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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
FOR BDIsTO,

ENTERPRIsE, ROCKVILLE AND WAY LAND.
INGS. s5 80 IA 80
t u{{NDh THE STEAMER ST. HELENA
.szsssSSsSa as Captain H. d. ELLloTT win lesv 4
for the above points on TMURspAY MoRNraa, 2Aah
25th, at O'Clock. ~ - - ~ -:
For Freight or Passaae apply to 8sll
JOHN III. MURRAY, Agent
No Freight received after sunset. = - fS}
Juna "a II, 5,s rs 80 ,S'-': 90 :
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Arganenticus. Terror. lWianepaSgo. !. Tornado.
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Oohpes. .Gharybdis. iOat8lin 49,. ,GoliatE
k&lauaa4g0. ,olo4sus. Skfmo. C)es0szs
III 1nath ". J. .HarpY. jKic3xap, ,yy y. .Cyclope
hahopRc. aston Kokas u. .Agao.
Mlahnat $aI =. Meptusls IMasiaysnR 4 Z. .B1 81,
Mfafioc cbtlles. Mxhhnt y. . \. Atlas.
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Mnupue s4nE oSs yaszseSss. 49, lEsHa.
ltySNahO. vlKens e6s 800 away. Hercnlap.
3andusky 4. III Mia rvn .asleal1oIa IA Jas0n!2 a M
;sAtlfE1sS gNusAuss jShaNtsnan Eectne. "
tshavlae4 uitaes isniAeeoJs j. q. spinre.
sGqnand6ss s Er6bus n. VA fy7nhfkfta
afRpe0An01 XesNysfs EinpNuA !. 81 /. sss%
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ati0ia Og bltAae ySFs0ins Rhe mem names
haveD fot the slat5a6 HAke 32e0n AsjpfuprihfAa
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23

15 OFFICE CHARLESTON GASLIGHT
COMPANY. JUN 3 22 1850. a Dividend of FIFTY
oRN Ts per share the Capital Stock Of this Com
.pany having been declared by the Directors the
same will be paid on and after MONDAY, the 5th
proximo. 5a5f
The Books q Transfer win be closed from this date
te6th proxino. N s8tss WI. .sHERIoT.
June "a ia Secretary ana Treasurer. M
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23

nlsDEFaT PLREASANT FERRY.
CHANGE or SCREDY ZEE rO1 TBURsD4Y
2Aths sEySEANz. Sd "a IN
e .saSS TIVE BOATS ON THIS LFNH WTr.T.
ns leave as follows; = = Y e-.4' sl1
Leave the City at 516, 10 and "a A. M; lx.9
1 deaye Mount Pleasant at 8. 0 and llx a. M. ;aan
There will also be an Extra gETTssIr that night ii
June 40 ~ j.. H. MURRAY,Ana 4
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Spelial llotifes.

aS- sOLOMON's LODGE, No. /, "A. T.. M
Members of the Lodge who intend to participate in
the festivities at Mount Pleasant are reminded that
the steamer will leave Market Wharf TO Monnow
MoRsIsa. azth instant At halEpast Eight O'Clock A.
M precisely at which time they are requested to be
aboard with their families.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23

1. pE NOTICE. NATIONAL FREEDMAN,s
SAVINGS GSBANK.-DEPosITs made between now
ana July i9.h, will draw interest from July 1st
June ~ "a NATHAN RITTER Casb,ars
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23

