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ROLLER EXPLOSION.

MINERvILLE, Pa, March %.
A large boiler in a colllery here exploded
killing several and wounding many.
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Francis Loulsada, English consul for Mas
sachusetts and Rhode Island since 1859, died In
Boston on Saturday, aged 54.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-23

mr IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
La and all kinds of WRAPPING PAPERS, go to,
EDWARD PERRY, No. 155 sieeting street, oppo-
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C.
decl4 6InoS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-23
JORDAN IN CUBA.

News from the Cubans In the Field
Puello's Defeat Described by an Eye
witness-His Losses not Exaggerated
How Goycncchc EscapcG--Valor of the
Negroes md Chinese-Jordan Finds q
Champion.
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ns-TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FRECKLES and TAN from the face, use PERRY'S.
Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr..
B. c. PERRY, No. 40 Bond-street, New York Sold
by all Druggists. mch7 Is "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-23
"a sea.change
Into something rich and strau

never to reappear in form available to life, un-
til, indeed. that time shall arrive when ''the
elements shall melt with feryent heat;" and
which, under the influence of this heat, the
calcc and magneslc carbonates shall be con-
verted into igneous sllcates, rendering up
again the treasure of carbonlc acid In their
marble grasp, the atmospheric oxygen, repre-
sentative OF affinity, enemy of vitality, shall
also then be ut least partially Withdrawn by
oxidation of sulphides and OF ferrous oxide;
and the earth be thus far advanced in prepara-
ton for a new Zoic cycle 90
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ngAssIGNEE's NoTIcE.-THEoDoRE

@-ASSIGNEE'S SNOTICE.-THE0DO
F. MALLoY, merchant, Of the Town'or Cheraw-
in the County Of Chesterfield, and State ofSoutD
Carolina, having this day made an assignment to
us Of his property, real and personal for the ben
eft OF his creditors and the creditors Of the late,
firm OF MALLOY 4 BENTON, with preference or
priority OF any Of their claims: Notice Is hereby
given to such creditors to avail themselves there
OF by coming Ia and accenting and complying
with the terms OF said assignment within ninety
days from this date; and also to attend meet
ing OF creditors ut the ONCE Of W. LIT. PRINCE,
in Cheraw, S. G., on TUESDAY, the aoth instant. at
10 O'Clock A. M In order to appoint agents TO act.
in their behalf, jointly with the assignees itthey
see fit so to do g ef III, 3aa.
Cheraw, S. c., March 21, 1870. ,;t
Z WI. T. PRINCE, ass,onees
mch234 H. P. DUVALL, 0''sueeo'
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@rRoWENA NJ. CLARK, EFT AL,
VS.. JOHN PoRTEUs DEVEAUy. EXECUTOR OF
J. P. DEyEAUX.-By virtue OF an order OF the
Honorable r. B. CARPENTER, Judge Of First Cir
cult, to me directed, the Creditors Of the late J
P. DEvEAUX are hereby required to present and
prove their claims before me, at the ONCE Of
BROWN & MrKELL, Attorneys at Law, Law Range,
Broad street, City Of Charleston on or before the
first Monday Of May, 1870, or be debarred the ben
eft Of any Decree which may be made In the
above cause. WILLIAM E. MIKELL, 81
Special Referee.
Charleston. March sth 1870. mcbe w8ml,
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gS- CHARLESTON COUNTY-IN THE
COMMON PLEAs-Equity slde-MARY CUN-
NINGHAM, EXECUTOR, ys. ANDREW CUNNING
HAM, HORACE s. HALL, ET AL-BILL TO SET
TILE ESTATE.-In accordance with the order'of
the Hon. r. B. CARPENTER, OF the 18th Of
March. 1870, the Creditors Of the Estate OF
ANDREW CUNNINGHAM, deceased, are hereby
notified that they are required to establish their
respective claims before me on or before the fourth
Monday In MAY, next. WIN. GAYER,
rnch21 milo Special Referee.
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~MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTS
suGering from Diseases pertaining to the Genito,
Urinary Organs, win receive the latest scientific.
treatment, by placing themselves under the care
OF DR. T. REENTSJERNA, once No. IA Hasel:
street, three doors cost from the Postonice.
arpl5 wa ser ~ s..
The New York herald., 1870-01-03
NEW ZEALAND.

