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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-07-10

STEAM CYLINDERs.-Cylinders are made
Of the toughest cast iron that can be OBJ
tanned. The thickness required for mere
tenacitv, to resist the internal pressure,
might be calculated according to the princi-
pies used for determining the proper thick
ness OF cylindrical boiler, but in order
that the cylinder may possess that stiffness
which is nscessary to enable it to preserve
its figure with great accuracy, it must be
made many times thicker than is necessary
Tor mere strength. The actual factors Of
safety OF the cylinders Of steam Engines, as
they occur in practice, range from so to 40.
The bottom of cylinder is sometimes cast
10 one piece with it, sometimes boIted on
The cylinder cover is bOlted on. Care must
be taken that the bolts have Sufficient
strength to withstand the pressure.
IL Is said that there Is power enough la
the rise and fall Of the tides to drive ali the
machinery that man would ever have Ocea-
sion to use,
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RsIsrAArEoS, now TO BE EFFECTED.

(3-.) The registration Of trades unions
might be ehested through the registrar Of
friendly societies, aEd it would be his datv
TO see that the rules ard bye-laws Of a socie-
ty claiming to be registered were unobiec
tionable-that is, not intending to promote
the objects which we now proceed 10 specify
as justifying in our opinion, the refusal Of
registration,
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ln its Lhe Department, the Travellers bus aready ia
ts hlst t1rutv months business written over TU0 oi
ciess kres.er uuHtr Than auy other Hfs cor,rv n
the SANE lime iwith one erceluonJ.
.ta Accident department d has written upwards o.
l25,G ,GlQ policies ana
PLid Three Quarters ot q Million "a Losses.
uc.ldng over 400 llses by n5u-ista Injury and I4
uatbh losses hy accident, lu Whch Che large snn u
t.ls eQO vasres4zet lr si, g54 received premiums
j. q. BATTkksJN. PI eident
RODNEY DENIS, Secretary
CHAs, y. WILSON. Assistant Secretary.
EDWIN VI. BkYfNT, AUtuary
HgE. ELIzUR WRIGHT Con u. Actuary
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" Burns Sass pear from his birth, and eI-
ciseman from necessity bot tO say t the sterling
u MS honest worth. poverty could debass and his
Independent British spirit oppression might bend but
-nn-l u.L slnlle ---L.--.r t- NJ ErLL.na
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TIE SOUTH CAROLINA PHosPHATEs.-At the
meeting Of the Board of Trade, hold ON Wednesday
night the following resolutions were introduced by
DR.. r. Baer and unanimously adopted:
Rssesred, That this board takes deep interest in
the important discovery Of phosphate beds made In
this neighborhood by the scientific gentlemen of
Charleston.
Resolued. That the native and adopted citizens of
Charleston, who have earned distinction in connec-
ton with these discoveries and their Developments
and those now engaged in extending the production
and providing for the manufacture Of these native
fertilizers entitled to the earnest support the
community and the applause Of this board.
Resolrcd That the excsllent and timely work late.
ly published by DR.. N. A. Pratt, and dedicated to
this board, is both the evidence and the fruit OF
learning and enterprise, worthy Of the highest
mendatloM.
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HE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAD.-The
petition of the Taxpayers Of Charleston tho General
Assembly for aid in reconstructng this railroad now
ordered to be forwarded by the Board of Trade
to the President Of the Senate and the Speaker of tho
house of Representatives, should be one Of the most
Influential documents ever laid before o legislative
body. 1t is signed by merchants, brokers, fac
tors shopkeepers and owners Of real estate repre-
senting onethird of the taxation of the whole State
and cannot fail to have great weight with the
bers of the Legislature.
The petition reads as follows:
To The Honorable the Senate and He.se of Represeusa
tires Of the State Of South Carolina:
The memorial of the Board Of Trade of the City Of
Charleston respectfully invites the attention of yeur
honorable bodies to the Importance at this time of
completion OF the various railroad projects now be-
fore yeu regarding the development Of such enter
prtses as all important to the great industrial and
commercial interests Of tho State.
Your memorialists have noticed with satisfaction
your honorable bodies to advance every enterprise
tending 10 promote the general weYal feel
1nas you Will during the present session,
crippled railroads as will establish them on Arm
and durable basis
Your memor1alists would especially invite your
consideration to the importance Of early recon-
strucdoa OF the Savannah and Charleston Railroad
reference to the maps of the country will show q
continuous line Of seaboard communication from
Portland, Maine. to st. Marks. Florida on the Gulf
OF Mexico, and alse to New Orleans and Texas. ex
OOpeiL6 tuo ofoAou uuk OF IOrty-uv6 miles 1rom
Charleston to Savannah.
Your memorialists also impressed with the i'm.
pcrtance CT this enterprise, looking to the open
ing OF direct business relations with the most fertile
portions of Georgi. and Florida thus enabling our
olti1ens to bring large amount Of taxable property
within the borders of our State
1t appears to your memoralists that the benefits
to accrue from the construction of this short link of
road will add rs much to the material prosperity Of
the state as any project under consideration
your honorable bodies. -
Your MYInesianats rsspeQtfu1ly ask your earnest
consideration of the subject maitor, oe r~t..H
and pray that you will afford such of relief in
the premises as will insure the early opening of
direct communication by rail between Charleston
and Savannah. 7.... ...
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The CITY RAILwAY,-We examined Yesterday
the ordinance chartering The city railway, and fnd
that 1t Is only required to keep the streets over which
1T passes in repair, under certain specified conditions
that do not necess state compliance in the present
excellent order of tho track and generally The
impressi IN abroad in the community that the COM
pany Is derelct in its attention to the requirements
Of the ordinance and indifferent to their manifest
duty is an error.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-08

