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About Weekly constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) 185?-1877 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1870)
BY TELEGRAPH. rOpechtl to tho Ou MlKi' lora'let. FROM ATLANTA. Atlanta, October 10. SENATE. The Oxford and LaGranje Railroad bill was reconsidered. State aid stricken out, and the bill passed. The Seaboard and Northwestern Rail road bill was reconsidered and passed. Bruton offered a resolution to adjourn to-day, to meet at Milled Seville on the first Monday in November. Tabled. McWhorter offered a resolution to ad journ sine die on the 18th instant. Passed. The bill to more effectually carry out the homestead passed. One section makes bachelors and old maids heads of families. The bill to create the office of Life In surance Commissioner was tabled. Bills passed to amend the act incorpo rating Darien, and to incorporate the towns of Roek Mount and Superville. The bill to repeal the act requiring the Ordinary of Tattnall county to keep his office at Reidsvllle was lost. . The bill to confer upon churches and other religious organizations the right to hold and occupy real estate was recommit ted. Speer offered a resolution to invite Presi dent Grant to the State Fair and extend to him the hospitalities of the State during his stay. Passed by yeas 37 to nays 7. Burns offered an amendment to Insert the name of General Sherman. Lost. HOUSE. The bill to regulate the practice of medi cine was reconsidered and recommitted. The bill to establish District Courts in Senatorial Districts (the counties of Effing ham, Glynn, Colquitt, Heard and Coweta exempted), passed by yeas 54 to nays 88. The bill to change the time of holding the courts of Bryan, Mclntosh and Effing ham counties was passed. A resolution to have three sessions daily was adopted. The bill to form anew county from War ren and Columbia passed by yeas 82 to nays 12. .j£4B.||!Sg|S!k by kno.wlng Republicans SS3HS Atlanta, October 11. SttRATE. A motion to reconsider the resolution to adjourn sum (he on the 18th was carried by 19 yeas to 10 nays. The bill to create the office of Life In surance Commissioner was reconsidered o Q d made the special order for Thursday. The Benate went into executive session on the Governor’s message asking the con struction placed upon the fourth section of theAkerman election bill. He says that when be signed the bill, he thought the ] managers to be appointed by the ordinary were subject to the advice and consent of the Senate, and believes the Senate would not have consented to the House amend ment but for the belief that all the mana gers would be subject to their consent and advice. Harris offered a resolution that the names of managers appointed by the ordinaries be submitted through the Governor to be confirmed by the Senate, the Governor to notify ordinaries. Adopted by yeas 24 to nays 10—Matthews and Brock, Republi cans, voting nay. ■1 HOUSE. The District Court bill was reconsidered. A motion to make It the special order for to-morrow was lost, and the bill goe i to the? bottom of the calendar. A motion to reconsider the bill to declare the poll tax of 1868-’69-’7O Illegal was car ried by two majority. The Senate relief bill passed by yeas 67 convicts passed^ 1 " 8 all W out The bill appropriating the Capitol buiid ingsat Mllledgevtilo to educational pur poses was made the special order for to-mor- Scott offered a resolution asking the Gen eral Assembly to adjourn ou the 18th* O'Neal Offered a substitute to adjourn the ■ House, leaving the Senate to confirm ap pointments. .ntoisni, ;*( Scott offered a resolution defining the fourth section of the Akerman bill. The .rifles were not suspended to take It up. Y J J i Atlanta, October 12. SENATE. Bills creating