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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

James Grant, who has been out on bail
SINCE the murder Of Pollard, was yesterday committed To
PRISON TO await tflal
BENJAMIN Joy, an able and distinguished
temperance advocate died suddenly ut lis residence In
Pen Yam yesterday morning.
David Fitzgerald was shot on Wednesday
nightln South Boston. by Laughn Cameron receiving
dangerous wound Cameron was committed IN DEFAULT OF
$4,000 ball
IA blacksmith named Ennis was shot in the
head at nine o'clock on wednesday night while az Work
In his shop IN Memphis. Frank Murray Is charged Win
firing the shot
The Corbin- Kidder murder case was com
menced yesterday at Norwich Conn The Hon lyman Ina,
Amasa j. Parker for the defense.
&C. s. Snow of Brooklyn, Conn. died sud-
denly while at the suppertable, at the United states
old and manufacturer and dealer In gold pens
Yesterday afternoon, John and Patrick
McNay brothers. caught their arms between ts fGGr t
which John lost ali arm and Patrick Doth hahdS ana Ill
arm.
Peter Philips, under sentence of death III
Richmond whose case involves the legality Of The VIZ
pnia courts and he heard In the United states s-
prcme Court. yesterday respited by the Governor
until March 10.
Mr.. Whitehorn, son of Prof. Whtchorn
OF Union College Newersey and civil emsneof from, Sm ihs
Duchess and Columbia Railroad was THROWN @, i,Un
handcar that road on Wednesday night anu ihtany
Injured. He was q years Of age.
The stockholders of the Cincinnati, Ham
ton aud Dayton Railroad Yesterday 10y wore ou nvo 10
Railroad This least conveys all the road, cohtfOihd Ny
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Road
Capt. james McMannis, well known
Lake captain left his home In Buffalo two weeks ago 10
meet frirnd M The depot and since then nothing has
been heard Of his whereabouts HIS irlends theis ana
! at Chicago fear he la been foully dealt wth'
THE trial of Howard a. Cleveland, Tor the
murder Of Warren George. was commenced ht bangorr
Me- yesterday morning, In the supreme oouIt, .hlel
Justice Appleton presiding The casH Is coH"u.''u Wy
Attorney General william r. Fry, and county httotpey
G. T. sietson, Tor the Government, ana 20. Avne'
kn"wlts aud NJ " Is. Piper esq FOR the u''ohso' INT
! case viii occupy several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
A FRAUDULENT ADVERTISING AGENT BROUGHT
~ To GRIEF

William II. Chambers, a citizen of Brooklyn,
was yesterday brought before Justice Bowling at the
Tombs on q charge Of fraud Mr. Charles s. Huntoon,
employed i'm Lorards tobacco establishments at Nos 10
aud 10 Chambers-St made oath that the 29th day Of
September last the accused called upon him and pre-
Peter Lorilard for advertising Surprising that was
correct, Mr. Hamilton drew check for the amount and
gave 1t to Chambers Mr. Samuel s. Sinclair publisher
Of THE TRIBUNE testified that Chambers was not au-
Orlzed to collect money for THE TRIBUNE Association.
and that this particular OF money had never been
paid by the accused 10 the cashier OF the ASSOCIATION
await trial 1t is alleged that he has frauduleny col
lecred sums OF money amounting in the aggregate 70
over $500. He perslstently denies his guilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
THIS pnrYTECHNrC SOCIETY.

At the regular weekly meeting OF the Poly.
,Snto frua ~ the American .ute, held last even.
ing IN Room No "a Cooper Institute, President Tlman in
the chair after the reading Of number OF scientific
notes Mr. F. X sbley presented and explained model
OF his automatic machine for receiving and delivering
trains without checking the motion Of the train gem
tleman explained new method OF securing nule npon
as key in place of check nut Prof.
effects of using poisonous coors In house painting Dr.
Feuehtwanger explained the process OF making Ice ~
the of ammonia eyap0rator, rs Practiced IN
New Orleans The Doctor stated that ice could be pro-
duced by this process at cost of IS per tun and tbas
hundreds of could he made daily discussion upon
the best method OF bridging the East River parci
paed in by Messrs Barry Rch Richards, and others.
The Society adjourned for one week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
DOWNING AND THE KITCHEN CABINET
To the FdtfOr OF The Tribune.

