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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

I4g gItai gaase 81 - many ,uuuH peos
Hg nesu- 4f5t Heulrl g., u4 aUe4ad II
hu haKIaa ustl ibr vile ram l1and /,
,biait haNe Il aslta Co., tmtkti 80 Iona =
NUWur jiHr tgJnautpl- u sUrr rHis
ga 60 90. tHag u.s. crystal. eco pasm
.Nfte.tk NeeI eIr8u bud uluiie All
trusg rs svli 500 advertisement
rme eaIg ufrr aud tbru hieud.
.utl, f.NsaH seftr VHW; Wilde lifyt .p,rtl
"a ,at tl .ua UHtsHly tW Il Wuuld cost
n rutg lheH i 0p, u.rd Eruut i'aln.
killing M8ef tHE itAe uur adtis aiel
$50 fu- popular tui cpiiatu rarc Iai such
iils as lle-ltgpd bunc are hcir %.
Fast H,iug rs Consequences. When
"E-t lite las undetermined ilr sIvu0ib,
destroyed the uppruic. impaired tlic Ill.
gv-tiuis uHd sfulyn iby luy 90 health touHl
ihr ruruk when ltr hubd irrmhlvs. the
pit1. duuR, aud iIp Whole plN -icd aud
WrWd capitalization aHgWsh. il I po>~,
tble 81 tlHtr tt rl wi ustor llp' I'll,
Implanted aslem 81 lull h.ilh uWd ,iaurl
Nc mlsWer lMd q ~, llu8ductrl ta,u,
awe bret HIual, fhtu,Wl. might hr ciled
lhuu-aat- mt4ht bc ciIcd. it which lla.
Regeneration luis Urru accomplished by
dr ptaulu HHA Fl-l-lWuy Use ~ Plaula,
1000 iNHels. Abstinence nom lliv iudui.
gcutt- Wieb have Wrought HE mischief
/, ct curse. uuc - lr mean, of reslota.
,mn. But it j, not sun un. alone. lhc
Consequences tcnaut after liit rnu.e la'
been abandoned \ Wholesome ard ~.
InHl luttc Is ub-oIulck uCrrssuiN ta titst
! thu tarpamal ni mtuBH energies from
! thcil state d adlWrc hi. good wmk Il
q ghe mission u the Plantations Bllcrs 4
perform. liut Ho otlcr slimuhnlnnst b,
taken.
1 Sea Moss Farms from pure ldsh Moss
Ton h5uw maogr, pulldlng-, cn,tatd,
ermu., cie ete ihe cheapest, hralluiesl
aud most delicious lopd Ia the world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

MeCufUm'. l. tWFNr The iall senator
flgin Kcamet, Who yNci 80 b, lim>elf
fof size ratification ~ Gryc,dy JaImsnu's
unlurl, treaty 60 1859 has nguin disiia-
gmsbed himscif by propositions u II.
bnrt the twenty lhonsaud dead soldiers
~ Arlington sod rrsto the estate. as Is
WINS brttfe the war, 10 tie wia IS Of Gen
Ire. Tits was lhc purport Of lti- .pecsl,
ia tic SeHaie ou Tuesday, Va course Of
which I've culoaizrd Ice as p,lr'ot and
Christian. The Scuaic, intending tic
dozen democrats who adnrn Tie oppnsi-
li1l desks there, heard him with amaze
mcw and generally witt, augcr NJ
The impndrn matiou M democrat said
|uttiug against a. however, until
Midsummer denounced Il rs fore shadow
ing the future action Of lhc d, m0eratic
party .houdthev again come into power
This brought Bavarl and Stul.bury anil
Ga,rcl Davis 20 their senses, aud they b :
gnn to protest against the motion, which
McCrecry tried to Withdraw. but could
not. ltwas voted down 40 to .--the Two
/ MARYLAND senators, aud Fowler Of Tenes.
see only going with McCrcrv, who seems
10 have mlyelin the matter without CON
.ullng an, body, and imply for The sake
of sensation. ln the course If the week he
win know pretty well, if hc reads the pa
prrs what the country thinks about him
aud the Lee family. Il is too carly vet to
forget the treason OF Lee anu Davis,
lhough II was allowed &c 90 unpunished
A. for tic Arlington cstate--i j. now a
a national csmcler, and vii remain such.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