the following new counties were passed: Douglass, from Campbell and Carroll; McDuffie, from Warren and Co lttmb'a—a motion to name it Adkins being lost; Rockdale, from Newton ; Healv and Independence, from Cowtea, Merrlwether and Fayette; Relief, from Pike and Monroe —Relief .being substituted for Crrittenden by 9 majority. teRkL,., < HOUSawtHH *43 to | A resoltion to appoint a jolflt committee to a day for adjournment was adopted. The bill to appropriate $500,000 to equip the State Road was, on motion of Bryaut, indefinitely postponed by yeas 85 to nays 45. Bryant exposed the Blodgett-Harris ad ministration. Tweedy remarked that it was fortunate that members <sf the Legislature were not accountable outside for what they say in side of the House. For the bill to lease the State Road, Bryant offered a substitute to sell It. Scott offered a substitute to lease the Road, with an amendment striking out the provision for the State to pay for improve ments when the road is returned. Adopt ed by 107 yeas to 2 nays. Scott’s amendment was adopted by yeas 90 to nays 31. It is stated that parties trying to pur chase the State Road have Issued stock to members of the General Assembly. President Yancey and Secretary Lewis of the State Agricultural Society, and their assistants, are busy. More entiles have been made than at the same period for any previous flair. The Governor has signed the Price Sa vannah Street Railroad bill. Among the Savannah incorporators- are Screven, Ar nold, Lamar, Constantine, Fitch, Russel], Dillon and Wylly. The death of Gen. Lee has cast a gloom over the whole .city. The Governor issued a proclamation this mornjng, requiring ordinaries to send their appointments of election managers to him. The Radicals are jubilant over the pros* pect of defeating an election In December. Bullock, Blodgett and Tweedy are active, caucus freely and frequently. Atlanta, October 13. SENATE. Bills passed to organize anew circuit to be called Albany, out of the Southwestern Circuit; to regulate common carriers; to reqnlre railroad and other companies to furnish equal accommodations, without re spect to raes or color; to authorise Hous ton county to endorse bonds of the Port | Valley and HaWtf»vi!le Railroad, to in j corporate the Allowing banks: Americas, I Macon Banking Company, and Georgia | State ; to incorporate Skidaway, • P.ue , Island and Seacard Railroad; to incor porate Darien Telegraph Company : to in corporate AmericusandHawkißSvil’e Rail road Company: to donate certain lands to the Oak City Hook «nd Ladder Company: to prevent the carrying of fire-arms and deadly weapons on the person—Bradley vigorously opposing the bill. . The line was changed between the follow ing counties; Jackson and Banks, Clinch and Coffee, Cherokee and Pickens. A bill passed to change the time of hold ing Bryan, Mclntosh and Effingham Superior Conrts. A resolution that the General Assembly adjourn to-morrow until Monday, in re-j spect to the'raeffiory of Gen. Lee, was adopt ed unanimously. The Governor vetoed the Savannah and Charleston Railroad bill, and the veto was sustained. * - HOUSE. A motion to reconsider Scott’s bill to lease the State Road was lost by a large majority. The State Road men favored re consideration. Resolutions relative to the death of Gen. Lee were adopted—Fitzpatrick voting nay and offering a protest against the "use of the Hall on Saturday, tendered for a citi zens’ meeting expressive of the feeling in regard to the death of Gen. Lee.. Fitzpatrick offered a resolution censur ing the Speaker for disregarding the rights of members. He got one vote. The Senate resolution inviting President Grant to the State Fair was concurred in. General appropriations are un ter con sideration. The salary of the Attorney General is fixed at $2,000, rhd