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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-11
MEMPHIS.
Her BusiHess---hsr Prospects and
Her Merchants Tie Fall Trade.


The size of a city IS measured by ket
wholesale trade. Only offer to buyers
diversity, size and styles of stocks, and
judgements in the way of prices, and
the town mus SrcC-. 1t would be as
impossible to keep it back as t0 pre-
vent the late eclipse, or to stop the
waters which flow by our city from
making their way to the Gull, That
Memphis is taking her proper position
in this matter no one who witnesses
the impOrtations now going on can
a0uDt. Nearly every business house
in the city i6 GBeetsCisE wore or less
repair, ahd SShhe Sidewalks DIRE tSe6it-
Ina Ihjpn5ed with ARRIVING goods: We
have no doubt that the stocks on hand
by the LIST Of September via be fully
fifty per cent. larger than they eyer
were before in Memphis. IHe day of
high prices has passed away. Those
merchants who cnDgregated here inn
mediately after the war, and who eX-
pected TO make their "pile" In one
season, kaYe very properly froze out,
and their places arr filed with men
who intend to make Memphis their
bone, and are content with small
proRts, knQwing that only in this way
can custom be retained. An instance
of success in trade can nowhere be
better illustrated than by visiting the
wholesale Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap
house Of Goodbar & Gilliland, No. 2G1
Main street. This well known firm
are now in receipt of their fall stock.
Some 500 cases of goods arrived yes
terday and additions will come in
daily during the balance Of the season.
The second story is devoted TO hats
and caps, and the stock is replete. We
consider it ~suPerhGous, however, to
say q word Of their stock, as it EN-
braces every thing In their line, and
is not surpassed anywhere ia the
South or West. They are live bust
ness men, thoroughly versed in the
wants Of cur people, and they pledge
themselves to I'LL orders at as low rates
as can be found anywhere this side of
the mandatory. We commend them
to our friends, and we rejoice in their
success.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1869.

LODGES.
SOUTH MEMPHIS, No. uS-meets I'd Friday Of
LEEb D2rtbEHall cor. Madison and Second.
Al. WhseyersAV ~; Rep- = Pollen, Sec.
ANGERGSA, 10. m-Rneats lSfy Al8ndaEIp e.
yery month. at Odd-Fellows Hall, eoTnsF
Court and Main John Gent, W. NJ. JOha
Beamish, Secretary
LEILASCOTr, No. 9-meets LIST Friday OF each
tnenthAHalf corner Madison and Second.
E!M. Aitcnell, W. NJ. S, Starm, Sec.
DfSOrO, N0J2 9-meets Sd Friday OF each
Observation-Disclosures Hall F. n. stanley.
". H.. 3. ". Shelron, Sec. O. " ~'~.s4.
ELWINSRG, Ne 2l-meet5 4th Friqay q
each Ia6nsh-ab South AemPhis Hall cpf-
ner of Madison and Second. John Atnslle,
w. NJ; B. K. Pullen, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH
PESN CHAPTER, No. E-meets ID Monday OF
eech mOnth-Odd-Fellows Hall. d. c. Ira
aea5 b. y. Il. =. &C, Locke, Sec.
q . d ANDS. IA.
EUREKA COUEcIL-NU !. eAmeets 80 MONDAY "a
each month-0dd-FeIloTs'H Hall. JohnZent,
n. III; n. J. WIggin, Rec.
~FBAaBLAHS
CYRESE CoMMASDERE, No. Emests arm IOG
day of each month. john Gent, Com =. j..
Wiggin, Rec.
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PROFESSOR T. NJ. S. RHErT, well
known in our city as q popular TEACHER
Of the classics, has been engaged Ia
assist in the Classical Department OF
the Celtrd High School, on Union
street, The Board of Instruction in
this school numbers FIVE at present.
all experienced teachers, and those
who become pupils there may expect
every attention and help necessary for
their advancement in their studies.
Session opens September Isf.
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John G. Mears, Of Fipton county,
in attempting TO mount q mule, was
thrown senseless to the ground, bat moi
seriously hurt,
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle OF Satuf-
day says: Never was SO much work being
done as now; every builder is busy; car
penters are hard to get; brick cannot be
made as fast as demand, and between
~Fenoyating cid and building new houses,
IL seems as if C~larksville were more uast
thriving, and populous than ever.
The Tipten Record gives a glowing
account of the growing crop. Corn IS
made, barring accidents from storm. The
wheat is being threshed, and tho Weld
about fifteen bushels to the acre. The
oat crop is the best ever raised in Upton,
while clover, and the other hay grasses
are as good as could be desired.
The same paper says CovingtDn is
lengthening her ropes and strengthening
her stakes, and will soon be grown out Of
tho knowledge of folks who don't keep
up with the rushing tide of events.
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PROPOSALS FOR BIDS
Confederate Soldiers Picnic
lanes PARK, AUGUST n.