SIR: Some one has been pleased in your
columns connect your correspondents name with the
Stewardship OF the White House under the incoming Ad
mnstratlon. He feels that he may with some propreiy
claim some position under that Administration, because
he classes himself with the foremost OF the humble Dsru
mentalties who at the risk of life and property carly
spoke out, defended, and brought about the sentiment
which elected the incoming Administration ho feels that
he has made TO that end. greater sacrifices than has
perhaps, any other colored man; that the eN-
perence he has had in political matters. to-
gcther with his fitness, entities him, under the
Administration. TO some position which shall
acknowledge proper aspirations In coored men; po-
siton which will command enlarged respect for them
n class-as a growing power in the land. He would not
be understood ntmang that being OF tho Kitchen
Cabinet under President Grant would reflect necessary
dscredi but that all Americans justified In having
the highest aspirations UP TO the present time colored
men have been shut out from positions lucrative that
carry with them commanding respect lie would rather
thank your correspondent Mr. Editor, for giving him
an opportunity TO throw out the above hint.
Washington, Feb. u, 1869 GEo. T. DOWNING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES LAST EVENING.

At 0 o'clock last evening, fire broke ont in
the building No AT Fuon-st, the first floor OF which Is
occupied by shortworth 4 Co as a paper warehouse.
Their loss estimated at $1,000 The second MOOR when
j. occupied by H. L. Pierce, manufacturer OF choeoe'
IL damaged about 5000 John Knper PRIMER, occupy
aged about g. The amount OF tho insurance could
not be ascertaned.
About the same hour the four-story buci
building No 40 Front It occupied by James D. CrOnn
for storage purposes discovered 10 he on fire. In the
building $500 barrels OF flour, owned 10y various
persons which were damaged 10 the extent OF 5000
The building belongs TO the stephen whitney estate ana
damaged about 900; not insured The fre originated
on the third Oor the stairway. Its cause has not
yet discovered The loss stock supposed To DC
covered by insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
ALLEGED EXTENSIVE FALSE PRErENcEs.

Mary Gibson q middle aged German woman,
was taken before Justice Mansfield at the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday charged by Mrs Johanna Sailing
with swindng her OF $3.50. Tho testimony OF Mrs. Sal
ling set forth that In December last the prisoner called on
Wartford coIn leaving her s7Gcoc aud asking
OF S333 pay necessary legal fees TO obtain the pc
OF ner the amount should be returned with large
interest and Mrs Sailing, completely deceived drew
from the savings bank the desired and handed II TO
her Miss Nina KObentz Of No. ~ Ave. B. made a
complaint similar TO the above, excepting that the
amount in her case was $780, and the woman had repre-
scnted that her uncle had resided In Springfield
Mass To Miss Johanna Weiss Of No 229 fifthst from
whom IL $50 abtalned the Hartford story
was successfully told, but tho amount was stated by Mrs
Gibson as $50 co., and not $4,000 In this case she repre-
sented that the money was required pay the stamp
duty deeds and gave to Mrs Weiss her order on the
Bulls Head Bank, payable In five days IL Is needless 10
say that the order was not honored U is said that there
are no less than twelve charges similar TO those above
mentioned yet to be- entered against Mrs. Gibson She
was committed for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
al Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed uih hp
name and address
DIED.