It is made his duty to attend to the State Road cases. Atlanta, October 14. SENATE. A resolution to take a recess until the 35th of October was tabled. The Mitchell heirs’ claim was made the special order for Monday. Anew comity, called. Dodge, was made from Telfhir, Pulaski and Montgomery. Bills passed to incorporate the Georgia Magnetic Telegraph Company; to prevent the abatement of action on torts; to au thorize the Brunswick and Albany Rail road to erect a bridge across Flint river at Albany; for the relief of debtors under a renewal of contract; to incorporate the Griffin Manufacturing Company; to le galize certain acts of the Mayor and Coun cil of Darien ; to incorporate the Georgia Mutual Insurance Company of Savannah. Among the bills lost were the bill re viving the annual appropriation to the State Agricultural Society, and the bill for «ie relief of the securities of Isaac Brooks, Tax Collector of Muscogee county. The Senate, in executive session, con firmed the appointment of the Ordinary of Lowndes county of J. A. Dasher and Ed ward Outlaw (Democrats) as election man agers. HOUSE. | The general appropriation bill passed.— One section gives $16,000 to pay debts of the penitentiary, and one section, allowing the Governor to draw warrants In favor of parties not named in the act, was stricken out. The substitute to the bill to donate the Capitol at Milledgevllle „to educational purposes was taken up. Joiner offered an amendment donating SIOO,OOO to the education of the colored race. Porter amended, leaving the acceptance of a sum to the colored members of the Legislature.,- Tabled by 62 yea 9 to 54 nays. Turner offered ft substitute for the origi naf ulftf to provide educational facilities for the colored race. Indefinitely post poned by yeas 67 to Uafß 58? * ■*" • 5 A resolution to take a recess until Octo ber aiTtaiiuMMli t_ar m The bill to declare void the sale of the Court House in Macon was tabled. rrsriSr..„ special, dated Tours, 15th: “Bazaine es caped from Metz, and is marching with his entire force to the relief of Verdun.” “ Herald special, of Tours, says a rumor that Orleans was evacuated causes immense excitement. Second dispatch, 5:25—P. M. —Rumor confirmed. It is officially announced that Trochu led a brilliant sortie in person. The enemy Were repulsed at alt points. Immense en thusiasm. 140,000 Springfield rifles, by the Lafayette, arrived. London, October 16.—The Standard has a Tours telegram, announcing Bazainqls great victory. Bazaine appears free to move upon This report is con sidered doubtful. Washington, October 16.—Murray <& Stone were arrested at the instance of John Brown (negro), who was thrust from the circus rot insisting upon occupying the place reserved for ladles with gentlemen. The case, after a brief hearing, was dis missed. - ’ , . , Lexington, October 15.—Gen. Lee was buried to-day. The weather was clear and pleasant. Every house was draped. State dignitaries and many distinguished per sons were present. Officers and soldiers of the Confederate army acted as a guard of honor. Episcopal funeral service was read, but the sermon was omitted, In accordance with Gem Lee’s request. SUNDAY EVENING DISPATCHES. London, October 16.—1 t is credited here that negotiations are quietly but actively proceeding with a view to effecting a peace. The main obstacle now is the belligerent temper of the Parisians. A Rouen dispatch, Friday night, an nounces the approach of the Prussians. The National Guards are preparing to re sist them. Florence, October 16.—Thiers and the King had an hour’s interview. Naples, October 16.—The famous bri gand Pilone has been killed. Tours, October 16.