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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-15
NEW HARDWARE STORE
NEXT DOOR 10 TIE posi- OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

TIME subscriber is now opening at his new
/ siati a complete assortment OF Cutlery and
Hardware, embracing every thing III me Ire, al
prices la sat the times, consist ~ IN pais Of
Bidders Hardware; including all varieties OIL
locks, lalchss bolts, hinges, screws, shutter las
eaillgs, sell fastening shutter hinges sash springs
door snnbs, cupboard catches, ruilles, Ike. JOIN
exs' fools, among which are hand, pane, mp,
ienat, compass, sash and other saws, chiseis u
all knd., aigers, long and short, drawing knives,
,-el, ron md ny squares, bench, match, asing,
sass, noaIins an beai i.aaes, braces AMI bits
spirit levels, beyes, moIhce guages, Win all
other description o. Carpenters Tools.
Bl4cksuihs tools and files, bellows, anrils,
vices, screw places, .onss, GFitiin's horse shoe
nails, rasps, files, &c.
Hill Saws, Upright and CircalaT, !,
OF Ro~ and's, Lee, Gage 4 Co, and other good
make; and every variety Of mil! saS, and other
fles. STEEL SPADES aai sHOEELS. OF
AmeS', Roalani's, Adams ami otter mann.ae-
lures. Also: grain scoops, hoes, rakes, hay
forks, manure FORKS, long handled shofeis, on
AMI lng chains, tiaee, breast, halter and other
chains, has aad straw kawes, etc /, etc.
I.4RLL .1.ND POCKET CT ILEitf Of a!
Qualities and n4ices; together with general a.
soFtmeEt Of House keeping articles.
AREEALED WIRE FENGINGl
Tits ar3ce i peculiarly adapted to this Ffal-
ne t0HttA3S llAN hENit AN4t9 tcEtNA' "h - ~
supercede all other kinds of fencing now IN use.
Far durability, eheapues' ard convenience, rs
claims are pfe-eminent. Farmers, lock 10 1t! IL
viii save you many dolla s.
'Twere vain to ATTEMPT 10 enumeIa'e all my
stock The foregoing with TWO HUNDRED
KEGS CUFN AlLS, eastern make, are shfncleht
10 arrest your attention, and my assurances to sell
cheap will be fully realized by giving me call
al Tie povt Office BnildIngs.'
Orders from distance carefully attended TO-
". !, H.LbRnTH,
"Fost Office Battltass'' Davenport.
ADrii 1879
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hk EA@IE.iEl MEME ana BONE LNt-
- NEWT, for the cure OF Bruises, STains,
G. rvs. Chafes or Calls, Cp's, Wounds, Raeu-
3tsttisn, etc etc.
THIS popular I.iniment has been extensively
lsed Ia nearly every city, town and hamlet, m
Ire Western states, and everywhere iae most
gratifying results have been received by the
proprietor OF It's efficacy III curing all diseases
!or whtch Il Is recommended. The Nerve and
Bone l. uimcnt has ever been regarded as one
OF tae most rNectaal remedies yet discovered for
The speedy cure q al diseases where an e&ter
pal application is needed for man or beast i
peGetIates Immediately 70 the seat ot the dis
ease, either Of the Nerves Bore, ana affords
il speedy reHei.
fr.5-For sale only at d.. EAsrEEtI's Family
Medicine Store, corner OF laird and CAesnut sty.
For sale by ELRElpeE 4 SoN, Post O.ice
R,laInn4 ami
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CITY Lots FOR SALE.

I'VE have forty Lots IN Screens Addition"
w and Cock s, Sargent's addition'' to the
cjty Ct Davenport, which we viii sell at fasr pr.
ces, aad 70 persons tesirous OF improving will
gge liberal credit for portion Of ihe purchase
money. C&tOk & SARGESI.
DIVE nnert Eeh 10 1882
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Fresh arrival of Family Groceries!