Territorial Exploration Northward = The
s'nusb Lands ON the Shore of Lake Waika-
remoana-Water Sources, Woods, Promon-
tories and the t'Lake Of tho NIountains.''
From the Wellington IN. ~ Independent, Sept H.
We have been favored by an esteemed correspon-
dent with the following interesting account OF the
waikaremoana expedition
AS very little mas been said or written about the
expedition to Lake Waikaremoana, or rather, about
that portion OF IT which, under Colonel Herrick,
started northward from the Wairoa, and less can
be gathered from the published correspondence On
the suo]ect II may not be unnteresting to give
Dref account Of some OF the principal events which
occurred IN II, and OF the manner In which it was
conducted, as observed by one actually engaged
therein.
The expedition was organized for tho purpose OF
following up those reDes who, after the Mohaka
massacre, had retired to their almost tnvncibie
harnesses IN the bush that skirts the northern shore
OF Lake Walkarem0ana- According to the original
plan, Coonols Whitm0re and St JOnn, with a large
BODY OF European and native troops, were 10 nave
advanced against them from the other side on shs
The New York herald., 1870-01-03


IN reference 10 other states mentioned IN the reso-
uton--namely, Virginia West Virginia, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Georgia. Texas. Kentucky and
Tennessee-it 10 reported that there are no pubic
lands within their IiInLs.
The New York herald., 1870-01-03

PUBLIC LANDS IN THE SoUTH.--ln response to u
resolution of the House OF Representatives. the De-
partment OF the Interior recently furnished the fol-
loving facts The estimated number OF acres OF
Quoting all dlsposals as far as reported, Is thus
Qlyen:-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK, March 1.-Another Cuban expedition
reported -Four hundred Cubans left on Saturday un-
der Colonies Harper and Romero.
New YORK, March Edwards whipped Collier in
45 minutes, Collier vas knocked out of time ut the
forty first round.
SAN FRANCISCO March 2.-Further particulars have
been received of the wreck of the olden City. She
left here on the 18th ult., with 400 passengers for
Panama. She had valuable cargo, including cargo
of tea, and went ashore Point Lyatto Lower Cali
forna. The locality where the party landed is barren
and desoate and before taken off some distress from
hunger and thirst was experienced
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-Ten fifteen persons
missing from the Golden City The passen gers and
crew suffering terribly
New YORK, March 3.-The motion to discharge Jno
Lacards property from seizure for damages for the de-
sruction of the Lenora, by the Alabama was denied
The stake in the Coyer Edwards fight was stolen by
the messenger.
WHEELING, VA, March 4-The Legislature ad.
iourned. Seat of Government hereafter to be at
Charleston
NASHVILLE, March 5-No quorum, nor will there be
during balance of the session. No provision made to
pay the interest the State debt.
CINCINNATI, March 5--Pendleton has been elected
President of the Ohio branch Of the Cincinnati and
Chesapeake road eastern terminus opposite Guyan-
dotte:
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FROM HAVANA,