—N0 additional offi cial news received from Orleans. It is understood that large forces are face to face near Fort St. Aubin. A general battle is imminent. Military authorities here are hurrying reinforcements forward. Garibaldi has been appointed to com mand the ii regular forces in the Vosges, with a brigade of Garde Mobile attached. Gambetta communicates Garibaldi’s ap pointment to Gen. Carribriels, command ing Eastern Department, and hopes Carri briels will support Garibaldi. A decree has been issued, subjecting generals who allow themselves to be sur prised, to court martial. Versailles, October 1% tia London.— Reports of French successes before Paris are untrue. They were invented for the purpose of rekindling the courage of the people. The Prussians hold exactly the same po sition they occupied ou the 18th of (Sep tember. Two small sklrralshe* between outposts, Thursday and Friday, are the only encounters during the week. flUsson*, afur aa obstinate defense of four days, cipltulatsd to the German 1 forces. The Japanese Government has issued a * neutrality proclamation between France and Prussia. A collision between some French amt Prussian seamen occurred in Yokohoma. No details. St is str'wm * jjjTne war lifts stoMM Mfr worm There has been** * terrible storm and flood northeast of Yeddm ■. Many lives were lost. New Yobk, October 16.—The yellow fever is dying out. No new cases since the 11th. The St. Laurieut, which sails Monday, has already aboard 66,000 rifles, and as many revolvers, sabres and bayonets, and 5,000,000 cartridges. Lexington, October 16.—The committee of the V irginia General Assembly received no assorance that their request to bury General Lee’s remains at Richmond would be granted. The removal of the remains, however, Is probable. COTTON MOVEMENTS. New Yobk, October 16.—Cotton—week’s movements heavy, but still behind last year; receipts at all ports, 76,704 bales; total since Septemb -r, 272,583, agaiqst 282,- .971 last year; exports from all ports, 28,- 462, against 35,240 last year; total exports, 73,215, against 83,614; stock at all ports, 181,155, against 113,064; stock at interior towns, 26,329, against 26,527; stock in Liv erpool, 565,000, against 425,000; American cotton afloat, 31,000, against 20,000; Indian cotton afloat, 374,000, against 550,000; mar ket here during the week continued to de cline and was devoid of animation; weath er South is favorable and picking Is pro gressing vigorously. A table of exports of leading articles for toe year aggregates $499,000,000, in which cotton figures at $327,000,000, or nearly half; details of cot ton are: uplands, $224,000,000; Sea Island, $3,000,000; manufactured, $4*750,000; the previous year’s table shows exports, up -100,250,000 ’ Sea island, nearly $2,- 500,000; manufactured, over $5,750,000; the above are dollar values. MARKETS. [BT TELEGRAPH.] London, October 14—Evening.—Con sols, 93X993X. ’62’s, 89. Stocks steady. London, October 15—Noon.—Consols, 92X082X. .Securities quiet and steady, ’62’s, 89)6. Stocks steady. London, October 15—i:30, P. M.—Con sols closed at 92M992X- Liverpool, October” 14—Evening.—Cot ton—upland, 8X08X; Orleans, 8)60816; sales, 12,000 bales; exports and specula tion, 4,000; total stock, 240,000, inclnding 30,000 American. Manchester advices un favorable. Liverpool, October 15—Noon.-Cot ton opened dull; upland, BX®BX; Or leans 8%98%; sales, 10,000 biles. West ern Flour, 235. Tallow firmer. Liverpool, October 15.—Cotton closed firmer; uplands, 9%@8%';- sales, 12,000 bales; speculation and export, 3,000; Bom bayshlpments to 14th since last report, 9) ‘J'.y I o*7. • New York, October 15—Noon.— Stocks steady. Governments steady. Bonds, 12)6. Gold steady at 11814. Money, 607. Sterling—long, 8)6; short, 9%. New Yoke, October 15—P. M—Money easy at 405. Sterling nominally unchang ed. Gold, 113)60113)6. Governments quiet. ’62 s, 12)6; Southerns dull and generally unchanged. New York, October IS—M.