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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02
Charleston Cotton and Rico Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, March J. !
COTTON.-The inquiry from purchasers was
quite light, with tendency in prices rather in favor
of buyers. Sales about lb0 bales SAYS at 271z; 25
at 27H; 114 at 2sTc. Quotations continued nom-
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McnOra nda

McmOra nda.
The schr Hawkins, Wyatt. from Boston for
Charleston, arrived ut holmes Hole, February "a.
The schr y RAYMOND, HgR,ns from Boston for
Cae.4csto0, arrived at Holmes Hole ebruary "a.
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shapnews by Telegraph.

WILMINGTON, March 1.-The w Clyde arrived
from New York yesterday.
Wealth Il very cold
SAVANNAH Match 1-Arrived, bark Mary @ Reed
from Ha re; schr Jed Fry from New York.
tlear.d bark COpjuIing Jessie for Liverpool; schr
Edward Haid tor New York; steamer American for
Baltimore.
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LIVERPOOL cLAsaF1cAI

HlVEn1OVb U1'Anc4f1 1OA1tONs
Ordinary to good ordinary. .......27 @27H
Low mlddnng.... ............... ..I1A@2S
M1ddnnR..... .2S1a9-
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PHASES OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter. 9Th. ~ hours. 23 minutes. morning.
New Neon. 18th, hours, 26 minutes. morning.
First Quarter, 2lst, Ia hours, SO minutes morn,ns
Full Moon, 27tb, hours u mlnutes. evening.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POI
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Mariue aems.

Port or Charleston. Maroh
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ILLINOIS,.
CHICAGO, April 6.

; CHICAGO, April 6.
The Common Council of this city,
aast night, passed resolutions looktngito
a grand commemoration of the opening
Of the Pacific Railroad. A committee,
consisting of the Mayor and five MEM
hers OF the Councils, was appointed,
who were authorized to invite, at such
time as the managers of the Central,
the Union Pacific and the. northwestern
railroads shall appoint to bring the
guests to Chicago, the Governors and
their stats OF the States of California,
Oregon and Nevada, and Ofthe Terrific
ries of Washington, Idaho. Montana,
Dakota, Utah, Wyoming and Colorado,
the members of the Legislature of the
several States and Territories above
named, and the Judges of the sey-
eral Courts, the Mayors and Common
Councils of the cities of San Francisco,
Sacramento and of such other cities as
thew may select in CALIFORNIA;; of the
cfty of Portland, in Oregon, of Virgin
iaiity, in Nevada, of Denver City, in
Colorado, and the mayor and council
and leading citizens of such other cities
in the States and Territories above
named as said committee OF this coun-
Gil and citizens shall deem best and
most appropriate. Also the President
and yice-P President of the United States,
the Cabinet and members Of both
Houses of Congress, Judges OF the Su-
preme Court, the Generals and leading
Off GERS of the army of the United States,
Governor of Illinois and of the several
States, and such other distinguished
gentlemen as they should deem oest.
The hospitalities OF the city will be ten
dered to all the guests enumerated.
The Republicans carried keokuk,
Iowa, at the municipal election held
yesterday, and elected A. ]. wilkins
SOD as Mayor. ,,-.
Conn.,, has accepted the call of the Col
burg Presbyterian Church in this city
to become its pastor. His salary Will
be five thousand dollars year.
James f. Bsllantine, editor of the
Chicago Republican, was taken with
violent hemorrhage OF the lungs. at
Washington few days since. He has
been brought home and is In very
| critical condition.
Ex-Secretary Browning and family
arrived In this city this evening en-
route for their former home at Quincy.
I" The house of Raymond Hazleton,
near Barraboo, Wisconsin, was burned
on Monday morning, and Miss Burn
ham, visitor, perished in the flames
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Apri

WASHINGTON, April g.
The President withdrew from the
Senate the following nominations:
Napoleon Underwood as Assessor of
Internal Revenue, First District Louis
lana; Edward Kingsley, Secretary of
Legation, Madrid; w. n. Barnes, Col
lector of Internal Revenue, First Dis
trict Pennsylvania; D. W. Chester,
Postmaster, .Plateryille. California.
Among the combinations for postmas-
ter yesterday, was that of Charles NJ.
Wilder at Columbia, South Carolina.
This was the first confirmation of a
colored man. Wilder was formerly q
slave.
Captain Calhoun was ordered to
hold himself in readiness to take COM
mand of the iron.clad Miantonomah,
now fitting out for service.
A delegation from Baltimore called
at the Executive Mansion this morning
and had an interview with the Presi-
dent, the object being to urge the ap-
pointment OF ex-Mayor Chapman for
Collector of the port.
The Reconstruction Committee, to-
day, adopted the resolution to be re-
ported to the House postponing the
Texas vote on the Constitution until
further action by Congress-.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 6.