THE REFRESHAENT AND MUSIC CON-
mittees are NOW open 70 the reception OF
bids Tor privileges and services, until the
18th Of August, when parties making the
same VIII be notified OF their reception OF re-
lection. The privileges Of the ground VIII Be
let 10 the highest bidder, and ne services OF
musicians accepted at the most
rate. Two privileges on the ground viii be
let out Qthe parties so renting having the
right 70 establish as manys stands as may suit
them and are known as bar and restaurant.
the former selling brandies, whisktes, wines,
ales. beers, lemonade, tobacco and cigars; the
latter, eatables, CONNECTIONS, fruits, soda wa
ter, ice cream and lemOnade-nO liquors be-
ing included
Parties making bids for the rights Of bar az
restaurant will address Refreshment Com-
mittee OF Confederate Picnic" care Appeal
Office; and those for music, = Music and
Ground Committee, care Ledger Office
By order Of Picnic COMMITTEES.
II. IfOODE, Chairman.
L TAEFEs- Secretary anil
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Business NOTICING contracts or
Obligations assumed or made by any
individual owner or employee of this
Office will be paid at u counter or
recognized as an Offset to any bills
due the same. The party making
any bill must settle it himself in per-
son. HEATING, ENGLISH & Co.
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OFFICE HoURs.-The established
Office hours of our Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from 8 am. to.
10 PM, and we hope u advertisers
will conform 70 this rule. E
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BosF OR STRAYED. On Friday
evening last a medium size Chestnut
Sorrel Horse, nine years old, has one
white hind foot, was last c near
Dunlap street, north of Poplar. A lib
eTaI reward viii be paid for his return
20 FORSTER, KEALHoFER d Co,
200 Main street.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
white River Lime.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT IT.
Passenger Packet viii Coz,
Memphis every SATURDAY, ats o'clock pm
NATOMA 2. Davis, Master
Making close connections at DeVau's Bluff
with the railroad for Little Rock, and al Jack
sOnport with the steamer MOLLIE GRAFT for
all points on upper White and Black rivers.
The above Company now a in course OF
construction magnificent Side-R heel steam
er for this trade, which viii be completed on
or about the bt OF October, when she VIII be
put In the ltIe q the Saturdays packet. the
Nltoma taking Thursday. Should, however,
the trad demand It, there viii be suitable
boat put in on Thursday, until the compile
ton ofthe uew boat.
JOHN n. ADAMS, President.
IA ENDTG, Agent,
augll 34 Front st., Mosby Block.
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GExTLRMEN, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Just received another large lot British
Half Hose, 81 80 perdoz. Gents Lin
en- handkerchieis, 81 so per dOz. Puff
Bosom Shirts, g. Gauze Undershirts
81 =. NJ. Kraus & Co., corner Main
and Adams.
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The a Of the negro Isaac Ran
doiph, charged with the attempted
rape Of a little girl, on election day,
whose arrest and Identification We
mentioned yesterday morning, was
brought before the Grand Jury of the
Criminal Court yesterday.
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JoE LOCKE, 1868 Main street, has
Cincinnati, Chicago, ST. Louis, Louis
Vile, Nashville and New York DaIIies,
besides the latest Illustrated Weeklies
and Montblies.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL.
T

