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

BALTIMORE March 30.-CoFFFE.-Contnues
held firm; s:lcs today reported from nrss nanus
and only 100 bags in lots from second hands at la
l7Iic Bark Winiircu arrived to-day from tlo Win
4O30 bags making stock now in first hands about III
900 bags.
prices further advanced 11ka2c, and cable advices
uuotng liverpool market active ut II 11allHd; sales
here were restricted on account Oh the nrmness OF
sellers We report $50 bales as follows: l03 bales or
dnary and good Ordinary 24a244c; 80 bales, includ-
inc stained at 4c and low Middlings 2Gc; l52 bales
comprised Of stained low MiddliDg 24Ta25,; low
Middng 2GHc, and Middling 271ac-on y p bales OF
the latter at tile close Middling was held at ~ pa
&c.
FLoUR-There is more Inquiry for high grade City
Mills Extra for export but millers are without stock
and unwilling to contract under sl3. on account OF
the scarcity and prevailing biSh prices for suitable
Wheats We also notice lair inquiry for low graoes
NJ FIour for shipment which are likewise scarce.
Stock gene ally is smill und the market exhibits
much firmness on the part of holders. We have only
to report 500 bbs Rio brand on private terms; 500
bbs Northwestern Extra at sl1; loo bbs Pennsylva-
mia Extra at 10 25; 100 bbs Fine So 80; 1U0 bbls
Pennsylvania Rye 50; and $50 bbs yellow Corn Meal
at So.
GRLIN-Wheat is In very moderate receipt, and
with good demand from milers. prices show turtn'
er improve ment Offerings to-day were 800 bushels
white and S8 bushels red. sales were restricted on
account of the extreme prices demanded by holders
We ncte sales OF 300 bushels strictly choice Maryland
red at S3 O5 800 bushels prime do. 81 6092 30; 4u
bushels gOOQ o. III luu pueuoic ColnAlou - W. w
ouote ring wheata, prime No ]. 50 80; Pennsylva-
Ma held at 50 6Oa2 75 Corn-oferings to-day 900
bushels white. and a9on bushels yellow. Market &C
tive and prices irmer. with sales OF 6000 bushels
prime white at 81 1G; 1000 bushels good do. 81 14a
is; 1000 bushels mixed 81 -; 1900 bushels prime
yellow 81 19ll 20; 1625 bushels damp and mixed
81 l4a1 49, 800 bushels blue eyed 81 08; 1000 BUSH
els western mixed 81 G. Oats-2750 bushels received
sa es Of 1900 bushels at 85GS7c weight; 1000 bushels
TIC. measure. Nothing reported In rye.
-N0tbinu
in tho absence OF sales, nomnally unchanged.
NAVAL SToREs Market unchanged; for Spirits
Turpen,inc quote &c q gallon. with an upward feel
Ing. Iosin is inquired for an market firm.
PRoy1s1oSs-The demand Tor Bacon from the
South continues good. We report to-day sale OF q
casks rib Sides in lot. to dealer at 14c; quote
ioLblng lots in orders ut 1i.a149ic; clear rib 15a
16isc; Shoulders 12!sc; nothing doing in Bulk-held
firmly NJ ss Pork Is held ut SIS 25a2j 10 for medium
and heavy. Lard 17al7i5c Tor large and jobbin9
lots. :,
IIcE-Is steady with sales from second hand at II
alOJ.c for Rangoon, and l1llall &c fer Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-03
THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS.

DUBLIsHED IN wINNSBORO' 8. c.. AFFORDS
i profitable medium for the advertising pub
Lie Of Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronage Tor on
mutua benefit
November is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-03
Macon Market.

MACON, March s1.-CorToN-o market opened
verv fiat and quiet with holders asking 2AAc ior
Middlings. After the noon d'spetcnes were ~ III
the market closing firm at 241zc Tor Middhngs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-03
Montgomery Market.