CLUBS AND STARs.-A pocketbook was re-
covered yesterday at the detective Office which had
been lost by q lady on Queen street.
There was also recovered set of harness that had
been stolen from Mr.. VIM. Darlington.
Wm simmons and Alex Simmons were lodged
yesterday for stealing gold watch from Rose, a
celored woman at the Calder house.
Adeline johnson, colored, was reported for severe
ly whipping Paul Webb, a celored boy
couple Of soldiers were arrested for being drunk:
one OF them, also. for throwing bricks at window
In Meeting
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HOTEL ARR1vALs-January 7-Pduilion Ho-
tet-E Parker, salters. 8 G; VIM Palmer, J w Rice,
" Jones, New York; Kelly Savannah; Stan.
ton, Manning, G; Baxter, Savannah; M Munro
Lydia; 4 Jones. J Norfasr, Fordsville; "A Lucas,
Lucas. city; Eli Odom, Darling ton; DR. Daniel T
Pope Edisto. 8 c.
Charleston Rotel.-C Latrobe, Augusta; d J
Alexander, Louisville; Jones, Virginia; Gill
let, Augusta; M Holmes. Boston; W i Legett. Bal.
timore; A h Chisolm, City; L Harper, Colleton;
Henry Morgan and lady. Miss L Malard, p A Har.
grave, L Davis. lady and two daughters New
York; R Singleton, South Carolina; w NJ Conley,
Miss Bellah, Miss Candy, Wilmington; G Runkin,
Maine; E Law, Decatur. Ga. s5
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PERsoNAL.-R. II. Grenneker, ESQ.,, one of
the editors and proprietors of the Newberry Herald
one Of the best weekhes published In this State is In
the CITY Tor few days. He speaks very favoraby of
the 9 ndition Of things in that section Money is
pienhful In his district and the readers of the Herald
will make good customers for our merchants
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SoUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMPANY.-The
annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Eouth
Carolina Railroad Company and the Southwestern
Railroad Bank and the election of directors for both
corporations will be held in the hall Of the South.
western Railroad Bank on February 0.
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HE THEATRE.-Last night (the benefit of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Watkns) the theatre was not as full
asit should have been. The stars were we'll sustain
cd by the company. Tonight the fascinating ro-
nance. 'Foul Play" dramatized by Harry Watkins,
will be performed The scenic effect will be fine. in
Guiding the sinking OF q full rugged ship,
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CHANCE Fon THEATRE.-We understand
that the South Carolina Institute has offered to do
nate the land whereon the fno hall stood, In Meet
ingstrcet to an individual corporation that will
put up q theatre on it,
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BLUE RIDGE RAnRoAD-Colonel James p.
Low. recently dsbursiug officer of the Freedmen.s
Bureau in this city. has been appointed Chief Civil
Engineer Of the Blue Ridge Railroad. Colonel Lowe
graduated at the Scientific Institution, Cambridge,
Massachusetts,, and has pursued civil engineering all
his lfe He came to Charleston after the surrender
in the capacity OF assistant quartermaser ana when
mustered out was appointed disbursing officer of
the Freedmop's Bureau
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-08

The CHESTER REPORTER. n.-This paper, of
which the frst number was expected to DO pub
hshed yesterday, will not appear until about the
2lst instant in consequence Of unexpected delays
In the receipt Of type and other material.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

