The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-13
M.fRINE NEJyS.
CHARLESTON, OCTOBEI
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

u S 10, j f.
Adger co, Railroad Agents, ID Aiken & co, ID 4
Ammo, Andrews Salvo, T II I,ristoli, II Bischoir
fa HIrh ISSn & s ,yHr, ,I,pc riggs agent Hugh
n Gs2r samis u ~ &c 60 Hates & CO. l. Chaplin co, g
co. corwn Usfs co.. So Gcaa%S caiS%e noyIsSn aSmS
SEM SEM GO, chapeau & lIenron, j 4 Cook 4 CO, II
G%ms1oT apESIsy pSsSys CO. Cohen CO.
Son, II ADnc. F bauer, " W De3c,, Dowie (
Noise y q, E II DeverenX, II Drake, Douglass & Miller
co. Fedlnacn, u Fleming 4 co, forsythe, Nc.
comb 4 co, Gibbes, Goodrich, Winemai, & co. T.
Goltlsten Hunt. Miss iiaas, iIart .st,s co
cese,a Bre i IaSp Bro l2r9Sson M sssa CO. s Howard
ter,J Harrisson, Iiurkamp ( co. T n liorscv rs
4 bro a Johnson, q l! johnson, Johnston, Crews
CO. Jennings, TlomlInson SEQ, OE.s a John.
son, lseman, Jetfortls CO, Krctc & Chapman
Kinsman Bros, Kerrson, II Klatte & co, KncE'
Wickenberg co, Kelly, Kinsmnn & Howell, q
Aexander, McLeah Heiidai Mantoaie ei h%''rsy Y eS
Il Muller, Muller, Nimitz 4 co, Marshall { liurge,
Marshall, J Maloney, Mowry & co, 4 Melchers.
Maeni.ar, Williams Parker! Neafyiile 4 iIan.
0'Neill & Som q often, Ostendorir 4 CO, 'sS s (
pierson. Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative Asso-
repry rienSys rrisrry Tap ppds
CO. RIgheimer. Riecke ( sciaehic. ReiIs' aiils
Steele Stone j sicddard s co, s1Res " seT.
herd, Sto, Webb & co, l. Schncll & co, j Shaw, IL
pany, ny, w L Trenholm, / Trenholm, j + Taylor L
co, Iideinann, X Tully, II Vollcrs, F. Won san
Werner DIcker 6 i Wright, S%M % %oGi,mann,, Il maa,
teamsSp %nssss promsens iatS1 ry and 2er
left Saturday. Mise. TO Jno 4 Thco Getty, and
otsc5s. sc,,s eG;onsisnGes previously reportedl
els rough rice. TO Cohen, MancEei ( CO. wv '"'"-
Sshr Charlotte, Peterson Back River $500
schr Elvna, McGratll, combahee $500 bushels
rough ugh, rice. TO Frost & Adger.
bushels rough rice. TO Cohen, iianckcI ( co. -''0
anS S!Gamer not Boy Peck beaufort via Edisto
and aundrIes. To Aiken eco co, imS mopSihs Mse Me.
raersoa ,ne On co, 70 GILL II @loppock, Kayenel 4 co, W
aree Southern aIsS EsnSess E5s,T% GnnM c9 Marshall
ney y { CO. II Baker co, j CoicocK K co, and II
SIoop Mary Goodrich, from .,shepoo. bales
upland cotton, bags sen Island cotton, 1000 bush
els rice. To Hopkins, McPherson & CO, W g lice
co, ana w Bowling & CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
W Spanish y mis- brig Bella Dolores, Drura, Barcelona
schr Conservative, Kempton, New York-wm
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Brig b Kirby, Bernard. Philadelphia.
i!rig Cyclone, PrisbIe New York.
Schr Anna Glover. Terry. boston.
Schr Dexter Washbnrne, Munroc, Rockport Me-
seGr $ Clarke, clarke, Nerthern Port.
sehr Jonathan May, Nays Seili ilIisHfooi Baitl@oiie. C.
Schr francisco, Crowther, Baltimore.
Schr 3 q woodbury., Woodbury., Bucksvillc s C.
Schr Nidgewood, Derrickson. Georgetown, 8 c.
Schr isabella, Burton, Georgetown, S G.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York, octo-
Sciir N Baxter, Rodgers, Wilmington, \ c,
October H.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Scllr w Smith, Tooker, at New York, octo-
BY TELEGRAPH
Ionawanda philadelphia; schr Mercy T Trundy,
Calais, NE. Sailed, steamship Leo, New York.
MEMORANDA.
The bark Helen Sands, Woodside, from Charles
ton for Montevdeo, was spoken September I, lat
II north, lon Sc.
Tho famous ship Dreadnought lately lost on
Terra del Fuego, OIL her voyage from Liverpool for
San Francisco, with 1000 tons OF freight was 1921
tons, built by Currier Townsend In Eewbury-
port, IN 1858, and first owned in New York; but
whcn lost was owned In San Francisco, to which
port she was sailing from Liverpool. The shore
on whlch she was wrecked iB most intospItable
region and many OF the crew were severely frozen
we are sorry to report the loss OF this Ship as she
sailing ship that ever fioated. She made the t.st
passages on the Atlantic recorded, and fastest
sailing known on tile Pacific. A singular fatality
attended the ships of the firm that built her; yery
few OF them survive.