EXCLUSIVE GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT.
SMITH & BUFORD,
WHOLESALE AND RerAu. GRoczEs,
NO. 4 WATER ST., BET. MAIN s BRADY.
B. SAHFogD's OLD STAND.
II AVE just opened large and well assorted
j J. stock Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
To WHICH they would respectfully invite the al
iention cf Ire citizens OF Davenport and vi-in-
if.
As the stock was selected under or own IN
speetoa ard being OF the very best quality we
ieel cefta n will give enlire satisfaction with
regard TO weight, quality, quantity and price.
II WI! embrace near possible every aFti-
Gle requis t. for Family use IN our line; our
terms are Ready Pas.
E;ther Cash Or Produce.
Davenport. April 9Th, 1852.
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READ THIS!
Prairie State Stove Store.

I II AVE The right 10 sell the above Stove in
L this ma ket. II Is warranted 10 b. the slear-
jest and most du able, to possess advantages ever
al others for speed AMI excellence n Cooking
and to glte perfect "a istarlion.
| will selI the above SoYes Wholesale al
Quincy prices, incl ding freight.
The undersigned hasng bought Cnl "
Blford's entire stock of Stoves and Tn WHe ~
lie Old Sand, Garner OF Main AMI Second
Streets, west OF The Re Claire House. would re-
pecifully Inform the edjzeus OF Davenport ard
the pahlic generally tia. he has On hand and IN
ten q keeping the largest and best assortment Of
COOKING s. HEATING STOVES.
Ever offered ia ii. his Market, which he will
sell IoN Ter cash or Country Pfoaaee lie will
also sell Tn ware at ST. Louis Wholesale bill Of
prices.
Tin and Copper Ware repaitea at the shortest
notice. Oh Saves taken in naIt pas tor new
ones. Second hard Cook aud Hea'ng Stoves on
had for sale.
He vii pay The highest prices far OH Copper.
Brass ard Pewter. Give rs cail-no tfoable
o show Stoves ana Iin-@aip.
H. WICKERSHAM.
Davenport. Anfii 22a, 1857
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LADIES SHOES.

-c-, TIE subscriber begs leave u morn thr
~ Ladies OF Davenport and vicinity hat he
: sN-has opened Ladies' Shoe Shop, on Main,
near Second 81, where h. will make TO order,
Ladies wor, OF every description, al the shortest
notice. and he Viii Al keep a lul supply on
hand Of all SORTS aud sizes.
SAHsI.. WORTH.
Tayenport MAY 9>fh 1869 So
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FOR S LIE.

4 FARM in Elue Ggass settlement of $50
r acres, all under cultivation. fenced With
Cedar post and pine boards-0rchard 200 fruit
trees, &c, together with 10 acres of timber
lani, " / be sold very low 4 tract or it will
be divided into lots 70 suit purchasers.
March r.. COX 81 SARGENT.
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''YAzLHEvooD''--FoR SALE.

rsvtIS valuable farm formerly occupied by
4 Dir. Sargent, containing SO acres CT farm
ing laud IN ..leh state Of cultivation, an orchard
81 300 nifty tees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 20 acres OF tine timber, situate
on the Blue Grass road Al miles from this city
is Offered for sale on very reasonable terms.
COOK s. SARGENT, Land Agents.
Narrh lTIh. 1852.
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ar 4 RAlkGAEN.

NTE offer for sale the farm of John Grace in
w Walnut Grove continuing Id acres, -
acres good timber; one hundred acres i'll eultiva-
ton and we'll watered. The owner wants to
10 o California and the property will be sold at
bargain. COOK y SARIENT.
Davenport, Feb 1852.
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CITY BATH-HoUSE
and Shaving Saloon.

