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~ Diseases in 9 thorI time, either in Male or
Fem ale char ges lew tees; uEez no Mercury.
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A TToREEY AT LAW. HuIPs Block, cor.
II Washington and IlliDo DIS streets, Rock IL,
Connected with BiEbee 4 Marsh's Law and
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-12

NEW YORK, May 11-Noon.-Flour shade firm arIa
En- Wheat 1a2c higher; Corn aue,I ana an nr; q;
5la521S. Rosln steady; strained 50 S5a2 40.
Evening.-Flour, Southern rather steadlel' com- %.
mon to fair extra So 75a7 20; good to choice 81 70
a9 whskey shade easier at sOsaasl. Wheat lc bet
ter; winter red and amber western 81 81 oval LIZ SI:
s17al7 Is. Beef quiet. Lard dull, Kettle l2H'
Naval stores firm and steady. ,,-
BALTIMORE, May ll.-Flour frmer; demand I'M.
proved; Howard street superhne S. 6oa6: }ea whea,
firm. Corn dull and heavy; white I5a17c; yellow
75c. Pork quiet at SIS So. Bacon steady; shouI'
ders 124aSc; clear rib sides 1ot4al0Hc; sugar
cured hams ralsc; lard steady. wmsAes
9oae23sc. -
C1ScIENATl May ll.-Flour advanced; family N, lS
IS 40a6 60. Corn steady. Pork-holders ANXIOUS
at sl7 SO. Lard lie asked. Bacon Gull; shoulders
s1Sc; stiles 9Isaess. Whiskey Ssc. to. -, 70
LOUISVILLE. May ll.-Four firm; family - 0o'
Corn firm. Provisions quiet and arm. =, o..
New ORLEANS May IB54n asmeIn anocs az 81 sSa
Sugar active and firmer; prime loSallc. MO MO
lasses-plantation reboilcd 3oa45c. Flour, corn
oats, pork, bacon, lard, whiskey and conee un'
changed.
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MARINE NEVIS
CHARLESTON. S. .C.............MAY II, is
Lat ss deg 10 min IS sec. Lon % deg 81 min q Sc
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

at.ftl EO
Brig Ellen Maria, Hoxie Baltimore-aO days.
Corn flour, &c. To Master, MUrdecai i co. Thos
Kerr + co, Holmes, Calder co, c Trenholm.
Flour, &c. TO Master, n Mordecai i co, anG
others.
steamer General Manigault, Watts, Peedee,
via Gardner's Bluff. Is bales cotton. bbls rosn.
I3 hols spirits turpentihc bushels rice, 25, C0b
shingles, and mdse. To Shackelford & Kelly, T Z
Smith, Barilen Parker, L d Mowry i Son, G. W
Wiue, a Quackenbush, Frost Adger, and I.
Baker.
Keceiyed from Eennett's Mill. los tierces rice.
To W q Zee Il co.
AT QUARANTINE.
Schr lct:ie Wells. Wells, New. York, = days.
Stores. To Capt w Bradley, ) QuartermasteS
and order. Vessel to w RUach l. c.
IN THE OFFING.
British bark Ranger, Cox, Gloucester, Mass, -
days. Ballast. To Master.
4 schooner supposed the Lilly, from New YORK.
Also, a schooner nnHnoWn.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig IsabN'li!a, Bosch, .Barcelona-W J.
Hail.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Fall River, Hlnckley, Philadelphia,
Mays.
schr Myrorer. Brown. at New York, May Q.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon. Hayn!e, at Baltimore, OH
May.
Schr Frank & Emily, McCohb, from Rockport,
Me, May 4.
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COMryEROIAL NEWS.
Exports of the Week ending May H.


L1vERPooL-Per ship Missouri-2l6 oags sea
island and 2l6l bales upland cetton 1851 bags cot
ton seed 1876 bags cotton seed cake, 1907 bags
ground phosphate, 100 tons phosphate rock.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK--Per steamship Champions bags
sea Island ana $50 bales Upland cotton, oS bales
yarn, &C. so terces rice 6S bbls rosin, 81 bales
waste, IS packages furniture, lGl empty bois. 20
packages sundries. TTe bbls potatoes, 642 bbls
vegetables. horses, $1,000 feet lumber. ......Per
steamship South Caroina-s66 bales cotton VI
bales yarn. 86 bales rope and paper, l42 tlerces @
rice l64 bbls naval stores, 90 boxes bacon, lUOa
bbls po; atues. 610 boxes vegetables, i2 Pegs sun
dries. Per schr John Farrls-3i, ,oOo leel
timber, 10000 feet lumber. FER scar Jesse
Hart 2d-lli tons ground phosphate, lit,6ss feet
PHILApELP1I1A-Fer steamship Fall River-1sS
bales cotton IS tcs rice. 2lI bales yarn, Ii bales
rags, 6sS btis aaval stores, and ISL packages veg
etabes.
BALTIMoRE--Per steamship Sea Gull-2Oo bales
uplaGd cotton 265 tierces rice, 81 bales domestcs
81 bbls rosin. l3o pkgs mdse, bales hides. !4oC
bbls new potatoes, 81 crates beans, cucumoers
squashes and tomatoes. Per schr L Smith.
eco tons old railroad iro1.. Per schr II Steele
-2l 4lO feet o. plank.
ACcUIA CREEK, VA-Per schr Mott EeueL!-ilo,'
900 !eet pitch pine resawed lumber.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MAxKrTS.

