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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-16
NASHVILLE.
Legislative Proceedings.

NASHVILLE, January 15.-The vote
in the Legislature on the resolution
to issue no more bonds to railroads
that have not promptly paid the in
terest due the State. shows the temper
of that body to be decidedly against
any more aid to railroads. and the
passage of the contemplated bill for
the sale of railroads, urged by the
Governor and prominent members of
the Legislature. augurs brighter
financial future for Tennessee. This
latter bill will, it il estimated, bring
over million of dollars into the
State Treasury, besides several mill
lions In bonds.
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TNnIAuApo1ts Januarv X


INDIANAPOLIS, January 10.
Editors Journal:
At 10 O'Clock yesterday the Senate
resolved itself into Committee of the
WIrole for the purpose OF considering
the Baker Cumback correspondence;
after which communication from
lieutenant Governor Cumback was
read, refusing to furnish copies of the
letters addressed to him by Governor
Baker. 2h
A message was then received from
the Governor in relation to the CORE
spondeuce, and with it copy of his
reply to the letter of Mr.. Cumback.
which was read ~ the Clerk Of the
Senate. The following is copy:
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8, 1868.
Hon. wa ctsaback, Greens6,srg. IndtanG:
SIR: Your communication of the
9Th instant was received, and absence
from the city prevented an immediate
reply. The proposition Is corrupt and
indecent, and [ feel Inundated that
any human being should measure me
by so low a standard of common
morality as to make 1t.
/ have the honor to be your obedi-
ent servant, CONRAD BAKER.
COPY.
E--Mr. Hughes then presented reso-
luton censuring the Lieut. Governor
and commenting Governor Baker
censuring Cumbaek for indiscretion
and appIauding Governor Baker for
the proTnptness with which he reject
cd the proposition of Mr.. CumEack,
as appeared in a former letter to the
JOURNAL.
Alter the discussion had proceeded
for some time with evident feelings
of bitterness on the part of Mr. Cum
baek friends and his enemies,
Senator Walcott offered an amend
Inent to the resolution of Mr.. Hughes,
to the effect that the Senate had nc
Jurisdiction In the matter whatever
Upon this amendment discussion o.
considerable length arose, which par
took Of the usual amount of acrimon.
which has, from the beginning, char
ae.erized this unfortunate debate
say unfortunate, for candid Republl
cans cannot consider it in any othe
light.
During the discussion yesterday, II
the Senate, an honorable member o
the Republican party, when IL wa
charged that if he could draw OF
from the Republicans thirteen votes
and receive the solid strength of tn
Democratic party. that he would con
sent TO become the U. s Senator fror
Indiana, under the circumstances
rose from his seat and announced t
the Senate that he acould so accept
That sRch movement was In contem
plation, was intimated in a forme
letter. The intimation was nj
made without authority for s
doing. and If the sale of the Re
publican party could have bee
made by one man, it would have bee
done. The discussion during the a
ternoon session was indeed acrimon
Gus. That It was of q charactt
which should have been INDUCED
by body Of digniied Senators, Gel
family no one will pretend to adv'
cate and all of this grew out of th
intermeddling of a Democrat, VIII
during the war. if he was not In fu
sympathy with rebels, was badly slaI
dcred.
The lessons of the past few da,
will probably be valuable to the r.
publican party, and leaders will
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-16
New YORK Gold aud stocn Marke'

MONEY To day is easier than at any
time since the stringency abated The
supply is H. excess Of the wants OF bankers
and loans are made at 66e7 per cent, with
an increasing business at q per cent.
SrERLISG $685..
GoLD-F'Irm; opened at 1867, declined to
1854, and closed at l3619@l365s.
GOVERNMENTS - Opened quiet and de-
clined fraction, but subsequently, i'm
proved and closed strong on the denial by
the Secretary of the Treasury that
the Government is now selling or con.
tempIating such action. coupons Oi
-. lI2gL21s; do. 'G2, ll25F9II25s: do. '64
l091ED4Ip9Jl; do. '65, l0y54; do. new, 1881 "a
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European Market.
| By Gable