J Fulwiler. Ky. RI Sharp, Miss,
W G RossOn, Tenn, J IL Clay, Tenn,
T Barksdale, Miss, J II Lutte, Ark,
w n Wright, Tenn, CA Bartlett, Tenn,
J A Thornton, Miss, Mrs Thornton, Miss
Miss Thornton, Miss, Miss G Bell, Miss,
c Slaughter, Ark, w b Mays, Ark,
CT DoOley, Ark, G II Letson, Ark,
J d Nelson, Tenn, ] W Hartly. Miss,
W Crawley & lady J Sullivan, Miss,
Miss, G Young, Miss,
CD McCalip, Miss, EFF Moore, Bculah,
J Mccoy, Ark Il Meacham, Miss,
NJ Bowen, Miss, EN- Crosby, Ala,
l. Clifton. Texas, Rainey Miss. g
+ Edds, Texas, FL Doggett. Texas.
L Edmunds, New York.
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INVESTMENTS.
OLD FOLKS AT HOME
AT BARTLETT, AUGUST 18th.

NENILEME$ composing the COMMITTEES of
II Reception. VIII assemble At the SPEAKERS
Stand at 3 O'Clock an. The Musicians Wm
also attend at that hour.
Badges will be resdy for the Reception COM
mtttee, and others entitled 70 them, at the
stand.
some doubt having been expressed as to the
Introduction Of intoxicating liquors on the
grounds 1t Is ~emphattcallF announced that
no such privilege has or VIII be allowed.
Rugll c. i. MCLEAN. President.
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LADIES, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
Just received a large lot Hoop Skirts,
- cents each. Another lot COrsets,
81. Another lot Ladies' Hose, 81 IS
per doz. Another lot Linen Towels,
81 80 per dOz. Besides, we offer our
entire stock at great bargains to make
room for fall trade. NJ. Kraus 4 Co.,
corner Main and Adams.
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FOR ST. LoUIs
Memphis and St. Louis D. S. Mail Line
FOR HICKMAN, COLUMBUS, CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS

ONE of the C0mpany's fine Pas IT,
" senger Steamers viii leave asAA
follows:
JULIA, MONDAY, Aug. y, at . pm
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, Aug. 10, 5 pm.
BELLEST. LOUIS, THUEsDAs, Aug. Y, S pm.
MARBLE CITY, FRD1V, aug Is, at PIN.
CITY OF CAIRO, SATURDAY, Aug. IA, at pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis n st.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Odlca, rs Main
strsst. ELEM. CALVERT, Supfu.
SAN Q. WEAvEE, flcEet aSBHt- aag9
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FOR vICKsBURG.
United States Mal---For Vicksburg.

nNE OF Lh6 company : nne istz-
" senger Steamers viii leave -
the following days, making all Way Land
ings between Memphis and Eicksburg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. :, At 5 pm.
RUBICOS, MoSDAT, Aus. 9, ats pm.
LUNINARY. SATURDAY, Nug. "a, al pm.
JULIA, MONDAY, August 10. al > pm.
Freight received at the -. Louis Wharfboat.
aug FIEN. CALVERT. Supt.
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MEMPHIS DRY DOCKS.

80 The company ownngt the above institu-
ton are now prepared TO do all work in their
line Of business with PR~OMPTNEss, ECONoNY
ASp hIsP4TeH.
They have an ample stooR OF materials on
hand for all purposes.
Their rate Of charges being as favorable as
that Of any similar Institution In the West.
they solicit a liberal share Of patronage.
Being located at the city Of Memphis, In the
midst Of the finest timbered region Of Amer
lea, and accessible at all stages Of the river,
they ofer Inducements to parties DESTROYS Of
repairing, and especially OF building steam
ers, superior to any company the West.
JAMES LEE, JR., President.
Il. DOW. see'y and Treas.
PRIMUs EMERSON, sup't.
Nicksbgrg Herald copy one month and send
1lll 70 II. Dow Sec'y and Treas. augl
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REMOVAL.