AFRlp or EXPLOSIVE Insanity a Cal
forum editor, war Ell by recent events.
mrns ovrra ucw social lcafiuthcse words:
IAN mct's wives " no have hitherto cit
joycd the advantage OF ON acquaintance,
are hereby notified that this ceases to-day,
-, ever to be renewed Somebody prfshes
inglmiou-iy every day fpr be ~ upon
.praking terms Nilhmarlird women, aud
ne do not care 10 have uur lurn come
around Deeply grateful for the past for
d araucc 81 apricvcd husbands, we make
ur bow aud retire. Hereafter our mods
.md smile, vii be luyishcd upon girls aud
widows exclusively; 40 other, need APP
ply. Whlsoeyer shall attempt To intro
lace us 10 his own wife or that og any
,rhcr man, will be regarded as collspir-
.doi against our precious life, and ~ujerl-
"a ID abuse III lie culunus fills journal
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/ 1ERkIGLE 1ElGEDI -A BLItD NAS
WEHbEEs ms TAIHEE aAb DDIaE.
TRoY, ". T., Dec H. urucr lrrn.
ran 81 t,is clt} wa- raisd 10 long Coz.
uofs, near stcplpnoNu, ia This rauaty
GA Fuday 10 gcstilHa Sac G rs,uns. ner-
c.lnncclcd with tlc dlati, 81 lir ati 1lrs
Eetnci- krlrr. who haI gJlf been siiDa
L5 tl,n son. aIe sEt olilt nta,pd
nltl was ~, lu. ulla'- u % ihare .n
III. crnDOu. Mafht tae daughteg-m- %
the couple, Who lad ieea *hk n1 pui-
ii,4f - ii,c uoase. irlt ler iuiau b uii 1 q
81 lhc san, A-a Kettle aged ~ s. Boo Jas
bcei blnl from 81. birih u f.. iis ,'po
aler ,iavi,d tlie ii0u.f siHpra pas .ui"Ai-
cate llc wanted IA gase else rluhi, Dpt
Asa wpu.i ,pi be, hiu. vAvl, il.e ald ual
mode ai hsn 10 81 aiu iae rAiid ioice
A-a resisted, wilson Aafaa, De- mother q
ihe mt,ut cuignd a8d h,as az alni iHt-
erii he iaih,f tbfn putbeti ~. r5i lf"iii
ibg rlont, 500 le.a lla Oab ghen o. r..
i,miHsd 10 iOicg as rhlfamr fWalh
A-a pranrr,l % iaap uHrdi ',l .
iAe father aouId bu aIloa Hia 90 ,bcr
tle rsnn
Having uus sahsd admil'ahe he
,iArd dieeb oa daatr 7Hi iagk
ir,n 81 d Wyr -matad u3rr ili'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

Tie municipal election IL Boston, on
Muuduy tic l2tlt, resulted ia Tie election
OF William Castor. E.q, the Democratic
aud independent ciazu's candidate ir
May or, over Geo. f. Carpenter the Re.
publican candidate. \ majority u To-
Aldermen elected were t.o ui llIe Luno'
cruuc AID independent persuasion
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4eJmll3.e Pictorial dsofJ )ftl1 TiI
The Best, Cheapest AMI Most Successful I
iIy Paper N the Ualon.
Harper's Weekly
sPLENDlDlY ILLUSTRATED.
NansaN Ne Pee..