By Cable.I LONDON, Ian. Is.
CoNsoLs- g2zs: sos, 7511S: Eries, 2J54; IL
Hno1s Central, 90; TalovT, as 81. Sugar,
36s Cd on the spot. Calcutta Linseed SIS Cd,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is.
CoTToN-Firner; not quntably higher;
sales of 10000 bales OF middlings at II1S@
II5zd; New Orleans. lI54d. The Manches-
ter market is f1rmer and higher. Bread
Stuffs lower. California White Wheat,
lis Sd@lls Cd; Red Western, IS sd@9s l0d.
Flour, Us sd. Corn, .6se3jS Sd for Old and
fs4s Sd for new. Oats, IS 3D. Barley, SIS
Peas, AS Cd. Pork. 92s 81. Beef, loss. Lard,
SIS Cd. Cheese, us. Bacon SIS Spirits
Petl oleum Sd: refined, Is I'D. Tallow, 46s
Spirits OF Turpentine, 30s. Linseed OIL,
ESQ los.
ANTWERP, Jan. Is.
PETROLEUM 56a561zf
HAvRE, Jan. Is.
CorroN-Buoyant at 1S58ls511sL
PARIS, jan 10.
BUlLIoN-In the Bank of France has de-
creased Il, rs, OO0f during the week.
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Boiler Explosion.

NEWARK. N. j., January 10. - A
boiler in g. Woods brush handle
shop at Elizabethport. exploded this
morning. The boiler was thrown into
Winans & Brothers. tia shop, two
hundred feet distant, killing Benj. III.
Winans, the proprietor, and John
Regon, of Bergen. N j., boatman,
and seriously wounding Stanley Mil
Ter and four others.
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New York, Jan. 15.-The police,
to day, are silent respecting Rodgers
murder, but are supposed to be on
the track of the man who escaped
from Sing Sing. An accurate descrip-
tion of him has been sent to every
police station in the United States
and Canada.
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CINCINNATI Karkar.

BY Telegraph CIE0INEATT. Jan. Is.
Flour and grain unchanged and quiet /;
not much doing
Corr NJ Firm 29c for mfdlfng upIauds.
with strong market.
VIII SKY-Duil at &c.
PRoYIsIo> S-Duil, but held firmly.
Mess pork and lard nominal; no demand
for either.
BULK SFoULpERs--Sold to considerable
extentat l129llszc; nothing done in sides.
BUTrtR-Firm and in good demand at
34s540c.
CHEEsE-Firm and in good demand at
Is620c.
Higher: refined at S3@35c-
LIRSEED OII.-Ab 81 %.
LARD OIT.-Firm at ST. 609I IS.
GOLD -136.
FxCsANGE--Firm par buying, and lilo
premium selling.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. Jan. 10.
CoTroN-Quiet and firm at 29e; receipts,
l.4S4 bales; exports. l57 bales; weeks re-
eeipts, 6,579 bales: weeks exports, 5,033
bales; stock, 10, i67 bales.
FL0UR-Quiet and steady.
CORN-6SM7Oc.
OATS-At G5,d6Sc.
BAY-At s24025,00.
BRAT-At S23tez5 90.
PORK-s3i
LARD-20d2lc.
clear sfies, IS15c.
HOGS-DI essed at 1l1$GI2c
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louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LoUIsvILr Z. Jan Is.
TOBACCO Sales of u hogsheads: Iuarket
firmer: Jugs to medium cutting at Sl4 500
$l7 Is.
COTTON-281zc.
MESS PoRK-S23 506530 Co.
LARD-I9l1l9lzc
BULK MEATs-SaIes of shoulders at I214
61l215c. clear rib sides at I55<@I6c; clear
sides at 16549l61zc packed.
BACON = Shoulders H9I4I4c; clear rib
sizes i7(9l714c; clear sides I75@9ISc packed.
FLoUR->upetfine So 5096 %.
WHEAP-S1 S0a1l 80.
COHN-58aG0c
RYE-SI 40
WHISKY-Raw free 81.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-16