THE undersigned herewith respectfully In
forms his customers and the public gen.
erallg, that ne has removed his sbere b the
cominOdi0us building 8" s.
Corner Front and Union Streets,
Where he viii continue to offer a fun stock Of
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions,
Liquors, ETC., at the LOWEST MARKET RATES,
with improved facilities.
Has now on hand and 10 arrive:
800 barrels ~Flour-various brands;
IS casks Bacon Sides;
$50 tierces. half barrels and kegs Lard;
- boxes Breakfast Bacon;
80 barrels Cornmeal;
so barrels AOlasses.
rs barrels Yellow and Refned Sugar;
800 boxes Soap, Starch and Candies;
s9 boxes Oysters, sardines, Spices, etc
$50 barrels Whisky, Brandy and Gin,
C0fiees, Teas, Wooden Ware, Brooms, and
other articles too numerous to mention.
@. A.TCExERnx,
auge Corner Front and Union Streets.
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bills Of Exchange on ali the Prin-
cipal cities of Europe for sale in sums
10 suit At First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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! SCIENTIFICALLY REMoVED.-Cons
buniOns, ingrOwing nails, enlarged
and diseased joints, swelled insteps,
colIosities, and all painful excres-
eences Of the feet, scientifically treat
ed by DR.. Lane, 1.-THE Peabody Hotel.
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LETTER LIST.

Tho following is the list Of letters
remaining an lhe Memphis Postofice
and not delivered By carriers yester-
day:
TUESDAY,, August 10, lS6S.
LADIES LIST.
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Dox,T fail to attend the great
Bankrupt Sale Of Books, Ac-
counts, Notes, Claims, etc, 10y
W. Y. Cirode, Assignee, hall
Of Chamber of Commerce, this morn
ing ut IL o'clock. A fine chance for an
Investment. See advertisement in an
other column.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, of WiggaAs d Thorn, Mannfactur-
es, 2S8 Main street, Clay Building.
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FLEsLIE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
at 1884 Main street; also the month
lies. weeklies and dailies of the latest
date from everywhere.
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Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Tri-
week. Paclcet-FOr Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE W. CHEEE--Geo Malone, master
This elegant passenger packet IT.
VIII ieHve- as above gvery M0N-L
BAN, WEDNESDAY n FRluAY, at5 p.In.
For lreighL or $1,000 annLE on hnard. LEII
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ANp Il. scorrIsH an

Junction 18th Wednesday, i'm every. ms
+. Aellersh, Secretary. 800
CASPHIA CGBNc1L or PRINCES OF JERUSALEM,
18Th, EG- E4eE. L. Eullen, sd, Tarsh.:.; &.
T. ~Frankland, 3Sd, Recordss.
CHAPTER OF RosE CRoIx, 18th, No.
L Charles W. Adams, 32d, NJ. W.; II. T..
Tomlinson, 32d, Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council oFK-H, 3Oth,
No. l. Henry p, Woodward, sd, Comm;
William Y. Cirode, 32d, Rec.
CoSSIsToRY OF WEST TENNESSEE, 32D. John
Ainslie, sd, Comm. In Chief; Dodge q.
Trader. 32d. Re-.
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MY FRIENDS "a the public are informed
w that l have accepted, after n careful in
xestlgatlon, an appointment from the New
fork Life nsDrance Company as their Gene
RAJ Agent Tor Tennessse, and have located
myself at Their branch Office, 10 Madison
street, where l will be happy 20 see or COM
mun1cate with any who desire to effect life
Insurance. tn New York Lie Insurance
company las O claim % public confidence
which needs no commendatioh from me, and
l bespeak forit that generous support which
the good cinzeDs Of Memphis have extended
TO me personally while Postmaster OF this
city. solicit correspondence from country
districts, with reference to establishing agent
Giles or appointing solicitors.
jyB ROBERTO. GIsP.
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vaIuabIe Property for Sale o. Lease

VDEsIRE TO lease or sell my Steam Mil ard
Lake road, all in perfect cunning order. Ap-
ply OF 50 South Court street, or at premises.
sugs wADDY THOMPSON.
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HOUSE.

VToRsHAM HOUSE for Rent and Furpi-
w tnre for sale. Applsto
"A. yACCARO or.
ivT ". J.. WORSH An
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GET YOUR ICE at Charley n. Mar
tins, No. 81 Jefferson street. Freede-
livery.
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oDD-FELLows' pIREcToRY.

