IMBkeA-BSbhddher Nom*. Jrd Bos
zssmML
Daniel Britain, trout Baltimore; sdhrs
Maggie Weaversand John A. Origin,
from Philadelphia; sehrs Lizzie ]L.
Tapley and N. W. bmiih, from New
York. •
Sai ed—British ship Canligan, for
Bristol, Eli.-.; schr ary Mankln, {for
j
J. A. Van Winkle,
/'/AIAO : '• :-o:m
MJiIiOIIAJST TMLOk
230 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GA.
K .. f ;• *. -»>■-
i toiSgA v:a-»; if. ■ .V. ,)’»)!». |
(Under Central H6W,)’'
Has on hand thk follow io
Gouda fir manufactur ur ini> Gai
ments, at
LESS TUAN NEW YORK PRXCESI
I
s Fine PLACE. CLOTHS y,
Pnte bH)U’Clxi'i’HS f } )
Fine AMlik# WMWI
rissTOf-snr
Fino BLACK BRAVER CLOTH
<#*itoty*e« MfOtfßfmtiMPiK
I Pm**#; CASBlftftilK
j
Fine FANCY COATI^^S-yfor' 7 j
Ftae BLACK. SM/If LISTINGS I
, .\T'V)J .a YRV'.ali - I !
Fino FANCY SILKTYaSTUHtfe-rt m
i|j 'TUJ A IJi'TM i fc l ah i
lies #miNGS !
■ Ve . •< ) -s, tui/.w .aanAA''
0 ainrx >
Clotliiii^: " I
Fine Black CLOTH FROCK COATS
Fine Black CASSIMEKE BANTS
Fine. Black SILK VESTS
Fine Fancy SILK VESTS
We Party ttelivrF VBSTS )
Fine BlaoJl.VliLWfcS tYfeSTS
mrm»j
iieriWeWSHS 1
I* boa .Harm Ot 'n« AC jtrC f
.-.-rv'.-rpe.- -*m -SKt,
! ,:iLT':‘)> .8 iA/a It V# Lirj;'
I .*l-0. 45/ bao-.1l ~ • A i
• t- ATWStflr-fiOW’FftWSS.^
m] nL»%»ludrt ,-V .fi /Mil 4 #a *
jiosasH i
SHIRTS
COLLARS
GLOVES
HALF HOSE
TIES
,BRj4WfiRS, Eva
All kind*-<roMWSfln be told at the |
J w\vfeßs Bidok* 1 <J
t«q j-Mtnrtl f a ' j
My customers may rely on B*W P S their
,• u ppl ios as WPX*eeiiiei. ~, .
. #*t*m?ja.u -7 ..r.f-i 6:. ..- .- - j
i'-< #i ■ - -C <v / -- 1 A
Iff. Seely , 1 ,.;
fcjcccESsoas to peter dav**ac,
O Uealor. m COnON ItAGS, WASTE,
OU» EAfiGiKU. and ROeS. «3» . * ,JJ }
Also, COWER, BRASS, aad LEAD,
i Northeast comer of Fenwiek'aad Wash
ington streets.
The highoat prices paid for the above
artielei. de!3—lw*
>n„T
on mill aaaea < n^<a>y
! B2TAa TBa-#().I 7 TrtVtTT - ** -
0( LADIES and CHILDREN’S DRES SES and CLOAKS, " ■ r lull I.’lll iljl ~| _l
k.J .t-i.. i aeit {*t*u toen *iH«S To nedwelf—
s a iiouonßT -,*(!*- ..;i«v*.a •* «o
BONNETS, BRNMUfK ANB OLOAf S t
of every deaeriptioa. EVENING and ooa
stantly reciAag. Ila Knot jnil»3 ai tna.nl)
Afi kind. Os STITCHING DONE .4 Wheeler A WjttoV4iHfto’to-¥sSMwa.-| a*
.fio^ 4 odi at cut itJtr*
SttrSE.
■PR 1 -sm sqi r^^mha
___ *rcrnoa ol ni ii */ irojfW—
citizens of Augosta, as one of the bast cheHfevt Brd-e&WGohMiig l Mto ia the
“’’’St q “y *” n,> * , rpa ***4, which in at- kh' WldkMrt MfcfWdWy have
lie di^fitS 1 ,. are aocin.lrncted aft. oirfln,
which mrroundethe oven rasorea theb iking sad reacting gfiteid animaM^ko’hatira
:^wu w :bws»«s AwKisirmu,
SCOURING BRICKS, TEA TKAYS, SAD IRONS, CAKE CUTTERS, iinUUFBAKE
A full assnftaient of noiiseftavnis li^liSSf, 1 »ra
pared to do ROOFING, and all mann< r of work in the Tinners' )in«BT MkifcC**' 1
J±*E. »■ WS«H(Uk O MM^traat.
