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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-20


y 81. LOUIS, with present population OF 2OoOoo'
and the prospect Of reaching five times that number
by the close Of the present century, says the Boston
Traveller, aspires to be the capitalof the United
States. But sbe may find herself distanced in the
race by some unknown (at present) little place,
hundreds of miles further west-for example, juno
tion City, Omaha City, or some other almost un-
heard of village on the great Western plains. 1t
taKes away ones breath to read how the States are
pushing out their population westward, and how
all kinds Of improvements are. working their way
across the great plains toward our Pacific en-
pire. Think Of railroad being laid on that route
at the rate Of almost two miles day for thirty
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-20

QUEEN VIoToRIA has now remained some five
years in retirement. Tenderly and deyotedly at
tached to her husband, at his death she declared
her widowhood most sincerely by uninterrupted
seclusion from public festivities for q length of
time. During oil this while she has necessarily
accumulated large portion CT the allowance made
for her privy purse, which would ordinarily have
been expended in display and hospitality. No
wonder that some have been found to sneer at
such faithful devotion to the memory OF husband,
and to ascrbe this purest Of notions to parsimoni-
GUS and unworthy motives. AS sufficient and over
whelming rebuke to those who have been inclined
to regard the action Of the Queen with unkindly
spirit, it is now announced that Her Majesty has de-
voted no less than half million sterling Of her
private savings-which in our money would equal
the sun, Of 50, 500 0OQ-to the erection Of conva-
lescent hospital at some distance from London,
where the inmates may enjoy the advantages Of
pure and fresh air. The institution will be con-
nected with st. Brrtholomew's Hospital, under the
same management. No official announcement of
the gift has yet been made but it ia believed that
the money already been transferred to trustees.
About SaOO 0OO-one million Of our money-wil be
expended in purchasing the site and erecting the
building. This will be one Of the most muniAcent
and endurable charities OF VIoToRIAs reign.
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E%PROPOSALS- ARMY SUPPLIGS.-OFFICE
CHIEF coMMIssARY SUBSISTENCE, SECOND MIL
ITARY DISTRICT, CHARLERToN s. c. June Is, 1867.
Sealed proposals lin dupHcate will be received by the
undersigned unta O'Clock, A. NJ, Monday June Oath,
1867. at which time Will be opened for supplying for
the ofthe United States Army at this Military Post
fresh beef the block The beef TO be delivered under
the proposed contract must be Of good and marketable
quality, in equal proportions of fore and hind quarter
meat tnecks shan4s and kidney tallow to be excluded
IN such quantities may be from time to time required,
and ON such days shall be designated by the COM
mandlng officer.
The contract be in force for six months, such less
time the Commissary- General Of Subsistence may
direct commencing on the 1st day Of July, 1867.
Each bid to have consideration must contain the fol-
lowing guarantee of two responsible Names as follows
'We the undersigned, hereby guarantee that should
the above bid be accepted it shall be duly fulfilled &C.
cordng 10 its true purport and conditions also. that
written contract with bonds to the amount Of ten thou
sand dollars shall be executed. 'a
printed copy of hs advertisement must be attached
to each proposal which must be enclosed in an envelope
addressed to the undersned and endorsed Proposals
for Subsistence stores.'
VIM NJ BURNS,
Brevet Brigadier-Gen and G. g., o. 8. A.
June IA
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OFF1oER.-Colonel Theodore
o'Hara, Of Kentucky, died recently in Alabama,
where he had become a farmer. He was known
throughout the country both as a soldier and o
man Of letters. He WAS formerly an officer
self in the Mexican war. Subsequently he was
associated with General Lopez in his invasion OF
Cuba, and was also connected with General
Walker in his Nicaragua expedition. During the
WAS present at the battle OF Shiloh, when General
Albert Sydney Johnston fell mortally wounded, and
held him in his arms until be breathed his last.
The "Buril of our Dead" from which the sub
ioined lines are frequently quoted, was written by
Colonel O'Eara:
oOn Fsnae's eternal camping ground
~ - Their Silent tents are spread
And memory guards with solemn round
The biyouac Of the dead
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~pRoposALs FoR wooD.--oFFIoE

