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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-05
PQaaengcIaI

Per steamer City Point from Palatka. via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and savannah MIR Mcintyre, Miss
McIntyre, Mr. Wohlten, Mr Dentille, Peckham. j
Jacobs. J = Berger and lady, Mrs Buckeloo, Per
kins, MIR Pickering. o strander, johnson and lady
Mrs PeunelI, Miss Labip, Mrs Dimmick. Benja-
min, ] Hasbrook, ] L Ostander, Jarvies, suy
dam, "A shilling, q Burton, Grosman and lady,
" Wentworth. J u Taylor MIR Lebby, Mr. .!al doza,
" D Mcdowell, Wilmer, Perry. Perry, A
L Edwards. q Seeton, Mr. Zealey. Angel, MIR Par.
son and lsdy. Miss Livingston. Mr. Williamson and
lady, C z Parker Mr. Ashhurst and lady, Miss Ash
hurst, Snyder and lady, W Seabrook, j n Gold
smith, Emerson O Woodruff, R Smith, Mrs
T scwall, Major Perkins, q r Grosbcck, Miss Gros-
beck. j schenck and on deck.
Per steamer ST Helena from Edisto and Rockville
E W Seshrook W Seabrook, Chisom Claus
sen. " Wilson, and IA on deck.
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Exports for the Week ending Thursaa )
FOREIGN.

March 4.
FOREIGN.
ct. PIERRE. MBRTI IQUE-Per British schr Eme.
lin--79, 422 feet Pitch Pine Lumber.
BABACOA-Per schr " II Steele-2a4i foet Lumber.
bbls Flour, bb;s Ta- Is reams Iaper, 10
boxes behring's, 8 bbls Rosiu, 10 bbls Potatoes
BARCELONA-Per spanish balk Ciscar-235 balls
Upland Gotten 50 bb.s Rosin, 95 bbls Tar. l54.
600 feet Lumber and timber. Per spanish
brix Joyen malita-170 bales Upland Cotton,
ia bbls or, 200 bbis Eosin Per Spanish brig
Rosal,a I2S ba es Upland Cotton, l30 bbls Rosin,
$1,000 feet Lumber
BARCELONA AND A MARKET-Per Spanish brig
Enrique-203 bales Up.and Cotton. $50 bbls
Rosln 7l66 White Ok slaves.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-10 bags Sea
Islano and 693 bales Upland Cotton, 1872 tierces
Rice, 52 bales Yar.', los Packages. Per steam
ship Iharlcstol-637 bales Upland Cotton, "a
tierces Rice, 10 bales Yarn, SO packages Sun
drie-,. bales Waste. Per schr Charles
Mayo-60. 0o0 feet Pi ca Pin Lumber.
PHTLADELPHIA-Per steamship fvern an
149 tierces hice. $50 bales &ottol. bales Rags,
81 bales Domestics, s CASKS and 81 bags Co, o.
NUS 10 bags Peanuts. and Sundries
BALI IMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-171 balos
Upland Cotton, l85 herces Rice. II bales Rags,
u bales Bags. casks Clay, hhds Iron, pa"k
ages Wool, bbl Green Peas, sacks Fruit, 90
empty Barrels, l Horse and Sundries.
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Imports.

schr Minerva-5o boxes 25 bbls and
so hhds Muscovado Sugars. l02 hhds aud Is ties
Muscovado Molasses 100 bbls Claycd Moasses
toJ A Ensiow & Co; a. 0oo Oranges, $50 punches
Bananas, so zen Pineapp.es, II buncaes Plan
tans, to the Master.
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Interior Cotton Markets.


