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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-31
Sore Throat,

Keep your throat wet with ths Balsan--tski,s
little and oiten-and you will very soon ind ~
lief.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-31

FAST CATTLE.-The Lawrence Tribune
tells the following: zone of the newly
elected members from Marshall county was
recently passenger over the Central Branch
Railroad, and on this occasion the train
was frequently detained a few minutes by
cattle appearing on the track. A drove was
lazily crossing the road, and the engineer
instantly whistled down brakes The train
was quickly in motion again, and everything
went smoothly for perhaps half or three.
quarters Of an hour, till another drove ap.
preached the track and claimed the RICH,
of way, which was given them by the engi.
neer, who kept up lively blowing. The
member from Marshall was all the time
listening. and in his usual dry way said,
well, I'll be cussed if we hant caught up
with them id cattle again 7"
A GREAT PApER-Tbe Independent was
twenty one years old the I'd inst. and cele-
brated its majority by issuing triple sheet,
with illustrations of its progress. 1t gives a
history of its life and progress, which shows
its pathway to have been rough one. AT
the end of ten years it had sunk ten thou
sand dollars, but by holding on its course il
is now one Of the best paying papers in the
country. Its losses was the penalty it paid
for advocating the equal rights Of all men
before public sentiment had advanced to that
position. Having done large share of work
in educating the public mind in its own
faith it is now reaping the benefit Of its Ia
bors. 1t is indeed a great paper. With
ample means it commands the best talent
that money can procure. 1t is truly sin.
dependent" Speaking for no sect in par.
ticular, it applies the principle of the gospel
to all the relations of life. Long live the
Iadependent.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-31
cLERGYNEN.

The Raw. Isaac AK: Of Allegheny, tsstl.
fees that it has cured him, after all other rene,
dies had failed.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-31

We Also Announce a Fresh Reduction
to Clubs.
TERMS:
Dubllque Daily Times.
BY mail payable in advanee), one year $1,000
" for months 500
i" for months $50
i" for l month 100
Du bslQue Weekly Times.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-26

oaseL shall be liable to the parties for oil in
iuries by reason of his wrongful levy or sale.
sFo g. All acts, or parts OF acts, inconsistent
with this aot, are hereby repealed.
In the Senate House. the fourteenth day Of JAN
uary,4ln the year OF our Lord one thous-
aad eight hundred AID si1ty-nine.
D. T. CoRB1N,
President Of the Senate
FRANKLIN ]. MOSES, Jr.,
Speaker House Of Representative
Approved the 18th day OF January, 1863.
RoBERT Z. SCOTT, Governor.
AN ACT TO ALTER AND AMEND TIE CRI4INAL Law;
SECr1oN /. Be ii enacted BY the Senate and
Honsa of Represent atives OF the State OF South
CaroI;na now met and sitting in General As
senohiv and by the authority If the same. That
can;tai punishment, except in the case OF 1llful
murder. ia hereby abolished.
SRa q. Msnslaughter, OF the unlawful hihng
of apother without malice, express or lmphed,
sbajl be punishable by hard labor in the peni-
tentiary, not exceeding thirty years nor less
SEC. s. The crime Of burglary shall be pun
ishable BY hard labor in the penitentiary for
period not exceeding thirty years nor less than
one, II. crime Of rape and arson shall be
punishable by hard labor in the penlteptlary
Tor life. or for period not less than ten years,
according to the aggravation Of these offences.
SEC. 4. The benefit Of clergy is hereby
abolished.
In the Senate House, the third day Of Febru-
ary, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-nine.
CHAs w. MONTGOMERY,
President # the Senate pro TEN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-26
Markets by Telegraph.