Tie MoDHL NEWsrsPEa - oar eanniry.
pl-te iia ,hr rlWrni tis AZ Amsrlcan
D ia a.. uAMEA WEtgtT hAseAr fr ,
p4ht tpls D., "A JoGRSAG - Giyu-t1ATi
Me- \ Hk Eyenwg r 81
4 e. tcst publ "a ron IT ~ ass IN Amc
q - lar ahead 80 OH, ! vtsklg mrnAl
tat y rui,i - any 9 Per suh b. coo ~
~ ~ tber rul bef H. . innts tntiiAiu
iDtrt guliiii sic ~ reading uA'trr ttA
Hibttd ltsi,nslrAtt tiis ATE uUueruu
ivauufli, b,ina inr iahed b, the ehief arts
b. ctauts, Be-. vu lrAyeitr
lltwER WtrKfE i he beet aud met ~
-iiHA HiuFtrtt q utvsStper ~ be- is'
iepeu.# 90 it, ilustfAiiag~ aiHi lie ua
eitt'r b. ~ higi order 4 A'cfsry merit
4 ius riicaw, rHto, taiiaag aud uns Ic' ~
Yic r. Slu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

T e8ts messgt Is regFel
tlFanz fr enar1 w1h efmfl
.eiigri = afsf aWraYaI liit ga 6
s as is sifsa ga saea -. AHi 4
.trael ru ap Tbs rrtt
.iea au - g. nnui fF.c. ~ Half'is
ia'cfr.t sch tiH-s a.ai isa : Wk'eH
igate 8F T. g arl ll.s saecsss :
raar a-if ht ilt nun.uaI de
De IteuHgalir nre,t Iies
aate u H HHHt- u.ieh ihft eHa
rttu tfaYaf Ht Ht8af-uf cJllisHl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

THo iaa,esi- ~ th, iir-t ftmiii 10 New
AiA Iad settled lhcir rita.r o. hf
q ctb3ts = yuwnE urn b, antili aecer-
add. Il a4a iues ofihc n ~, wifb lAr
puu e slatis y Oafle hgllsrs aud j
servant ga ~ rsleIeg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20
pNNINaroN.

IL. G.. Boot has sold his trotting mare,
White Nellie, to a Boston gentleman lon
$1,000.
"A. E. Knapp. of PoHltncy, has ship
ped to bennington within the past ioul
months Is car loads OF slate. which hav,
bren laid ON twcrt, -pight dilrrcnt job,
covering 56i squares u lo0 square lcc
each, " little more than ana acre aud
quarter,
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LOraI 9ntrIliararr.