HUNNINGToN, Mass, January Is
The Hampshire wooden mills wned
by Little & Stanton. were totally de-
stroyed by fire last night, together
with a large lot of manufactured
goods. Several adjoining buildings
were destroyed Loss, SO, 000
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The Cincinnati Price Current. to which
we are indebted for a portion of the above
returns, maKe the following exhibit of
the business of the Western States, as far
as reports have been received by it, (exclu-
sive of Chicago, where the season is not
yet over, but where the receipts win fall
short near 2OO, OOOl
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Nen YORK nrr aoods Mnrket.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
The market continues active for cotton
goods, under the recent advance in raw
material, and closed with heavy brown
sheefings firmer; sales of Lawrence al lie
Atlantic A stin at the same price, but the
tendency is strongly upward; bleached
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-16
ROdv Found.

PHILADELPHIA, January 10. = A
body was found in the ruins of Cald
well'sastore this evening, so badly
burned that it was impossible to iden-
tify it. Lit is unquestionabIy, how
ever. the body of one of the missing
clerks. - - -
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This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, tnslaniaueousi no dis
appointment; no rid cuious tutHi relne-
dias the ia effects OF bad dyeas inVlEOraiea
aud leaves tie Hair soft and bemulilulf
black or brOaBn. Sold by all Nrn&GNEA hnu
alor'g Wig Factory, so. l6 Bond street,
New York iap0 dty
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HOW rO GIT PATENTS. For npln-
ion, no charge. Send sketch and deacrp-
non. For application send model not
over Que foot ga size, md SIG ufaL Govern
mrnt aud stamp fees rDeciNcatiOns. draw
ings, caveats; assignments prepared rec
1ected claims prosecuted. ASH, Interior
encas, extension Of putauiH. and Appeals.
Address MUM m CO. No. % Park Row
New York. Isp @ de22 d5m
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No. hogs No. hog.

There was very little difference In the
average weight for the two seasons; the
hogs of the present season being about five
pounds lighter. The following statement
embraces all the points of this vicinity
from which we have received reports to
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-16
$40 NEFARY 4 COMMERCIAI
POFh Packing at Evansville and
Neishb0Fing Towns.

The packing season in this city and adj
Joining towns, is about over, though the
packers here have n few hundred hogs
which they viii receive Eext week. The
following Statement wiz show the bust
ness here for the season:
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muslins in active request and firmer: New
York Mills are up TO NC, while Warnsut.
IA is a 231zd25c. For all cotton fabrics the
tendency, ia fact, is strongly upward. In
Woolens the trade remains a little quiet
still, and is hardly established.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-16

Great Destruction
SantaECIaus

Is at hand, and every loved one expects n
valuable gift, buy a Florence Sewing Ma
chine, which ~ easier learned. less liable
10 get out OF order, and does more varieties
OF work without change than any other.
Every Machine warranted to give fatisfac-
ton, or the money refunded. Price s65 and
upward. Twenty pieces OF Gray Iwilied
FLANNEL, worth Az cents, which we will sell
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OF Life

beautiful and agreeable, all of which will
be sold as cheap As they can be found any
where. DELI
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KrOnenberger ~ Barnett,
Proprietors of the
City Livery and Sale Stables,