FORElGN MARhElss
LONDON, May 25.-Noou-consols os1a. Bonds
quiet at 10.
Eyening.-consols s3X. Bonds 70 Tallow 42s
81. Sugar frmer, on the spot sss Cd; firm afioat.
1uEnpoo1, May 25-Soon.-Cotton frmer, but
not higher. Uplands MA; Orleans llhd. Sales
1000 bales Shipments from Bombay to tbs 18th
since last report are $4,000 bales.
,aefternQde e-cblson irregular. Bales 5000 bales.
less favorable. Mmcheste, advices have caused q
sdulnesa Red Western whea.ss Sd. Corn CTS Cd.
Lard t6s.' Talow ass 6d.
Evening.-cotton Gull; uplanas n1sa11t4d; Or
leans II Kali I'd; sales 5000 bales. Common rosin
l Is Sd. - ..1.-.
HXvnE, May 25.-cotton dull both on the spot and
anoat; on the spot If ssHc.
BAvAxA, May 25-sugar steady; holders firm.
Exchange firm.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May 25-Noon.-stocks strong, with an
upward tendency. Money steady at Cal. sterling
OK. Gold 4OX. Cotton quiet; middlings 281sa2sa<
Turpentine dropping at 471c. Rosin quiet ct s2 so
for strained common.
Eysnias-Measz in %sss fsaSs Ss@ssspS o. closing
~~"'s'
closing at aoZ. Stocks generally steady; govern
mens clc sed dull new $685. 1s; eoutherns quiet.
Cotton heavy sales 1000 bales at 2sha2S1 cents
Flour very dull and strongly in favor Of buyers 3D.
perhne IS 4Oa6 10; common to fair extra Southern
20 46a6 90. Wheat ! cent better, but less active
Corn closed quiet and cent better. Pork steady.
Lard lower at 1sXal9c. whiskey hrmer at 81 loa
81 H. Sugar moderately active. Coffee more active
Molas.es nrmer. rurpeptne 4719s4sK. Rosin 81 goa
g. Frei2hts frmer.
RAIr1MonE,, May 25.-Ootton quiet ct 2si1. Flour
steady. Wheat dul; good TO tair red 81 Aoa 60;
prime to choice 81 sta2 10. Corn dull; white S6ae6;
yellow seass. Pork nrmer at $S1. Bacon active;
shoulders IAN. whiskey firm at 81 10al II.
orsousNA11, May 26-whsiey firm, held at 81 05;
sales 81 o.. Mess pork quiet, held at ssl to ssih;
no demand. Bacon shoulders 1874; sides 1cha17;
held 4 higher ct the close.
81. LOUIE. May 25-Whiskey 99ca$1. Provisions
firm. Pork s31 35a31 30. Shoulders is; clear sides
IT, Lard-jobbing tales In terces 1s; kegs 20.
LOUISVILLE, May 2s.-whisiey-raw 81 o5. Pro.
viions firm. Meas pork sSl 5oasS Shoulders
1SX: clea, rib sides 171zal7A. Lard steady-prime
IN derce 1shal9.
WILMINGTON. May 26.-Turpentne weak at 42c
RoEn quiet. Crude turpentine 81 75ss. Tar lower,
81 So.
AueusrA. May 26-cotton easier; sales $50 bales;
receipts 80; middhngs 96s2sXc.
SAVANNAH, May 26.-cotton more active; mid.
dlings 27c; sales 800 bales; receipts 220.
NOZZLE, May 25-cotton dull; sales $50 bales;
low middlipg 26hc. Receipts 266 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May 9e-Cotton nominal; mid
dlngs 2shc sales $50 bales; receipts 900 baes Gold
10. Sterling o31s. Ncv York sight exchange par.
Sugar, common saalohc; PRIME 1890. Molasses,
termenting s7a5o reboiled 55ae5c-
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Hnettc.

Finete was young, rinette was fa'T'
Aud never lover had che;
Finette she cried IN her young g.os asspSl.' Sa.
"'1were letter we neser rts unw1 T"s 60
Here BY The lonely Tree.
eerons was hale, but Gerone was psie'
Ey.r a lover he fain would be.
Andhe vould lot know though We told him 30,
That the maiden he coose Was free;
so Geroue he stood In the dusky wood,
And aorrowful wight was he.
FfAeite she said, as she raised her head,
,.somebody wasohes for mt"
6eruspe h6 sltd,, with lofty head,
"My hdy is looking for me-"
.6srome came one, and Finette came TWO
=. Two little steps half way; u,os
.0erome he sighed, and Fmette sne crieo'
But never . tear had they.
The dance is done but the game is Won, ,u:,,,
Merri1y enas the day. lLondoa 1e'''"'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-26
Weekly naxaua Market.