@PRoPosALs FOR wOoD.--OFFIOE
DEPOT oUARTERMAsTER, CHARLESTON, s. 9.
JUNE 10TH 1s67-soaled proposals will be received at
this Office until IL o'clock noon Thursday the 10th
day Of June 1867 at which time they will be opened for
furnishing the Quartermaster's Depot in this city
with OAK AND PINE WOOD from July 1st 1867, to De-
cember a1s 1857 Deliveries to be made on the Govern
ment Wharf in this city times and in such guam
titles may be required by the Depot Quartermas-
ter The wood delivered must be thoroughly seasoned
and Of fMerchantabe quality bidders will state tho price
per cord Of the kind of wood hey propose to furnish
Two good sureties the sum Of one thousand dollars
each to be named for the faithful performance of the
Contract Bids deemed unreasonable will be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed 10 the undersigned and
marked Proposals for furnishing Wood
J. D. STUBBS.
Brevt. Lieut. Col l. A. @. M.
June IN 10
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From private letter received BY gentlemen, in
deaths from yellow fever on board Of steamer at
Hilton Hilton Head. The steamer came from Havana.
r ;s to be hoped that the Government will take
nrecsutionary steps to prevent this dreadful
plague being introduced into any OF onr seaport
Il ltoTns.-KdTi0n &ar..! lz"l". ~
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@ NOTICE T MARINERS-CA AIMS
AND PILOTS wishin to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs on the Charleston and St Andrews side OF
the Ashley River by which precauon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. O. TURNER, H. M.
Harbor Masters Office. Charleston February g. 1855.
February z
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We learn from private letter from Charleston
that Mr.. Purcell, the interchangeable, accommoda-
ting and courteous proprietor of the Mills House,
is going to erect hotel Of the first magnitude,
and on tho most improved plan in Wilmington, N.
C.-Morion Star,
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i.. ID i; i;s..Ss,:' ,s., room DIsRigH 80 ta "a ~ z,
:, ~, NV Yonr June is-stotks dull Money 6
. Gold Ssh Sterling, time, 10; sight, leA 1852 @
Registered bonds 1674a107a r Coupons i110se11Q.
: -Four 10a2Oc. lower. Wheat. duh and declining.
Corn shade better. Pork frmer. Mess, os5.
! qniet; Mddhng Uplands, 27e freights dull
! ,:t.si- a 5g y EVENING DBpAIpH.siG. te..ia
STATE, 81 s0a1O 60; Southern, So 4oa15 90. Corn
squiek ;mi1sd Western, g 07a1 1o Southern white,
a 10. Pork firm, s4 40: Lard dull. 9eeaIskey 81 s
quies Tnpentine, soasaS 81 rosin, IS sosS 90.
siScss I sst 1852 registered bohfds
!. 107af07l. Coupons 110a. Virginia 6's 67a7o.
: Tennessee Sc. new issue, 6s; -. oe.oe,
Rio a Sfsss aaisssa sRa ubshsasss; ssecs 600 bsss
Fi5uf dnm and sdfo6pings only = retMl demand. M 40
Corn moro steady; White 81 07a1 0s; Yellow II 10;
sinnorsa sS 400 hhds. during the past wsek Pro-
vision stock light the market maintained; put IN
active lard and Mess Pork. dull and heavy.
% NrW osyEAss. s june 91s1ssles 10co bales, and
ssffsr ct Ml Receipts, 912; exports, S64; SSusar,
Louisiana seconds, II; prime 132a14; Cuba num-.
bars lQ2a11a. Cuba Molasses held ct 4Ila5Q. Flour
! q little steadier, but too irregular Tor accurate
White s5cas1. Oats. dropping; sales ct Is. Posk
5noniinaIly $23a2S 25. Lard in tieroes, l2s;
kegs, 49, Bacon Shoulders retailing at 10s: Ribs
iii; clear 14a.+ Gold s7sasa Sterling 4sasa52a;
cmmsSAM' 51 NJ June 19.-Flour dull and unchanged;
: Family S1aI2: Fancy $13al4 Wheat drmer. Corn
!. d1il and nominal: 76c asked Tor Nc. /. WhiskeY
{, ,unchanged. Pork dun at $21. Bacon in moderate
demand; Shoulders Sc; Clear Sides 1919. Lard dull
q @MoI1,E. June 1s.-sales IS bales; market closed
frm: Widdings 24c.;; receipts 62 bales: -
!. .AgsUsrA, June 10. quiet; sales Ss bales
Strict Middlng Aa2433. I.t.. his., 90. u, -
. "aAyaNNlH, June 19.-Cotton steady, in fair de-
naand; sales $40 bales; stock offering very hgnt
receipts 46 bales. ~ - .''i''i.- i.,' -. 5tl