-Fmari. Penn 4 - q gaiiara "a
vcs1i-e Ia t.-slat 1e5systa ls.e assst-
arni - Bose as,i is1adsf ~
The peAi EsFuaf rssfts) nmuuI
eaiisH u Adh.ram Lodge NJ s4F. ga
~ wiH - lu-ia - shr tvgl3e Is
john. da, 81 oclsek AruauHI ai-
tendance dsHal Cm t ih ra.
su,ag ear aie Is lrete3 iJ 0u-iuee
q Importance iaH.ace3
-Whh ihi. issue ur u5asha surpr.
mebl containing s.l e. Iu9IIe Is.--td
., he htc Lsa.hfav designated nf
publications iu the nea B,aIs Tai.
.upIt1nemgisr. Hs. laws Is 5 eauvrniebt
frn ~ prc,rustu Hd iuiun 1iri-
gnee t'e.i,lrs enabling ii. II farH-h 1
greater amou,t ~ realIa4 naier. ab 49,
rangsturUt uhirh silt 81 doubi be &c.
efpiai3c % our cldei.
We uuiicp HAT ca Jasper 4. VIAL
.on u Ja.pcr Wall. flmsrb ulihi- Town.
vas confirmed By he Senate tast week d.
Superintendent ~ ltdHn Aaair, fal
Montana. We uulic,t ita urerut um
( brr of thc Helena tlctuld aal l. jmi.dic
+ ton had been extended to,Ila rcupiuric,
u Idaho aud Wyoming a strong iudor.y
Nont ~ i've Administration Il tltp ability
AND Integrity 81 Col EiaH
+ GR1ND Li.4 o. BENNINGTON CouNn =
+ Tie following j. au abstract Of thc Gran,
List Of bennington County for 1870.
I Polls. s.QE
+ Number Of dogs, 81,
/ Number Vt acres Of real estate, S5t .i5,
Appiesd oltcal estate, sl7JI7Ii
] Apprisal Of personal estate. sg,4 500 ,s
/ One prr cent of the Grand
List, SjIli2S
FACTORY FONT.
bradley & Backmer suggest snmr
very appropriate gins tor lbc HOLIDAYS
Read what tbey say incur advertising col
umns.
Buckley & Clemens, druggists, adver
tise besides drugs full assortment q
toys, etc, for the holidays
The services a. Zion church next sun
day, Christmas, will DC lie usual morn
Ing service, and d service al ! u'clock T.
NJ for the sunday school, At which an ad
dress will be delivered b> the ,upcriutcu
dent, f. l.. Nln,an, and gilt books an,
paper, distributed.
| c. X. Young lms associated with him
as partner ia The Stove aud Tin trade
William Denio Of Rupert The new fn
inle'd . greatly increase their bushes
y the spriug.
/ Pr Stcarns "Grand Combination 0
science aud mirll,n held Friday even
ins lat, at Adams Hall, was film aflid
and SHINY attended, I lie audience, rom
posed of a few men aud boys, had nclhc
respect for the performer OF The pcrlol
mance and conducted themselves accord
ingly. a second entertainment was 10 b,
given SATURDAY EVENING" the Same lriuc,
bur the Prot turned u missing and Al
ama links be is a victim u "Me-meri,
Illusion or q he has not received pa,
Tor the use of bis iall.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

John NJ. Coleman, Of Bo0dyille, las
week slaughtered ~ - months mg
weighing 500 pounds.
"a little boy, son Of john Cobb, rc.
ceived a Kick itJm a horse on lie 9TH in.l
breaking his arm aud otherwise iwuin4
linn
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ARLINGTON.

The following is from The last Argus
n Fdtr,Ot: "No mme stlrh Democrat.
ae wanted Ia HE Lepi,lnIulca> lie on,
Arlington elected lust Sepleubcr, lie imy
lng voted With The Republicans on ever
question upon which there was any part,
division ot oPihlou. Mr. Mrkrc MAY bca
very excellent man, bui lille j, "A Drmocra,
hc failed 10 show il ia The Legislature"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-20