HAVANA, May "a -.goAR-stock in warehouse
st Havana and Matanzas sc, 700 boxes, 10000 hhds
exports OF the week from Havauo and Matauzas to
foreign countle, 1900 boxes, 1900 hhds; &c the
United |tates II 100 boxes. ALI qualities are slight
curry, but transactions for the week are unimpor.
tant The marAet closed yesterd y at the following
quotations: Nos 10 to l2 81 t8X reas; Nos is to 30
Sk-1ex reals. Molasses sugar Drm, 64i7H ieals;
Muscoysao falr TO good ref ng quiet. 7Hae4 reals.
Molasses-cla, ed ech;e 6a6H reals; Muscovado
buoyant. 7HaS real. Lumber in demand.
sHooKs for boxes buo, ant at II reals: for hogs.
beads steady ut 50 l21as rs. kmpty hogsheads stea
dy at 90 75aS.
FRE1GH fat; shippers refase to charter owing to
high prices. sugar rates unchanged.
fxoHASeE on London 1l1la12H 'emium; United
hta,es, g. daYs, IN gold, gals prem um; snort
right 2a2H G. days, currency, 2etsa29E discount
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ACES or TEE 1Ke1s1AruRE.
Omeial.

cfN iCT 10 paovmE FOB HE CONVERSION OF
~ STATE GKCuR1rHs.
Eao1o& I. Be L enacted oy the Senate and
House II Representa-. .yes OF the State, OF South
Carolina, now met and sitting IN General As
sembiyS and by the authority Of the same. That
3n66t4tg Treasurer is hereby authorised, on
the application OF any person Eolding stock OF
The State OF South Carolina, to take the same
md issue In lieu thereof coupon bonds OF said
1tat4 siRned BY the Governor and counter
of one hundred dollars, five hundred dollars
and one Thousand dollars, bearing six per
can't interest, the Same as said stocks; said IN
tare6t TO be paid semi-annually, and the prin.
ujpel within twenty years; and both principal
yandmtArest 70 be paid at the financial agency
Of the State OF South Carolina, in the City Of
New York.
EIc 3. That theState Treasurer is hereby au-
hpnBd ON the application OF ny person hold
ma coupon bonds Of the State ofSout Carolina,
10 take mp the same and issue IN Geu thereof
stock OF ssid State, signed by the Governor
6tste. In sums Of one hundred, five hundred
and ope thousand dollars bearing the same
rate of interest az the bonds 80 taken Nd, and
both principal and interest to be payable at the
financial sgenov Of the state Of Sonth Carolina,
In the Oily of New York.
SKc & That 1t shall be lawful for the Treas.
ursrto charge aud receive for each certificate
Of stock or bond exchanged as provided in the
hrst and second sections Of this act, cne dol
lar, to be appropr et.d 10 his OWN use, and-a
further sum Of fifty cents for each blank used
In the transaetloo. sail sum to be for the use
and bene6k OF the State OF South Carolina.
In the Senate House, the tweniy-secopd day of
March, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud sixtY-nlne.
CHARLES W. MONTGOMERY,
President OF the Seuate pro tenn.
FRANKLIN J. Moses j.,
Hnpakar HOnSa n &ot;
Approved the 2Sd day Of March, 1869.
RoBERI x. ScoTr, Governor.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New York-Mls.s
Baugbling, Birdsal wife, sen and seTvaSI. ant
J Jones, " F Brush, Barton, BayeTs J Ia = oa,'
boun, Miss Jacobl. d smith MISS "a 1ca,I' 1resn'
Mr. Lamb, Mercer, Miss PrinRle, 0uirk, ei =
Webster, Max biemer and wife. A G,Does; Sie, 8
wife, child and servant, DR. G Howard ana OIL
deck. -. Ram.
fort. Hilton Head, 6c-S Mncknet and wife, Miss
" Dawson, D Bradley, Mrs D Foster WE WEI km, e,
bali. D Davis, D wilcox, d Puizel MILLS, d
W Mckee, Miss Mckee. Mrs Whide4 Gsdg sn6 aapsI
"A wallace Mrs Dumest Mrs Bontelle and dauGntef,
B Adams, wife and servant, and on deck.
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AN ACT TO PUNISH sHER1FFs AND OTHER OFFICERS