ALLENAt Osdensbuh ~ Tuesday the IeSS Inst AFTER
short illness. Elijah u. Allen, esq
BERTNE-At his residence Babylon l. L. Thursday the 18Th inst
James r. Berthe, In the 6st year Of his
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
CRANE-On Wednesday Feb IT, Hattie Cuiine daughter Of Frank
and Mary Augusta Crane, sged ard 10 months
friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
funeral the house Of her No 44 West Forty st.
Saturday the 10th nsL e. ii o'clock without further notice
COBURN-At Paris France Jan. a. 1861 Sarah Lizzie. second
Of James NJ and Charlotte CbuD sgd Il mont
and % days
friends relatives Of the family respectfully invited stend
the funeral at the residence Of her No. Fart Thirty
Friday Peb 49, O'Clock without further notice
JoRDAN-on Thursday Feb 49, Rmee Jordan wife Of the a's
p Jordan. In the Seth ofhsr -,
aud friends respectfully invited to attend the funeral
sunday a. o'clock from her late residence Ne
I,l53 Broadway
MELvILLEOn THURSDAY morning Peh 10, Martha Melville. the
18th year Of her
from nephew WIN. Browne, Sogandave
house north Of Brooklyn. Saturday Feh
90 at2 O'Clock m.
Newport and Providence, R. L. papers please copy
this city Thursday morning Feb IT, Archibald Miles
d.. in his 65th year
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
sANPoRDsudd.ny in Brootyn on Wednesday Pb L, Bartlett H.
Notice Of The funeral hereafter. " wa ~ ~ " ' AHe'
THoRBURN-ou Thursday PhUbe liter Of GRAFT ap<
Annie Tborburu. in the ath year VI her age.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
TIBBITS-Tn city Thursday the l3 inst after short Illness
Amelia A. wife ofthe Rev John b. fbtts Of Hoosse, henssass
County daughter the late LeGrand Cannon OF Troy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
THE ELEVATED RAILWAY.

That portion of the Elevated Railway already
CONNECTED has proved successful that thoincorporors
proposo to resume the work of within few
dovs when 10 will bc pushed forward rapidly posi-
he The apr the road has been already ordered At
iato meeting of the stockholders tho following geste-
men wero elected Drccto.s: D. N Barney OF Wells,
Fnygo q Co.'s Express Company; X L. Getty of II. L.
Getty Son, provision packers; JAS III. BenedHt, or
lockwood Co.. BANKERS; :. NJ rettengll. OF Pe;teDgill
n ertislng RgenBS; C. 7. Harvey tpaentae; Geo
Zoe President Bank American EHchange A. s. Barnes,
OF Barnes & Co. publishers At subsequent 9oetirg 81
The Euard: d. N. Baracy, Prcstdent I. Harvey Wee
Presden j. W Kirk Treasurer IL W. Taylog, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
"A PLEA FOR THE PRIvATEs IN THE ARMY"
TO the Editor OF The Tribune


SIR: l read your article in THE TRIBUNE
yesterday about the way soldiers are used by Regular
Army officers You have not told 1t ALL was often half
fed and generally hard used by the dgnned big feeling
Captains and Leuenants, though was always sober
and attentive to my duty. will tell you my story
When but II years Of age enlisted in volunteer rcg
men aud served three years; In more than ~ hat
ties was three times wounded made Corporal and Scr
geant. know that it very seldom that any dntv
did so hate him. Then was weak enough to 90 into tho
regulars Everything went right till tho war ended NV
regiment West Soon after getting TO camp one OF
the Lieutenants OF my Company wanted a servant and
as lie knew me- and thought would not steal he picked
me out made up my mind was Uncle Sans servant.
and could he no mans servant to do his bidding no mat
ter how seryile But had TO come 10 IT, being PUT the
guard.ho USE and brought down by hunger and cold.
had known my superior. In way he my better.
Only be had been through West Point His father had
been as poor "a man as mine At times felt like
nto the army from love OF my country only, TO have to
black brutos boots aud look after him when lie was
drunk, TO be struck, when retufu-bow
WAS death 1t was hard. harder than The
charge Wagner. where ] selfrespect was de
stroycd 1t misery; 80, Mr.. Greeley deserted and
am glad did IT, and only sorry did not do II sooner and
defy the consequences.
wish you would raise your voice against tho employ
nent OF any soldier for scrysnt-so much worse than c
be II Iaboreraud ask that it be prohibited. Why. Mr.
Greeley have heard one cOlque say that another col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
TILE rAsSHEL HOMICIDE.