SELMA, March 1.-Market quiet; no sales.
NEwDkkRY, March 1.-Cotton firm; 24a26c.
SUMTER March about $50 b.!cs sold during
the week 1T 26l9Ic.
COLUMBUS, March l.-Notbrs co rparativcly
effected Prices st II on the nominal basis OF 261sa
2Ic for Northern mddhngs. Warehouse sales 20
bales; receipts AZ.
MACON March 2.-An exceedingly dull market
today The lew sales made were nt 2Ga20Ic for
ndJlings; the finest cotton 26Hc. Receipts to-day
1856 bales; shipments l5G; sales ".
MoNTG oMERY, February 27-corroN STATE
stock vu hand September ], 1868. G3s
Received pas, week .................... 2l2
Rycc, cd previously. 30 l6!-jG,3 3oi
Shipped past week. ck.................... G34
Shippci previously. ..2S S36U-2sV94
Stock On hand this evening. g.................. e,p25
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, March L. CorroN-Thc marFct TO-
day was uuie. aud weak, with but HIT Q CHcring, and
few b 'yers. We quote: Ordinary; NH; & eoon orui-
nary, 25E; low mid'ling. 2Ga263sc. The transac-
tons hs day q, follows: Ii .cipts, 1885, sales,
Gs; shipments, l6S bales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1918. ............. Gu
III ceived to day.. ...................; 2SS ~ o,o
necelvsd pr vlously. ,0jO-a9 $50
TOTAL .......................3 80, 800
!hipp to-day. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l68
Shipped previously. 72s-- 80 800
Stock on hand ...........................6 g 603
CoRN-Receipts continue liberal by rail. ,ivcI snd
wagon and rces working easy ut G0aGSc for ar
6Sa65 for shelled and 76aSa8uc for sacked ard depot
delivery.
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wOMEN7S LIST

Adams. Jane
Adams, Mrs 81 E
Alexander, Mrs
III l.
Allen. Sarah
Aitken, Miss C T
Avery, Mrs R A
Bandnn, Mrs q
Bailey, Mrs F NJ
Bigelow, Mrs c D
Blake, Miss L
Blakely, Miss E
Bowie, Miss L
Bonnoitt, Laura
Boucher, Ellin
Bradley, Eltty
Brooks. Addie
Browning, Miss
Y
Brown, Anna
Brown, Anna I
Burn, Mary III
Bush, Mira A
Bell, Mrs John L
Burke, Mrs
Buckmyers,
Mary
Bunch. Mrs 81
Carnighan, Mary
T
Canda. Mrs ] n
Callaghan, Miss
b
Callaghan. Miss
NJ A.
Cunningham, Mrs
carney. MHy a
CalHt, Isabel
CAMEL, Miss L
Campbell, Mrs E.
A
Cambel, AIDA
Campbell. Mrs
Jas
Chatmann, Miss
J
Channels. Mary
Cole, Eliza
Colbert, Mary
Jane
Conlon, Mary
.Cosgrove, bnen
Coveny, Miss B
Conlon, Mrs G
Cotton, Mrs E
Coachman, Miss
s J
Ceney,iBelle T
Coughan, Miss Nj
Colher, Miss j
Corooran, Miss 81
u d. -t . |
Qimmen, Mary
Chisholm. Mrs J
Davis, Irene B
Dramhridge, Sal
:. rah
barrett, Mrs E
Decou, Madam \
Deale, Ina 7
Dehon, Mrs A III
Dtngle Mrs c /
Deels, Miss @ /
DoHs Eizibeth
Donoon |
Drsyton, Julia |
Edwards. Miss II
Evans. Mrs N e
Farrally, Mrs q
Frese, Mrs N |
Fripp, Mrs S e |
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uons,ynces per south Cal DINA salIroad
March 4.