NTONTGoMt RY. March 3O-CoTToN-The market
was yery active and excited owing to favorable news
from Liverpool and our ports, About 1900 bales
were sold tor Shipment nearly all OF which goes on
the yiso to New Orleans. We quote Good Ordlnary
o41s /; Liverpool AIiddlngs 20 /; Mlddlngs 2o1a'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-03
THE HERALD

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBEHRY C. a.,
at sS per annun, and having largo circu-
iatior through all the upper and lower Districts OF
Rates for advertising very reasonable-for which
spply 10 our Agent, Mr.. T. p SLIDER, at the Mill
House, THOS. F. & R. q. GRENEKER,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-03

Lard is dull, lower, and nominal at about 1874
16 cts for No l; 16a16H cts for city: 165a16H cts
for fair to prime steam and kettle rendered.
CoFFEE.-Rio is firm, but tie market Is quiet
CorToN-The market Is up fully &c per pound;
this seems to check business. We qnote:
New Orleans
Upland. Florida. Mobile. and Texas.
Ordinary. .....22H % % "a
Middling. ......27T 27H FIX 28
Good Mddling. .28 % ~ ~
HAY.-The demand is moderate and the market
steady at s5a95 for shipping and Sla1 S5 for retail
lots.
R1cE-Is quiet Holders art asking former figures
SUoAR.-Raw sugars are l,ss active, the business
being mostly in small lots. Prices are steady at 1OA
a111S for fair to good refining. Refined ars nrm
and in fair demand at from l64a17c for hards.
FREroHrs.-To Liverpool by steamer. 500 bales
cotton at Sa7-l6d and 1450) bnshcs corn at I'd; TO
London, by steamer, 400 baus hemp at 35s, and lOO
tons measurment goods at Sssa4Os.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-03
Railroaos.

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, March 18th, 1858,
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON crrY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,csr Terminus
yals Of ten qO minutes vais Of ten t1o) minutes
during the day till The during the day till P.
last trip at s.S0PM.. NJ.
Nh.-Leave the Battery as follows: T,centy t2o}
ninles after the hour, and ten Qol minutes Of the
hour, from $40 A. NJ, to 7.50 p. NJ, except at ten
l1O) minutes of9 o'clock, A. NJ. Every other trip
from the old Postof6ce.
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lotoer Terminus
at 7So AM, and at inter. at sos AM, and atinter.
yals Of ten 10j minutes walls Of ten 1O) minutes
during d the day till 500 during the day till sP.M.
N B.-Leave the Battery at fire (5l minutes after
the hour. and tirtyfpe 1885, minutes after the hour,
except at 9.05 A. NJ, uutil 7.45 P. N. Every other
trip from the old PostofRce.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-sTREET LINE.
ats AM, and at inter- mus at $50 AM, and at
walls Of fifteen C15) min intervals of fifteen (l5)
utes till 100 p NJ minhtes till 7.SO P NJ.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery, until 6.15 P.
NJ. The last trip Of each car to the old Postofice
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
at AM, and at inter- at 9.95 AM, and at ttnter
walls of every twenty 20 walls of every twenty Coy
minutes tn GAS PM. minutes till 7.so PM
N.B-An the trips are to the Battery, until 6.l5 P.
s.w. RAMSAY,
January 22 Secretary and Treasurer
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wOMENS7 LIST

Alexander, Kate
Aston, Mrs W 81
Armstrong, AIRS
L
Armstrong, Mrs
E II
Bahnts,e, Mrs |
Barring, Mrs q
Baker. Ann |
Bampheld, Mrs
IF
Bostwick, Jane |
Bentley, Mrs S Al
Becolter, Miss "
Bigelow, Mr. j =.
BieI, Mrs,C
Blakely, Miss G
Bull-street, No 1j
Bush, Mary Ami,
Bythewood, Miss
NJ
Cerrelypher, Miss
N
Cagney, Mrs c |,
Carsten, Miss MI
G II
Cannon, Mrs C II
Calyitte, Belle u
Carson, Miss E II
Chaplain, Mrs Ri
s Il
Chroda, Mrs N II
{ Coleman. Lucy
Cold, Agnes u
.Cochrane, Mrs ii
Corning, Miss Mi !
Corcoran, Kate 7
Davis, Miss V A
Davis. Mrs A
Dawson, Mrs E
Davice, Mr. P I
Dart, Charlotte u
Depree, Susan |!
DeLarges. Mary
Deas, MrsgD |
Deson Moley i
Donison, Ann
Doogan, Miss Cl
A |
Doyel, Jane
Duner, Miss G |.
Doyle, Peggy |.
Dunroe, ami G
Edmonds, Ann ]
Edwards, ,Deanahl
Elliot, Mrs W s
Elliot, Grace |
Elliot, Miss \ |,
Friend, Mrs G. !.
Frink, Mary D /
Fuller Mrs Benjl.
Green, Mrs F wi
r |
Gage. Alice NJ
Gambati, Anna
Gehrs. Miss o |
Gordon, Jane |
Goodrich, MissC |
Gorden, Mrs S Al
Grant, Mrs G
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MEMS LIST-CoSTMUED.