HAVANA, March 2-The insurgent general, Eapo-
leon Arrongo, who aroused the rebellion in the Central
Department. has voluntarily surrendered to the author
tiles at Los Minas with seventy He promises to
come to Havana to confer with the Captain General as
to the best means of ending the insurrecton without
further boodshed The rebels have burned some
warehouses at lncarO
A special to the New York Herald, dated Havana,
Feb g. via Key West gives the following account OF
the trial and execution of members Of the Cuban Junta
of Santiago de Cuba:
Eighteen well known citizens, charged with belong
ing to the Cuban Juna arrested and taken to an
obscure place San Juan, fifteen miles from this city
where they were tried by court martial and convicted
of treason, and sentenced to death They were not
allowed assistance of counsel the privilege of sum
moning witnesses to their defence. They were al
executed soon after their trial. Among them were
two Americans, namely: John Francis portnando anc
Charles Donnery, a native of the United States
HAVANA, March 5.-Latter advices from the insnr
rectonsrv districts confirm the reports that sembetts
succeeds Jordan, who resigned.
On the 22d February Vega entered Sinaloa III;
pronuncamento agrees with Juarez. Reyolutlonist
attacked the fortress at Mazatan and were repused
Col. Cslsas has pronounced in favor of Vega Guer
rlas traversing the country, robbing indscrmlnate
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Nxw OR1EAss March 2.-The evidence on Wick
liffe's impeachment has closed. The argument COM
menced to day.
Selma. ,
Nxw ORLEANS, March 2-In the Louisiana Conserv-
.,ve Press Convention to night, resolution looking
tn the formation of an independent reform party aiied
hut it was resolved to call popular convention on
the 2eth of April next during the meeting OF the
State Fair to decide what steps shall be taken TO re-
Ie;ve the State from the threatening consequences OF
orrpn,on and venaity of both old party organic tons
The Democratic State Central Committee has mere
toore refused to call any convention before September
NEW ORLEANS, March 81. w. Simonton and lady
left this evening for Mobile
Robert c. Loornis telegraph operator at Pass "a
rOutre, drowned near there yesterday oy the uP
setting of a small boat.
The Freight Agents Convention have adjourned to
meet in Memphis. Delegates and excursion party lett
for Memphis this afternoon.
Rcbng's Opera Troupe are playing to full houses at
the Varieties Theatre.
The Democratic State Central Committee has pub
shed resolutions protesting gainst the organization
of third party.
A large delegation from Mobile, including city off
Gals firemen &c. here to take part in to morrow
anniversary celebration of the New Orleans FIRE De
partment.
Auditor Wickliffe was unanimously impeached In
the article prescribing punishment there was one neg
alive vote.
Departed for Red river-Era No. and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS March 4.-Gov. Warmoth has issued
proclamation calling extra session of the Legisa-
ture to commence Monday, March T. and continue for
ten days.
The anniversary celebration Of the hremen passed of
quietly The procession was large and Imposing.
Ex.Auditor Wickife arrested this morning up
on affidavit of Acting Auditor Graham, charging him
with embezzlement of coupons of the State, amount
ing in value to over $4,000 Failing to give $50, ,0o0
/ bailsWickliffe sent to prison.
New ORLEANS, March 5--Parties implicated in the
sugar frauds are ubiant the reported removal o
IIerwig, Bechel and Gorrnley from the Customhonse
! Caseys friends that political infuence and money
without stint have been used to effect this result Her
wig has devoted and time in collecting evidence
! in fraud cases Beehtel was in the Auditors Office
number of years. Gormley was manifest clerk, her
large quantities Of whisky frauds reported during
,ebe reign OF the former Collector, These persons
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r Y TEL E. G r A p III
For the South w estern.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.