aFTo TEItC CUsTO TOMERs OF WIN. s. COR
WIN \ CO. with view, to accommodate all our
Customers we VIII send to the residerices or those
who desire us for their orders such days as they
name, between the hours Of and 10 "a M, and the
goodsao ordered will be delivered by q P.3M. the
same day. ss S
Our customers and others who wish to avail them
selves above win please leave their names and
residences as the store. sJ Al s;s
Respectfully, wM. s. 1oRwfN & co., @
No Q7E King .straak
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4 IA 49, M w. A. WILSON,
june ~ Secretary.
/ ag' ESTATE ISAAC HARRIS, DECEASED.
All persons having any claims against said Estate
win render the same attesed within time prescribed
by law, and those indebted to said Estate, win make
immediate payments 20 . 4 .sHANNAH:HARRIs,
i III Qualined Executrix,
June Is wa No. ATT King-street.
sa5r MoULnRIEvILLE. SOUTH CAAOLI-
NA.--No TIoE,- During my absence nom the state,
Wsrden 9. 81. sIMoNToN win act as Intendant Of
asaid Town. JOHN M, ToUaEY.
& June 70. 8 ss Intendant.
81 NOTICE E.--TAX ON ZEAL ESTA ATE.-CITY
to raise supplies for the year 1se9 the Second In.
stalnent Of oNE.THIRD IHE TAX ON REAI. rs
TATE win be received on and after TINS DAY du-
ring the month Of june 6t this once. ,s9
ksss M 8. THC"As,
Ss1une - wismtuW02s b City ~. Isurer.
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!. Lighthouse Inspector. Sixth District.
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EAE rRnss on THE sgzox III yHss na
Il iEBAsH ORANGE ESif oNsra3 r1oN III xRRLANp.
sSs lsosrcN, JnnS No. The Times to-day lii lits
arslcle on tue pa asaaAe of ths irish Church bill
\ 10 its second reading pAva that the bitl: has
psSsed by q large ma ios ana ) psaceAble
\ termination of the aassio ID moi assured. The
great triumph is not 10 much i triumph Sor
+hs minsBtssa as ss sks ssssss S,owaz or pHtss5
opinion and tho nAchip 6Ey ok the cons Hutton.
\ Looking back into the history sot this question
II impossible not to bS pxessed with the
fact that Enaland iA, abo se al thing wen gov
erned. The ;scen dall will now be removed THAT
i arose i'd d rnistaken policy upheld by the Whols
people ana endured thfonR b the 3anguorof psiEs
lic opinion. But the mind aIsd eonsci ience 81 the
people were abS length asoused, and the fabric
Instantly fell. sss
Tne Post says that thp great de- bate muas ip.
Grease the people q estima tion 81 the Mouse
of Peers. Their uslement kurn nishas nsidi-S
/ tonAl proof of tlse utitii cf the 3per House
The second rea6 6ins iss bnts II pS sfs mary to
iaonld The bin into form to satisfy
sS An an alyeis oe the yote sIl ste Houses sof
I Lords last nislst shows hat th6 ron bishpp
or Dublin and Htteen l3iRao ops y6tea ARaiiist
: thoS second readiag the Bishop Df Sc. Dasia'S
/ irfavor, ana Tho other pre- Iates abstaiEea fFons
yoting,
AM inmens Orange demonatrat occnr.
Ipd at Ennisg illen, s, Ireland ;yesterday. "a
4 great ocession, music, banners. speeches
toasts. Weye the prom feasures AZ slle
Soccasions III sestimate Tint 2o, 900 people
were present.
!. New coaSaxER T8EATY WITH "a AnoE- mr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09