EKspn*BiPrs
TO D€ ! 3ii jEv'JimiiUri un'i
DWELLING, with eleven Out-Building, belonging to file Subiorlber, 1h itamsohville
ll.—es M..!, .ltd iU !.rg. of Of«flUS;Glg*tvlVaUfirs3t boF-T
containing 7 30-100 Acres of Land—ms king. in all, FIFTY FIVE MtIWM, covering
rßtortl M fair** Jß-reefttouw on tko
‘ r “ e ‘’ “ and Q * org “ r °‘S Cit^
drawing. Kdnaru ihomas and F- C. Bi rbhr, Esqi .lisVo kln'dry CdnsCnteil to ■nperintend
the drayripg. ~ wefc of in oY W»V[ modi Mm nj ol
tJctekiulgtnn. af the-VavpWty-Will bctfi ft with the different Brokers, and at, the Stores of
Messrs. Suvtnson A Sheltun, C. V. Walter A Cos., snd btuvall A Edtnpnstqn'
Grand Prise, Lot No. 64, Homestead, coptalbfc|Y 3WH>* , 'A«trast-W*e
Acre .trim, -nHriTreril-toamT-ndt-todl-0001,200
Three Prises, Lots No. 61, 62, and 63, $1 000 each * .3,000
One Prise, Lot No. 13, value .v^iS.WSZw” r 800
Lots Mi. IT to »4,-WdU each..... ... 4,000
Seventeen Prizes, Lotz No. 34 to 43, 57 < W, siKi.. h?. . | ??f >
t<> .itoY 'ft-y/x ni ymgC Ai. -
Augnsta, Dee. 1, 18*6 [«] ***'*> < ,irt " T ANARUS, AS
CHEAP!
B<rt tl ,
DRYGOODi
VTUW V.iVAWI 0?k JL>V\ W *
DRY GOODS, j
' ■ * • f :y h '4
The Best Goods
»H 7 74 T«a t 18 oT j ’]
AT TUB
r’JOU
LOWEST PRICES !
".hao'fll 1- vd bloodti
*n tax
aftfW*tVLk IK 1 ;
I (v-.iiwA 10
OfENIHGhAILY,
amaga ”
AND V
mQAHAiI
Selling titb they Arrive
W?TATB HaTIJUI
YMB H M lATl AT WH Vi
ZAOIH3M/. }> HSITDIft ,
-,.Setae’s,OldCftfser,
niaotra«a.y B ,
2'.03 A <J II AW 9 B «
Dire s
b.o’i t Til a DBA a |j
Has bee* laepi fo#?? YEARS l|y
V, Ww same ttmSy.
VajHAN, ] ,
Ladies and calling at th|a
House will be served that at ten ti on
' ’ ' v !.
which has this estab
lishment under the old regime, and Goods
will be freely and patiently shown
FREE OF CHARGE.
-ntjiui'l iefKD'lß*
tho LOWES'?
FIGURES, them to be of th 1
BEST QUALITY, and as
J#S# SEIZE, Ageiii.
trtv-tljia ,
DRBIM. MRWCnroi, Hr
T)LUMB.DAA4*iIM»,
r - 212 RT^^pg^ejky^
* ''WllXtnflL DBALSBS ill
DR UGs'ttßi)lCMr)Z& > -Cli&MlC l rl US .
PEtthrMEftir/FINE HAIR AHD
TPqjH. BRUSHES,
Fine Toilet Soape, Kf'T.i.l’lH QJOI>!
Surgical nod DentallnstviwfPt*.
Glaaa, Putty, Painte, OSb,
■..JV~Tn Ytrsiehe*, Dye Btafc, ]
sil'ouaCta v-u i Brushe*j ti .: 1
GRASS AND GARDEN SEEDS,
ja*—tf
H iA&nj BROAD stkest,
3 . WIE AITE -EOW RECEIVING ~ ORB
ifi'ccfsrtW of YELLOW and WHITE
sets. S
,our supply Of.FB£6U . r __
GARDEN SEEDS
7 j.j IN PAPERS AND BULK .
Will be shipped to us as fast as the pew
, . crop is harvested.
* Dev'stock Will he' the most complete ev
;.ffer«lHK,this market, Cata
lugiies unit Alm«ises lurpishud gratis. .
ZrFZ mSxSI
212 Brood streOt, Augusta.
oc27—tf J
■ FRANCIS E. TIMMONB,'
• ‘•X’llq
[tvvnn on J!* TcmP/it i rtaJliT—
"FdtiUd^i?
'*<» TANARUS" ' MANTTFAWHTREft
ENGINES,
- *'[> -.! lain> fir-i e out-vs af-irehu.’ omit
'MX'Sirtfe
:un :*di io aid; <■-; fn7-.-j » HilqWw
SUGARMILLS, SUGAR BOLWtB|L CpL -
- sAwe
" AOT) MAMlNifti*' £AS^Gf3OF
.-.-Kiuii
j4bJNw&MAsU»sWork
lirvi . .hOppaMw Hie Wader Wnr,i ,Hi v
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. .
oel 4—Sin “* *d
s(VK %.i! !VWN If* A!'V BP.: : IT—
wr- 0 !
Direct Importers' and Dealers In *
•B.if tmgtt A I'BNn L
M’SXSwWit'i.'SJ
BOSEMIANw ,1»a...f aid ;.il:I
.. Muemn-mirfe FRENCH ~! 7 -d--. v
(btK . : 1U and AkEtHC^v
idt beiliii 5«««I l’A*B id ni ■»
KERbsßsrt:
J* I *.* 8 v . lf ' a*6 V' " '
tnsttj AGENTS OF ®AOLIN WARE.
7s®, Try us, «and we w'lll .eonvinc* yon
fhatyon can sAVe the Prrrghf frumj H»w
j. jkffe ison rnoMAS,
GEORGE SCUAUB.
oci—6m