a 5 4 or FuRs MAKE 4 NICE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

TROUBLES OF LONDON PLATaoERs.-The "Victlm
Of Theatrical Extortion" who wrote to s yesterday
showed the developement Of new means Of obpius
ing money under slender pretences which managers
would do well to look into. II might be supposed
that as matters were arranged nothing was eft un-
done 10 mulet the visitor TO play He was charged
for booking, charged for programme, charged for
having the door Of his box opened and, II unprovd-
ed with pair of opera glass could be only accom-
modated on terms Of the most outrageous character
If he had the misfortune to feel hungry or thirsty
during performance, refreshments at sea - prices
were procurahle-an ice, for example, having
doubled In value when sold at the buffet Of the thea
ter To use sporting phrase, "skiuning the lamb
Is favorite game at our West End places OF amuse-
ment; and the lamb submits to the process mildly,
only now and again breaking into such a remonstra-
tive as we have heard from our correspondent yes
terday. The audience Is farmed we believe to GER
tain contractors, who buy the privilege Of taxing
heavily the comfort and temper of people who come
out to enjoy themselves. The ingenuity however,
OF finding lady for necessary footrest Is quite or
ginal. The gentleman who first hit on this source
ofproft deserves especial Il not honorable mention.
As we on the subject, we might make a feeble
protest-not against the noble custom itself-but
against the manner in which 1t is carried out The
collectors OF the various tolls In the heaters seem TO
be of the same order of creatures who used to in-
dulge Impractical msanthropy by keeping turnpike
1t is their pleasure TO bully instead of to beg for the
dole they expect, and it is not unusual sight to
see lady and her daughters who arrive In the stalls
without gentleman distressed for an entire evening
after dreadful rebuff from the bill seller, to whom
they have offered a sxpenee instead of a shilling
sense Of duty impels the feetaker 10 grow audiby
at his Victims and it is his polite habit to stand aud
point them steadily as a thoroughbred dog until he
brings the eyes Of those around to bear upon the
transaction. Another genial device In the same line
is carried on, we understand, in the dress-circes.
There, if you have not purchased Immunity from
annoyance a. high rate, 6dgetty boy is put next
to you, who has been prepared for the purpose Of
yexng the soul Of the nggards who win not engage
a lorgnon for h6fa-crown act, or, worse sti
you are lodged at obstructive pillar within ear
shot of a conversation intended for your confusion
These are afew Of the woes of Paygoer and surely
they sufficient in number, and severe enough in
quality to satisfy the lessees Of the different houses
in which they inflicted. Removing the foot
stools is really too bad. The next step will proba
bly, be portable cushions, and a fee for laying them
on the seats Of the stalls. And the plundering is
done roughly: the public at least should insist
upon being robbed with a little less feroeity and
sourness.-LoRdon Necs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24
CHING HOON.

c-z=iEEi1- EsrrhE-- AID General Agezt
r--r-r -r re-s s-1 r1aer Ca1rse ard F1rei-n Gorss
utasa1e Ie1er Hausa- fr.siz1-. --1 Aesut frr The
Ta-Eaa arl auaraae sE-lr Flautztilus- Ei-e-rrnif
s-enr N--a1z szrest teia- EicE- Zl-ls5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24
WAILUKU PLANTATION.

NEW CROP NOW COMING IN. FOR SALE
~ in quantities to suit purchasers, by
Ism c. BREWER CO.. Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

IT appears that BlaekUood's Magazine has made
yirulent attack on Mr. DisraelFs Lothian" This
confounds the quidnuncs, as Haekloood has long
been loyal organ Of Mr. DisraePs party. But the
matter, fear, is a question rather Of the pocket
than Of politics. The 3lackwoods made Mr.. Dis
raeli certain offer for his novel, which offer
"capped" by the great house Of Longmans, the
publishers Of the great Wing quarterly, the Edin-
btrgh Ierieu. Like man Of sense, the ex-Premier
put his politics into his pocket, with the extremely
handsome check drawn to bis order by the Long
mans, and handed the manuscripts to them for pub
LEGATION.
STRANGE TEAM was lately seen In field near
Atlanta, Ga II consisted Of white OF unusual
dimensions harEessed to a plow, and female Of
Af,ican ds.cent driving and seeria the i'm nnerent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

A TERRIBLE TALEsA horrible story of bfigand-
age reaches US from Chile. LagoberoD, a notorious
bandit Captain, so closely pursued by body of
South American troops recently that he was COM
PEELED to quit his band Of brother cut throats, who
had been the terror Of the whole country round and
take refuge in a cavern situated near the summit of
one Of the lofty mountains Of the Sierra Profunda
In this cavern he had concealed a female captive,
whose husband be had robbed and slain. The sol
dieTs made several Intellectual attempts to reach the
abode of the cuprit. Lagoberon, a man of gigantic
stature and hereulean strength succeeded in beating
them off by rolling heavy rocks down upon them
whenever they approached. The officer in com
mand of the troops resolved at first to starve the
bandit out but after two days blockade grew weary
of so tedious expedient, improvised esealade
of the chiefain's stronghold, and succeeded in cap
turing him. To their horror, upon entering the
cavern they found the poor woman in a dying con-
dtioD, Lagoberon having cut of Of the breasts
Of the unfortunate captive and eaten it. The inhu-
man butcher was taken to Talca, where he was
promptly tried and condemned to die by the garrote
He was speedily conducted to the scsoId and while
the executioner engaged in adjusting his toilet
the convict drew a whistle which be had concealed
in his pocket and blew it sharply; whereupon about
90 Of his followers who had introduced themselves
among the crowd surrounding the scafold, rushed
upon the gendaTmes and massacred them before
they could offer any resistance They then freed the
chief and gaTroted his wouId-be executioner after
which they escaped almost unscsthed TO the noun
ains facilitating their fight by seizng the horses OF
the murdered gendarnes. They also carried off sew
eral from the throng gathered to witness the
execution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