—The Bank Statement -shown Loans increase oyer s*s°,ooo; Specie decrease nearly $1,000,000; Deposits decrease over $2,- 000,000 j Circulation Increased nearly $500,- 000; Legal Tenders increase over $250,000.. a.-spy:*! 10) 10)6; ’6B’s, 10X; 10-4&’s, 6X; Tennessees, 62; new, 60)6; Virginias, 63; new, 64; Louisianas, 68; new, 03: Levees, 75;8’5,87 ; Alabamas, 100; s’s, 70; Geor glas,Bo; 7_s, 90s.North Carolinas, 47)6 ; new, 27; South Carolinas, 80; new, 07. New Yobk, October 15--P. M.—Cotton strong and demand good; sales, 5,000 bales; uplands, 15)6! Orleans, 16. Flour 5010 better. Wheat 293 better. Corn shade firmer. Pork quiet. Beef steady. Lard quiet. Groceries qniet. -Naval Stores steady. Freights firmer. St. Louis, October 15.—Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn dull; mixed, 55; white, 60. Whisky dull at 87)6@88. Provisions dull. Pork, $25 25925 50. Bacon—clear sides, 19. Lard, 16@16)6. Cincinnati, October 15.—Flour firm and Jn fair demand, at $5 5035 75. Corn un settled; new, 40945; old, 53@55. Mess Pork drooping at $25 50. Lard firm. Bacon steady; shoulders, 13)6; clear sides, 18)6. Whisky unsettled at 84. New Orleans, October 15.—Flour dull; superfine, $4 50; double, $5 25; treble, $5 7596. Corn lower; white, 79; mixed, 68. Oats, 53954. Bran, sllO. Hay firmer; grime, $26. Pork—some sales at $27; oiders ask 50c. higher. Bacon—jobbing: 15)6, and 20: sugar cured hams, 27. Lard—tierce, 18)6917)6; keg, 18)6920. Sugar and Molasses scarce and nothing do ing. Whisky—rectified, 90951 (12%. Cof fee—prime, 17. Sterling, nominally, 22)6- New York Sight, % discount. Gold, 112%. Wilmington, October 15.—Cotton dull; middling, 13)6; sales, 122 bales: net re ceipts, 273; stock, 1,068. Galve-ton, October 15.—Cotton in fair demand and prices have advanced, good ordinary, 12)6913; sales, 350 bales; net re ceipts, 227; stock, 7,038, Norfolk, October 15.—Cotton steady; ; low middling, 13)6913)6; sales, 75 bales; net receipts, 500; exports coastwise, 236 ; i stock, 2,635. Charleston, October 15.—Cotton firm : middling, sales, 500 bales; net receipts, 2,066; exports coastwise, 74; stock, 20,245. Boston, October 15.—Cotton Arm: mid dling. V&i ; sales, 30© bales; .net receipts, 72; coastwise, 147; total, 219; stock, 4,000. Savannah, October 15.—Cotton market is closed to-day because of Gen. Lee’s funeral. Net receipts, 3,997 bales; stock, 42,727. Baltimore, October 15.—Cotton steady; middling, 15; sales, 200 bales; net receipts, 56; coastwise, 584; total, 040; exports coastwise, 389; stock, 4,715. New Orleans, October 15.—Cotton Arm and active and held higher; middling, 14j^j}14^£; sales, 2,000 bales; net receipts, 2,641; coastwise, 597; total, 8,238; exports coastwise, 88; stock. 51,708. Cincinnati Semi-Weekly Market. REPORTED 3Y MORRIS A REID, Product and ProoMon Brokers, Room No. 9, Pike Opera Building, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cincinnati, Ohio, October 11, 1870. Provisions— The market continues I strong, with holders asking full prices, but 1 the extreme rates check the demand for bulk meats and bacon. ' Mess Pork—There is an Increased de i nund with considerable sales of city at s3li no. the market closing Armor ' Baoon— I The market la quiet bat Arm, wMfr jobbing .afoe of sbonldere at 18Mi clear rib aide*, 17)6, packed; clear aides mid at 18 U, loose, and 18)ft packed. *■ Bulk Meats—Shoulders ace held at 12)6 with Httle or no demand. There are no sides offered, and prices are merely nominal at 16 for rib, 16% for clear rib, and 17)6 for clear sides, all loose. Laud continues to be held firmly at 16, with jobbing sales of city kettle render ed at this figure and a demand for round lots at 15)6- Hams—Sugar cured canvassed and pack ed are held more firmly at Flour—The and amend is only for local consumption and the market dnll, but holders not willing to make concessions; we quote family, $5 6596 25 as to brand, the litter for fancy; extra, $5 2595 50; superfine, $4 7535, and low grades, $4 25 94 50; Bpring flour, $5 7596, as to quality and brand. Whiskt—The market Is dull with sales in wood and iron bound bbls at 84985 per gallon, sharp cash. Yours, respectfully, * '' •* ** ***’ ** Morris & Reid. Augusta Daily Market , o?fic:e Dailt Constitutionalist, j Saturday, October 15—P. M..