The trial of Gustave and Emil Hausmann, tor
the murder OF Herman Passhel mt Hoboken was concu'
dcd Yesterday in tho Court OF oyer and Terminer at
Uudsop CITY before Judge Bcdle. Mcssrs Paxton ana
smith summed up the for me defense, DIT;
to lrove that his clients had no connection
Whatever with the murder. The remainder OF e ihot-
ing session was occupied ny District Attorney VINO
summed up the evidence for the state VIC ov'l
recess Iudge Bcdle delivered his charge 10 the july VINO
retired returning with u verdict OF mahSla1shter IN
Tho case of GustaVe IInusmanr, ana nun 10
mercv and OF Aoqutta IN that OF ifinli hausmann
re later was accordingly discharged, while Gustave
was remanded for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Arabs, Christians and Jews, There were 1900 yewisn
the globe These were divided into four congregations.
The chief Bishop the Bishop % ire spanish JeNs.
The Government had conferred upon ann autb9l over
all matters Of dispute among the JeWs Inc hDDi u'a
not give very hattering account or tse Monnmeu ,
rulers OF the country Although the Sutsns lot se hst
800 years had not favored persecution but 90 TUG con
rary had shown disposition of kindness sshi te A,tos
and Turks In and around Jerusalem did nos regard sno
wishes OF the Sultan The Turks were lazy aad egolssi
cal and the Arabs vicious and constantly enghHes
in robbery The speaker expressed full confidence that
the Lord would yet deliver Jerusalem into the hands OF
his peops. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

CARPYNTER-SANDS-At residence the BRIDES father We'd
IT, by the Rev. Mr. Andrews James a. only Jacob
Carpenter and Maria H. only daughter Sands ESQ., all Of
Armonck No cards
the Church Of the Pilgrims, Tbursi,y
Feb 49, by the Rev r. Sorrs d. d., Watson H. DlekerAS
a0d Matte Swift all Of Brooklyn.
lNGHAM-MAXwELL-on Wednesday Jan 90 at Eaen. by the
r. Garrison NJ d., Of Camden, ~ j. VIA. H. InghaD, late %
Salem, n j., to Mary T., daughter OF John Maxwell esq
MOONEY-BRvAN-On Tuesday Peh the house Of the Rev
Catholic Church. and Con-
gss,s James Mooney Brooklyn Elizabeth Bell Bevsn
daughter Of John Bevsn. esq, Of Hudson, " Y.
Hudson please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
CARD FROM MIR. McYICKER.

TO the Ed1I0r or The Irt0uhe:
SIR: For several days past malicious person,
representing herself to be Miss Mary Wicker and whose
only object can be TO iniure my daughter has been
practicing scandalous imposition the various shop
keepers on Broadway ordering goods IN her name to
be Booths Theater Tie detectives are on her
track and hope soon to put stop TO her proceedings
In the meantime, by giving this place In your Journal
will prevent continuance OF this gross npostue.
and protect the fame OF who has other
OF defense against this unknown enemy. Respectfully
JAS. III. MCVIcKER
ST. James Hotel, N Y, Feb 10, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
Ahnnt II A. m. Ycsterdny MIR. Fnrman Storms,

,s driver of on express wagon belonging j. BOgat OF
NJ" VI broadway. while diving through Grcenwchst ST..
,cr Ioght wns hailed by W no kcd hin TO carry
unckage TO tho intersection OF Thirty sec0ndst ana
sirthnyc AS the place mentioned was on hts route,
Siam agreed TO do and told 10 10 to the second
nnor of hcse opposite ana ask for Georges" box e
Ala nd requested but found person IN the house VINO
orswere 10 the On his return, Storms discovered
hot In. horse, wagon and load Of butter and apples
vnlned at s3O0, had becu stolen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Onei. naming him. had often BACKED his boots and
brushed his coat In free and equal country, this
making servant OF a soldier is an outrage. LG
Nep York, Feb. H. 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
ARMY GAZETTE.
WASUINGT1

WASHINGTON, Feb 18.-The following Signal Oh
report the headquarters Of their
opposite when they will receive es Instructions
Chief Signal the army; Capt G. Pummr Of The
26th Infantry stationed at the District Of View heIeo Lieut. n
the Bath Inay stationed at the Department Of DakssA
First Lieut. Rooley Of the ga Infantry has resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
MINERALS TODAY

ALKER Dr. ADoLPE L. Grace Church SeSenhst Jersey
City.
COBURNR. SARAH LIZZIE No. I East Thirty ghthst
RGAN Mr., ELIZA. No 20 S'uthst, Brooklyn.
FREEMAN ELIJAH D., No. 3iS Fourth ave.
GRAHAM, Miss MARY ANN Christ Church, Rfhave aud Thirty
6nhst
HAMPSOS JAMES. Perry-st Hunters Poiht
HUBBARD SAMUEL r., No. ~ Liyinsston.st BrocklYH-
IARKIN, JAMES. No 81 Prospectst.. brOoklyu.
RAFTER MICHAEL. No s8 East EighiseBthsa
NRBDR CHRISTOPHER PARK aud Clcrmontsyes BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Peter Mcdonald died ut No. 1873 West Thir.
tyihrs Ut O'CLOCK last evening from tne elects 9l
ilnrcs received 90 The 25th OF January NJ inc hhndH
uf james Mcdonald. Tho particular tlo case arc
given ia another column,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