Fell, Abraham Moores, William Tucker Chalies
Fripp, John a.,
Gillaird Jack Morgan, James IIwi,ty, a ~ .,;.
Geoghan, Jan es Maskewell, Isaac Washineon' Aii
| Ged1es, Bacchus tcold) Washue'on'
Gillimas, T Moore, II omas ! james ;o,,
| Gond, Fred aIoult;ie, Joseph Walpole, Llgroy
Srnber Freder IWurry. Steven Ward, Danl
icb Muller GF Welsh. Michael
Crater, John Mcbride (copdl lWelling, Gus
Caves Knox 4 |McCall w Il Webster, Jacob
Co McClaland, u and Rose
| Halon James mcdaniel, Harry Wittschen, Wit
| Hari is, Rev Da- Magrsth, James troe
vid Mcguire, hugh White, n
| Hannagin, Edwdl lMcInpush, Will Wi:mot. Disarot
| Handel, " liam Williams, ELK
| Hart Orsan McKinlay, WI auder
| Hanford Charles McKenna. John Williams, SnaTp-
| Eeibeisop, Pri- McLemore, W er ,,,...
vate Jacob Mcneil, Jack lWrlSht, "n"Hi
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-03

ICdEhAW, MARCH 3U, 1868.
ON AND AFTER THIS DAY THE TRAINS ON
" this Road will run ns follows:
Leave Florence daily Sundays excepted) at 7.45 P.
M-after arrival of trains frou Charleston and King
ville-and arrive at Cheraw ut 1890 P. NJ.
Leave Cheraw on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
da. ct 500 a. NJ, and arrive at Florence at 1.00
A. III.
Leave Cheraw on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 1c30 A. NJ lat night, and arrive at Florence
ct 500 a. NJ, in time to connect with Trains for
Charleston or Kinsvile.
Passengers for Wilmington will take the s.C0A. NJ.
Train from Cheraw. s. S. S0LOMONS,
Superin tendent.
pTThe Darlington, Florence, Bennettsy:Ie, Che
raw, and Wadesboro', N. c., papers will give four
insertions. March 90
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-14

The Deposit New York; Courier is
responsible for the following marvellous
story:
"In the vicinity Of Spoon river, in
Illinois, is a child that was born and has
lived FIVE years without a head. Mrs.
-, the mother, is the widow of q
soldier, formerly living in Marshall
county, who enlisted in the 65th or
Scotch regiment, and was killed at
the battle Of Devingion, Missouri. She
was standing beside her husband during
the engagement, when a csnnon-ball
carried his head completely away, his
body falling into her arms and covering
her with blood. The shock affected her
greatly. When her child was born there
was not the semblance Of head about
IL The limbs are perfectly developed,
the arms long, and the shoulders. where
the head and neck should be, smoothly
rounded Of.
"But the most surprising thing Of all
IL that the face is situated in the breast
OF course, there being no neck, the
power Of turning its head is wanting,
except as the whole body is moved; but
this difficulty is overcome BY the singular
faculty il possesses Of turning its eyes
in their sockets, enabling it 70 see quite
AZ well on either side as those more per-
fectly formed. The upper portion Of its
bedv is white as the purest Caucasian (;
from the waist downward is blood-red
This strange creature, now an active boy
~ Eve wears, as IL TO compensate for his
Seformiiy, possesses the most clear and
I,rSIike tones ever listened 10. singing
With singular correctness everything .
nav hear, and It's voice al this early ~ !,
sccomplishes Two octaves easily.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-14
Descent Upon DEN Of Counterfsitsrs.