ConsIgnces per south Cal DINA Railroad
March 4.
PIT bales Cotton, 81 bales Domestcs, 2467 bushels
Grain, go bbls Flour, car Stock. To Railroad Agent
! irodip, Bowling L. Co. L Hayward, Pezer.
Rodgers 4 Co. Gracser & Smith, Frost Adger, n
uobsoa, Thurston & Holmes, q W Williar.s Co,
Caldwell & son. 81 Israel, Goldsmith Son, D Field
man Co. q Gruber, d Ahrens, q Co6a 4 Co,
claghorn, Boring Co, Tideman Co, G Walter
y Co, West & Jones.
Consicnccs per Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad. March 4.
Cotton, Ricr, Md:e, and Wood. To W Court
ney 20, j K New, G Hasell, Andrews l. Salvo. w
P Dowling & Co. Kanapaux, Fraser DILL l.
Dehling, Colcock l. Co. G h o Martin.
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iii zsimons, MrslMcC
E E nj
5 F,rd, Ann Mel
Garverson, Mrs j Be
D Nc G
F.Gambo, Mary B
gill. Rosa NICE
Grant, Sarah AnnlM McC
N Graham, Miss o nj.
Dl Guenvere, Anna NICK
Green, Sarah Mch
; HAY, Rina Nels
lRarcourt, Miss s OetJ'
nj O'Br
Hamilton, Jane Pattt
Barison, Alice A Pain
Hays, Mary Pass
!, days, Mary A L .
iHaumond, Mary Pass
D Mi
Heire, Mrs W PER-.
IHearken, Mrs c Pear
lHewsou, Sarah C| Pedt
II lHeyward. Annie Pr Il
jHeinebreech, Font
Mrs Port
Holland, Sue F
Howard, Mrs E Poyo
vi W Prlcl
Hogar,h, Miss + Pur1
II L Ram
, Hubbard, Miss L Reyr
A Reid
, Husgins, Mrs R Rem;
81 ROBE
Isl HUM hries. Miss Rou:
! 81 Ropl
Holmes, Miss R Rutl,
T Rutl,
Holmes, Miss L r
ElRolmes, Katie Salte
Inwood, Mrs q ClScost
jackson. Jane lScud
jackson, Sarah Scud
Judge. Miss III Seab
IS Jones, Jesse E
Kerker, Miss NJ Shep
; Ri, In, Miss C NJ
IKruer, Mrs N Sher
Lain, Julia Shea
lLeTeu1, Miss M|sires
L Smal
Lewis, Sue A 81
Leery, Miss L Stew
lLevingston, Elenl Stroll
Linehan, Mrs j Suce'
sIIoyd Mrs. ] SulH'
Logan. Miss NJ q Sm'tl
Logan, Mrs Jo-,,slmo
d seph Simo
Lotion. Mrs a MlSumt
Harriet Sinan
Lee, Miss L A Taylc
marion, Ellen Tuck
II Merchant, Katy Iierr
Means, Anna MlIrou
i L Tcon
Mitchell, Miss II linn
Miller. Miss n A Thon
lMintzIng, Lula Taft,
middleton, Mary Wand
ii e Wald
Mikell, Kate warl,
lMichall, Sally Vein
Morant, Miss r Wiki
Moore, MrsMargt ma
lMurpDy. ann Wrao
Maggie Walk
Murray. Mrs N Walk
Mulcah,y, Miss ] Wilse
Murray, Ann j Will;
Mat'hews. Mrs T Willie
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*ovsrland to manufacturers
NorE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
% s5l bales Upland. from Mobile so7s bales, from
Savannah 1850 bags Sea Island and IS bales Up
land-and from Charleston 2417 bags Sen Island and
176 bales Upland. tho quantities received at those
norris from Mobile. Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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~ The New York Sun, edited BY r


~ The New York Sun, edited by r
III. r,Ass, formerly Assistant Secretary
Of War, under STANTON, speaks of the
doinss Of the Arkansas Militia and its
Governor, a. follows: .r-.
1.-THE indscriminate plumber OF which
the militia has been accused is shameful
enough, considered merely IS the excess.
es OF an undisciplined levy, badly oiicered
or controlled; but when We learn that
these outrages have actually been com,
mitted by the highest authority, that
martial law has been declared, troops lev
led and sent to live on the country, the
= loyal only TO be compensated for sup
plies fOrcibly taken, the picture grows
still darker in color, and we feel like in
quiring what age of the world We have
been turned back to by the governor OF
Arkansas"
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored

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HORRIBLE MURDER One of the most
sickening tragedies that has occurred in
our community for many months, trans
pired on the Fort Smith road, on Sunday
morning, between three and four o'clock,
about six miles above the city, on the OBJ
poste side
A Mr.. j II. Merrill, a citizen Of Cad
ron township, Conway county, was in the
city on Satu day, with several bales of
cotton, which he disposed Of made a
number of purchases, and started on his
return home that evening He camped
for the night about six miles above here,
and soon after camping Solored man by
the name of Major Thalon, or Tatum,
came up to the camp and desired to re-
main during the night Mr. Merrill, be
ing acquainted with the negro, consented
Three men, who lived in Conway coun-
ty, had started from home the same day,
in pursuit of horse thief, and came upon
this camp about three o'clock Sunday
morning At that time Merrill and the
negro were sitting by the fire talking
After some little conversation, the men
passed on to the city, but failing to come
up with the thief, started on their return
about daylight. Some two miles from
the city they met this negro 1Aaion, who
was riding rapidly with one ofthe horses
Of Merrill, They passed on however
and soon met another negro who inform
ed them of the murder They immedi.
ately returned to the city and Chief Of
Police Vance and the sheriff were inform
ed of the tragic occurrence.
1t seems that after this party had left
the camp the negro had taken an AK, and
while the deceased was not on his guard,
struck him in the back Of the head, pene-
trating nearly to the face, and almost
separating il The deceased fell forward
on bis face, hruising the right temple and
breast. This was the condition Of the
body when found. fl4
The negro. after committing the mur
der came direct TO Huntsville, left his
hnrse in charge of colorcd man and
crossed over tu the city where he remain
ed during the most of Sunday, returning
sometime during the night He was cap
turgd early yesterday mornlng, on the
railroad below Huntersvile brought to
the city, and Is contined in Jail.
The body OF the deceased was brought
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RI Gov. Cations new appointment

" OUN- Nfay ION ht" npPVhsn"h'
for County Clerk, Mr. LocKHrART, OF
Scott county, has been in our city the
past few days hob-bobing" round, try
ing to get into the Clerks office. But
II. S. HOLMAN, the County Court APP
pointee, declines 10 notwithstanding
that the office was declared vacant by the
County Court through the inability of
Mr.. Divilbiss to perform its duties, This
matter should be settled at once there
are good and capable men in this County,
that are, competent, who should be selec-
ted for the office and it is certainly, TO
say the least, in very bad taste for the
Governor to go out side, to another
County, to find man for the Office. Then
again, in regard to this man Lockheart
that is sent here, his character is not
good-or at least not above suspicion.
We learn, and from good authority too,
that he was formerly Sargent in the
18th Infantry u. S A., and that while in
that service, he was put in irons and
court martialcd for robberies committed
This is an Office of trust, and certainly de
serves an honest and upright and capable
man to fulfill its duties, whether he is Sc
lected from among our own people or
not. In the quarrel that is going on be-
tween Mr. Divilbiss and other members
of the Radical party, we have no feeling,
one way or the other but we do not wish
TO see the County put in jeopardy by an
irresponsible, appointment.
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rT The Fort Smith Herald, has vii

TT The Fort Smith Herald, has q vii
famous tale to tell on LocKHEART, Gen
Claytons newly appointed Deputy Clerk
for this county. 1t is also charged on
him that he has been black mailing the
Citizens of Sewer and Little River Coun
ties. If these miserable scoundrels get
their deserts there'll not be hell-room
enough for them "Cry aloud and spare
not
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ES- The ever reliable american, came
"a our landing on Sunday. We regret
to learn that Capt. WILLIAMS was compel
led to lay over this trip from the serious
illness of his wife However Captain
JEFF BALDWIN, on the roof, and Wal
woiTa in the Office. she was brought
through in good shape Thanks for pa
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EzT JERRY ELDRIDGE, has opened a
6adler's Shop in the building opposite
oar Office This fills want long needed
IN our city. Bring along your old har.
ness A " stitch in time saves nine" as
the old saying goes,
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CT The Cora s. arrived from Cincin-

nat, Wedne, 3ay night la and discharg-
ed good lot Of freight here, 1t will be
noticed from her card in our paper, that
Capt HICKS KING, is in command, and
Ally CRoxALL still continues in the Office
he Cora S, is permanently in the Gin
cjnnati and Arkansas river trade.
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EF The Rev JNo HARRELL and { +.
HARVEY, left on the Cora s. Thursday.
The former to meet the Missionary Board
at Baltimore, Nd, and the latter for
Louisville, Ky. .t.r
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TT The Fort Smith Herald of the
both, has an excellent letter from a
" citizen" on the Little Rock and Fort
Smith Railroad, which expresses the feel
incs and sentiments that should actuate
every heart Let every shoulder be put
to the wheel and help push on the great
work
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VAN buren, FERRY.
LARGE FOUR.HORSE FERRY BOAT
u. S. Mail Stage Route,