INiEsnhs htNinc re HffeH and fe-Iutnish-
ed ms establishment. would announce TO the
lies aud gentlemen of laVenPati an vicinity.
that he is prepared to FURNISH baths Of every de-
setiptlon, Warm, Cold, Tsa.d and Shower. The
water Il 9nfe and cleanliness always observed
Il, connection with h,g y th- House is sape-
FioI Shaving aud Hat dressing Saloon
Pstfamery OF AZ kinds, brushes OF every de-
ssTiption, Ciga!s, Tobacco. Csniies, &C Be-,
tJr sale. Gs =. hEsiPlAL.
Davenport, Nay isth i052.
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clio every one that t.lirsteth.n

Y'HE Fndle.s Chin Pump is made by A.
l. FASSETT al Stering, Whiteside county,
Ill. OF he best materials and solJ on the most
reasonable terms. Al erdrs addressed 10 hin
vti be promptly attended 10 A supply Of The
above Pump vii be always sept on bard al the
Ohio House in hi. place. 4. FaSSElT.
psvsnnnrt March a5:h 1852
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FARM FOR SALE.

voUN GRIEyE offers far sale lis iatm IN
j Scott conn,y. near Long Grove. his = =
desirable tract oi land containing two hahdied
and tliriy-sx acres, 100 acres uhier fence, W.
acres oi timber Said iafin viii be hsidel ia'9
Two tracts ii desired Apply u
r,lyJ COOK 4 ARGENT.
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MARBLE WORKS.

'tNiE Undersigned oul. resPec lfuljy announce
l. totie citizens of Davenport and vicinity and
3 all those wishing 10 purchase Monuments u
The memory % thor deceased iIiands-th III a
an be supplied by calling nj their Shop on 2na
ST, nearly opposite the Post Office where tlley
sill, be Pleased 70 furnish Gu stone, Of ever,
description, as low II can be bought Tor IN tie
Western County.
RafiaH md .Hme1fcdn .Hart!e f9r Monuments
iiead and foot Stones. .glso, superior article
81 Free siont, &C., VERY Choap.
ELLIS s. KENNEDY.
In addition 20 the above thn subscriber il pre-
pafed 10 furnish superior article Of
Free Stone and Lime Stone. for Caps,
.Sttis, Door SHls, Slips. Water table,
Chimney Tops, Fire Wall Cop
4ng and Hearth Stones.
IN fact every thing tlat is wanted abont q
Building in the Stone Line, from Cnrt Stone
p to u Coriathian Capitol, as cheap as can be
purchased in this vicinity.
Il. B. ELLIS
Davenport, May eth, 1852. 33ly
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FOE s.AEt,.

A FINE farm on the Mississippi River adjoin-
a ing tie Town Of Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house ani the whole handsomely and eligi-
blv situated. VIII be sold al At good bargain.
For etms enquire of j. Simpson. Bnfialo, Q.
OF COOK Il SARGENT.
DaYennnrt Ian OOH 1850
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2ll acres al Iimher Land

NTEAR mouth of Pine river in Muscatine
N county for sale in 10 and &c acre lots by
March II. COOK IL SARGENT.
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1uSF Received per Bon Accord, SO Kegs
y Eastern Nails and Spikes:
Brigh Lag Cham;
Smiths Bellows and Vices; Screw Plates and
Gsiiiin's Horse SAoe Eails,
Al w. ii. HrLDRETH'S,
March t9 Hardware Store.
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SIR WE'D

I,RDN the sehscribsr on or about the
23i dag of Nay, ls5. on the Road
ENtA from Thorn's Mills ana iipton rear
NE-n Yankee Hun, i lHESNUf BRO"
1M HORSE anont Is hands high, star IN
@te<NAY tore ht az, pace under tie saddle, tfot.
NJ FGr II harness. Any cue who y u take np
60 - sntd Horse and INTO BsE bg aatl small
DE- literally rewarded. T. W. pt 41iiEt.
July L. q I'm GranI DetanE, Nste leenl., !.s..
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FOR SALE.

4 Number Of Two, -Four, or Six acre lots,
y about hall a mile from the city, suitable for
bulling lots, nurseries or market gardens.
sppiv 10 j. iARNOOD.
Davenpcft. April Goth, 1852.
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STEAM POWER AND
,cnNTs EnD HTMT.