New YORK, March 4, noon.-Gold opened at ilsf,
the lowest since the battle of Bull Run.
New ORLEANS, March 4-Cotton Irregular ana un,
settled, nominay 2la@22c; sales 1000, receipts ool
and exports to Liverpool 2096, Havre 1897, and New
York l34 bales Receipts of the week, net, ", ,44s
and gross So 6s bales: exports to Liverpool l37lo,
Havre 7ls9, Barcelona 1850, Cronstadt 1852 vera
Cruz All and coastwise 1925 bales; stock on hand
254 ,966 bales.
NEW York, March f. evening Money unusually
easy at 49659ct Sterling active and steady. Gold
once touched ll25, but closed at llSa@l1ss, with
6rmer feeling.
LIVERPOOL, March A. evening.-Cotton closed with
a downward tendency; uplands IL and Orleans ia
sales 5000 bales, of which for speculation and expor
1000.
FRASkroRr, March 4, evening Bonds closed firm
but quiet at 95t@954.
LoNDoN, March 4, evening. 92s. Bond
9os
PARIS, March 5, noon.-Bourse opens quiet; rente
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THE MouRNFUL ASPECT OF BUNcoMBE. Washing
ton correspondent of the Detroit Post writes follows
There is q sad ridculcsty Mr.. Summers prnci-
pal fame may yet rest upon the coinage of this word
in the spectacle of member of Congress delivering
speech not because the interests of the country
uure it, because the nation is to be benefited by
it, because his Interests require n and his adyan
tage is to be promoted thereby. The emotions of
an unwonted auditor of one of these speeches,
curious mixture of pity and ridicule. To look at an
able-bodied man. made in the image of his Creator,
with faculties and powers akin to- if not part of di
viny, bowling plaudes to empty space, gestieu-
lating violently with one hand while sedately and me-
chancay holding manuscript with the other, think
ing of the effect his sentences will have upon his
reputation in the hamlet of Pequonnock, and the ex
element they will create at the village store or in the
bar-room of Hardscrabble; to rational being un-
der such circumstances apparently wholly lost to his
proper relations with the world and intoxicated with
an excess of egotsm is mournful any other case
of insanity or loss of mental balance, whether pro-
duced by alcohol intellectual disturbance. The
man might as well be spinning around himself, with
his egotsm as the pivot, and humming like top.
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THE CATERPILLAR.-An eccentric individual named
Baker, living Houston Texas, has written letter
to the President and members of Congress, giving
remedy against the cotton worm. We give it in his
own words
To one pound of arsenic add two and half gallons
of water; let person stir it constantly, while
sprinkles it with broomcorn broom. | sprinked part
of my field last summer, after the thick
the leaves, when they ceased eating Immediately for
eight days. and when thought they dead But
then rain fell and they were by it terminated and
eat it up. So the solution will have to be applied after
rains that heavy enough to wash off the poison.
1t will be cheap remedy two persons sprinkle
four acres per day.
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AN IMPROVED CoTToN CHOPPER The Columbus
(Ga) Enquirer says Mr. Coreoran, of Girard has just
invented an improved machine for the chopping of
cotton, which he is satisfied will work like charm.
The choppers attached to ordinary set of cart
Wheels and arranged to thin out twelve feet of
rows at every turn of the wheels. Two rows can be
chopped at time and it is estimated that ordinary
horse bched to the revolving machine chop out
wenty acres daily. The animal walks in the water
furrow, and the machine carries on right and
left The contrivance is very Ingenious and, if per-
fected, will prove great labor saver.
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MATERIA NJ EDICA

Contains no more acknowledged powerful and effect
i've medicines than those of the vegetable kingdom
At the same time it is fact beyond dispute that such
medicines leave in the human system no bad effects
Therefore, it should be mans study to avoid all medl
cnes that in any form contain the least part of any o
the many mercurial and arsenical preparations.
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EDWARD WILDER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

Is purely vegetable 1t acts on the sick and eneebed
like charm, giving them renewed vigor and strength.
The old and the young, also ladies confined to the
house. ought TO it freely, there is nothing that
gives such appetite at once bringing up the tone OF
the stomach thereby giving health and vgor to the
system.
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House The Georgia bill has occupied all day; the
debate promises to be prolonged. Farnsworth and
Beck opposed the BILL Beck offered substitute that
no further legislation is required. Debate quite ami
mated Result doubtful Adjourned.
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moved.
Departed for Red river-Post Boy, Big Horn Jen-
ME Howell, Golden Era and Julia A Rudolph.
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Obituary notices, marriages, public meetings, cards
of thanks, ETC., to be paid for as advertsements.
TaE DAILY SoUTH-WEsTERN will be published on
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Daily, Fifteen Dollars per aunum; Eight Dollars for
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-03-09

DEATH OF AN EDITeR.-Colonel Somers Kinney,
senior editor of the Houston Times, died the l4th
inst, of pulmonary consumption. He leaves wife
and three children, and large number Of friends to
mourn his loss As editor he was bold and fearless,
and uncompromisng in his principles Of Democracy,
and will be missed from the ranks OF Journalism IN our
State. Harrison Flag
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letter from gentleman at Fort Scott says: The
town is now divided between religion and the devil,
and up to the time OF writing there odds to
be got on either window. The devil represented
BY lot of pretty girls who doing the "leg bust
ness to crowded houses every evening. Every morn
ing there a heavy revival, and the pupits
shaken in denunciation of the leg In the evening the
leg was shaken at the pupits, and SO the thing
running.
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Paul de Csssagnac advises Napoleon to rob the rev
outionsts of their song BY making the Marseia 80
again the national hymn Of France
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Domestic Tie--A husband acing up his wfe's boots
J. B. Lewis, No Texas street, has the best assort
ment of boots. shoes and hats in the CITY,
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1ia1oI llO Canal Street, New Orleans
PETER FETZER,
Draper and Merchant TAILOR,
Cor,ar of Milan and Market Streets,
(Opposite Johnson's Banking House,
Furniture Store.
ShreyeuOrt University.

