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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-17

What curious book might he written on
the history Of suloidesl The ingenuity Of dis
torted minds in discovering strange modes Of
deatn seems inexhaustib,e. An English car
penter few days ago turned his mechanical
skill to account in constructing q guiilotina for
his OWL decapitation. A New York merchant
very recently hanged himself, and after put
ting on the moose adopted most ingenious
that he could not release himself should his
heart fail him at the last moment Religious
mania has been known to drive men to self
cruci6xion. The most horrible case Of sui
clde, however, that We remember, occurred a
few days ago in London, where q man emptied
q can Of paraine oil al over his person, and
then set himself on fire. This, we believe. is
as far as anybody has yet gone.
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w York classification we quote:
Markets by Telegraph.

HAVANA, April 10 Sugar firm; sales $4,000 boxes
of No. IL at Q. Sterling 11A to l2I q. s. currency
231Sa241 discount
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per South CaxOiA ma asasav0a a
t Anraa l6. e n

COnsagnees per south CaxOiAm@ axasar0a0
8 AREAa 16. ZE 7l-
3o2 bales Cotton. 90 bales Domesttcs, cars Luna.
Der, cara Wood, car Stock. To Railroad Agent
Qraeser Smith, Werner & Ducker, Caldwell g. SON
w b Williams, Reeder q DAVIS wiley 4 GO. MONTY
90, Frost Adger, Willis h .Chlsolnn. q " viii
liams Co @ H Walter h Co, w w smith, A b lIui.
ngan. " Q Courtney q 90. y II Marshall, BischoR &
90. and Goldsmith d Som 81
Consignees per Northeastern Raslroads
April Nc. .l.f5 M Nm
1O3 bales Cotton, s87 bushels Rice, 80 btls Naval
Stores, Tobacco. Mdse, &c. 10 ] Gonakn, Rnts
ier. keeder y Davis, stoils Webb CO, Howard 4
Bro. Grseser g Smith, J d Aiken B. o. s b Stoney.
cry. Claghora. Herring q Co. q w Williams dy 90.
Ryan. Z sctirmer, J r. O'Neill & sop, Oaten.
dorn SO. 4, ~ CLANCY 4 Co. @ Foiltp, Ravenei &
co, 5 Jacobs, and Order. .'.D''D1'.. 80. =
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.AOvS eAAV n AV1A0Sb 1A0yB VV0V6 FOxm6dt.
The wife Of Professor Agassiz has an article
in Our Young Folks for February, telling how
the islands OF the coast OF Florida were formed.
from which we make the following extract:
just outside the lower extremity Of Florida
are number of islands, the eastermost almost
touching the main land, while the Western lie
o little further off.
In consequence Of this peculiarity in their
disposition the space Left between these islands
and the Florida coast, marked on the map as
mud mud hats, Is broad and open at the western
!s important to remember the form OF this
broad intervening space, stretching between
the keys and the main land, because the mar
rover . and more shallow end may be easily filed
map, you will see by the flats at the eastern
end OF this once open channel that such q pro-
cess Is actually going on. In fact. current
sets sets towards the channel, drifting into it sand,
! nope to show you that these flats, being
gradually consolidated into dry land, will az
last make bridge between the islands and the
lower extremi y or Florida, uniting. them solid
~ together, 80 that the former will cease to be
islands, and will become part of the man land,
Indeed, we shall find that Florida herself 90
far as her structure 10 known, is only suoceB-
her southern shore, united together by fats
exactly like those accommodating OF this moment
between the present islands and the coast.
These islands are called the Keys Of FLORIDA,
and are distinguished from one another byrn
variety OF appeiations, such as Sand Key, Key