FOR VOL TING TTD HOMESTEAD.
SECTION 1. Be u enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives Of the State
OF SCUM Carolina. now met and sitting
in General Assembly, and by the autho
rity Of the same That no sberiff, constable. or
other officer, whose duty it 10 to entorce exc
cutions, shall proceed in any other manner
than that prescribed b. sections and OF the
act entitled IAN act to determine and peipe-
tuate the homestead"
Slc. q. should any officer sell any real
estate, without compl, ing with Section. OF
said act. or sell or remove any personal pro-
perty Of the head Of any family. Sheher the
head of such family 70 eeholder or MOI.
without bis or her consent. or first dednctirg
the amount exempted by Sec ion 50 oil Artic Q
II OF the Coz stituton OF the Stale OF uth
Carolina, IL the manner provided by S,ction
a OF the act referred 10, and section OF this
act, he shall be deemed guilty Of malteasanos
In Office, AID. on CONVICTION thereof, shall. tor
the fist ofence. be fined IN sum Lot less
than i've hun ired dollars nor more than one
thoussna dollars, and for the second offence
shall be dismissed from Office; and, in either
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cons,unees per south sIolllaa Raliroaa
May 26.

o1s bales Cotton. e4bales Domestios, ~ boxes To-
baoco nos Ibis Naval stores u cars Lumber. cars
Wood, j car Stock. To Railroad Agent, Hophns'
MePherson Co. g " Williams + Go. MONTY % u ~,
Pelzer. Rodgers %, Johnston, Crews 20, L
" Devees. Hinsman Howell, Claghorn, Herring
CO. " N Bird CO. Grarser ! smith, " Wsmt1,
JBE Sloan, g q Walter Il Co, and Thursson
Holmes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-26

TOHN D. ALE KAN L r.,
ACCOUNTANT,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GFNRRAL AGENT,
No. 16 Brond-street.
RESPECTFULLY SOLIC!as bJS!NESS IN AD.
JCSTING ACCOUNTS Of N1orr,onta and Others,
and in WRITING DIP AND POSTING their BOOKS.
either in par OF Hhc.s, &c January9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-26
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. May 24.-TUnPENTNE Market
unchanged sales Of los bbs ut o2 80 for yellow Dip
and 81 10 for hard. per $50 pounds.
sPIRTTs lURPESTnE.->ales OF S4l bbls at 42o for
country and 100 bbs at 42c per gallon tor New York
packaSes-the m ,rket closing weak.
RosIN- sales OF $40 bb,s ut u Tx for srai ed,
81 90 or No g. 50 25a2 37 for txtra No Q, So 60 "a
al 60 for No IS, SIS a5 S6 02asG for rae. as IN
quality.
TAR--s7 bbls sold at 50 IS per Dbl.
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Memo,
PORT OF GEORGETOWN. s. c., MAY "a.
May 2o-Sohr Palma, Pierce New York.
May 2i-Brig Black wan, Podger, New York.
CLEARED
May 1o-schrs Wcpb, Brewster. and Emma,
Anthony, New York.
May G-Schr Francisco, Crowther, Baltimore.
May 2t-Schrs Fanny Z Shaw. Watts Thomaston; /;
Helen NJ Condor, Condor, Belfast.
May 2EBrg Abby Watson. Allan. Boston.
MEMORANDA.
Tho schr Fanny shaw Watts, cleared at George
town. c. the Oath instant with 266 000 feet lum.
ber-sa1d 10 be tho largest cargo ever taken out OF
that port. She loaded at Bucksville on the Wacca-
nav, drew thirteen feet water, and bound to an East
ern port.
1he tug ] R Staples, while towing on the Wacca-
NAV, on the 21st blew out saybolt from the boiler
sculding the fireman, colored man, 80 badly that
he died the next day.
LIST OF VESSELS
CP. CLEARED IND SkILED FOR HIS Port
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifton, Williams sailed. April 10
The Minnie, Robertson, April u
DOMESTIC
BOSTON.
Schr Anna Glover, Ton =, cleared. May IL
schr B HAWKINS. Wyatt up. April %
BELFAST, Me-
schr Daybreak, Blake, un...... May 10
8ANGoR, ME.
schr Jacob & William, Frisbie, sailed. May
sx1 xoRK
schr Minnie, Hudson, up...................Ma May 1S
schr N W Smith, Tooker cleared. ......... .May IL
Schr NJ Reharde, Irving, cleared. ..........May %
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Josie Deyereu3, Clark, up.......... May 1s
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charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. tuesday Evening, May 70. }
corroN.-A moderate Inquiry prevailed for this
article, the trausa:ions indicating the continuance
of previous figures, with light operations. Sales
near 200 bales, vz % at %; at 25H; at 26H; %
a. 2sS; 2s at 2sl 1s OF 2sA; eat 27; at 27l; Al at
g. We quote.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ........25 g2o7s
Middifne. .271l@277S
By New York classification we quote:
Middfpc, ..................27A4-
RICE E-1hs business in this grain was light sales
about 25 tierces of clesn Carolina, in small lots at
7X@sXc p Ii. We quote nominally common 70
fair clean Carolina at 714asc; good stE@s1zc . b.
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QoHnlsrfial.
Exports