MONEY NAKkEIS.
LONDON. May il-Nuon.-CoEso!s sa'r. E"EGs
90i:.
NEW YORK. May l1-Econ.-aIoney easy q; 4: 5.
Gold sir:t,ly al 1lia. stcr ing-lony lUl. s!oIi
l"Hs Governments Guil aun heavy. Sticks very
n"aey. SterlIg non'!s acilvran,' strong.
Evrnng.-auney abundant NJ &at rer cent.
Scr.irg dull and steady. Cod ll2G. Govern
Inr!iiS steady. TcnacSsrcs. Geur2ias ard Sun:h
Earniinas very strong. TcnneSsers co.'s; he" 20;
Tirginas 6S: new IL! LcuisianaS 6,?4; new Co;
erreS 20 rlqiIts So. Alahamas To-: ircS 10. Gear.
giis 81: sevcns 90. North CaruliDas AZ; h.w II.
Snnth Gar.inas 1Gta new Co.
NEW ORLEANS May r.-sterllng bank ::=ii
Sight % premium. Gold lls.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIvERroo!" May ll.-Ncon;-Coiioa tnie: ana
steady; ur.auds 7'i.72Sh: Orleans 7isd; sales
l0.u00 bales.
EvcniMg.-Sa!cs To- O6 bales: speculation aud
export jguO: m! ding urlands 20: u.lean> ~.
hrincr; ug"nds l''.: o!'eans lS;-c; sales -'ge
bales.
Evening--COl;nn :airir active and l.ei.t!
SAFES "Gl. ba.cs: ci,aiilS i5!sc.
EoSFoS. Nay ll.-co'tGn stsf ~: :ndl:!EGs
lasEc; ne. rcc:i;s IuG ;'s; gross 90: export io
Grr:,: E4iain i69: >.:.rS 500: stock l;,aG0
'EALT!MoRE, May ll.--Cuiion tl:ner; nIl'dinsS
l12ii5c net tetclp.s %u0 ,aleS IrCSS !ccsfps ;VG:
cXpor;S cJus'wise alG: sales :cy, $ oc, %9lH
NORFOLK. Nay II --G.tlOn ;!rM: l"w n:iuEHs
1855: G.t receipts 10 bats: eXHefis cods."!s"
l2Ii: sal so; s:nc!; irl2.
WIrM!NGTuS. Nav l!.-rtiicn Sea!i: m!hdailiE
l4:;re; receipts 20 !i:l"s: si..s IL: slhck .tIi.
SAvASSAII. May l!.-Gutf"n IN gnoi demand:
middhrgs i+aAlilsc: ret r'Iri',- LIS" Aai,.S: en-
rors to G.ea: E.la aI %9ll: sales 40: sirck - ii
AUGUSTA, Nay ll.-co:l0n market active aEd
advancing; Liverpool middiingS l55Salic: SAFES
355; receas l69.
MOBILE, May II. Cotton strong; nnildliags LA
a1jc; net receipts l03S tales; exports cGastwise
$780, stock a9,0l9.
NEw ORLEANS, May 11.-Cotton in fair demand
aud prices advanced; middllnss l5ba154c; net
receipts a44S oaIes gross receipts 2S72; exports TO
Great Britain 215s; Antwerp 1927; Vera Cruz 2Il;
coastwise $40; sales 1900; sIock l56,7S
GALVESTON. May 11.-Cotton active; eocd orai-
nary l21sal2,Ic; net receipts 637 balls; sales
200; stock $3.50.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIvEEPcoL. May ll-No0D. D.-Breads' MIS- quiet.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