RS- LARGEST CIRcULATIoN.-THE ALLY
NEwS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR.
cULATIoN IN THE CrTy OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE POsToTFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE pRov1s.
IONS OF THE NEW posroFFICE LAW.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DA

CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock
at their auction house Haselstreet furniture Brus-
sells carpets, go.
= A. ENsLow Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, on South
Auahtc wharf, large lot Of Florida oranges.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, in his sales
room, corner King and Liberty s;rects, boots hats
and caps.
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MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Marion Lodge, at O'Clock.
st. JOINS Lutheran Church, at 4 O'Clock.
charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. q, at z
O'Clock. - -
Charleston Steam Fire Company Of Axzasn, at
o'clock.
Charleston Rihemen Society, at O'Clock.
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Ts0o and a Half Story House, State street.
w. Y. LEITCH & R. $. BRUINS,

AuCt1OncerH.
Will be sold. at auction, on TUESDAY 10Th instant,
at the Old Postofice, at IL O'Clock,
That two and half story BRICK HOUSE, on the
contains six square and two atH. rooms. with GAS
throughout; the store we'll fitted up with shelving
and cases. Lot So feet front by % feet in depth On
the premises is good cistern.
Terms-One-haN cash; balance in twelve months
secured by bond and mortgage with interest) of the
premises; property insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps.
January5 tuftu9
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CrTY STooK.--A sale of $1e,oeo City Stock
was made yesterday by Messrs. Lettch and Bruins at
50. Both parties to this transaction were aware of
the fact that the Supreme Court had granted the
writ of n,andamus in the contested election case.
EARLY in the morning the price of City Stock was
5sa6O. and st the close of business it was quoted
at 60.
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The GAS CoMPANY.--The statement contain
ed in the Notice Of the Gas Company yesterday to
the effect that the service pipe would be laid to base
naents without danger to consumers, should have
read without charge to the object Of the
company being TO supply the gas to new consumers
at as low rate as possible.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
w. Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS,

AWctlOneoTBs
BY virtue of an order Of % se: 20 me directed by the
District Court for the District Of South Carolina.
wi offer for sale at public auction. on TUES
DAY. January IL. 1859, at II O'Clock 4: NJ at tsA
Old Postoface, foot Of Broad. street. Charleston.
All that LOT OF LAND, being part of the lot for
merry n,e m sn4wn by the No Meotng.street. In the
City OF Charleston, measuring in width rlpninu
parallel with Meeting street 6fty (5o) feet and in
depth forty;one al, feet Bounding north on lands
or Otis Mills, east on lands of Elliott, south on
lands Of estate Of James Gibson and west on lot Of
land below described
All that other LOT OFT OF LAND. with the R1r1rn.
INdS thereon, situate on Meeting-street, and for
merly known as No. 234. Bounding to the west ON
taet N t ana measuring thereon say fifty 1907
son, and measuring on said line say one hundred
shd % thiryhxe 1861 feet to the east on lot Of land
fifty 50 feet and to the south lands late Of John
II. Margart
Terms-one-third cash; balance In three equal
successive annual instalments secured by bond or
bonds Of purchaser. bearing interest from day Of
sale at the rate Of seven per cent per annum, and
mortgage Of the premises, buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and samps. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee Of James Browne.
December 23 Wins tu1
Valuable Real Estate, corner Broad and
Church streets.
WIN. MCKAY, AuctiOneer.
Will sell on FRIDAY. the 18th instant at the old
POstofhce, Broad-sreet, at IL O'Clock,
That DESIRABLE COsiNER STORE, corner
Of Bro.d and Church streets
X ALSO,
Ihe TWO ADJOINING stores on Broad .straa,
measuring on Broad street sixty-one 61) feet. more
or leAs and ON Church 1887 fcet more or
less. The abovs properly to be sold together. -
Terms--One.th rd cash; balance In one and two
years In equal annual insalmcnts, secured by bond
and mortgage with interest o day of sale az seven
per cen. Buildings to be insured and policy as
signed. Purchaser to pay Auctoneer for papers
and stamps. mwf5thf2 Janr,arv
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.@er!ili,erts
WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE wANDo MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers Of the
South their Fertilizer. known as the "WANDo FER.
TILIZER, :, which the experience OF the past season
has proved TO be one OF the most valuable in oar
market. 1t has for it's base the materials fron tina
Phosphate beds of the Company on Ashley River.
ana is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
HAsEL-sTREET 10 this city. In order to guars sutee
It's uniformity and maintain its high standard. the
Company has made arrangements with the disttn-
guished Chemist, DR.. O. o. SHEPARD r. who
carefully analyses all the ammoniaoal and ther ma
terisi purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Ferthzer, before being offered FOR sale. The Com
pany is resolved 70 meke an article which WIN provo
TO be Complete Manure" and give entire sas,s-
faction.
For terms. circulars. and othes ansormssoa. spulv
. VIZ. 9. DOAEs y CO.. Agents.
No. 1South Atlantic wharf.
aAss eanesss s aa5 MwF smos
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TIE DAH.v NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Com
MERotAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at our
Counting roem at nine O'Clock this morning. Single
copies ave cente Orders for ten copies and over
viii be Aed at the rate of two and half cents per
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THRIFTY EauaRANT.-A German emigrant
who settled In Newberry, in this State, witha the
last few months, has earned much by his industry
that he has purchased lo of land for SleeO paying
5000 cash.
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The Row I'm tho barber shop.