NEW YORK, April 6.
The Herald says Mr.. Sumner has
stated that the President and Secretary
of State had agreed upon nominating
Motley tor the mission 10 England,
while other parties mention Banks
name in that connection.
George King, convicted of the Cam
brellng bond robbery, escaped from
custody yesterday, while on his way to
Sing Sing under the charge of John
Moran, Deputy Sheriff. Capt. Ryn-
ders had told Moran particularly not to
attempt to take King to Sing Sing with
out help, but he disregarded the in
structions. When the escape was made
known Moran was Immediately ar
III is reported that s. N. Pike has
purchased the block extending from
22nd to 23rd street, on the east side OF
Broadway, for one million dollars, and
proposes to erect theatre upon the
ground.
Advices from Europe state that Henri
Jomine, the great military writer, born
in Switzerland in 1873, died at Passy a
few days since, at the age OF 81 years.
BY fire in Mercy avenue, Brookly n,
to-day, VIM. Doosh lost 81 900; insured
S, 900. Other small losses were sus-
tanned, making total loss of $40, 900.
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TRLRQRAPHIC ITEMS.

"A dispatch from New York says
the steamship England, from Liver.
pool, and Hammonee, from Bremen
have arrived in that port.
The case of Francis p. Skumway
of Mass, who was, on Monday, fined
$4OO at Baltimore, Md, as nOn-resi
dent peddler without license, has beer
taken to the Court of appeals of tha
State.
James Burns, lad, was killed
Monday, in Cincinnati, on the Miam
Road. He was ran over by train.
The Governor of Pennsylvania has
not indicated any determination to in.
terefere with the execution OF Twitchell
or Gerald Eaton. The belief is that
both will be hung.
The steamship Vile De Paris, from
Brest, has arrived at New York.
The municipal election at Toledo
Monday, resulted in the success of the
entire Republican ticket except Com
missioner. The majority for, William
Kraus, Mayor, was over four hundred
"A telegram from Cleveland says
that navigation on Lake Erie is now
open. The steamer r. N. Rees arrived
there from Detroit this morning.
The second session OF the quebec
Legislature was prorogued Monday.
The Lieutenant Governor delivered the
usual congratulatory speech, and as
sented to various bills passed during
the session.
"A dispatch from Hudson, New
York, SAYS that the fire at Chatham
WAS more extensive. than was sup
posed last night. The loss will reach
SI25, 600, about one-half of which was
Insured.
CITY of Mexico dates of the first
state that Romero is going to Wash
ington on special mission. Lavegas
adherents are increasing. He was sur
renaded on his birth day.
"A dispatch from Montgomery, Ala
bana. saws the frost for the last few
nights has had IL serious effect upon the
crOps. There is much complaint on ac'
count of the scarcity of labor and the
incessant rains, which have retarded
farming operations.
AT tho charter election at Rome
N. V, yeSterday, the Democratic ticket
was elected by an average majority Oi
42O.
AT the municipal election at Mil
waukee yesterday, Hon. Ed. O'Neill,
Democrat, was elected Mayor, and
Hon. Albert Smith, Democrat, County
Judge.
AT the Milwaukee Chamber of Com
merce election yesterday, Angus Smitt
was elected President.
Mrs. G rants reception this afternoon
was largely attended by a number o
gentlemen, accompanied by ladies, who
paid their respects. Mrs. Grant wa:
assisted in receiving her callers by Mrs
General Babcock and Mrs. Senator
Williams
Several accidents occurred on the
Albany and Boston Railroad neal
Russell, yesterday afternoon. a freigh
train was thrown from the track BY
broken wheels, and six freight cart
loaded with merchandise were com.
pletely demolished and the contents
nearly destroyed. A brakeman was
seriously injured.
General Webb, at Richmond, con
tinues to make removals from and ap
pointments to office. Sixty were mad'
Yesterday. The new State officers vii
assume their duties to-day.
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WHEELING, WEST VA; WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL L