AfOso E~SCAMPAESTt Nos, l. o. F.-meel9
en- the lst>nnd 3dThHr day nights Of eaea
month, ats o'clock. A. F. Davis, C.P. D. Q.
Trader, II. F.; Thomas Bacon, Scribe. 7
MEMPHIS LoDGE, NO. -meets every Tuesday
night, at 8 O'Clock. j. w. Waynesbnrg. n.
G.. J. Z. Campbell, Y. g.; 4hGs. Mofet, Sscry.
CHIcKASAW LopGE, No &meets every Mon
day night at 8 O'Clock. J. E. RUSSELL, n. G.;
Alexander HUM, V. O.; Tho Bacon, Per
Secretary.
RUTH LODGE, No. l, DEGREE - D
meeston the LIST Friday nigh1fn easg. ahJhtn,
al 8 O'Clock. p. g. II. Il. Pugh, n. G.; Mrs.
W. L. McLe6esh, Sec'y.
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For Hound City. ARR.

Q TEAMER BEN CAMPBELL IT,
y win make three trips eYeryS
day to Mound city, leaving Memphis att
and II an. and 3 pm. The fishing aesr
Mound City is excellent. The boat viii also
make a trip 10 Bradley Landing every Sun
10y. leo
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cARPENTERIMe.
JOHN REED.

UARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 JEFF
fersOn Street. entrance IN alley. special
attention given to Stair Work. Houses and
Nersndshs framed rasdv tor shipntnR nn~u
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FRUITS FRUITsl FRUITS

HAVE made arrangements to keep on
i hand. at all times, the Choicest Fruits OF
Eentueky. Tennessee and adfQiping States,
= I'D. EDWARDS,
sugs no, rs Second EfreeJs
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BonGr, Miss L
BOyd, Mrs L
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

ANNUAL Observation-Disclosures OF RKsrRcT-
ELECTION OF OrfICEIs.-Thc annual meeting OF
the Society for the Relief Of the Widows and Or
nhans of the Clergy Ol the Protestant Episcopal
church OF South Carolina was held ut the Mall
Son House, yesterday. at o'clock.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
The following preamble and resolutions were
offered by the Standing Committee and udoptcd
by the society:
Since the last anniversary OF the Society the
liOnOrnulc James Rose, having nearly completed
Ills four score years, has been removed from this
lits, ana left vacant the places which lie had use
fully ana honorably nlctl. He was nplonr the
very oldest members or our venerable society
having been elected IN the year 1916. He also
served as president for the usual term, ana since
Occupying us he did Important and responsible
trusts III the community, ana distinguished as ho
Vas was Tor hls attention to the Inequalities OF re-
iined society he was not unnindful OF the duties
Which delicate charity required, or the claims
which want Or necessity demanded. II Is not too
any poor man." Ills interest In this Society was
shown by the length or time during which lie was
occ"so% % GcenTrt en Ms Irii Is y ss Sses
8. Re$otted That In the death Of Mr.: Rose, The
Standing Committee of tlils Society has lost an
active, esteemed and valued member
Res0ired, That this preamble niil these resolu-
tions bc communicated the Society ut It's next
daily papers OF Inc cl,y and d cpmmnnieated 'Ie ae
the family or Mr.. Rose with the assurances of the
sincere sympathy or the committee In their be-
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The following officers were elected for tho
ensuing year: President, a. ]. White; yice-Prcsi-
dent, YIN. @. Courtney; Treasurer, James X. Prln-
gle; Secretary, L. Horny Frost; Standing COM
mittcc-Chafes Aston, Sr, Henry d. Lcscsne,
William Il. Prlngle, William C. Iicc, w. Alslon
Prngle, William Aiken, DIR. William 7. wragg,
Hon. A. Hugcr. Charles +. Lowndes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28
Hotel ArrlvaIs-octobcr az.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Mrs. Epptng, arahamvillc; Geo. S. Barthclmess,
Savannah; James Is. Haywood, Jr., South Carroll
nn; u. W. Shachford, Steamship Pioneer; James
=. Boycc, Grecnvillc; w. q. IIarris, Edgeneld S.
E. Massmar, Philadelphia; Colonel VIM. J. Frost
Anderson, Aiken; b. Is. Parker, Jr., Hart County,
Ca; Ii. Tuchman, Columbia; N Tcdcslin, Rich
mond; g. Isaacs, New York; ]. ". Rockwell,
Connecticut; Charles Johnson, City; a. Asonsor
Philip S. Muller, LcnoX Smith, g. b. Pandoirens
New York; Miss Emma Drew, W. NJ. Drew,
Jacksonville; r. G. Richardson ana lady, Clarcn-
don; Frank Arnum, ii. Lcglcr, Edgeneld w. hiac-
murphy, wife, five children and nurse, Augusta;
]. ID. Thomas, Orangcburg.
PAVILION HOTEL.
]. b. White, Mars Blur; J. II. Wilson, Wadma-
law Island; q. c. DuBosc, st. Stephens; ]. II.
BARKER, J. n. Bratharn, Barker's Mills; Johu Will
cock, John Davis, j. p. Harley, orangcburg; J. II.
Keels, Gourdn's James ". Grace, Master Chas
NJ. Grncc, Yongc's Island; James G.. Foster, En-
tcrprise; B. Is. Poellnltz, Florence Miss Ecclest
Baltimore; George F. Stevens, Selma; NJ. S. David
Clarendon, c. G. Moore, New York; Richard Cox
and son, Henry Norncet, Portsmouth, Va.
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TIE EONGSHOREMEN.
Shippers OF Cotton Object 10 the Em-
ploymcnt OF Tho IInrborn,ustcr Es
Stcvctiorc, nnd the LonSshorcmcn
Strike.