TO The EDITOR OF THE NEWS
Your Columbia correspondent is in error
concerning the difficulty between Mt Reed, Of Sum-
ter and Sheriff Coghlan. The difficulty was brought
on by Coghan's imprudence and insulting language.
AMI Mr.. Reed is sustained by all the respectable
people Of the Town Of Sumter. Coghlan was not
seriously hurt and was attending to his business
sheriff on Monday last. The cause Of his absence
from Columbia is the more profitable employment
at Sumter, and not the chastisement administered
by Mr.. Reed. ONE WHO KNOWS
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Small D,ceIl,ng in Marsh street.
Y. Y. LEfTCH & II. s. BRU MS.

Will be sold TUESDAY, 12th instant, at II O'Clock
ut the Old Postofice,
That small two story WOODEN DWELLING, sit.
uated on the east side of Marsh-street known No.
g. Lot measures 20 feet ont by 1l8 feet in depth,
more or less.
Terms-Onethird cash; balance payable with in
terest In one and two years. Property be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for pa
pers and stamps. fmu3 January
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TIE CoLLNs-WoLFE Row.-The following
are the facts in relation to the difficulty between
officer Wolfe and DR.. NJ. Il. Collins q synopsis OF
which was published day before yesterday:
In December last, Collins made an affidavit that
Isaac Dixson had committed assault and battery
on him; but, on examination Dixson proved his in
nocence. Subsequently, Collins sued out writ Of
ejectment against Dixson, to get him out of hls
premises Dixon refused to vacate and threatened
suit against Collins for not putting stamps on the
receipts for rent which he had given him. Collins
compromised and let Dixsoa remain; but the costs
In the suit fell on Collins who refused to pay them
An execution against Collins was thereupon placed
In the hands of Constable R. d. Easton to levy.
While in the discharge Of this duty Easton was vic.
lently assaulted by Collins, who was compelled
to give bonds to keep the peace Faston then
made g second attempt to levy, but wae vic.
iontly resisted by M. Samuel, who threat.
ened TO take his life. Easton applied to Maois.
srate MacAey FOR warrant against Samuel and
The Asatier was placed in the hands of officer
Wolfe 9Ao arrested Samuel and was taking him to
sal when ne requested tho officer to 40 home with
'shim and lac would get bail When they reached the
house. Collins came in and inquired what was the
matter. Samuel told him If he did not 90 his bail
he would have to 60 to JAIL Collins offered to 60 his
aurety. and was refused, He Immediately jumped
to the front door, locked It, and put the key in his
pocket and then said to Wolfe. 'sNox there is two
to one; IN SEQ what's what" Wolfe demanded
the opening OF the door, and said IL 1t was not
opened he would break It down. Samuel sd
vsod Collins to open It, and he did co. wolfe
said Samuel must 60 with him Collins told
&smUel to close the door, and showed wefs
who said to Collins, Iarrest you in the name OF the
State. Collils seized smoothing iren and made
after Wolfe. and grabbed him b .ns ..r us ;iu.i
him out OF doors Wolfe went to the window and
told Samuel to come out while Collins kept crying
sT'n murder him." &c. Wolfe went to the Uppcr
riauarahouse and obtained prompt assistance. and
tried TO enter the gate. but resisted Wolfe and
the policemen retired. Wolfe went to Magistrate
Mackey for further instruction. Magistrate Mackey
vent with Welse to tho Lover Guardhouse and oh.
ained other policemen to arrest Collins and samuel
Collins defed the officer again Magistrate Mackey
was consulted Aghn, and he said thoy naast 20 back
ana get tho prisoner. who was taken. Coll.ns Sed
out Of the back door, ana mot seen again untt,
he gave himself mp. 40 stated In yesterdays NRws
whsn be was held to BAH on three charges, In suna
~ prsvioasly stated. y