come the many failures which probably
will be their share before they reach
the high state at which they aim-to
these we say go, if you are dissatisfied
here; the country needs you, and in
time you will be repaid. To those on
the other hand, who look to leaving
Philadelphia, not because they cannot
earn living or competence here, but
because they think to acquire it else
where with less labor and more speedi-
ly, we have to say that the idea had
better be dismissed. On this continent
there has not yet been discovered the
counterpart OF that tabled garden,
familiar to our childhood's reading
where you had only to lie upon you
back and the partridges few to your
mouth broiled and buttered to perfec-
tiOn.
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HALIFAX.

dALFAA1 ApIII 0.
Most of the Harbors are open and the
shipping business has commenced.
The tirst European freight vessel ar
rived here to-day. The New Found
land seal fisheries are doing well.
Three steamers have arrived at ST.
Johns with large force Of fishermen.
A late despatch from the Colonial
officer to Prince Edwards Island. eau
tionlng the Government against reel
procity negotiations, and informing
Them that they must pay the salary OF
isfaction. All the papers denounce the
proceeding as unjust, and maintain
that as the British Government had
appropriated all the public lands of the
Island they should pay the Govern
ment salary,
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CUBA.
HAVANA. April G.

HAVANA, April 6.
The gunboat Nipsic, from Hayti, ar
rived at Cienfuegos on Sunday. All
well.
A battalion of artillery had returned
from the central department..
Diario considers the rebellion In the
central department entirely suppressed.
The flagship Contocook has gone to
the mouth of the Mississippi to inter-
cept the expedition reported to be COM
ing to Cuba from New Orleans.
A steamer from Vera Cruz brings
dates from the city OF Mexico. Dissat-
isfaction against Lerdo was increasing.
The government intends to send com
mission to Washington to have Gen.
Rnsecrans recalled,
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MISTAKEN ENTERPRIsE.-TheC Cincin-
natl Enquirer sent a reporter all the way
to Knoxville (6OO miles) to report A. ~
speech and fills one of its pages with Il
verbatim report. There is absolutely
nothing new in it. 1t is the same old
Johnsonian song, without variation.
According to Johnson the country is
going to the dogs instanter and the near
way but then we remember that. ac-
cording to the same authority, the same
thing has been happening ever since
Congress took the bit in its teeth nearly
four years ago-nnd still it is pretty
comfortable and prosperous sort of
country, and will continue to be, al
though it has been deprived of its Moses.
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Horrible Murder and Suicide at
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, April {

MEMPHISI ApFII o.
A horrible murder and suicide took
place at Bradley Locks, Fort Adams
street, at seven o'clock this morning.
A. J. Wall while in a fit of insanity,
with hatchet, Drained Newbury Glib:
son his room mate, and then rushed
into an adjoining room to kill George
Nelson, VINO warded off the blows, re-
ceiving terrible wound in the hand.
Wall then ran back to the room where
he had killed Gibson and screaming
farewell to the world, leaped from the
window on the third floor, killing him.
self instantly. Nelson is in critical
condition. All the parties were former
ly prominent merchants here.
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GEORGIA.


AUGUSTA, April 5.
Several distinguished northerners are
at Aiken, South Caroline: IhurIoW
Weed is iinproyiup in health. Senator
Sprague has rented a furnished house
and bis family viii arrive tomorrow.
Ex-Secretary Seward is expected next
week. A great many northerners are
visiting the various cities IN Soutn
Caroline
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In the County Court to-day, Horace
r. Plumley was sentenced to be hung
for murder; Seba Plumley was SEN
fenced to the State Prison for life, and
Frederick Plumley to the State Prison
for twenty years tor manslaughter.
These parties are father and two sons,
who killed John Gilman, Jr., al
Shrewsburgh, August l, 1858.
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, April