IpIIep. III nidt bon 10 bob,r @idtisist ipis bic
pepinsuns, bag eiu bsitmmier 4.Ian angsnOm.
men uno all e.mielbsu fsiissbaItsu lpirb. Gin
gfIlsinIamsr entl6lnbs 5u banoeiu, II mebr
wsrtb ale s,tbsiIte Sratbuns iIber bic sIrt Der
ausflbrnng. "a t3
q @s mag nidt notbWtnbig. ia pislleidt nibt
sininal rdtbiam iein odB s,ssutpditis @sisBs
hbr bieIen Yunit erIafien ipspsu, ab,r Is ipiro
notbpenbig perben. lptnu uIt bas bhrgsrlidt
&ett In alien sbeilen bes sanoes ipieoer boil.
tommen befeiti9t unb Der 0dnpel ipieber in feline
Sepobnten 9alldle eiHgsItittt il 90 ipirb nlfin
Seltrsbsn isin, bic @eisbe setrtnit alls5ufabrsn,
bic porgtI6rebtnen Steuern einyitrtIbsu unb
filr eeren 9enane gerredJnuns uuo Dtonemiibs
Straus9dbung Gorge 81 trugeu. Sd iperoe
msin Seites tbun, nm io.de Stamttn anjuitel-
len. weIde peieu RIan ausfibrsn ipelsi. =. |
Sil ge,us auf auspdrtigs Poiitii tperre d)
nit Den Rationen psrfabreue pis biuisss Rsdt
psrldngt. oaB Sueibibutu init eiran6cr btrfab-
rem. nne i6 tperbs aIIs guttn ghrgsr. ieisH iis
Ginsebcrene Opsr apoptipbhrs,r, idhBsn, no
INNER ibre &edts ssfdbrbst iino, cosr no eis
SldSge unlreS 2anbsS tpebt
SdApsrbt bic Redte allsr aatipasn ..fejpslti-
rem, dber aud sleide adbtuns fur pi, unirissn
perlaugen gSenn anesre 86lier in 8e,ug aui
ibr gerbaItsu sssen uus BON ptsisr Nigel abb
Iuciden m6sen tpr pieaeidt se,pungm iein. ib-
rem 9eiipiele Su fOIssn
Dit rifti9e SsbonDluug Der nripriHglidsn
Shniuobner bifies 2anbes. Der .snpiansr, srfor,
bert elm iorsfdItises StuDium. SD ipsrbe ait
RaBre9sln 9utbciben. bic boJn bieneh. lie 81 ci.
oiiiren. iit gum Gbriitsntbum lberWfilbRn unt
lie f6eBIid 81 Birseru pisisr &epubilt Ju ma.
bell e.qf 5ia4lEf@ ~ ~.
Die Stimmr.dtsfrase pirb blS SpIt Der,
nutblid 10 anse tsi6aftissll, tpit nod siuen
SbtiIt Der Shrger oisltr Station bon irgsBo si+
lem Stadtt Der @snuB ibrsr @sdte unb Yribi-
ttgitn bOrtntbalttn blsibt 80 trid,sint mir icbl
phnidnsrpsrtD, oaB biei. 6rass isst ssliit ipiro.
nnD i'd, begt bic Soffruns uno ipreds ben Bunid
lus. baB bits burd bic Ratification bes finf5ebn,
ten amtnOsmsnts sur Yunpesberfaiiung sside'
bsn mSse ..1 s-a.., sEI ~. aH& .
Gum z d,lnBe trinabnt idb 81 briipsrii6tr stdt-
iitt 6iner 9.geu ben anoeru I'M sanjen qdnb,
uno 81 BEN trnltliden Seirtben bon Seiten ie.
oes Shrssrs, isiu Sderfisin 5ur Hdsitisuns
lpcblwolenosr @efinnunsen bsi5utrdsm, NIB i'd
oitte barlnl. paB bic Station ben aamddtissi1
Uott I'M Grfhlluus bsler s9ilHld)e anhsbe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09
Nae Is Amenoement ,ur Hunese-
''-''-- Derfa0un6.