West, Indian Key, Long Keyand the like. They
are OF various sizes; some, like Key West for
instance, are large, inhabited islands, planted
with fruit and flower gardens, where cocoanuts
and palms, orange trees and bananasi grow ia
great luxuriance; while others are mere barren
rocks, scarcely rising above the surface Of the
destitute Of verdure.
!, Suppose. now. that in fancy we sail out tffom
the keys on their seaward side, choosing
bright, calm day, when the surface OF the
ocean is still. The water Of that region ID
always remarkably clear; and under such in
duences OF sky and atmosphere, IL is 40 trans.
parent that the bottc m may be seen at con-
siderable depth, diEtinct as o pictule under
gidas. s4 M -ss 1.,F l.fF1s2 6s56 Y
SAILING southward rs distauoe OF sor,e four
or five miles from the keys, ws And ourselves
in the neighborhood Of q rocky wall arising
from the ocean bottom. AS we approach it, II
We look over the aides of the boat. We shall! see
that We are passing over . floating shrubbery, o
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York..
AGENT sS T9 u Adgsr Co.
Agents, southern Express Go. Abrahsms & Co,
CD Abr ms 4 Co. J Archer, E Bates h Go, h Brown,
Brown. Budd & Blake. Bull, 81 BullwinkIe & 90.
9 Burchmyer, Cameron g. Barkley. 4 M Cater w Il
puyai Son. Esson 1 s sro, ps'y FAIRY acs &c.
Ley Esik = o., Fleming q CO, 81 Gerdts r. 90, O
eodstTsn CO Tl1.,,o aoodIGa W,ns%,n ar = CO aIsyeI
co. E = Jaokson. Jeaords d ca. 8 q johnson. John.
Kressel. Jr. Klinck, Wickenberg d CO. Knox DAILY &
Go. Kriete q Chapman, w Legerten, McLoy & Rice.
Ho9s stsee bags osnsnn Msns MSsF
O'Neill & Son, O'Neill b Son. Palmetto Pioneer
Cooperative Association Peake. superintendent,
Riordan. Dawson 90. ) Russell, K schroeder. =
schuckn,n, II semcke, seymour & silcox. shack
" stefEens. 3 stoddard & GO. Str .uss d Vance,
oSgsysl. = Ward Co. weruer 4 Duoker. willis /
Chisoim, q w Williams 90, Il Wing, w Votes, p
" Aimar - oliver: J Jara,. II q Natbans. + n
Marshall, l. Cohen & Co. g Prince, Commins ) r
Head Co Dowte Noise; Forsyth. McComb e. Co,
Melchers Muller, Kerrison. Lester. b Bor.
ner. NJ Tannlunson, Ieck.enberg, Il Il Cowper
Zee, 4 MIlier. y Les 3 Fsldmann b Go. Crane, ;
Others iS.S instant i, H. passed ssa
Gull, he nee for Baltimore. s,3is -
Ct1n1uck Euos DOyp Eock, SaVisnno9 VIA Bead
fort, Hilton Head. &c. SundrIes. Tc J Ferguson,
Lopez & Leslie. and J Stolband.
Stt amer Esnme, Adair, Savannah, via Hilton
Head Beanf0rt Edisto. &c. Mdse. 80. To John
Ferguson III Goldsmith Il Son, ana Mrs w Ravenel,
Cleared Yesseraay.
B,idsh l stealaship Camilla. Peace. Liverpos,--R
Erig Manzsniilo. MaCune. Rockport Me- olney q
Schr Frank & Emily. Colley, philadelphia, via Da-
rtep, 0a-Risley Creighton. N - Il
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer City Point McNill4n. palatks. via yaokaon
Vile, Eernandina and Savannah. Fgs8S IN 3s
X From this PoEa.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York, April 1a.
CteaFSsa fSr thtsxsO
British eteanship Marmora, Robinson, ut Baltimore.
McmoramdA.
The sehr Send, originally from Calais. Me. but
which put into Hampton Roads In distress, called
from Fortress Monroe for Charleston On the 18th in
gtant. GN& n u
shtpnesvs by TelegxapA.
NEw YoRK, April l6---Al ths coast stcauncrs ti.s
ere due have arrived. 9psS 7il' A. " -
. wnansaros April Is--Arsivsd. the volunteer,
Cleared, tns Fairbanks. for New York. IA
.sAyAtysAH April 1e--Arriysd, atsanaship Leo from
Cisarsd ship ohsvalier for ouesnstown !, baras
John Ell.s tor liverpool; Helene siigo for TraIanai
sohr sophia for Hassan. mn
y weather moderate Wind ssR.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