Will buy, sell, and trade in
Horses, Mules, Bug0ies, DC.
Stables on Locust Street. bet
Third and Fourth, Evansville.
Ind.
formerly known as Kohn's
StabIe.)
nOv6 d3m
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A clergyman, while residing ia South
America as missionary, discovered
safe and simple remedy for the cure OF
Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
Of the Urinary and sentinel 0rgH ms. and
the whole train Of disorders brought on hy
baneful and vicious hn1lts. Great num-
beers have been cured by this mob e rem-
edv. Prompted by 81 desire TO benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, 4 Will send thn
recipe for preparing and using this medic
cine, In a sealed envelope, % any one who
needs 10, free ~ charge. Address
JOSEPH a.. INMAN,
station ID, Bible House.
iaI2 dAw3m SO nj New York CITY.
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n~- How Tg.r.ly notliera auuer hho agony
II seeing IN or "a lie ones anatchcu away
rom lhc-. y 3 ic WhOoping Cough Or
Olptherta, ~ "a single bottle of Poland "
White All E1fs-1 }Ound would nave 90 yea
las baf 700 Ills iufallible
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Terrible Sacrihce

In order to make room for Spring Wear
A complete stock OF domestic Goods OF
every popular brand, anu at the lowest
prices. can always be found at SchapKeF,
Busting q Co.'S, Nos a and 40 Main street.
In short, they have everything TO make
the "Outer" appearance
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INDIANAPOLIS LETTER.

The BakeF.CUmbaek Correspondence
The Fight In the Senate-What
or it--Republican Caueus-NOml-
nallOE or Hon. VIII Cumback-
COmmenGable Sacrifice OF South.
era Members &c, &c.
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MOFHERsi MOTHERsI MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL 70 PROCURE
Mrs. WinslOW's Soothing Syrup,
- ..
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINa.

This valuable pref hration has been used
gyifh aepcg' f0ftfng Nt9cesg fn MoHsnnds ~
cdsc8.
M not only relieves the child from pain,
but invigorafcs the stomach and hunnI..
COZ reefs aeidiiy, and gives tone auc energy
TO the whole system. lt viii itlHO l etLutIN
ieiieve GRIPIs0 In T1fE BOWEL HuN NJ iru
Collie.
We believe ~ ~ the bcR and aref eng
cdV IN the tD01-td IN itll cases or trrfnt.
and DfdFTh0go fa ChAarefs WhefllNI arising
from ssething or any other eeuft
Full directions ior naine Wal a. 'Itl Ntht
each bottle. .....
BE sure and call for a" MRS. ~ Low
gOOTHIN8 SYRUP" having trH I0c.ts.ie
ae OF "CURTIs 8 Picking" on llt eNIiIN"
wrapper All others are base Inn iiHttnuA
lea dAW0m
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wwYOOD a. WATEn.=I have opened q
w Wood Yard on Fifth street. De-
tween locust and Walnut, and shall keep
Constantly on hand "A fuil supply.
HAVING had h0se attached 70 my wafer
wagon, 4 am prepared 10 MI cislerhS Oh
very moderate terms. , Ii ,ry,
Orders left at my residence, on walnut
I Sire {. between Thlra ana noufLns VIII De
1 de22 d3m
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QUEENS WARE.
O. L A. s WAR e
Lamps, Looking Glasses,

JAMES NJ. WARREN, having re-pur-
chased his former interest 81 ~. Henuing.
ESQ, and as we have sold our in crest ln
the CAIRO HOUSE, and also removed our
stock from the old stand No. ls Main So,
thus concentrating our entire resources ln
the commodious MARBLE FRONT
BUILDING.
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No. 20 First Street,

NO. $sb E1rst Street
We feel assured, we have facilities 10 come
pete with any house In the country.
We receive our Queensware direct from
the Pottetfes Of sta6ordshire, England.
via New Orleans and New YORK; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fuily belong TO our customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKnN BaGs. & co. 81 stagofd,hife.
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this marRetof their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepnr ed o
supply the trade
49, Consult YOU own Interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. FAM
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Crescent City spring
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

TIEE undersigned has the pleasure Of
notifying his friends and the public
that he win keep this beautiful place Of
resort open during the Winter as Res
taurant, and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated mp his Saloons and
Tenpin legs for that purpose. He win
be prepared TO serve up OYSTERS and all
other delicacies of the season at the short
est notice. and win from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
novl7 dtf ED. WEI LEs.
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HOUSE .......... WAsHINoToN. Jan. Is.
Ingersoll, from the Committee on
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03
BY WILBUR e. SON,
AuctIoueers.
YALE OF OBJECTS OF ART.