Shreveport University.
TIME THIRD SESSION of this Institution will com
/ mence on Monday, January -, S nS.U, U,mHe Inrpi
the superintendence of Prof. GEO. E. THATCHER
assisted by sufficient number OF able and experienced
educators to give efficiency to every department.
While the of instruction IN the classes wiz u
thorough and complete, pains will be spared 10 mee
the increasing wants of community in the Commerclal
Department.
Rates of Tuition, &C., per Session: m
Primary Department. ~
Academic Department. ..................'' 90 ~
Preparatory Department. -. oo o Oe oo
Collegiate Department on on o o0
Board per session. including washing lights, &C. ~ ~
One-haf payable in advance; balance al the iioule
of session. .a -,
No deduction will be made from the above rates, ex
cep in cases Of protracted sickness Students charged
from time of entrance Each boarder viii be expected
to furnish his wash basin, pitcher LOOKING
towels and bedding, except mattress ana beus1e1aI
President Board of Trustees.
Shreveport, August II, 1859.
SHREVEPORT UNIVERSITY.
VyHE TRUSTEES of the Shreveport University are
| Il pleased to announce that Prof. GEO =. lhAloh-
Err will continue in charge OF this lns'tuuonc
The Board are encouraged by the success OF the pa'
session and by public appreciation every where ireey
expressed believe that they have met want OF
munity at the light time and in the right place. ana
they confidently the public that no pans WIN o
spared afford educational facilities equal 10 those OF
any part of the country ,
The University is located in a very pleasant and
healthfu situation two miles west OF Shreveport.
The grounds are extensive, afordng ample room Tor
exercise and the building IS capaple oi aceohio"'
ing large number.
The extensive repairs made during the summer d.
cation add much to the comfort and attracuVeness o
'ne 'n''''0''0n JOHN n HOWELL,
President Board Trustees.
Shreveport. August II 1859. lit
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VOL. XVIII.
~ Il - NJ s.

Tg. sorrH-wgsrERx is published weekly, at FIVE
LIARS per annum THREE for six months Payadot6e
adsance No subscription taken for less periou 'an
I'M RaTgs-To Clubs of FIVE, and upwards to one
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rNpOpTFRS WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers IN Anef-
lean, En- glish and Freuch Buntings for Flags all
colors. .., .d ar.rr
a.scr;n.;or If CAMP FURNITURE, such as Tents,
ali sizes and qualities, Camp Cots, Camp Stools etc
Also Tarpauns all sizes and for all ss
and keep on hand at all times full
sssortmsnt Of American, Foreign and Fancy Flags,
Burgess Jacks Pennants ETC. together with an assert e
ment of all the numbers Of Cotton DUCK rom = 70
Covering Ravens Duck, IS inches wide o. to l5 o.
All of Which we offer for sale by the bale or single
piece at manufacturers prices Freight ana enarge'
added i5ai y"
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10 COnsulnpsives.

THE Advertiser. having been restore d
TO health in few weeks, by very sim .
pie remedy, after having suffered sever
al years with a severe lung affection, an d
hat dread disease. Consumption MS anx
Gus TO make known TO his fcll1w.sulfsr
era the means of cure.
70 all who desire II, he will send a
copy Of the prescription used free Of
chafge). with the directions for preporing
and using the same, which they will
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10 benefit the afflicted, aht spread inior-
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his remedy, as it will cost then. nothing.
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, win
please address
Riv TDWAnD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County New York
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An lrshman was charged with
highway ROBBERY. In the course Of the
tiial tie prisoner roarcd out from the
dock that he was guilty, but the jury
pronounced him by their verdict "not
gnilty.' The astonisbed judge cx.
claimed "Good'llcaveus, gentlemen
did you not hear the man declare him
self that lie was guilty 2" The fore
inan said 'Wc did, my lord, and that
was the rc' reason We acquitted him,
for We know the fellow to be 20 noto-
iious Il lar that hc never told word
Of truth in h.s liie."