YORKVILLE, April 1&.-cotton dull ut 25c, an
little Offering
MONTGOMERY April 14-Cot,on market Arm
ct 26c for low middlings.
SUMTER, April 13.-About one hundred an d
twenty bales sold during the week at 2616a26Zc.
receipts light We quote middling at 25a25 &c other
grades in proportion.
MACON, April A.-The demand to day was very
good. The market closed steady--holders firm
M1ddlin2s 26c-the finest bringing more Receipts
to-day 10 bales; shipments l39 bales: sales 34 bales
CHARLOTTE APRIL l2.-Trade was rather dun
last week except in the wholesale line in conse-
quence OF the busy season arong farmers Cotton
opened at the first Of the week ut 26a2s16c but on
saturday 26Aa25]ac was the highest figures paid
About IS bales sold during the week
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Charleston Cotton and Uice Marke,

Charleston Cotton and Ntce Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, April 16. I
COTTON.-The market quiet, with limited
demand, caused by the dullness at New York and
the non receipt of Liverpool kilograms Sales about
200 bales, at unchanged rates. viz: at 251s; at
26; SO at 27 25 at 271S at 27A; 15 at 27zS SO at
2s, and of extra staple at SOC % ib. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary 49,. .261S0D27A
Low n,lddling... .................273s@
Middling g.......................27 @2a
BY New York classification we quote:
Low middl'ng.. ................. .27Z@-
RICE.-The transactions were limited, but prices
were firm. Sales about 60 terces Of clean Carolina
say % ierces at &c. so az SIC y t. We quote com
mon to fair clean Carolina at 7A@sh; go)d SL@
$40 % 1b.
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ExDOrtS.

LIvERPOOL-Per steamship Camilla-194 bags Sea
Island Cotton. 1879 bales Upland Cotton, 10
bales Toba co, $40 bags of Ground South Caro-
lima Phosphate 1863 bbls Ro in.
ROCKPORT, ME-Per brig Manzanillo-119, 118 feet
Steam Sawed Lumber.
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THE CORAL REEFS.

How the Florida Keys were Formed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

The beautiful knd wel known house sud lot in.
sastieton village, known as the Judge Warner
iiaee Ihe aouse h in thorough repair, and
elegantly Iurnished. well Of excellent neye'
failing water, also a large cistern with pumps at
tached. a good barn, and about 20 thrifty NJ ,.
pie trees, the earliest garden in town. ia a hiC ID
state OF cultivation several varieties oil gray e.
currants, Sc.
Also, one 81 Singer sewing machines, N ,se-
wood ease, inad with pearl new AID AZ par feet
order.
Thirteen healthy swarms of bees, several cords
OF hsti mapls wood, prepared for the stove , and
under cover. Would prefer to sell fur nitur,i with
the houre. Possession given Immediately IL de
sired
Afro, lot Ia pouiiney, Of ab out % acres. house.
Darn thd oh' .huuscH. There Is Oh. the place one
we'll Developed quarry 81 ..xeeIlont slain nav
successfully worked, aud several others unsieyeI-
op.d, one OF which u a beautiful purple The
Lake Shore hailroad viii ssltLer Lisect place
on ~ u rods east ~ u. A rare elanes Tor In.
Ffstmsnt' Is0 such bafgalns seid0ni occur
Address, II. ", NAILARvIL IE on
g. " WILLARD
j"'3Eia'"S"' casi Teton. W.
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L'ARM FOR SALE.

Pleasantly situated in East Hubbardton, ON .
good Rad six miles north NJ CastetDD consisting
VI J20 acres VI land. suitably divided into meadow
and tiiiage, pasture and woodland There Ia on
this farm good house, ami barns and outbuild-
Ines sufficient Tor the farm, nearly all Of which
have bssn lately built and repaired In the most
convenient and durable manner, without regard
TO cost. The farm il well wstered and fe.oed and
under n good state Of cultivation. MEADOWS
mostly moved with machine. One OF the best
sugar places In this vicinity, Of from three TO five
hundred trees, with house, pans and buckss for
three hundred trees. There plenty Of apple
trees in bearing; ALSO grapes. There IL ON the
farm from 400 70 1000 cords Of wood besides
much timber that cad b spared from the farm,
enough to pay 1br the farm when marhetsd and
q rod Soed - good market, school, church,
elssan.ith aAop ead postoface nsar By, and in !
H. sln = ss1l ~ sash N a,sh and al.
proved Ged1e - = e5eat disoount nroa aGtual
WM - - - = witAe1f o. I'm, q soldI
" 3 e. 8 - - - r.; ~: -: s,;ss ~
- SngW - 0eUG9 0geeo6ob ~, -.
S - g .ss'] a & q S5 e.'
- Apoes6oem ", 0sk "a, ises, SSvtl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