| FINANCIAL GOLD—Buying at 112 and selling at 114. SlLVEß—Buying at 105 and selling at 108. BONDS—City Bonds, 75@80. BTOCKS—Georgia Railroad, 97398. Au gusta Factory, 1550156. Savings Bank, .100, COTTON—This article was in good request to-day and full prices were paid, the market opening firm with a good demand at Yester day’s prices, and all desirable offerings were readily taken. Under favorable advices from abroad the market advanced fully >gc., closiDg firm. We quote Liverpool middling at lUJ6; New York middling, 15%@14. Sales, 969 bales. Receipts, 1,008 bales. BACON—Good demand, with light stock. We quote C. Sides, 19019 X; C. R. Sides, 18X019; B. B. Sides, T8018X; Shoulders, 16® 16X; Hams, 22X027; Dry Salt Shoulders, 14X015; Dry Salt C.R. Sides* 17X018; D. S. Clear aides, 18. CORN—In moderate demand and prime white is selling at fl 15 by car load from depot; retail, fl 20. WHEAT-We quote choice white, ftl 80; amber, fl 25; red/fl 135. ' * 1 • FLOUR-Oity Mills, f6 000 7 50; at retail, f 1 ft) barrel blither. Oountry, 1609, accord ing to quality. CORN MRAL—fI 20 at wholesale; f145 at retail. OATS—SSO6O. PKAB-f2®2 25. Waekly Review ofAuyaat* Market. Fbwat, Out. 14, U7o—e. a. REMARKS,—Trade has been no improvement in trade circles during the weak Just closed; Mill ere quoted from $9 00 to f0 00; at retail, $1 00 per barrel higher. Lard—ln moderate demand and prices He. off. Butter— Choice in good demand, Country, 06c. and 40 for Goshon. ITooacco—ls doll and prices unchanged. Stock very quRe C »raaU )emand Tery 80(1 P ricoS firm—stook Corn—ln light demand, stock very much reduced, and jjrimo White is selling at I 15; Yellow, 112, from UeelU I”'® 1 ”'® & t^® cento mand. onmn ' l ~ prico * flrm - Iron Tiu-la very goeddemand-priees unchanged. Fertihtert—TSo change in prices—stock light. COTTON BEYIEW. Saturday- The market opened with a good demand at 14 for Liverpool and 14)4 for Hew York m)ddUn» la consequence of unfavorable New York and Liver market closed’nominal a iSS 5 JlrawMMteiMraag Jrom New York and Liverpool were received, showing a downward tendency, after which the article beoame e-ctwe, wid dosed duU at 13)4 for Liverpool, and middling; as the day advanced and the acoouuts torn Liv W oi middling, m,i New York Sapi' he market opened with a fair demand at L J .-i/°lM vel 'P oo Ji and 13 X for New York mfddHng! Jurln « tho **y. closing steady at the Ml @Sa»i«»i£».xau *•» to middling vxv Liverpool middling ' ” i'lt New York middling Stock on hand thisday by actual count, 6,206 bales Sales for the wsek are, 0,293. and receipts, 8,028 bales We present below our statement of receipts of last season compared with the present, and find the dif ference in favor of this year to be 11,883 bales. Receipts (assent season to data 28,647 Receipts from Sept 1, 1869, to OcU 14,1869... 17^14 11,383 Augusta cotton STATEMENT, OCT. 14, 1870. FINANCIAL. Gold—Buying, U 2; gelling, 114. BiLvia-lfuyfog, 105; selling, 108. SONBB * STOCES. Nat Bank of Augnitaln demand.. a 118 Saving# Bank of Augusta, . 100 Augusta Factory Stock.... a 166 Georgia Bail Road Bonds... 97 a 98 agsaistffimE <s 1 & MSSSSSiSsSK::: s: S Atlanta and West Point 80nd5.... a 100 „ “ Stock,... a 100 Macon and Augnsta end. Bonds... 90 a 92 Maeon and Aognsta mortg. Bonds. 