~ ~ ''o'' SNo 'ONNSt
YNIlE well known and long established Fer
J. nv at VAN BUREN,, Arkansas is now
under the charge of the subscriber The Pro-
prietors having recently put on a Ne'c Four
Horse Boat and with careful and experience
ed terrymen, they feel Confident that they
can give universal satisfaction to the travel
ing public. Their aim viii be to meet the in
creasing demands Of the large emigrant trW-
cl to and from Texas.
The St Louis and sherman, Texas, e. s.
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which il A
good guarantee that it is the shortest as we'll
as the best route for travel Of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the rive, and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day and no detention on either bank need
be expected Enclosures for Stock and Sheds
for the accommodation OF travellers are being
built on both sides Of the river and no pains
will be spared to accommodate the public, We
shall strive to continue to make this the popu-
lar route to and from Missouri and Texas.
". B.--f'ey7y accounts must be settled
monthy---no deeiati0a fr0m his ruie.
II. c. HAYMAN, Superintendent.
Van Buren,. Ar 1868. If
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FOR SALE,

MORE than One Hundred Lots, in the
town of Van Buren,, and anumber OF
Valaable Farms in Crawford County.
JESSE TURNER,
Agent for the owners.
& feb l6,' 69-im
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Law OF Humanity, in relation TO social
evils. An Essay for Young Men. on Physiol-
ogical Errors aud Abuses. incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, with the humane view OF
treatment and cure. sent In sealed letter On
velopes. free OF charge. Address Dr.J Skill
LIN HOUGITON, Howard Association
Philadelphia. Pa aug. 0--l.
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rT The Ciarksrillc did not go down
as announced in our last, but laid over
Until Thursday, when she took on some
City bales Of cotton here and left for
New Orleans.
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f1--
RIVER NEWS.

Ihc river Ia still high and declining slowl
weather cold and indicating snow.
ARRIVED.
@Monday Economist, Little Rock.
Thursday-Cora s.. Cincinnati.
Friday-Van Buren,, Little Rock.
Sunday -Ainerican. Little Rock.
1AMH DEPARTED,
xxx Tuesday Economist Little Rock.
Monday -American.
MISUNDERSTANDING, N. Orleans. 4
laps CoraS. Cincinnati.
&Friday-vsn Bursu, Little Rock.
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MEMPHIS, Feb. Is,

Mrs Mason, sister Of the late Major
Harvey, who was killed by the Arkansas
militia, arrived in this city yerterdsy.
She will remove the remains Of Major
Harvey to Alexandria, Va, for intermcnt
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to the city yesterday, and viii be for
warded 70 ths relatives IN Conway lcoun
II is said that Mr. Merrill was minis
ter Of the gospel, and respectable farm,
err in the community in which he lived
l.. II. Gazette.
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Real Estate whole

All of which special amounts cannot be made
out until can ascertain the specific property
of each township.
SrATEo OF ARKANSAS.
County of Crawford.} | III l.. Hoffman,
County Clerk, pro TEN, within and for the
County aforesaid, do hereby certifythat the
above and foregoing is Il true and perfect alb
stract of the Tax Books in my County, show
ing the kinds and valuation of property and
the rate per cent. and amount of taxes for the
year 1868.
II. i. HOLMAN, Clerk pro tenn
Co. Court, Crawford Co, Ark.
Feb 12.lS69.
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EE Hon. ak. MCDONALD, U. S. Sen
stor, will accept our thanks for public
documents.
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Groceries
Tin, Stove and Hollow Ware Line.

All of which | selected with especial care
for this market, Having bought these Goods
for cash, greatly below the market value. am
enabled TO sell them below the market prices
in this part of Arkansas. --- r
Thanking my numerous friends and custo-
mers for their Kind and liberal patronage
with which they have favored me in the past
| respectfully solicit continuance OF the
same, and shall always esteem tia great pleas
ure TO show goods and aim to study the Inter
ests of my customers as well as my own.
Al Goods marked out in plain figures,
al Lotcsa Prices enabling those who
cannot come personally, 10 buy through
their children and servants, as cheap as
then rould themselves.
| also call particular attention to- large
consignment of
Stoves and Tin Ware,
Just received which Is to be sold at 81. Louis
wholesale prices, with freight added,
The highest market price paid for COT
TON, HIDES, BUTTER, EGGS. and
all merchantable country produce.
Respectfully. -
N. j. CORNELIUS.
Van Buren,, Oct. %, 1868.