Whereas. at meeting Of the Congregational
Society, Tor the purpose Of building Meeting
House IN Brandon, duly warned and NOTIFIED, ana
holden IN the yestry near the Congreg aflonsl
Meeting House, on the let day Of November, 1857,
IL was voted by the members Of said Society that
Josiah Rosseter and Denison BlakIner, as a CON-
mittee Of said Society, be authorized and instruct
ed TO make certain repairs upDn the Meeting
House and upon the fence around =. and 70 build
steps for getting cut Of caIIages and also 10 as
sers tue cost upon the pews pro rata on the last
appraisal and collect the same and whereas SAID
committee have made said repairs, and have
assessed the cost upon the pews, by vote of the
80 iety they were directed % do. Now, tberefore
i, the Secr.tary Of the faid Society, do hereby
give notice, by direction OF sad COMMITTEE, that
the above are the assessmenis by them made
upon the several pe~s, and that the said asse-s-
ments payable on the LIST day Of December,
1868, 10 Denlson Blaekmer, Esq., and that n any
holder shall for lxty days next alta SAID date
neglect iaii 10 pay has her ther tax OF tases
assessed. the pew on pews On which hasd tAsss
on any part thereof shall remain due "a unpaid
will In accordance with the by-lass a sAid 30
ciety, De .oli at public yeadue, at the Meeting
House Of said Society, u which sale a notice VIII
be posted upo the door ~ the Meeting Honss
ELK days previous 10 the day Of saie.
sg.g5w u. u. SELDOM, Secretary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25
BRONCHITIS OR THROAT Dis
- EASE.
Those afflicted wii nsa 20 msdy In
ALIENS LUNG R.ALsAMi
ns conyirSsa ', positive prv u, and tee. IL
Yourself

zsns.yills Ohio, Va bruary 10th, 1869.
mes<rs. J. ~. HAaRis Co..
GeptIeDen-f bsv. bsss afflicted for Ten an
twelve yesys with Bronebf tie in its WORT sfrro
and have tried everything that could buy n :
commended, but with Iistle on no relisf until
used your Aliens Lung u llsarn. which gave me
relief In = short time. J bellsvs It n the hest
preparation extant, for III diseases OF the throat
and lungs, and feel It M duty TO say this much
tr my own case. so tina, others may try Il and
get relief
Respectfully, IA THIA8 YRREMAN
We know Mr.. 1vssn an we'll, snd his state
aasnt sbovs II cowecs.
w. "a 0RAHAN 4 CO..
Whelssa1e - RSoa1 Dru9wises, zaneoviile.
Sold BY All Dsugyista- nov6d1V4V
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Good health is better than a mine OF wealth,
and to pass through life free from disease we must
understand the physiology of the sense and the
laws of happiness. The best medical works ever
published are those lately issued by the distin-
guished author and physician DIR. A. IL. Hayes
Every one should peruse them. tSea advertise
ment of Peabody Medical Institute.
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MANHOOD AND WOMflNHOOD.
Vl PUBLISHED BY THK

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These are truly soisntinc and popular works by
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GoMMISSIONER, NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointee ~
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of h y
land, Commissioner 20 receive, examine and AZ
just all claims and demands Of all persons against
David T. Paga. late Of Ru land IN said district de-
ceased hereby give notice that viii meet tor the
purpose of examining and allowing SAID claims AT
dsellIny house OF said DIR. Page m Rutland on the
fret 1uesizys OF December and March next frsm
O'Clock pm until o'clock pm each Of SID days,
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for said creditors 20 present their claims 10 u ion
examination aud allowance.
Dated Rutland, 9th day of November, A ID.
1863. w. II. SMITH, Commissioners.
45w3w- n y. sIMONs, ! "iii''li
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81 EiJI, 4I.AND SURGICAL OFFICE ~. 4
HOWARD ST. BOSTON

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tni Il chronic and difficult diseases in both sexes
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lie as worthy the extensive patronage he has re-
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On. MORRILL's FEMALE ap.C..IC,
For Married aud Single l3G.>s twenty years
experlenc- has I..s,d II superior - any other
Iioina suppression, irregularities, &c. II
r-stagrs tie patlen. - health ana yigdr The
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remedy has induced to Pat this within the
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treatment ii Seu.die Complaints and il Is I'M
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Ladies viii receive the most scientific atteu MN,
both medically anu surgicdily. Board, with old
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SPECIAL, NOTICE.