MIRRIED

Indigestion Herun stomach and its wsahnes,es ~
per box. Sold by druggists j. q. WELLss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Tie laa fr Europe or chapg FhAv 20 WI Dc 10
patched follows o. TUESDAY, al " eh
1t The stations foFows; ard d lllSi snd a. iDi .xl
l:l5, and g. 1850 90 WEDNESDAY al 10 eessg 81
the stations TUESDAY NIGHT loMsi aud D. 81!
s:ls: H. $685. and g. $50 On THURSDAY AZ Y eksss
A tie stations follows and b. ls3t aud q, ll:5 aud
ii:l5 and G. 10 w. and SATURDAY az II eosng
Il aud q. 9;lsa ". IANks hkLLls u ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
SOCIAL SCIENCE

-gv coxvrNrroN OF THE AMERICAN i',r Social
The SCIENCE g1SSESso AT ALDASYNIhnESr-
ING ADDRESSES BY THE HON. j. s. GOULD
y RRACE, HORACE GREELEY, CHAS' T.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
known handwriting, which the banker cx-
hibtted TO his wife and the physician.
This line Was as follows:

lHis Inc WAS aS follows:
August o, 1858. At sir totu caum
A shock OF wonder and horror shook the
tnrc0 simultaneously.
"Will call II cried Mr.. Prcblc, starting TO his
feet, and glaring wildly around.
"is coming here ," c-lcd Mrs. Prcblc, also
arising.
at seems SC" said Or. Hutton, his eyes again
six O'Clock; and SEQ I! II is six alrcadyw
Even is he spoke, the clock OH thu maIltel-
piec0 commenced striking the appointed hour,
and at that instant heavy footsteps rceuunticd
In the hall, approaching the library.
ut Is her cried the doctor, also arising
As the lust stroke OF the hour rcsoundcd, the
door leading from the hall again opened.
One long and Mortified glance cast the bank
or and his wife In That direction, and then she
fell heavily TO the floor.
Her sOnscs hnd LEFT her. The above We plb-
lish as y specimen chapter; but the continual
tlon Of this story will be found only in the New
York Ledger. Ask for the number dated De-
ccmbcr ath, which can be had ut any news
reach 0fa news Office, you can have the Ledger
mailed 10 you for one year by sending three
dollars to Robert Bonner, publisher, IS2 viii
liam street, New York. The Ledger pays more
for original contributions than any other Pc
riodicIl In the world. II Will publish none hut
the very, very best. Its moral tone is the
nnrcsi, and Its circulation the largest. Every
body who takcs it IL the happier for having il.
Leon Lewis, Mrs. Harriet Lewis, Mrs. South
worth, Mr.. Cobb, Professor Peck, Mary Kyle
Dallas, Fanny Fern anu Miss Dnpny will write
only for the Ledger hereafter.
Mr.. bonner, like other leading publishers,
might issue three or five papers and maga-
zines; but nc prefers to concentrate all his
cncrgil' on one, and in that way TO make IL
the best. One Dexter is worth more than
three or i've ordinary horses.
Ono science only can one genius Gt
10 vast Ii art, 80 narrow human Wit
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
,thers. The " experienced heavy gales