Stibt Sduler bte 6onsreilts babsu subl.d
mad langer Din. u per,iebsrei Die 0smelnIainr
Rsiolution, be5asIi6 beS iosenaunttu gtimm-
rtGt. .dnitnbeneitSs init Der trfprbePlld,ea 3tue-
orittel'Wtaoritdt dngenommsn Ran tpirb lld,
trinnern. eab Der suat if ipeigsrts. bas slmsnD-
lutnt In sber nodD bsr lstten Selpredung in
Sdufe bon ttStertm drssnomineneu EaiIung aul.
jnbtiBtt, 2 obpobl bieie ialt bclitom,nen nut bts
uripringlid bon ibm ieIbif pergtidflnaenen iiber.
sinfimmtt. unb tS uo6nidlS eiusr Gonfersngom-
mittse hbrtplsS 2ebttrs bet ii6 nun bic Ersi.
belt 9tnomiiti, ba6 NineiIpsmelii gdn3 ipeitutd
lu btrdnosrn. innsm lie ben QaFuS bsShsIid rss
slsdte, Gin amt iu bstsiesn. ffrid, Ob9leid, lbsr
olslen Runti onrbaus tene Nsinunssperidis-
Resnbeit 5spiiden beibcn SodHlrsn itaiisefunhsu
bate. Ginjelne SenatoreiI bdben bonn aud, bet
gorldge bee Gonfrni,beridteO seaen blsls sSla-
thrproteiiri. idlieBIid obsr podj fin bic Nnnab-
me bes dmenpemsnte III Der nelitn 6crhi de-
illmmt, bsrlnutbIitb In Der Nbfidt tpenisifms Ct
,bde In oieisr Ridtung 81 srrsidtn. sbebie i3wsi-
brittsl. vtaIcritdt NIT bsm 4 Wlir5 ans ben @r-
prdltlfdntsnbduiepsrld)puuocn!lt Gas sfmstb-
mtnt ldrtet nnnmtbr tpie fcl9t .,-l 'Is4li
,,urt 10. DaS &edt Der Slraes Der Wsr
Staaten, 81 itinrncn. lcu irtber bon Der 8srsn
Staaten, nod irssnb eln,n Gtaaie bsltpelas,t
oosr bsrtilr5t prctn auf @runb Der Mace, Hdrbr
oesr friibrsn 3uhanbss Der GtIapsrsls
oSsd. 2. DIR GcHsrb fol- bic 9lad,t ba-
ben. oleisn Hrtifel purd 9eslsncts GrleBsfbHua
In 8oa5u9 iu ftbtn" = e, '..ras SsF
gon Dem @trbcit Der SslbrSnfma b,S
: Stmmrsdts auf @runb bon @iesntbumb. gab.
HnsS. uno Observation-Disclosures Ic,ple bon
BEN bs.hglid Der Sbifammnn9 (naliyity) bat
man allo tbellIaus Nbitanb stnemmsn 9isis
Strlilimmtlung Der liberaIsn 8prm bcS SliaenDe-
nsnte, wtldss Der Senat nriprilngIid, boras-
Iblagsn nnb aab oas S,auS lpdter dttsgiirtb baRs
II 8sipiB 5u bsbausru auU snsm unioiIenben
S6uBt bes Stimm. unb BabirthtS asaen ole
sinsriHe Der giMsIitaatsn II Gin burdaus tii-
sitiges 0eieB getporbeli. pehce RlhtS rrIsoigf.
no bic Stimmrsbt6IraJe brr barbigsn NE
ibr9tn bamit julammeubdugeuce iSrassn bIsi-
,tE ungtI6f
Das amsnbsment seipiunt in etr ssssntpdr.
iatn NalIitna aIsrbings an Aueiitbt ouf Grfoia
vi Der Nbiimmuis In ben esoislaiursu Der bsr~
d,iebsutu Staatsn. bon bfnsn bile uansufli1
IN bsr 9tiiimmuns Ibd baS 3sd,t GeuIter n,
'slI.Osn sre5tu auifcB ssnommtn bcbsu ,phf.
,sn, = absr I'M UaIDsu TIT NIT siutr f9dsn bal
sH RatrtssI nur tpsnis s.oRaif 8JN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09

Iepbsr Neiiaasiturln aus ben &sbltn bon gun.
perttanienesn DOurbs9siitsrtsn 3ubSreru uibe!
slad 9feHbisnug Der Gsremoulen bsbobsH iidJ
Der Siecprdiisept, Der Ssr8eaut.at-SnnSil esr
Secretdr oe6 Seuatts nab Der Genatotdminsr
5uriid; Der grdllbsnt aber tpuros bon Mtslieoern
btr Grrangemenis-gom besleitst, In Rrc.
eelicn nad Dem @eiBsu Soauic eSeortirt Nni
BEN sSess pabn bsSrhBtsn ibn alsr Srtsn boil
nernpe Sod,5.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09