From the Troy Times, November 2.
The police of the Third Precint yes.
terday afternoon distinguished them.
selves by the capture of three counter
feiters and about $3.50 worth of bad frac-
tional currency, the result of descent
which Captain Squire and Sergeants
Frat and Rapp made upon the den of
Charles Wadsworth, an ex-State prison
bird, who had recently moved into .
house on Hoosic street, opposite Luther
McCoy's. Sergt. Frat, knowing Wads-
worth's antecedents, suspected that the
house was the headquarters of gang Of
counterfeiters, and suggested its search
to Captain Squire. This was assented to,
and the three officers at o'clock yester-
day came down upon it in gallant style.
A woman named Julia Dunn, and two
men named Howard Bailey and Edward
Blass, were arrestc9, and the trunks in
the house thoroughly searched. Two
hundred and eighty dollars in worthless
fractional currency was found-twenty-
five dollars of it on the person of Bailey.
Wadsworth was not at home, and up to
this morning he had not been arrested.
The prisoners we're handed over to the
charge of Marshal Daw, by whom they
were taken before Commissioner Lam
port. They were held for further exami-
nation. These arrests are very impor-
taut, and reflect credit on the shrewdness
of Sergeant Frat and the other officers
of the precinct.
John Harris was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer Thomas Louden, of
the third precinct, on the charge Of pass
ing counterfeit money. he was com.
mitted to Jail in default of bail by United
States Commissioner Lsmport Harris
has been employed as deck-hand on
board q canal-boat of which his father,
Wyatt Harris, is captain. Soon after
his arrest his father was taken into Gus
tody on the same charge by Officer
Louden and Detective Smith. A small
amount Of bogus fractional currency ia
quarters and half dollars was found on
the persons of the accused. The canal
boat is anchored in the river near the
State dam.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-14
N. L. xEAoHAN. A. @. TRKADwKLL.
MEACHAS. 4 TREADWELL,
Wholesale and Retail
Grocers, Cotton Factors,
AND
Comm lssi,1n Merchants,
Nc. UNION STREET,
stonswan Block, Ksmphis, Tenn.

EFEIfRING TO THE ABOVE CARD.
II Il viii be seen that We have completed our
mammoth Stnreh suse, No. Union street.
the largest and most varied sock Of
Groeerfe and Plantation Supplies
ever b-ou, 1T 10 thir market. We Win Be
plessed ~ al times 70 see and serve our old
customers and a. many new ~ nay iavor ~
with = c. n. ReturnipG TANKS for the very
Hbsrai d ,fronars ertsnded O. us for the lasi
hneen year, We hope b. promptness IN Al
thing 10 strict attention - business % merit
coFlu nilation Of the sane. -
Paudne, Rope and Iron Ties furnished a.
10 gest n nrkef prices
Our Mr.. 1READWELL will rve bis entire
atientiol % the sale 81 Cotton.
orr Mr.. MEACHAM, enc . Z The cltelt olo-
cery Msrchantt IN the city. III rive hn M
ridei attention % the WholerI1s eroosrJ D.
CAL and see az Ne vin make It V yogf n
tsrcIt 10 trade Eith ~. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-14
DIR. RUssELL's
Dispensary and Imfrmary,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

DR. RUssBLL's DIsPgNsARY AND
DInfrmary, the largest and oldest institu-
tion Of the kind in the Southwest. esfablished
In 1859. pleasantly located q Nos. 10 and ~
North side 4 Court Square. Memphis. Iennes-
see, Il open for the reception Of pa& enu des.r-
ing troafuent and the comforts Of home While
receiving the fame. Patients also treated ~
the ofhcs or b. letter. II desired
Rheumatism. NcuralEis, 0out. Paralysn,
Di1eases, Spermatorrhca. Impotsncy. and All
the diseases arising frpm the ind1cretion 81
youth pernanently cure1. Also, Chrorlc Dis
Eases N an heir forms sfoctually cured a. ne
above named irgtitution.
DIR. RUSSELL. Consulting PhyIic,ar. u.
e. Treafiss on Chronic Diseases fu.ni.aed
free On arrIication- 4t-lD