Exports.
IlyERPOoI-Per ship Amelia-1s6 bags Sea Island
Cotton. 1853 bales Upland Cotton. 2eo CASKS pl,
rits Turpeptine bbls Crude Turpenune, l422
bbls Rosip, 22S bags Cotton Seed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-26
Interior Cotton Markets.

interior Cotton Markets.
MACON, May ~, 1 68.-CoTI oN.-Ihe warhet was
rather dull today-Do cLause in prices Receipts
to-day % pales; shirmeuts Is les sales 80 bales.
The quo ations are as follows: Ordinsr! %; good
ordinary 24h; low middhog 25; miad.ins 251S.
SELMA, May %. 1s6e.-sale. 40 bs!es; Middhng
251Sa2Sx. Demand h-ht Very little cotton Offer
ing.
COTTON srATENENT.
Stock On hand sept. ], 18Ss.............. ITO
Received past two weeks. .572
Received previously. 49, 73S-33 AIS
iosai........ ......................53,3 81, 100
Oh pped past two weeks. ...............2142
stock on haod Ny q, 1S09... 1879
MONTGOMERY. May 22-Mooteomery cotton
market quiei; low m ddnng IS c'n's
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on band sept. lit 1858. ......... 6S8
Received past week. lis
Received previously. .39 64U-98 IT'S
Total ...................... se,sss
Shipped past week. ek.................... b65
6hipped previously. S7,S96
Stock on land May 22. lsss.........r 1898
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pruss, Gbfmifals, Ctr.
s u r. e p o P!
TIE ONLY CERTAIN
RAT DEST ROY E r
WITHOUT
Disagreeable Results.
ADOLPH ISAA G s Il MS
PHOSPHORIC PASTE,

HERMET1CALLY
! :: ! !:
a sealed and warranted to
Ni keep fresh for an time
NJ the greatest discovery
Of it's kind in the age We
.1MfRna g live in. Noperson need
F'ss=.: ztzssee 3sse=sss be troubled with RATS,
Esssz7zz=aE> MICE, BED BUGS or
poAnure for ,rr 1eaacsen's destructive remedy is
within the reach Of all. Prepared only Dy
from rare and valuable compounds, its cheapness is
as wonderful as its efficacy. Bundreds Oh tesomo.
mails have been received from all parts OF the on'eo
States.
The great advantage this SURE POP possesses
over all similar preparations is the FACT tnat Ills
Certain in its Effects,
and free from the unpleasantpess OF rats dS'ng In
their holes as 1, causes them to leave the premises
10 seeh air, and consumes them SO entirely az 10
leave n,
Numbers ofreferencss can be made TO
Persons in'this City,.
Who have successfully Esed it
SOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA,
DOWIE G. NOISE,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Corner Meeting and Basel Streets
Anr;,as mwf6mo Charleston, 8 C.
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nr1xed Yesterday.