ROOMS FOB RENT.
TIVE subscriber wishes to rent the second
i story If bis Saw NiiI, GO by 10 feet, v h.oh
may be divided into four Or more rooms, with
power Ia run light machinery.
TIE above Is an excellent opportunity for
Chair, sash and Door Makers and any other
kind u y 90. work
STRONG BURNET.L.
Davenport, APfl !, 1852. 3e-ft
ar Daily st Louis Republican and Cncinna--
ri Gazette copy each = amt. OF 800 aaa send
bis 10 subscriber.
II States Census for l5J0--A very
u convenient hule work Tor reference. con-
tanning a va.nsgEe Map; price csc a. retail, or
FURNISHED low BY the quantity,
AMI 3. bf H. 4. PORTER.
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IOOIA & DlkOTHEK.

IOHN p. COOK Is this iaY admitted partner
~ in cur House lie win devote his time and
attention 10 the isgal business Of the House. and
TO such pro essional business as may be entrusted
to it. COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport. APRIL |. 1851
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REMOVED.

GCHRICKEP & : CINIuT have removed t.
~ the ntw building on Conner OF BRADY and
~ Streets (neaily opposite the fost Otlicrl
where they VIII be happy to Sue their friends
3ni customers.
Davenport june i7h. 1852 3f-tf
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ID. C.. EI.DgiDGE.

DRUGS AND GROCERIES.
4 FULL supply Of Fresh Drugs constantly on
y hand ,.aIso splendid assortment OF GEoce-
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NOrth.Westernk insurance COM
pany 0sWEGO, N. II.
INCORPORATE By the Legislature ofthe
L State of New York in 1894, VITA capital
jail paid nl OF 81 50Gco.
GEORGE FISHER, President.
SAMUEL HlwLEY, Secretary.
CooE & SARGENT, .igents, Davenport, Iowa
lrtnher 94th IH30
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DENTAL. CARD.

DENTAL CARD.
TN. J. DENNIS would respectfully announce 10
~ tie rtulic that lie has returned 10 Davenport.
Persons DESTROYS oil awaiting themselves OF his T. o.
fssiana Services can noN do SO Is calling al his o.
nee in the lie Claire House.
compelled iaial engagements "a ne nfsa.hoi .as
toRas. July Ist, lej2 .i3.3s
whcn ,rr along the irory disks arr srer,
The hithy footsteps OF THE dark ganErene,
When CIries cone, with steRltty steps 20 tire y;
Corrosive inh. spots on those bauks 81 SNOW
Bsook no IL las, ys trembling snlisrtng taiI,
Bat H. Tor refuge the Dentists care.
III. praeuced hand. ohedirnt to bis mlti,
EMptOys his slender hie With incest khllt,
Jasi sweeps the geJmin of dIsease away,
Aud stops the fsarlat prGgr ess ci decay.
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Although the Ledger has but just CON-
menced its career we are rapidly obtaining
subscribers from all parts; not only in diff.
ferent sections of our own State, but in
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Tex
as, &c. Thus affording to advertisements
in its columns, an extensive circulation in
many Of the Southern States.
No paper will be sent out of the limits of
the State unless the price of subscription is
paid first or some person here takes the res
possibility upon himself
Although we are anxious to get as many
subscribers as We can, still the publishing of
ancwspaper requires no little outlay and these
terms will be strictly observed in every case.
az Terms of Subscription, 81 per year
in advance, 80 80 if paid within months
or 80 90 at the end of the year,
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CoRS IL TExAs.-Although the last
was bad season for crops in Texas, a
heavy surplus of corn was made in some
portions of the State. There is now sur
plus Of two hundred and fifty thousand
bushels Of corn for sale in the ncighbor-
hood of New Braunfels alone-a striking
evidence of the industry and thrift of the
German immigrants settled in that region.
This is the greatest surplus of which We
have heard in any one neigilborhood but
in the region west of the Colarado, and on
the upper portion Of that stream, there is
generally more than enough to supply the
demands Of the thousands Of immigrants
now pouring in.-Gaircston Ciriiian.
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TIE Nova SCOTIA GIANT BoY.-At
Hibcrnian Hall, was welcomed yesterday
10y several huncreds OF our citizens and
strangers, all are sufficiently satisfied that
he is giant that "is giant" and no
mistake. Among his many distinguished
visitors, was the Governor of South Caro-
lima, who is well known to bc amongst the
best proportioned and tallcst of men, gem
orally speaking, and he stood with perfect
ease under his ann. This youth is only
growing out Of his teens, and by the time
he has done he will outdo any who went
before him of the giants (which were in
those days."-Chas. Mer.
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Susprcio THE body of young in
FAINT was diS sercd on the stones off the
southeast p9 ! of the Battery yesterday
evening. lty ias partly within the water,
and from c. Ain circumstances connected
with it. ,.e affair had rather suspicious
app~ fhce. The body was wrapped up
iHf ,ece Of cloth, which, upon being un-
10! ID, was discovered also to contain q
81 Ie and a piece Of iron. A coronor's
.Iqucst has been summoned, the verdict
OF which is not yet asccrtained.-Chos.
Standard.
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SELLING OFF at COST
And Less!