The American people are emphatically !" fast
livcrs." The constant wear and tear OF brain ana
muscle brings on ailments, including dis
pepsia and all Its attendant horrors, such as bill
Ioua headache loss OF appetite, stupor. hypochon-
drfa, and general debility OF the whole system.
All persons thus afflicted need some gentle stmu-
liant, which comprises medical properties and the
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found in ALLEH'B CoEaREss BfrrERs. They are
not a cheap Whskey, but scientific cpmbina-
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all Of which are acknowledged by the Medical
Faculty 10 contain curative and tonic properties.
One important Ingredient IL the PTickly Ash
Berry. celebrated throughout Europe "A pre-
complaint and diseases. Allpersons should have
sofue reliable family medicine on hand, not only
~ a cure but q preventive, and all who believe
that pGr" curative stimuli nt h preferable 10 the
bon WhlaEey, Anond purchase and Use ALLEs'a
CoSsGKss BrrfEns. address w. ALLEs, Pro-
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.EoR SALE

A good farm aitsAtsd In Manchester, VI, about
halt way between the villages u Manchester and
Factory Point. Bald farm contains ~ acres VI
cultivated Land. Cuts ~ t,ns Of hay at pes~Dt.
Tbrre are, this prenainss, a large tso stofy
dwelling houss, aud n barn 70 n Is. With suit@bir
outbuildiDgr. william The bauss are well and
two oistsrss
n Finc Running brook t,oo rois from 0ie
Barn.
One hundred and Hfty apple and pear trees, all
aruftsd fruit, Ia nne condition.
Tine Ut the best locations la tbs Btats.
FOR further particulars enquire 81
PRfHDLK, BURNHAM D TEMPLE.
Rutland opsrs House.
aus75-dI w&eodi nkwsm Rutland, VI
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PURE AND UNAOULFERATErl
All orders received will be promptly aYtr,lei .,
CARR & BLANCE ARD
No. lil front 5, ret, = Y.
LAkM fnE SALE. KNOWN AS

E>ARM ftii; SALE, KNOWN AS
he carlton Giddine Farm. situated !.
mile nom west Rutland. containing $50 acres,
WITH nearly wood enough upon il 10 pay for n.
Also tfeod sugar Orchard Of about 500 trees the
remainder good tIllable land, cut last year lao
tnua 81 hsy, well adapted % or sheep pas
tire, concentrating at the house. Also a large
supply Of Fruit tres, always bearing enough a Al
10 spare, buildings in excellent repair, holpe
nearly new, painted and blinded. Also tenant
hons@ IN good repair. barns nearly new, two large
ones. with cellars, one with shed attached with
running water, one small one, with cellar, and
one large one and ono small without barn,
barn and sngii house, wood house and hog
house.
There Is Cheese Factory within three-Quar-
tiers OF a Inila OF this farm.
taxing al things INTO consideration, it is one
OF the taOst desirable localities in this vicinity
but ,he owners having he western fever" will
aal At Il bargain.
Terms made easy
n I. GIDDlNGS.
35w}m'
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Has placed Dr.. Dow 1t the head Of al physi-
clans, making such practice speciality, and -
ables him to guarantee speedy and pamsneat
sure in the worst cases Of Suppression and al
other Menstrual Derangements, from whstevez
cause All letters for advice must contain one
dollar
Office, No 9 Edincott street, Boston.
N.B.-Board furnished to those de,iring to re-.
main under treatment
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LIVERY STABLE OUTFIT FOR SALE
BY reference to our advertising columns il
will be seen that H. S. Buttles Of Bran.
don offers for sale number of horses
carriages, robes, sleighs, harnesses, and
the entire outfit of livery stable. Those
wishing to purchase such articles are af-
forded an opportunity to do 50 cheap.