86 a 07 Macon and Augnsta Stock 38 a 40 s *. s S: $ sSSfoilfs'stK™: 15 5 S COMMERCIAL, bacon— Clear Sides ......It.. a 20 1$: S Shoulders...... n>„ i«#» n Hams... lb., 22Xa 27 Dry Sait C. K. Bid«...„ib., R , ig* Dry Salt Shoulders lb.! 16 a S* lb.. 20 a 26 Omaburga, two bushel a 80 Bhirting. •* ........ a 19 BAOQIN^O—■* * IB * 84° .>yi.. w. n 34 eYdtt 80 ft 3'> BUTTER- w • 3. 8 > * Adamantine lb.. 15 a 10 SPMW-.. It.. 46 a (0 PaWM B.oerm lb.. 00 a TO o Has& w - u * Dairy ’. lb.. 19 a so il I !« COFFEE— y‘», common lb.. Jlge it ,#lf Ci^oe.. . . .V.L .1 24 a VMLA lb.. M a ST cofcr&kTc- lb - * * 11S DOMESTIC OtHTON OOOD6- A igusta Factory S-t yd.. a iH « . “1-8 a lob « “ 4-4.....vd.. a 12)4 “ 7-S Drills.. a 13 Hopewell, % Vd.. a lU4 V g!!' !yd"a 10 u : SS “ “ 7-8 yd.. a 10)4 “ <• 4-4 ▼«.. a 12* «• « 7-8 Drill*.. a 13 Athene Checks yd.. 16 Athene Wool Jeane yd.. a Athens Stripes ....yd.. a 14 Apalachee Stnpefl..*....yd.. a 18 Jewell’s Factory, 7-8.... yd.. a. 10)4 “ “ 4-4 yd.. a 12 “ “ 8 ox. Osnab... a 17 Richmond Frot’y Osnab. yd.. a 14 “ “ Stripes.,yd.. a 15 Eagle A Phosnix Stripes, yd.. ala “ Checkered.. a 16)4 “ Heavy Wool en Twills... vd.. a 33 PRINTS— . Best Brands 10 a 12)4 Arnolds 10)4a 11 Lowells 10 >4 a 11 Wamsutta a 8)4 Sbxktihqs and Shirtings— New York Mills yd.. a 26 Lonsdale yd.. a 18)4 Hope yd.. a 17 Yarns.—Nos.6 to 12... a 1 45 Fontenoy 6to 12 a 1 S3 FLOUR— Country.—.,* bbl.. 6 00 a 9 00 Western.— bbl. 6 0 a 8 00 Excelsior mills, Super...bbl.. a 6 00 “ “ Extra,...bbl.. a 7 00 “ “ Dou. Ex..bbl.. a 900 Granite Mills. “ “ Buperflne.bbl.. a 600 •* “ Extra....bbl.. a 675 ;< Doub.Ex.bbl.. a 760 Anguata Mills, Super...bbl.. a 6 00 « « Extra...bbl.. a 7 00 « « Dou. Ex.bbl.. a 9 00 GINGER—per 1b... 28 a 25 GRAIN— Wheat—White bush.. 1 80 a 1 35 Amber bush.. a 1 25 Red, bush.. 1 15 a 120 Corn—Prime White..bush.. a 1 15 “ Yellow. bush.. a 1 12 Oats. hush.. a 60 Rye. bush.. a 1 60 GUAttO- Feruvtan -....t0n.. a 00 00 Dtdkaon , iOompaand...ton.. a 65 00 Phoenix Guano ton.. a 66 00 WUcox,G. ACft, Ma...ton.. a 70 00 Soluble Pacific... .....ton.. a 70 00 PatapeooGuano ..ton.. a 76 00 Sea Fowl ton. .70 00 a 80 00 G. O. Coe’sSuper-Phos. t0n..06 00 a75 00 Ammon’d Disc’d Bones t0n..66 00 a 76 00 Merriman’sß.B. RPhos t0n..80 00 a7O 00 Glasgow Guano t0n..70 00 a 80 00 Hoyt’s Im. Super-Pho6.ton, .70 00 aBO 00 SStfLßKfi&Oswi :•#« GUNPOWDE^^ 6 "^" »58 Fuse.. 100 fret.. a 1 00 Northern oWtii' a 2 00 ■astern ewt.. a 2 26 Oountry .cwt.. 1 00 a 1 26 H Si Sheet... ..lb.. a 7R N>U o ßid.'..“.! “I”!J 12 Horse Shoes lb.. 10 a 11 Horse Shoe Kalla lb.. 18 s 40 Castings, ttr.. 7 s t u • 8 r.A hxi— “: s* taE*5_.........1b., 10 g 20 Kolltsdwel..«,i....bltl.. a 0000 fMlllFfli ?»O jashSSS4....:i«bM.. 0 20 a 6 60 MOLASH^" 01 -• Carolina—old. --Ih.. 0 a 9)4 n0w..... 1t,.. a w p^lr^::::v;;;:;;;;;^v. J 1ri5h....... bbl.. 4 00 s 4 60 r je/mmjm 9 Llveroool.■......eaok.. 1 76 s 1 80 snono. 2 I* » a 00 l 80D t^ moab “ r 8 8 mOarh., America...keg.. a 6 50 SPlCK—per M : 7 5? Muscovado -..1b.. ■ mu Porto Rico. lb.. am 2 BXtrsO.... lh.. . 14K S--,: sh-. l*)4o u J* how 0... lb.. • u Loaf, double refined Ib.. • ij |h.. s 16)4 Powdefel..‘.”'.!!l”.””ib.‘.’ I Jgft TEAS— HyR0Q........ ii),, A ft op ®ESr=*IS t ii Com. Soan-i, fb,. 60 a 66 Medium Sound, lb.. 66 a to HaU-pounds B^Bgrr°*B!jT.!.‘. , ib:.