TURKEY has called out reserves and stopped teIe-
rams In all directions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24
Also on hand, a few more Of
THOSE SPLENDID COOKING STOVES,

heeelFeG 1g Lle 80 - fen.
Cotton Plant" and Gray Jackets together
with a variety of Japauued Ware. and many articles
useful IN the Kitchen Es-- Work Buildings.
such as cutters. su1uts watsr-pVes- &C. Ship-work
will meet With prompt attention az No. 2 kaahumaau
Street. l5-5m
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Chiquita.

Beautiful Sir you may say so. Thar isn't her
match in the county. ,,u,,, -,
u thar, old gal' ChiQuita, my aarhns' ny
Feel OF thai neck, sir-,har's velvet Whoa
steauy-ah, VIII you you vI. vixen iat the centr6
Whoal say. Jack. .ros ses nef ou'' ''' eeA'''
Morpan,-she amt nothin' else, and I've got the
srs PaPs5s pa NJ Chief and twelve hundred dol
lars won't buy her.
briggs Of Tuolumne owned her. Did you know
Briggs Of Tuolnmne?- ~,
Busted hlsself In White Pine, anu oleH out HIS
brains down In Frisco.
Hedn,t no savey-hed Briggs. Thar, Jack, that'll
do-quit that loolin'
Nothin' to what she kin do, when sne's gos neF
work cut out before her.
bosses Is HOSES, you know; and likewise, too
jockeys Is jockeys;
And TART ev'ry man as can rlde as KNOWS "h"'
q hoss has got In him.
Know the old ford on the Fork, that nearly got
Flangan's leaders? ,,.b+r ronob
:. Nasty In daylight, you oet, anu mIsnIJ ious"
Wei, IL amt six weeks ago that me and the Jedge
strucE for that ford in the night, il the ran and
the water all round us;
Up TO our tanks in the gulch, and Rattlesnake
creek Just bilin'
Not q plank left In the dam, and nary bridge on
the river
he'd the gray, and the Jedge had his roam, and
his nevey, Chiquita;
And after US trunded the rocks jest loosed 1rom
the top Of the canon.
Lickity. lickity, switch, we came to the ford and
Chiquita
Buckled right down to her work, and before
could yell to her rider,
Took water Jest at the ford and there was the
Jedge and me standing,
And twelve hundred dollars Of horSetesh anoat,
and driftin' to thunder
Would ye b'lieve it? that night that hess-that
ar fy, Chiquita,
Walked herself into her stall, and stood there all
quiet and dripping
Clean as beaver or rat, with nary buckle OF
harness,
Just as she SWAN the Fork-that hoss, that ar
FLY, Chiquits.
That's what call a hoss and-what did you
say?-O, the nevey?
Drowned. reckon-leastways, he never KEN
back TO deny 1t. 4
have made him rider;
And then, ye know, boys will be boys, and
hosses-well, hosses Is hosses
Overland Monthly.
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children, NJ Alley, J Clark, Moody, Jr, Nc.
Nulty. Mrs Moody, F A Gaillard, Quinn. o <
King. s Heyer, " Il Patterson and lady; MRS HaT, y,
per, Miss Wallace, F Lincoln. S W Wells, s w
Rhodes W ] Whipper. and on deck.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jack
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah-W BIRD,
Strong and lady, Kity and lady. N Downey,
F L Smith, Mrs Kisler and son, Mr. Christie, MRS A
G Hyde and daughter, ] Tucker, W Foster e Z
Haskell, Mr. Plnkerson, Davidson, F1sher'
and on deck.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPY's
THROUGH LINE rc
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
ElpEc GREATLY EEDJICED