GALE OF OBJECTS OF ART.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY next, 4th and 5th
November, at No. lS6 King street. opposite Sill
coN'S FURNITURE Wal crooRlS ut III O'Clock will be
sOid ana sale continued In the evenings Mt
hnii-past O'Clock, until the entire stock is sold
GRAND AND ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF
ELEGANT OBJECTS OF ART
CARRARA MARBLE STATUARY, Ycndc De
prat0, French Bronze Twenty-Onc Day Clocks,
SronHc Figures OF entirely new models Aiabastcr
Statuary, Vases, TnZZas, ledcstals, Silver Plated
ware &c., lately imported from Italy by Signor
q. -. Pandollni IL Co., Of New York.
inc assortment comprising Carrara Marble
Statnary, VIZ: The GUARDIAN ANGEL, by BAR
AlABASTER SrATUARY
DANA, Madonna, Love and Psyche, Birth
OF Venus, Iacchus and Ariannn.
BRONZE STATUETTES.
AGRICULTURE AND COMMERCE. Cornelius
M0illcre, Dante and Vergilio Clio, and Sapplo
Milton, liaronn and Curomaguio, Diana, &C. &c
twenty photographs Views OF the Cities ana
monuments Of Florence Pira and Semina.
ALSO,
cLcoRs. { Sesnd'd assortment Of TwESTY-oSE DAY
Superby Carved Marble Vases, copied from
Etrnscan, Roman, Ilebe, Gothic, Egyptian Flo.
rentlne ana Grcciar Designs; IIerculaneum Urns
ALSO, WILL DE ADDED TO TIE SALE,
large collection OF FINE SILVER PLATED
WARE AND CUTLERY.
The importers have used every eyertion to
render this collection complete In every detail
ana IL Will upon examination, be found to be be-
Tonu oil precedent as regards the beauty ana va
riety OF the articles offered.
This splendid collection will be open for inspec.
tion on WEDNESDAY, the Sd instant, and tho La.
dies ale specially Invited to come and examine
the recent splendid European importations
Conditions cash. noyl
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FancyGo tina
sasch eapas
mg
Ia e ERIEs
Irngs
Il
Of ydescipl plon for womcn chuiru
estquahty
CLOAIS AND L
&C.,
Roman
Dress Tdmhfs
OUR FALL AND WINTER
141mo
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CoRBrN HAS AN ORDER FOR THE THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, BUT HAS NOT THE MONEY
We learn that the Mayor, on Monday last, gave
d. T. Corbln On order upon the City Treasurer for
the sum OF three thousand dollars, and that on
the same day Corbin applied to the treasurer for
the money, and when told that that amount was
not In the treasury, asked for i've hundred dol
lara on account, which he did not recciyc-fo-
the same reason We suppose. II meeting OF
council nod been held last night the subject
would have been brought up, unless the Mayor
had put on the gag" and thoroughly discussed.
II Is thought the money will never be paid. We
have heard one Alderman, who was ono of tho
earliest and warmcst supporters OF the claim, as.
sert that tho claim was not legally passed, and
TINT II 1t were brought up again ho would not
support 1t.
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KISSING EXTRAORDINARILY kiss volunta-
riiy Is always pleasure; sometimes 1t Is luxury
There Is, We presume, some qualification, how
ever SMALL I'm one school girl kissing another;
there Is certainly more In young mother kissing
her first ofIspring, and surely there is the heighh
OF happiness In lover kissing his mistress, and
ufce re'sa. But to kiss against your WILL to kiss
yonr fathers grand uncle when you are boy, or
your mothers grand aunt when you are GIRL
that Is abominable. But TO be made 10 kiss the
same person one hundred times q day, In public
and In private, and that person an old person and
an ugly person, person without heart, soul or
feeling, and without any reference to your own
inclination, Is not that the depth OF mscryf How,
then, should we pity those two India rubber coun.
terfelts OF aged humanity compelled hourly to
undergo this mockery OF felicity for the amuse-
nent OF the visitors to Won Santen's Christmas
Depot, ut No. 22o King street.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATB.-The following sales
OF real estate were made yesterday:

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The following sales
OF real estate were made yesterday:
DYA. g. M'GIIIIvRAY.
The lots, with dwellings, known rs No. @, and
10, In plan OF IIadrell's Point, the north side
OF Beach street, fronting one hundred and
scvcnty-eight feet, AMI running back five hun
dred and seventy feet, for $780,
The plantation OF four hundred and eighty
acres, with dwelling and outbuildings thereon,
situated on the drains Of Shaw's Creek, In Barn
well County, near Aiken, for $1,000.
The lot OF land at the southeast corner OF Lcgare
and Lamboll streets, fronting one hundred and
seventeen feet, with depth OF sixty seven feet,
for S035o.
The lot OF land situated on tile south corner OF
Anson street and Motifs Lane, house fronting
seventy feet with depth OF one hundred and
twenty eight feet, for $2g9O.
by LEITCu BRUINS.
Tho two-story brick dwelling known as No. IS
Mill street, for $500. Tho lot fronts nrty.nye
feet, With depth OF ninety feet
The twOstory brick store and dwelling, on the
east side OF Meeting street, third door south Of
Wentworth street, for $2s4o. The lot fronts
twenty-five feet, md has depth of one hundred
and sixty feet.
by JOHN g. RYAN.
The tract ofonc hundred and twenty five acres,
on the public road leading to Saltketchie Bridge,
In Beaufort County, for $Io6.
Tie tract OF three acres, at the Whlppy Cross
Roads, In Beaufort County, for $6Io.
Tho lot OF land, with buildings thereon, on tho
west side Of Limehouse street, known as lot No.
49, fronting thirty.seven feet, with depth OF one
hundred and shirty-aye feet, for $3.50.
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RESULT OF THE ELoNGsIIoREMEN's STRIKE.-Thc
apprehensons expressed In recent issues OF the
NEWS were yesterday realized, and owing to q
lack OF organization and OF n determined spirit
on the part OF the shippers, the Longsloremcn's
Union has carried Its point The "strkcrs'' yes.
terday, with Stevcdore Stoddard Mt their head
resumed work on the bark a. Is. wyman, and on
other vessels, the loading OF which had been do
layed by the strike. AS n result OF the resolution
passed by the longshoremcn that no member
Should work for any stevcdorc not member OF
the Union under penalty Of ten dollars, most OF
the stevedores we're yesterday making overtures
to join the organization.
The views OF this paper with regard to the pol
icy-or, to speak more properly, the want OF
pollcy-with which the shippers have seen Ht to
meet the aggressive course Of the longshoremen,
have already been given to the public; and we can
only hope that the passive conduct OF the en-
ployers In this Instance may not result In fresh
and Injurious aggrcsslons upon tile commercial
interests Of the city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-03

INouEsTs.- .-Coronor Whiting held an inquest
yesterday over the body OF the little son Of Mr..
Buckley, found drowned in cstcrn on Sullivan g
Island. The verdict OF the jury was accidental
drowning"
An inquest WAS also held over the body OF q
colored infant OF q woman named Taylor, living on
st. Philip street. The testimony showed that the
child died from an attack OF Group while its
mother was asleep. The verdict OF TIC jury was
In accordance with the above.