CO. and others. The experienced heavy gales
on the passage.
Schr Il II Peckcr, Kelly, Weymouth, Mass
and others.
;, Schr Azelda & Laura, McIndo, Baracoa-l1 days
Fruit. To Bart Il co.
Schr George Washington. Mills, EdistO. 26 bags
sea ISLAND cotton and cotton seed. To lsoper Il
St0ncy, lIollnnnn Bros, w Courtney n ca.
Schr Ann Deas. from West Point Nlll 40
tcs rice. To T II & w Devices.
Steamer Planter. Foster, Pcedcc River. Iya
bales cotton, Is bags rough rioe I49 bbis spirits
turpcntlnc, AT hbS rosin. TO RavCncI 4 Holmes
kirkpatrick Wittc. AoWry 4 co. + w Emanuel
II llarncy, Williams Il GO, Feeder & Davis
Ryan. Haricn Shnckcforl 4 Kelly, Geo
II Walter 4 co.
Siuop Julia. Pcrsail, POcotalgu. 1000 bushels
rough rice. 10 W g lee Il cO.
S'oop Amelia, Stevens, hshcpo0 1900 bushels
rough rice: TO FrOs: hdgcr.
Sl0pp u Lee, from CoOItr River. lG0 bushels
Davis.
Boat from James Island. ) nags sea island col.
ton. TH " a BOYLE.
Received from ChisOn's Mill--p bags acn ISLAND
cotton. To Gaillard 4 Mlnoti.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Lilly, Hughes, for New rUrk-Nm Hoac!.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Sehr Margaret " Lucy, Crosby, Georgetown.
FROM THIS PORT
steamship Charleston, Berry, az New York. No.
vemher 10.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Sclir Virgina Dare, Johnson, III Baititnorc, No.
vcinbcr -.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Steamship W Evcrman, iImckley, rnHadcl.
pill, November ~.
steamship Chaulrion, lockwood. New York,
November 70.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
MEMORANDA. n

Cnnsignc"s per stcanishipJ Eycrman, rom
phiiadcipa. expected today: To J 4 4 Getty
k;u!road Agent, j u Jmyai II Son, Chls KerrSon
charleston Mining anh Manufacturing 30, $ NJ
MING, Gas 60, McD Cohen, T " BIiss, Chapcau &
lieiiron, q w williams co, Cosgrovc, W Walk
Fogariic's Book House, Iio'nrs' Eook House. PAM
weich Il Rrandcs, Andrews Snlvo, j g II Claus
sen, ID Fleming, Won Santcn, + Taylor 4 CO.
Dr u 5ner. u Spcgcncr, Pclzcr, Rodgers 4 co,
DoWic d Noise, Jas Marsh, Archer, & w Ainiar,
;HiaI AHmams, Damon & CO. G = Panknin, Savannah y
McGOrty, w Shepherd & ca, Geo IS Hacker, III 4
Baker x co, T. Bnrhnm, John IIurkamp & co, a
Johnson, Johnston, Crews e co, Bo!iu,ati,i Bros |.
klihs l'yrne Il Fognrty, GoOdrch. wincrian & CO,
IL Abraliams, Greenland, Il G. Barkicg, II Wui-
bern, g Milnor CO 0'Rrlcn, Walker, Evans
Wciskor & co, NJ Ii Nathan, John II Murray, J IL
kcelc ii Noilers, w II Chafce Il CO, NJ Goldsmith Il
d Son, MIS- ii l. Gibbs, B O'Euil and others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
Receipts by Railroad, November 2e.
SnIyTIy cAnoIINI p.rrnnIn

1912 bales cotton, 7s casks clay, 2GG hbls naval
stores, cars lumber, IL cars wood, car stock.
To Railroad Agent, Marshall, Kinsnun & How
ell, kirkpatrick Il Witie, w G Ice T. co, Pelzer,
Rodgers & co, Graeser & Smith, q II Walter K CO,
& Adger, j y Aiken & co, Mowry & co, Al Salinas.
y } WISH co, q w Williams CO, J B Il Sloan, w q
Courtney CO, ClnghOrn, Herring & co, w Il
Smith CO, Willis & Chisolm nnd others.
EoHTHRASrIRE RAILNoAp
102 bales upland and halcs sea Island cotton
20 bnis naval stores. lumber, furniture, mdsc, &c.
TO Wiss d co, q W Williams Co, FROST & Adger,
Caghorn, Herring & co, l. Cohen e co, Graescr l.
Smith. G II Walter & CO, " X Ryan, Shackelford
Kelly, Dukes co, lngraham & Son, frodEe h
co, Ravcncl co, kirkpatrick e. Wittc Howard h
Bro. Gaiilard 6 hInott w Bee & co, A A Gold.
smith co. Chsolm Bros, Roper & Stoncy, g
White. Ma8yck h Saltus, y Perry II Gour.
din, w q g, Railroad Agent and Order.