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FIGHT WITH MDIANs,-A letter from Fort Dodge,
Kansas, dated April az, gives the following ac-
count of fight with the Indians which took place
ut Cnmarron Springs, about thirty miles from
that place, few days previous to tho date men,
toned: 90 q,
A corporal, stationed as vdette, about four miles
from the Cinmarron, was grazing his horse, when
he heard n shot, and at the same time o bullet
whstled by in close proximity to his body. On
turning round he perceived an Indian deliberately
loading his piece to fire second shot, He fired
his piece at him, and at the same time saw body
of six Indians making toward him. BE therefore
mounted his horse and rode hastily toward camp,
and informed Major Cooper Of the presence Of the
Indians. A scouting party OF fifteen were sent
after them, and on coming up to the place desig-
mated by the vidette, found the Indians posted on
an island in tho Arkansas River naturally strongly
fortified. is -
Tho Indians, on seeing the military approach,
fired ut once on them severely woundng one Of
the soldiers. The soldiers, who were under COM
mand Of Lieut.. Berry, opened fire, and soon made
the island uutenable for the Indians, who then,
after short resistance, retreated across the river
firing as they went. AS soon as they had gained
the other sido they commenced the chase. For
ten miles the cavalry followed them, and only de-
sisted from the chase when they found that all
we're killed. They left the bodies where they
fell. They found o woman's scalp, with beau
tful, long, auburn hair, tied to the breech-
clout Of o Cheyenne, and the sight of this en-
bittered the soldiers greatly and they refused to
bury the] bodies. The two companies of cavalry
camped in the vicinity Of the place where the
bodies lay, and they informed me that the wolves
could DO heard tearing and deyouring them,
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The prospects OF the cotton crop in this section
is being greatly damaged by ioe, and in addition
to them tho rainy weather. is injuring the plant
very much, Corn is, however, doing well.
Marion Crescent.
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81 The Friends and Acquaintance or
the late Mrs. ELIZABETH POLLARD; also Of P. j.
BnuN. will attend the Funeral of the former at the
First Baptist Church, This Morning, at Eleven o'clock
without further invitation Il June 90
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~oFFICE OF CITYa yREAsURER.

@OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER,
CHARLESTON, S. c., JUNE 1s. 1se7-Holders of cou.
pons Of the Fire Loan Bonds Of the City Of Charleston
notified thnt those falling due on the first of July
next will be paid presentation at the Office Of Messrs
]. D. KIRKLAND. hill, TAIMADeE Co., No. 80 Pine
street, NV York. or at the First National Bank Of
Charleston.
(Signed 8. THOMAS,
June 10 10 City Treasurer.
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@ERRORs OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay and all the effects Of youthful indiscre
tion WILL for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to Ill who need it. the receipt and directions for making
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30 by addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hs- CONSIGNEES PER STEAM SHIP "CHAM-
PIoN" are notified Of the cargo being discharged at
South Adgers Wharf All goods uncaled for at sunset
wilpbe stored ct risk and expense of owners. ....
STREET BROTHERS co.
June 10
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@ The Relatives, Friends and Acquatnt-
ances of Mrs JOHN HARTIGAN, and OF THOMAS HAIR
raAN are invited to attend the funeral Of the former at
No. 70 Burns lane, at three o'clock This afternoon
June 20
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~ BUTCHERS L GHTNING FLY-KHLER
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Don't be swinded Ask for Du CHER'S, which is sold
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June 8

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