FEViIE Subscriber being very ANXIOUS
Il TO dispose of the balance of his
stock of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE.
HATS, CAPS, BoNNETS, &c, to close
up his business and make room for the
large stock Of Groccric, AMI Provisions
now coming into the Store, will sell at such
uncommon low prices rs to induce all
those in want Of such articles as he has,
to purchase Of him. If You want large
quantity Of Goods for little money call
at the old stand of
J. \. UASSEITINE.
Lancastcrvillc, s. c.. Feb II tt l
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Fatal ARRAY in Cumberland--Great
Excitement.

Cumberland, Nd, FED Il-9 l-2 p.
MA terrible tragedy was enacted here
this evening resulting in the instantaneous
deatl' of w. o. Sprigg, son of Joseph
Spngg, Esq, of this county by the hands
OF Robert Swan, brother of the late John
Swan, and formerly Lieutenant in Capt.
Archer.s company of Voltigeurs in the
Mexican war. 1t appears that difficulty
had ex sted between these two young men
for some three eeIs. l will not under
take to state the particulars of the affair
but this evening Robert Swan entered the
ilotei kept by Mr.. Heffelfinger, armed
with double barrel shot gun, loaded, as
it seems, with patent wire cartringe, con-
tanning, bird and squirrel shot. Upon en-
tering the bar room where Sprigg was.
the latter being unarmed, attempted to es-
cape the back door. Swan, however, fred
at him just as he reached the door: few
scattered shot struck him upon the left
check and shoulder. Sprigg then turned
and attempted to make his escape into
the reading room, but just as he reached
the door Swan fired his second barrel,
which took effect u the lack part of the
neck-the charge passing through the
head and coming out the right eye. He
fell dead instantancously. Swan has been
arrested, and intense excitement exists
lii the con munity.
MoRE OF TIE TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
Cumberland, FEB. l2.-The dreadful ira
gcdy which occurred here in Barnum's
Hotel lust night has produced the most
intense excitement.
|. Soindgnant was the populace last night,
after the dreadful decd had been perpetra-
ted, and the coronor's inquest had been
held on the body of young Sprigg, that
II was with extreme difficulty the people
could be restrained from taking violent
possession of the murderer and Furnishing
him on the spot. The officers, however.
succeeded, together with the pcrsuasions
of the more soberthinking part of the COM
munity, in causi G the enraged citizens to
dcsist. Sprigg was altogether unarmed
when he was shot, which shows he did
not anticipate an attack. He was wor-
thy young man, and much esteemed bv
all who knew him-had been engaged rs
an Agent on the Railroad. His funeral
takes place tomorrow.
The terrible act upon the part Of Swan,
seems t. have bccu deliberate and prcmc-
dltated. He went directly to the hotel
with his loaded muskct, and without giving
II moments warning, fired the fatal shot.
1t is also stated that after tho murder
when under arrest, he declared that it was
his deliberate intention to kill the deceased
and seemed to cxult in the fact, rs he pat
ted bis gun and seemingly arp!andcd it
for being faithful to lis trust. He is be-
licvcd to have been under the influence Of
liquor when he perpetrated the deed. He
was young lawyer in practice at our bar,
and highly esteemed 10y all who knew
him. He is now in prison awaiting further
investigation.
The coroncr's jury returned verdict
that the deceased came to his death from
a shot fired from n gun in the hands of
Robert Swan. -,-t. 81. -
The deceased and his murderer had,
prior to their quarrel some four weeks ago,
been good friends and on the best of
terms.
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SALE.