Yesterday the captain Of the bark a. u. wyman
employed q. u. Stol,lnrd. IIarborinastcr, as
sicvcdorc. The shippers OF the cotton objected To
the appointment, ana the captain discharged
him..
The l0ngshOrcmen Immediately suspended work
Nil along the wharvcs, AMI ut halfpast one o'clock
TO the number Of four hundred assembled at the
Military Hall.
q. B Stoddard appeared with the black eye Zen
jamln Albert presented with him two OF three
nights ngo.
After any amount OF excited talking, the follow
Ing preamble ana resolutions were presented and
adopted
lrhereos, The shippers per the boston bark a.
Is. Wyman, bound for Liverpool. have refused 10
Captain q. B Sioddard, stcyrdUrc, is dismissed
from loading said vessel; nnd, whereas, the ship
pcrs have dcclnrc,l that they make this demand
on OF, the sole ground that Captain Stoddard Is u
RrS0ired, Ny the L0ngshOremens Protective
Union Of Charleston, that no member OF this
Union will work OH board the bnrk A. I,. Wymnn,
unless their brother member, Captain &. Il. Stotl-
dard, 6e first restored to duty as sicvcdorc on
board OF said vessel, and further, no member OF
this Union will alb In loadng any vessel with cot
ton until the shippers withdraw all discrlmlna-
tion against long3hOremen OIL account or their
political sentiments, whether such members be
Republicans or Democrats.
RrSOtred, Tint copies or these resolutions he
forwarded for publication to the BOSTON Shipping
Journal, Tie BOSTON Post, the New York Herald
anu Tribune, the Bath {Mc.) Journal, and the pa
pers In this city.
After these resolutions were disposed OF, II was
resolved that rs the shippers OF cotton to Eu-
rope were the only ones WIZ objected TO Stod-
dnrd, the IongshOremcn W. Oil refuse to work
only on board OF vessels loading for Europe.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

So'THERN ESTERrRIsE.-Messrs.J John F. Tay
o. 4 Co., OF the Phoenix Iron Works, have re.
Gently turned out one OF the largest boilers ever
Maie in Charleston. 1t was ordered for tho
.c or Amilie, and Is nine feet two inches in
d.. meter, sixteen feet long, and nineteen feet
nigh; two hundred horsepower, and weighs nf-
.een tons. One OF the noteworthy peculiarties
Is tue large plates OF which the boiler Is manuac-
ture', the arch Of the furnaces being formed from
single plates. The boiler lias four nues sixteen
inches In diameter and eighty -four tubes four
Inches In diameter. II has been finished In q su-
rcr: manner, and is In every respect credit to
'e builders.