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,EEE4,
40. ~ North River, foot OF Canal street. S6sSAks
New York, al IL o'clock noon, OF the 9th and
2lst OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.l
Departure OF the 2lst connect al Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those OF 9Th touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco Tor
Japan and China April l, 1870.
no California steamers touch at Havana, but &c
direct from New York to Asplnwall.
Une hundred pounds baggage free 10 each adult.
II aliciuc and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap
MI at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
warf, loot Of Canal-street, North River, New
YurK. F. Il. BABY, Agent
marchl2 Tyr
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Interior cotton NInrkets.

ATLANTA, March 1.-THE market closed ac-
tive at lsC for middlings; % for low middngs; IL
for good ordinary.
COLUMBIA, March 1l.-There has been very lit
tie doing in cotton for the past week. Thu sales
amounted to 81 bales as follows: 3 ut Is; at
15h; at Il; at TX; at ~; IA at li@; % at
Is; is at 1sl; l at 1871; at lSls; at 1S%; at
u; ut 1915; at 1870.
ORANGEBURG, March 1l.-Salcs during the
week so bales. We quote: Ordinary Halo: low
middling Is; middng ls14c.
MACON, March l1.-Receipts today 9S bales;
sales 200; shipped l5S The market opened firm
with strong demand this morning at 1870
some fancy calling for 4 or &c more. The
evening reports however. toned down the ardor
OF buyers anu the market closed quiet with a
good demand at opening figures. Offerings
light,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-14
MEMORANDA.

GEORGETOWN, e, March 9-Arrived, March l.
schr Marshall, Seayey, Savannah; 3D. schi
Saba0 Lampkin, Savannah; 5th, schr Wanen.
Roberts, Beaufort, &; 9TH, schr Woodoery'
Woodbery. Baltimore; Sth, schr Annie IiOlioh,
Gordon, Newbern; 9th, sclr Mary FarroT, Con
dom Searsp0rt, Ne. Cleared, March 9, brig Geor-
gie Swan. Barbados; schr y Corson brOwcr,
Boston; 4th, schr S WEBB, Brewster, New lork.
The ship Hudson, Reed. sailed from Akyab May
90, 1869 for Falmouth, Eng, With cargo OF rice;
and las not since been heard from. III Is leare'i
that she is lost with all on board She registered
1880 tons, rated ALE, and was built IN 1867, al
Bath, Me, where she was owned by Patten x
Son.
Fears are entertained for the safety OF the schr
Allen Middleton, Jr, (of Providence) Ames. from
Georgetown, S G, for New Haven. she was SPOKEN
on Cape Hatteras, February !, with -FOUR leet OF
water In the hold. by Captain Smith, or DARK
Maggie Mcneil. which arrived at Providence on
the l4th. Captain Smith lay by her for four hours
and Ills crew assisted In throwing Off her deck
load Of lumber; Captain Aines then thought ne
could get her into port, but she has not since
been heard from. She was an AZ vessel OF 2lI
tons register, huilt at Milford. Del, In 1857, aud
was In excellent condition when she left port.
The schr Francisco, Crowther, sailed from vii.
mington n C, February Q, for Baltimore with
cargo OF lumber and phosphates, and has not
since been heard from.
The schr Abigail Haley, ashore at Scnuate, has
gone to pieces.