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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-04

THE NORTHERN MAIL failed again yesterday
afternoon. We devoutly hope that the pro-
jected new schedule will soon go into opera
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-04

CoRoNER's NQUEsT.-Coroner Whiting held
an inquest yesterday on the body of Joseph
Higgins, colored youth about twenty years
of age, who was found dead at No. 33 King
street. Higgins had attended dance the
night previous, and had over exerted himself,
which produced excessive hemorrhage of the
lungs, causing his death. The jury rendered
q yerd let in accordance with the facts.
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THE DAILY NEWS

sS LARGEST otRcULATIoN-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cr1.aTrcN m THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRovIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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"A WANToN OUTRAaE.-A few nights since
some unknown person broke into the Palmetto
Engine House, on Anson-street, destroyed their
signal lamp and cut the suction hose. The
lamp had been recently purchased, and had
hardly been in position week. On Monday
night the Pioneer Engine House, on Market
street, was also broken open, and the same
damages inflicted, the lamp being completely
destroyed. 1t is new thing in the history of
tho Charleston Fire Department to have such
dastardly outrages perpetrated, and, if the
riscreants should be arrested, they will find
that the strong arm of the law will impose a
punishment that will not be soon forgotten.
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UNAVAILABLE LErrERs.-The following letters
are held in the Charleston Postofice on ac-
count of not being stamped or for other
causes:
Adams, W. Beaufort, s. G., Illegal stamp;
Brown, r. Beaufort, s. c., not stamped;
Berger, H. Savannah, Ga, not Stamped;
Chaplin, W. A. Pocotahgo, s. G., short paid;
Matthewes, Pender, Columbia, S: C., Illegal
stamp; Montgomery, J. W. Mayesyile, 5. G.,
short paid; Martain. Same, Virginia, not stamp
ed; Panzerbeiter, NJ. ST.. Stephens, S. G., llle-
Yarn, John A. Ridgeville, S. c., Illegal stamp;
Washington, L. Lawson's Pond, no such Office.
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1sss-THE BAPTIST BANNER, Az.

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GUsTA, GEORGIA.
H,HE FIRST NUMBER OF THE SEVENTH VOL
i UME OF this Religious and Family Journal Will
appear onehe first Saturday in january. 1858
The Banner will be issued regularly every Satur-
The resident Editor, Mr. JAMES n. ELLIS. Will
be aided by the pens Of some Of the most diss.n.
cushed writer's Of the denowjpsiop IN this snd the
adjoining states.
characterl will be received at the usual rates.
Subscription prioe THREE DOLLARS per nnurn.
Address BAPTIST BANNER.
December IS Augusta, Ga,
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CAMPBELL, KNOX & co.
Straac Goods, Bonnet Ribbons, Boots an
Shoes, Dry Goods and Clothing:
y nv T0uN ~ MvTNnp O, fN

TOMORROW, 5tt instant, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
at our Auction salesroom, No. 1856 Meeting. street
IL cases Ladies' and Mems STRAW HATS. TEmm
ed and Untrimmed; Quaker Hoodn No. 10 and 16
Bonnet Ribbon, Is and 40 Spring hoopskirts, Hens
Brogans, Boots and Balmoral Shoes Kerseys Ken
tucky jeans, Bleaihed and Brown Shlrtng, Satnets
'rweedsI L. B. Slrts, Fine French buspenders,
Mems Brown Hall Hose.
ALSO,
An Invoice Of ASSORTED CLOTHING.
AitRRITATEcSALE
Balls FkU3oRY YARN
Bales 81 ard 7-8 Brown Shirting.
Conditions cash. March
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-04