‘ wI im £L ; 4o Wxsß8 nC *LiQUOR^- g ‘ 1 ” - 100 BfigSgiHSli im \ IS WOOL^ d °“ P ° rter « *26 Uuwished.. fib.. 20 * 25 vraffoe<i.iM«M M eg ltM(t K) (( 25 a 66 $1 AAA REWARD, if 1, v v a HISQ’B PILE REMEDY falls to cure. It u prepared expresgly to cure the Flies and noth ing else, nnd bag cured cages of over 30 veara standing. Bold by all Druggists. via rrciA. Da Bina’a Via Fug* ig the pare jaieee ol Barks, Herbs, Roots and Berries. ib* [ COlStnm®#. j Inflammation of tbe Langs; nil Liver. Kid.' ney, and Bladder diseases, Organic Weakness Female Afflictions, General DeblUty. and Si complaints of tbe {/ripary Organa in Male and Female, producing Dyspepsia Costlvensss, Gravel, Dropsey and Bcrofuia, which most gen erally terminate in Couauiintlva Decline. It parties and enriches the Wood, the BUUary, UlauduUr aod Secretive System; Corrects and Strengthen* tbe Norrous and Moacalar forces» l ka»charm on weak, nervoae, and. do! Mlltatud females, both young and old. None •hould be without It. Sold e very w he,« Franklin it. Baltimore, lySfdßoly CHKAFIR TRAN BEFORE THE WAR ter; m?the supple to one-half than that of any other article of the same class containing a like amount of nqtri- "VY { h,t One experiment will convince the tical that with Sea Moss Fabinx they can pro duce unequalled custards, puddings, tellies, Charlottes, creams, sauces, foe., at less cost than before the war. Tho depot of the Com pany Is at 58 Park Place, New York. oct9-snwf*c PENDLETON'S GlA:\o COMPOUND. E. M. PENDLETON, CHEMIST, Sparta, Ga. To the Planters of the South. The UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS at tending the use of my Compound, the past Season, has caused me to make more extensive arrangements for its manufacture, and to secure uniformity and reliability in its contin uance all materials for its preparation, and each lot manufactured vHLU be anoaiyzed and GUARANTIED by me. I have received the most favorable accounts from parties who used it upon their Cotton Crop, and have already received orders from a number of Planters for the enaning Season, and supply for the coming Crop will be necessarily limited, those who desire to not nay Prepara tion are requested to forward their ordera at once, which wflt b* filled at,Ray time specified by than*' • > / t a Og| I am also preparing a SPECIAL if A1 ” TRie FOR WHEAT AMD CORN, which I am satis fied, by ACTUAL EXPERIMENT made by me, will be found to be particularly adapted to the toil and climate of the Southern States, and would advise my friends deslreua of test ing its merits to send in *—rriTtt mffnii Circulars containing Certificates, and general directions for it* application, can bo obtained by addressing me at Sparta, Ga., or R. W. L. Rasim A Cos., General Agents, Baltimore, who will receive and execute orders. ——- _ B. it, PENDLETON, M. D. eep29-thaaou4woo4 . W. B. GRIFFIN, COMMISSION MERCHANT f|||nry-li iiiil niili mlni|K llls mi 11, mmasJHldL WTATK, HousefofflFand Kitchen ffiffil **>*»■ GROCERIES, FLOUR, GRAIN, MEAL. COEN, BACON, SUGAR* OOTTON. fSJSK-ar ACCORDANCE W&tt* INSTRUCTION* OF-TKK OWNERS, and in accordance with the rules of the Auction Bus- boiEcfod. He will ftO Jftitbfttlly all hiiainnifo hi care. Having in this city for thirteen years paat. bo himfolf la being able to give satUfsctidu to all who wish to employ him. TERMS : The same as they were before the war viz • 5 y?HWWgBSa per eaq^ QUICK 3 . . At«ISH7A‘ ~7~_ mtenioMftp* . Augusta, Ga; Superior Court, p '-»iTn-nd 6gpqy|T? By strict attention to businees. hf ftopee to merit a share of public patronage. : cot;Sm^ CABH ° n ffittr-Fira First Prize v*toi Awarded. great O Phnc Q «, NU r«Taw for,, , ■.. IT'*: * I VJMTa ■ Wm. HAeb^ofo, MAKUFAOtUBMB OX Slum. SOU4K mo tumtar ' PIANO Ft)Blnfte, SAIffIBORI, mo, «jp< their exceUence alone attatasd edT* Their*' wWch P ron ® T * l Maa them unequal- TOKB ' combines great power, sweetness and Ins singing quality, aa well as great wort***p tonation and sweetness scale. Their ° 2,loai entire TOUGH hesushsh jsflss.?®' *" ** IN workranshif ? r*f: TjaSys fflitrr ployed in omr business enabling ns to keep onlln * tta Uaaie,Me prov*d U Owr*>n«asr tebsajss than haa y« amlned P ' rfeCUOn Ev«ry Plan© tuhy warran(MHftF * Y©ar«. ttSum JJS net factory Prices. ’ ow WM, fit ABE 4c CO., 9. SSaSSU, Agemt,