ST. LOUIS, April 6.
Another enthusiastic meeting was
held on Change this afternoon to fur
ther consider the project introduced last
night to form stock company to inau-
gurate great grain trade at st. Louis
Several speeches were made, and the
parties having the matter in charge
were instructed to increase the stock OF
the company to S200, 900, which will be
speedily taken. The Merchants Ex-
change subscribed $4,000.
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SOME unknown scamp placed aquan-
tty of powder in the stove of SchIeen-
bacher & Bros shoe store, at Crestllne,
Ohio, causing II terrible explosion Mon
day morning, when one OF the work
men attempted to build fire, burning
him seriously, blowing out partition
and breaking all the window lights in
the store. An alarm of fire was given,
but the damage to the building will not
exceed one hundred dollars.
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THE telegraph informs US that Gov.
Wells, OF Virginia, is in Washington
"to thank the President for removing
Stoneman and reinstating him." II
Gov. Wells is Of any account to the
people of Virginia when at his post it
would become him much better to stay
there, and 1t would be just like Grant
to tell him so.
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The first base ball game of the season
was played at New York Monday.
Every sensation Cike every dog) has
Its day. Base ball is "played." 1t is
the turn of the OF the velocipede this
season. Next year 1t will be some
thing else.
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THE Beneficial Saving Fund, of Phil
adelphia, was robbed Sunday morning
of U, s. bonds and other securities and
some money, aggregating about
s., 200. .OCO.m The Saving Fund lost about
$500, 900, the balance consisting OF de-
posits made for safe keeping by indi-
viduals. OF the Saving Funds secu-
rites, about S4OO, 900 were registered u.
s. bonds and $15O,OOO coupon bonds.
The remainder were mainly State and
railroad securities. The securities were
kept in a safe, which was broken open.
Mortgages to the amount of $25O,00O
wero left untouched by, the robbers.
The managers1of the Saving Fund have
decided to suspend payments to depos-
itOrs.
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CoNNECT1CUT.-The Republicans OF
Connecticut woh handsome victory
Monday. Marshall B. Jewell Governor.
and the rest of the State ticket, de.
cided majority in both branches OF the
Legislature, and gaining one If not two
congressman. We shall soon hear OF
"large Democratic gains" In the land
of wooden nutmegs. A year ago the
Democratic majority for Governor was
1,764.
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GhnGtteltiqetrGer:

EXTRA BILLY SMITH, OF Virginia, of
ante-bellum fame, has been heard of.
He was at Washington a day or two
ago hanging around the Senate.
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THE South Carolina Coast was Wis.
tied by a heavy frost Sunday night,
which destroyed nearly all the young
Sea Island cotton. 1t will have to be
replnnted.
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APRECIoUs RASCAL. .-DBuckingh ham,
who showered the Sing Sing Sing con-
vict Dean to death, has been New
York policeman, bogus Doctor and a
Methodist minister, and, it is alleged,
has two wives living.
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Two of the Peytons, brothers to the
Peytons who run the White Sulphur
in Greenbrier county, have
leased the Rockbridge Baths. and will
open them in style in May.
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River and weather.

PITTsBURaHj April ..
Weather cloudy; Thermometer ~
Monongahela feet and falling.
CINCINNATI, ApriF6.
Weather clear; Thermometer 5s'.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EUROPE.


LONDON, April 6.
The subject Of the appointment of a
successor to Reverdy Johnson, is receiv-
ing considerable attention from the
press here. -
The Steamship City of Paris from
New York has arrived.
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Philadelphia Boot ana shoe Market.

Philadelphia Boot ana shoe Market.
Business among the jobbers contin-
children's and misses shoes upon the
manufacturers Is now very active, and
they are also generally busy upon all
styles of work. An increased number
o ofbuyers from towns in Pennsylvania
was noticed during the past week.
Ledger of Ao7I6ayV
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Connecticut ELECTION.