STRAY CATTLE.-The city ordinance relating
to stray cattlo in the streets was rigdly en-
forced yesterday morning by Mayor Burns,
and five dollars fine was imposed in each in
stance. The owners Of COWS gladly redeem
their animals by prompt payment, but the
goats seem less fortunate. Few persons are
willing to give five dollars for goat, ard the
owners would rather suffer the loss than pay
the fine. 1t is now rare sight to see any
ouadruped roaming the street except horses or
DOGS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. s.-Charies'on Hotet.-R R.
Murray, Watkinsville, Ga; DR.. Laurens Tur-
ner, Georgia; DIR. J. Klein, Philadelphia; VIM.
L. Heuson and Thomas R. Harper, Augusta,
Ga; G. W. Bearden, Columbia; j. Ross Brown,
Columbus, Ga; Alex. Fennerly, Vicksburg,
Miss; W. J. Gaddep, New York; ]. Lewis Dart,
Pennsylvania; Seth NJ. Conner, Vermont; s. s.
Fraser, Georgetown, S. c.; W. T. ]. o. Wood
ward, South Carolina; j. w. Wells, Virginia;
E. W. Cole, Augusta; Charles H. Howard, New
York; Captain Frisbie, brig Cyclone; John A.
Adams, General D. H. Hill, Charlotte, N. c.
Pardion Hoiel-Theo. Chase, Boston; W.
E. Fripp, South Carolina; W. NJ. Williams,
South Carolina; J. It. Mcdowell, South Carroll
ma; H. G. Lohse, w. K. Herton, s. G. Boulin,
w. H. Dalbear and ". J. Frisbic, Georgetown,
s. c.; Samuel J. Kennard, Waldo; J. ]. Nettles
Northeastern Railroad; j. G. Freeman, Marl.
boro' R. R. Bethen, Marlboro; c. P. Nelgrow
Lexington Courthouse.
M,ls House,. W. Quintard and Edmund z
Schuyler, New York; ]. Legare Yates, city; T
]. Robertson, Columbia; MIR. and Mrs. H. B
Norton and tive daughters, Connecticut;
Henry L. Perrin and o. Anderson, George
town; DR.. Trainer, Florida.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs: Leltch and
Bruins sold yesterday for Master J. W. Gray
the following real estate.:
The ''Bee Hive" plantation in Christ Church
Parish, measuring Ave hundred and twenty
nine and half acres of high land, and nine
hundred acres of marsh land, for $4,000.
''White Hall' plantation, in the same parish,
measuring six hundred acres, for $1,000. The
first for one-third cash, and the second one
fourth cash, the balance payable in one and
two years.
The lot and buildings on the west side of
Coming-street, known as No. 35 and being the
second lot north of Montague-street, for $1,000.
The lot measures front on Coming-street tliir-
ty-six feet; on the back line thirty-seven feet;
south forty-eight feet, and north ffty-three
feet. Terms one-fourth cash, the balance in
one, two and three years.
--S-->------
BILL OF MoRTALrTY.-Return OF deaths With
in the City of Charleston for the week ending
February 20, 1868.
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T1p WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAIL
RoAp.-The Wilmington JournaLof yesterday
has the following paragraph: h::"Under writ
OF seuuestration from the Clerk and Master in
Eouity for New Hanover County, Sheriff bunt-
ing, Yesterday, seized the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad snd placed it in the hands
of MIR. George G. Hull, the duly appointed re-
ceiyer. The latter has now assumed posses
sion of the road, including its real and person
al property, rights and franchises. Agents and
Others acting in this capacity are notified that
all balances which may accrue in their hands
from the sale of tickets or otherwise, on and
after March 1st, must be paid to the receiver.
This change does not interfere with the regu-
lar operations of the road"
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S1oss N THE. 'HEAyENs.-The times are
Frightening. Meu begin. to look more cheer
ful and less bilious. The rise in cotton has re-
stored obesity to many pockets, and in much
ness of fat there is content. Money is moro
abundant and may be obtained at cheaper
rates than have prevailed. There is DISPOSE
tion to. buy securities of all kinds, and cor.
responding disposition on the part OF holders
not to sell. Stocks and bonds are not going
off with rush at a sacrifice. Greenbacks are
accumulating in the banks, and it rs rumored
that the officials are about to become very
generous to the dear people by reducing the
rate of interest. Meanwhile King Cotton wears
his crown triumphant, and travels into and
through town in 4 style OF lordly grandeur
which begins to make our merchants feel jubi-
liant towards each other, and respectful to his
majesty. SO mote it be always.
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*At the United States Court.
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Rowand.
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Office of City Registrar. March 8, 1868.
GEORGE 8. PELZER NJ. D., City Registrar
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PACIFIC
Guano Company's
[CPAITA1 81 600 ,U00l
SOLfELF
PACIFIC GUANO.

TNHE VALUE of shi. Guano is now
i SO ueN knovn and appreciated that
does not rec lire further comnsLdatlou
rom US.
The Compan, o@as the G.oSo i'{"nes
and other sources q supny iron. which
It's raw material is Drawn. Hence, this
Guano, possessing such high s1celle1ce,
can DO brought into market at price rot
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phate Of Lime.
The large capital invested by this Com
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the safety Of their caPltal depends upon
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Experience has shown that this Guano
ripens the Wheat crop from FIVE to ak
days earlier than the per-fhosphatcs
1t is the policy and nu,po<c of the Cor-
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COMPI.k.TE Ma n u RE
MANUFACTURED 81 HgxRY BOWER
PHILADELPHIA,
MADE FEoS
snper- PE0sphate Of Lime, Am
montn and Potash.
NAEKAhErp rREE yRoA AL ITERATION

EAESAN IA kEs ShOA ALL IL c6A III.
Pockea ia Bays o. zoo lie. eoch.
Has raised good cyons Of Wheat, Corn. Oats
Potatoes, Grass, Cotton. Tobscco ami Fo-c-
tables ofali kinds tu,ner. ,co"id do rel
70 impure II II, n>drtM dsGle, in fertilizers a,
10 III, results o6ta'aed f!om tie use Of Com
pIete Manure. The growing crops 9! Wheat.
AZ this time, freely attest rs vjrtuct
RECOMMENDED ny
Roo.t Z Garrett, Chemists, Pn.als.
Williams r Moss, Chemists. PhIi.ds.
c Elton Buck, Chemist, New YORK
And 10y all VII have uscsl ii up 70 this time
We have numerous testimonials 10 the ell
feet tha: il i ~ Hvniuab!" fer'i2-r. ar! re
recommend It higtly cs top dresser %
" heGt ana tfra.s.
DIXON, SHAMELESS : co.
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80 South Wafer ana 40 South Ha!yeS.
pHt!A DELrHIA.
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ST INIsoks, ND.
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WHEAT, WHEAT.
Genuine
PHOSPHO PERUVIAN
MANIPULATE
GUANO
A COMPOUND OF CHOICE PERU
WAN AND PHOSPHATE CT
AMOS WITH AK AL1Nh
SALTS MINUTELI
COMBINED.