@lalun s, esparp. ietaatsfstraa. Va .
Du9b MeGalIod, ddsdmtSfefrtiSr
Gbtpin " gtdHtou. pa. II, o Grant unt
SOhn W Sdofelb. &risgsIsfrst6rs
T Gibeen gBslss. 9oun., Narinsisirsi6r Z.
I Sames SarIaii. Soipa. unp ., 81. 8rpipuhla,
( JH., Seirtt6re oes Snnsrils,g .as s5s3 sl,i :,
.g Biliam Dsnnlion, ~. unb SIspaue,r Ran.
bail, .8ise.. 0ntrai-4 4OitmsiifsE ,a,, en- rs
Samse Gpetb; ab. Senrb @tanbsub, q.
unO gsiaiam @Uaris. a. o.. General anlpaIt
lllpiies g. Srant.
b.l u stnlbL ucn 1868 1879 ID
.,usaMGab intt- WiHiisr..-7 Z.
G. D. Bafbbnrnt SuihclS. eiaatSlsirttdr
H. 3. Stefpart Rep Ypf getrstSr pss
Sdabamtts A}I alj eg 'r9 a,
= s. Q. 9cg. Ohio. esirstdr DtS Suu,rn
ebOIpbe G Sorit PennhIbania, Rarin,l,i.
rstdr '2s l1g :.' ~ hh.'.' ,,r-I' : p
General Sobn N. edOaeIO. Ytnnivlbania
I'i ..i 81 ind 'idrI 10
'SObn " : er,Sptu. TarbIauu, Gsn,roI.
beitmeilisr ''ils 'lH 'f''rl3 e. r.rIf II.
aidttr e " SOdr. TaEa5uTdts, General.
anibaIt 2 r-... f-iIfI 6 rlfTI-'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09

au ] ..Stbrnar bur6 Den Gbrp 8 Odstr
or. BiQam 8. acib bon RortbamptOn GOuntb
nit 6ran GismiHa Srsslsr, bsIOs BON RCrepbsil.
baa. 2sbisb Spuntp iFh Z,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09


Se ben bsrlntwcrtlidsn Rni6tai Der IsBt,n
ied)S SABRE babe Id, mid beirebt, bic @sssln, bic
Sie ais 2eitfapen fur Sbre gerbanoIunsen siu-
ssffbrt baben, i'm Sudifabsn unb i'm 0eiits ber-
isibeu lnp init einsr pur6 politid,e geisunssn
oper abnslgungen unbseinfiuBteu unparteili6isit
ausSufhbreu uno % mag mir bsr,iebsn ipsrpsn,
ipenn i6 msius 8efriepisuus barber auslprs9s,
paB, pdbrsno feline Gnti6scuns umssitoBeu
pOrDsH it, aub tsine cnrd) elm Itrittss Yartei-
Dptttm entidiepsue gtrufuns itattgsfanpsn bat,
rie iolts nlituntsr bon Seiten Der NRineritdt ais
elm grotsit sessH bic Radt ssidisbt, bic iens @e.
seIn Der MajoriiGt oerlebsn gSsnn bel Der
SdneIliSiet nit wslder Der gpriibsnoe bier oft.
Ia fhnoli6 genStb9t III. pdridmentariIde Sra9en
ju entidsiosu une bel Der Grfhauns ieiusr Yfidi,
dlIe glitglisDer III ibren Gshteu bu iditssn, Bic
0Hsntdea @sfddite bu icrbern unp bic Srbunns
I'lafrebt gu ubaIien irgenb elm gort bon msinri
eippeu sciaIeu lit, oaS Semanben p,rmunbst bat
10 modte id) % obue @fifbaIt jlIrhdnebmsn
SD oeridiIe bieIe 0dIe init teinsn unfrsuncIi.
den 0eflbsn 8egsn iryene Elm wiitgiieb. init
BEN id) in allen ben ptrloiIsnsn Sabrsu IN Ber-
oineuuS gshanofu babe. oa id) srnfflidt berin6e,
bic qsbsnsrsgsl Su bsbdtissn. tusIbt une btIitbt,
erIittene llnbig in ben Sanb 81 idDrsibtnsr,sisr r
iene Sreunolhait in SttiI 5u 9rabtn ,lsf
aber oaS Sdsiettpclt tdun nid)t lGnssr unse-
iprod)eu blsbsn. SD lags 2ebeipobl meinen
trellen uno bcrtrdusnsbollen GonittueuteiI, psren
innise .3unsguug mid ole blsis Sabre mtin,b
! oFenilidsn 9sbsn6 blnbur6 auiredt trbaItsll unb
geeitet bat 9ebsipobI pisitr S0alle, ipsIds init
libreH anIregun8su nnb ibrsr raitiOkn lbdti9ieit
10 oft ben febrbaftsn otr,Idlag unb bas innsrits
filhIeu Der NdtiOll al reprGlentrtu ldbeut urb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09