NEW 4ORhI april U.
The Worlds Hartford dispatch of last
night says that the Democrats have let
the election go by default. They elect
ed only Babcock and Barnum, losing
the State ticket by small majority.
a midnight despatch to the World says
the latest returns leave the State still
in doubt. It is claimed by both parties,
and no decision can be arrived at until
full or official returns are received.
The Tribune has the following dated
Hartford the 5th: Sufficient returns
have been received here to insure the
election of Jewell and the entire Re-
publican State ticket. Dixon Is de.
feated for Congress by at least three
MAJOR B. BENT,
Chairman Republican State Com.
The Times Hartford despatch says:
Strong, Republican, is elected in the
First District to Congress by 7Sl over
Dixon; kellogg ia elected in the Second
District over Babcock, the Republicans
gaining 624 over the vote OF last spring;
StarkWeather is elected in the Third
District by good Republican majority,
and Barnum, Democrat, in the Fourth
District. is re.elected by 500 majority.
This gives a Republican gain OF the
State ticket and two Congressman. The
Legislature is close, but probably a
small Republican majority. The Re.
publicans gain largely in Hartford and
New Haven counties. The Democrats
gain in Winham and Fairfield counties.
HARTFORD, April 6.
Jewell's majority will be about 800.
The Senate will be composed OF IA Re
publicans and 7 Democrats, and the
Republicans will have about 20 msjori-
tV in the House.
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Bedcords.
.rugr REoErvED AND FOR SALE AT
d rsducSd prices, Fifty DoSen Hemp Bed
oo11 IAN UHAa. n. KERRY.
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RIchmond Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND. April 5, 1853.
TODACCo.-The m market continues hrm. We
renew our last quotations, viz:
AO'Sg Tipe} gEi Common SetIa 70 medium IS oo9 90
Do. ripe, in good order. 700 50
Do. do. in soft order...... 5O@ so
dun :. -. %. -. ............... 5 500 90
Do. good....;.;::... ...--..;.. 8 50S 90
Bright,smoklng or work.
InH,common To medium 5O6l6 90
Do. do, good to flne........ Is OOS3O 90
gSod oFder -. ] SOC 50
Do. do. do. soft do. 6 SOC 90
Do. long do. good do 6O4ll 90
Do. do. do. soft do 7 OO3 so
Stemming,short andlong Goals 90
togood i... Is OOeso 90
DO. do. hne extra 80 OO96O co
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CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that atteF aet
the inst visit they can take the treatatre nS
home and use Il until cured, without PsAAh "a
interruption TO their usual Vocauoh'
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wholsaala ARania 1or West VirgtniA
noVR-d0od&We0W
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Hoodand's German Bitters.
AND
HOOFLAHD'H GERMAN TONIC.

PREPARED BY Dr. n. ia CRSON.::
PHILADELPHIA PA.
Thirty.five years since they were first In
trOduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
perfOTme ed more cures, and benented but1er-
ing humanity to q create extent, than any
other remedies kno Wn TO the public.
These remedies will ehectuaLIy cure Liver
Com plaint, Jau ndice, Dyspepsia Chronic or
Nervous UebilItY,T Chronic DIarrhGa.
Disease OF The Kid lney6, and all DiSeR-
ses arising from q DiBOrd6red Liver.
stomach or 1ntes@ tines
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T. h LOGAN & co

W h OF . o ale DruR ri Q C
WHEELING.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-26
superior Court.

MAY TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-The case of State v. Andrew f. Bland
for larceny from the store of MessIs. Deering Mii
ken Co., was given to the jury, who after short
absence, returned verdict OF guilty. His counsel
gave notice they should file exceptions.
Webb. Bradbury g Bradbury.
While the jury vas out County Attorney Webb
called the attention of the Court to the fact that
Bland, the accued, had been guilty OF deliberate and
wiliul perjury during the term; once when he tesi-
fed in his own behalf during his trial for the robbery
of Shaughnessy and again the present trial. that
the perjures proved by the corroboratlve testi
mony of other witnesses. Judge Goddard coincided
in the views of the County Attorney and ordered
that Bland be required to procure bail in $500 for
each oence pending the action of the grand jury at
the September term.
State v. John j. Mayberry; indictment for receiv-
ing stolen goods. Defendant was indicted with Thos.
Conley at former term for receiving, in November,
1867, lot Of cigars and whiskey, stolen from the
store OF Rufus Stanley, knowing them to be such.
Mayberry for long time avoided arrest, but Coney
was apprehended tried and acquitted. Mayberry
was rested in February last. The evidence in the
case is all in
Webb. w. w. Thomas, Jr.