fTVhis Guauo is especially commended TO
4 IN. Planters of st. Mary's county. as
equal if not superior TO ant manure mot e1-
ceprina Peruvian Guano, inP'ho production
of Wheat of superior quality and equal to
Bone Dust. The bes, Planters IL Mary lahd
and Virginia attest this. For rany years
rssi quantities of this Guano has been Sold
greatly improved since the teer. il ..as met
with unqualified approval. The Anmcuia
and Phosphate of Lime are properly propof-
tened 20 perfect crop and add value to land.
No such manure can be produced 10 p!onlote
the growth Of grass-improvcncnt must
therefor fo.low-we Use nothing tut bos, ma
terial and all Planter. are invited 10 inspect
our material ard manufacture.
A .ria' of this valuable Guano - t.r,.e.t.y
solicited. Circulars attestinE can be had
on application 70 the andersshsl Q: ag'n-
cies.
IA contains equal pastS Of Peruvian and
Phosphate Gusnes. a, and trds each
with Alkaline Salts-bcautifuilH prepared
and Dry-adapted 10 Drilling or BroaLcAs,
IN strong sack2 Of l 70 the ton Of 2C00 lbs
AA $40 4. $50. Cash OF e!uiralunt.-
Used in same quantity as PerHvlsn Gua.!o
per acre, reference to community generally
and Consumers Of ny compounds.
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Dep Of Labor and Agriculture of St;ss)
% Nd OGice 5 Calvert Street.
Baltimore ,Euly Ia ISse

''''l+"'i'i Suit AZ lSus
Nc->r> V cry!ton / Son
nenIrass ! d"sire promised, fo.cqunint
you with he results Of the application o; the
Redon,ia Guano, upon nv wheat land last fall
applied the tu"no nj the rate Of $50 lbs Der acre
as thick IS the d.ll would SOW i. this spp!i-
cation vas made 10 i? acres, one halt sown n
" heat the other in Rye
The grain grew we'll il the fall and both " heat
and Re promish,d a tiae crop in IN. spring; the
gram has o,en harvested but not as YET thrash
ed. nave reason to believe tina, the Rye will
make al unusually fine yield but the Wheat
does not promise so vel, owing to the Fly hAv-
Ing damaged II very severely.
This may he ascribcd to no little extent to the
variety eown Roughton, as the bearded ~hei,
Of my viCoat} has almost entirely escaped the
ravIses II 10Th Fly and We.,il The Cls-
>o"t a,'ou The ground 20 which shs Gu.no
,-,y applied i well set and very vigorous and,
esteem thf am iication of the Redonda thon.h
not Of speedy benefit, from the cause. above ss
II rciN valuable permanent fertilizer.
l2l7s respectfully W MCPHERSON,
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For, Penn, pclswars, June 9Th, 1868.

Neaors VIM Cricljun & Son.
GcTtt>sr. - oI are war. that depended
nlninls on lie MIXTURE of Rcdonia Guaro las
AI'LEn iur IlSnlrnc my wheat, using small
portion Of Peruvian not nil of part Of
TON cot from You. ga about thirty-hve acres
From present aappcaranccs, my crop vii excel
amy eve raised a@ same area, within ms recsl-
lection II the te3s now in cultivation. during
he last thirty yr,rs. Yours respectfully
DAVID STUART. MD
Late Chemist % ths Mar land st Ayr Socistr.
and Prof of Chemistry in St Johns College,
4 Annapolis
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JAS. s. DOWNS.
Sept. "a. 2s6s-,f
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BEsT-S r TEEHk 7 PUBLISHED
NEW YORK DAY BOOK
Devoted 70 White Supremacy, State
Equality ard Fedora! Union.
THE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE.
FOR 1869

y Political Nem~Paper-A Family Liter
.ry Paper, and al Agricultural Paper
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-24

Florist, Seeisman and Nurservma0,
STORE NO. . NORTH EUTAW STREET
BALTIMORE.
Nurseries on the Hooks,own road, adjoiuine
Druid Hill Park
49, Would invite iha attention OF
the citizens Of tbs equity 70 hi.
stock OF GARDE y SEE
4 FLOWER SEE D s. FIR L I
Trees, GRAPE VINES, and all small
Fruits, Evergreen and orn.rlcn:,l Shade
Trees. Green House, no; !.cu.s and Hardy
Plants, Roses, and Fiowe7.n. Sh.uos ana
and all kinds of Vegetable Pian;s.l
Sept. 5. ISes--lv.