@efsbssbun9 bleies (,quiss, ais WlitsIi,b ppsr
aIs 9samtsr, INNER easisuss sstbau babe. ,paS
in Bort unb Sbat bds 8siisltt unb 8sfis ipar.
bsnn &sinr bon nnSaiit uuisblbar abtr oaB
id iiets gsifrsSt babe, ale mtiiie PHidtsn &C.
trsuIid 5u rfHllen. nub baB mir, Der id.A ,pi,
alIs ipiiisn Yrin5picu bulbiss, Bic id) ais r,d)t
srtdnnt babe, Die ebrr unb Der RiIbm unIsrts
Qanoes iiber ale Observation-Disclosures g.gan.
gen Iinb, tann id init sutem Gau6,n btbaup.
ten; uno bab id bic Sd,fefbeitsIl, ipeIdse bird
bic GclIiiion antascnitlidsr Sntsrsiien 70 oft Ju
Gage getrstell fno, 81 niletrH stiudt babe.
muB msintn Golltasn 81 bs,.ustn iibsrIaIsn bl.i.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09
Sebn GNer. 81.
8cn t84t-tS45. 81
Samse 6. polf.
gen f845-1849.

s 6abinets M ftE
5apleS Sudandu. pa. StddteisirtiSr
9tpbsrt :. 0aIrsr. gliif. Sdabamteisirsiir
81 William & Rarsb, U. D Strisgsisirstdr
0sorge Sautrcft, gRaif. unb SObu v Wta.
Jon. &sntudD RarinsistftiSrt
. eaps Sobnion. Sem. Gsm-Yoam,iftr
-s. Seneral 3adarias Iaplor.
.- nl Bon lS49-1S50. s.e ass sa..
Wiaaro gilmore.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09
0rob-M -MarId)aU,

u TVtHtIuIIHuIUI NItIuHUlT z. WStbb
neblt Stab, bcltfbeno aus ben Serrtn
RlOr y " Ruiita Gapt eugene sStuss,
gSIaiom &emItR, SRaior W ". 1il, GcIoueI
Snos, Colonel 6rdbts, @euUal s. $. Sinabam
Capt e. s Ylnmnicr, albert 9taRslb, GoIond
Thomas 8 0Obt, Capt 8 g. Nonigomsrb,
Capt U W. a.reifon, ~ a. SarIau, 2ltuttndni
SiorD, eIsut SOtteu, Sbomas R. SbspbsrbI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-02
Miscellaneous Items.