steamship Manhattan, woodruff New ?oIk-leIt
| Saturday II. Mdse To james Adger & Co. y =
| AJeer Co D Ahen Co, D ANIME, NJ BITS
toll BroTn BSesGh, % DF fTTndn H1nninq Co. o.
| Bates & Co, G BprDer. Bollmann brcs, 2 Ss, o
| choff Co T d Clancy l. Co. W Corwin q 90,
| Cowperthwait Cameron Barkley, W Cnaiee q
Co, Cook commn' Mo;ao Boue Bouasss C Miller
Denny Perry. 9 DAILY, r Dauer, Enteimap, Ior
sythe, McComb & CO, Fosarties BOOK store, F9ios
D Fleming & Co, Furchgott Bro Goodr1cn, m'Ge ne
man 4 Co, j Graver & Co. " Gurpey, Hart CO.
N Hunt Hunter, Hurkamp Co, J Harris-
son, A Hing Jennings. Ihoml nson 70, Jacopi'
@ III johnson, Jefaords & Co. klatte Co. kips
man Bros, Kriete q Chapman, Kenake, 4 ID he-
lers, Kiln /. wickenberg & 20, q Luhn. Lorentz,
d Iopez l. Sons Laurey Il Alexander, G Litsehg1. w
Matthiessen, W Marscher, McLoy Rice, Mer-
naugh, Muller, Nimitz & Co, Mrs Middleton, MOI
fett 4 Wharton, Mazyck & Iuensing, Neufytle &
Hannah, 0jeman, D O'Nell Son, O'Neill,
Paul CO, Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative Associa-
ton, Pelzer, Rodgers Co, g Prince, Penge, >
Quackenbush, ou,nby Co. H9ssen, d kenne- Se,,,h
ern Express Co. $ c Railroad Agent, N Railroad
Agent, E Semcke, ayas Marinas, Small, ID Sol
teri, L Schnell l. Co, etenhouse Co. W Sheppard,
9 W Steffens Thomson Co, T Iecklenosrg,
kopf. Eugene. Ward & co. 1 n II Wohltmann. Wag-
ener & Monsees. Werner l. Ducker, and others. On
Monday, at 3A N, 45 miles SW from Cape hatteras,
spoke steamships huntsville and ION Jaclnto from
Schr Henry Allen, Tatem, Phlladelphia-5 days
Coal and Mdse. To Fl taker & Co, Klinck, Wick
euberg Co, Cameron y Barley, Dowie. & NOISE.
Railroad Agent, " P.mRrlon, j W Alden, Street
Bros o, Mantoue 4 Co. obias' IONS, e Poppen-
helm, Atlanta Gas Co, and Order.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, savannah via Beau
fort, Hilton Head. e.. Q bales Cotton and Sun.
dries. To Ferguson, J .dger Co, Stoney,
Hamilton, Gage & co, Fl Green. Moffett & Whar-
ton. southern Express Co, W III Bird & Co, Kres-
se and Adams.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Amelia, Berry, Iiverpool-Pattersop l. Stock
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator, McNelty, PaIatka, via Jackson
Vile, Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey. Baltimore. May "a.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New York, May %.
Brig Bircbard Torrey, Frsbie, jacksonville, Nay
~.
NEW YSf. n III Steamships CITY OF
Antwerp, Russia, City Of New York Nebraska and
the Kedar.
sAvANSAH. May 25-Arrived. steamship San Sal
vador frcm New Yorh; 1onawandA from Phladel
phia; brig Forest state ircnl Boston.
Cleared, steamship Virgo for New York
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Mariue Aews.
PORT CALENDAR

Port of Charleston. May
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FoU U T rs
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

NAL, such as LUN
LO W W AT E r,
HFAvES. Coughs.
Dlstemper, Fevers,
Founder, Loss OF
Appetite and Vital
Energy, &c.
It's use improves
the Wind, increas-
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