George r. miller In Equity-Lancas-
as.
John M M;lIor ter Dist.
and others. Partition.
Under the decree of the Court of Eaui-
ty In the above case | will sell on the oath
day OF February 1852, at the late resi-
dence OF Mrs. Sarah A. Miller deceased ::
Carriage and pair Carriage Horses, Bug
gy, Smith Tools, Plantation Tools, one 2
horse Wagon, a large number of Cattle
Logs and sheep, mules, Household fur
niture and other articles.
Terms, under $40, Cash, over credit
OF IL months, Note, Security and Interest.
JAMES IL. WITIIERSPOON
Comr. Eq. L. ID.
Feb IL. Printers fee 1925
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AFFHAr.--A man, whose aaale we did
not ascertain, but who We understand was
stranger in the city, while passing thro'
Elliott-street, yesterday afternoon, was
stopped and assailed by several others who
surrounded and commenced an assault up
on him. Seeing no other method of es-
cape open to him, he drew knife and
inflicted some severe wounds upon two Of
the party, after which he succeeded in ma
king his retreat and quietly surrendered
himself to the authorities.-B.
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The following singular invoice Of an as
sorted cargo, Is a correct statement Of that
which was on board of a ship, which sail
cd FROM San Francisco for one Of the At
lantic ports few days since: 75 tons
California soil; sundry cases Of merchan-
disc, returned Eor the benefit Of shippers
so trunks, contents belonging to deceased
spesons; California wildcat; dead
sad" passenger; hypochondriac; l
slAzy man; sick lady; one sick man ;
2 eead human bodies.---Natchcs Cour.
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ROUTES FROM CHARLESTON

ROUTES FROM CHARLESTON.
From Charleston 10 Ne,c ITork-Leay-
ing daily at 3 l-2 O'clock, 2. NJ. BY
steamer to Wilmington, $50 miles: by
Railroad TO Weldon, 1852 miles; to Pet
crsburg, SO; to Richmond, 90, to Acouia
Greek, 10; by Steamer to Washinpton.
55; by Railroad to Baltimore, 40: to
Philadelphia, %; to New York, 81. To
tai distance, I'll miles. Time co hours.
Fare $50.
The So"thcrner, Steamship leaves
Charleston every tenth day after the 9th
of April, at o'clock, =. NJ. Through in
90 hours. Fare, with state room, S25.
From Charleston 10 PAhiadelphia-Thc
Osprey leaves Charleston every other So.
turlay, ut 4 o'cioGs-ste4 NJ. Through in
60 hours. Fare $50.
From Charleston TO Ney Orleans
Leaving daily at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. BY
South Carolina Railroad to Augusta, I36
miles; by Georgia Railroad to Atlanta,
III; by Macon and Western Railroad to
Griffin, ~; by Stage to Opelaka, 95; by
Railroad to Montgomery, G5; by steamer
to Mobile, 33l; to New Orleans, 1885,
Total distance, l,OOG miles. Time, 1913
hours. Fare S39,5O.
From Charleston TO New Orleans, via
Savannah, daily at o'clock, A. NJ. BY
steamer to Savannah, l40 miles; by Cen
tral Railroad to Macon, 100; by Macon
and Western Railroad to Banesvillc, 40
by stage to Opclakq, 100; by Railroad to
Montgomery, Go; by steamer to Mobile,
33l; to New Orleans, l66. Total dis
tance, 1882 miles. Time, II hours
Fare S3O,5O.