Deep velvet collars are prescribed for
dress coats.
Onions are cheaper than potatoes in
Minnesota.
There will be no eclipse visible here
next year.
Coal has been discovered beneath the
city of Providence, R. l.
Hair powder paid $4500 duty to the
British treasury last year. ll1r
In West Virginia the income tax aver
ages thirty cents head.
Portland, Maine, talks Of bust of
Senator Fossenden for its public library.
The Georgia planters will make this
year $40, 900, 900 on cotton.
Miss Jennie Rusk. the well known Bal.
timore songstress, is at present in Bos-
ton, making preparations for Western
concert tour.
Miss Bateman has been the recipient
of many fattering social courtesies and
testimonials of esteem since her return to
this country.
Thomas j. F. Booth, claiming 10 be a
brother Of Edwin Booth. is still adver-
tising himself as suoh, and is playing in
Dublin.
s. s. Cox began bis speech, in response
to the welcome be received in New York,
after thisfashon II" Gentlemen, thought
| was over salt water, but your warm vel.
come has filled my eyes with it."
At the Chichasssbogue paper mills,
near Mobile, Interesting experiments have
been recently made, by which the fact is
demonstrated that Grss rate paper can be
made from the okrs plant
Victor Emanuel said the other day that
be felt like his father, Carlo Alberto,
when the latter, after his sbdication 10
ls49, said to him: My son. l impose
upon you the heaviest burden in the
world-s crown.
A solemn council held at Baden de-
cided that Mile Nilsson might play
Miqnon in her own hair, Acting upon
his bold declaration of war against the
Tyranny of AIRY Scheffer, the fair Swede
left her brown wig at home.
Boston proposes to send it's Treasurer
to England to sign the city bonds which
have been negotiated abroad. Ii is esti-
mated that about five millions will be
taken there. The Treasurer Of Massa-
chuseits has already gone to England to
sign State honda
At Reno, Montana, on the I'd instant,
Frederick Schmsdeke, of Virginiai CITY,
q German, married Miss Louisa Rowe,
lady from Cornwall, Eogland. The two
had never seen each other till they met
10 Reno. They had exchanged photo-
graphs, and ell their courting was done
BY letter. Finally it was aEraged that
they should marry, and the lady vas sent
for and went all the way out thereto
marry a man she had never seen. Both
we're exceedingly pleased. The lady
thinks her husband much handsomer
than would appear from his photograph.
and the gentleman says that his wife is
twice as handsome as her picture.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-02


A correspondent says: Nearly all
the cottagers have left, about the last of
them having taken their departure on
Monday morning last. The burned dis
trict presents anything but pleasing
view, the entire block from Washington
street TO the Ocean, with the exception
of the Columbia House, which was saved,
being a mass Of blackened and charred
timbers,s broken china and glassware,
stoves, boilers, and all kinds of iron ano
tin cooking utensils, bent and drawn into
every conceivable shape by the intense
heat of the Ere. But the scene is to be
changed before the next season sets in.
Already have preparations been COM
menced for building. The rubbish was
sold on the ground on Saturday last, the
ashes, lime, etc., being bought by the
neighboring farmers, to be used by them
on their farms as compost From
what can be learned at present, it is the
intention to put row Of handsome
stores on the site of the old United States
Hotel property, aud to rebuild those that
are known ss the American House stores.
So, in the course of few weeks, the
Island will be filled with sturdy me-
chenics, headed by enterprising master
workmep."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-02
A Curious Discovery.

Among the vessels lost in the cyclone
that swept the Bay of Bengal in 1867,
we're the steamer Thunder and the ship
iMorayshire. Search was made for them,
but no trace was discovered, and it was
taken for granted that both had gone
down at sea. The other day party Of
fishermen, driven for shelter into an out
lof-the-way creek some four miles inland,
stumbled upon the hull of a ship, which
proved to be the Morsyshire, and further
is found larger steamer with masts and
funnels still standing, which answer to
the description of the Thunder. The
steamer had fl65, 900 on board, which is
doubtless safe in her bullion hold. Pain
ful speculstions ere, of course, called up
as to the fate of her crew and passen-
gers. What that fate was may never be
discovered. 1t is conjectured that they
could not have lived long, even if they
had survived the cyclone, as the place
is malarious in the extreme, an infested
with tigers. What is, perhaps, the
strsngest, is, that these vessels have been
lying two years within few miles of the
mouth of the Hoogly.