SUMTER, May 9.-Abaut 10 bales have been
sold during The week ending The 9th. The staple
has been in good demand. We quote ordinary
l0c; good ordinary II! q; low nllddlng 1iL; mid.
ding 12l4; s'rict middilng l274.
CHARLOTTE, May 9-Sales today 81 bales, at
l3c. Market quiet.
COLUMBUS, Mag 9-Market steady; middllngs
13lc sales III bales; receipts 20 bales shipments
bales.
MONTGOMERY, May 9.-Our cotton market is
nrm and unchanged; little Offering.
SELMA, May e-There were sales yesterday to
the amount Of 125 bales. Middling lac; low mid
dlings 13iA; strict good ordinary l2l4. Market
q IN, sales principally poor Cotton.
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Th. Charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MAY II.
The GRoPs.-The weather for the cary part OF
the time since our last weekly report was unsea-
sonabiy cool, and caculated 10 have bad inla-
ence on the youag vegetation, and reports are
coming inIron sections OF bad stands, with pro-
spect Of replantipg being necessary; but the tem-
perature has since been moderate and more favor
able.
The REcBIP1s-The receipts at the cotton ports
for the week Up to Friday last, were 51,4S2 bales,
against 56,6 the week before, and 57,S36 last
season. The arrivals al New Orleans were 1905
bales and 2sS6 bales the week OF the year before.
The total SUPPLIES at the cotton ports from Sep
tember l, 1870, up to the latest mail dates, were
$685. 1o1 bales against . 625 e3S the same time OF
the season previous, showing an increase OF 9s2,
1853 bales. The receipts at the chief Southern
markets lrcm September ], 1870, up to the latest
.elegraphc intelligence, as con:rasted with the
previous season, were as foiioTs:
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Exports.
BARcBLoNA-Per Spanish Isabellita-3e0 bales
upland cotton,
ksceipts by Kailroad. May IL.
a0IITH olRoJJSh RiTJEolD.

$40 bales cotton. 1O6 bales goods. 105 bhls naval
stores, cars stock, &c. To Railroad Agent
G Courtney & CO, Geo a Walter co. Ward
law Il Carew, " W Smith, Peizer, Rodgers-& CO.
Jno Marshall, Aiken, Frost & Adger, Geo W
Williams & CO. ] Salinas, Paul Lalane CO.
Mullgan W 3 smith & co, Trenholm 4 Son,
Rsvenel, Holmes & co, ] Alger co, W Jones
j. co, G S Cameron.
SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
&c bales upland cotton, 837 bbls naval stores,
cars wood and lumber, rough rice, live stock,
mdse, &c. To " G Courtney & co, Kinsman &
Howell, Barden & Parker. Pelzer, Rodgers i CO.,
T P Smith, s D Stoney Frost Il Adger, Jno Mar
shall, Jr, W < Ryan, Reeder s. Davis A S Smith,
] @ Mallonee, G Ebaugh, Wilcox, Gibbs Il CO..
and Railroad Agent.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Cotton, 90 sacks guano, PAT sacks coffee, live
stock, mdse, &c. To ColcoCk CO. G Varnidore,
Perry, Wagner u Murdaugh, 7 Cordry: L McLa!n,
NJ Triest, G W Williams i co.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, May 9: me
tied. Two steamers are due here tomorrow with
fair amount Of stock; this is the principal fea,
ture working against holders. Sales embrace o9
at 52Hc. so barrels at sc. Is barrels at 65c, and
100 barrels, part New York barrels, TO arrive, a.
barrels strained sold on private terms. We quote
strained at So $2ha2 35: quoteNo2 2 at 81 4sa2 10;
No S3a4 pale 81 25a5 so; extra pale S6a7 80. Tar
is quiet al So to for Wilmington selected In small
lOts, and 81 40 for Washington.
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Wilmington Market.

SP!EITs TuEPENTlNE.-Sales OF 6s7 bbis at i4c
per gallon for Southern packages.
ROSiN.-Sales If l21S ibis ut 81 IS for strained.
81 oUa2 for No. q So 10 for extra No. q So so for
low No l, So % for extra No. !, So - for No. /.
S5a5 so for pale, and Sc % FOR window glass.
CRUDE TURrEST.EE.-saes OF s. bbls at S3 10
for yellow Zip. an advance O! Sc on last quota
Iions and S1 Tvr hard.
TAR.-Smatl sales at 81 65!
COTTON.-So Seles rapoIted.
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New York Rice rrntkct.

From the Daily Bulletin, May 9: Domestic Is
scarce. in far demand and firm. Sales OF 81
tive. but mostly under pressure to realize, and
prices are easier Sales Of 800 bags Patna at issc
$50 do Rangoon al 6;la:c, and 45O do, IN bond, al
SIC, gold.
there is good business doing, but the liberal sup
piles give buyers an advantage. We notice sales
OF 500 bags Patna at &c, currency, 5oo pays
Rangoon ct 614a7c, currency, and 40. oags, in
boad, ct 81. gold Domestic remains hrm, VIII
fair inquiry and small offerings; IS tierces sold
at Ssza9i5c.
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Norfolk Grain Market.

From the Norfolk Journal, OF May 10: Corn :
The pice for white mixed has ruled steadily
Through the week at sc. The sales foot up from
5000 10 10000 bushels. Some 1000 bushels were
sold yesterday at 7Sc We are unable 10 learn OF
any transactions to-day: Corn meal 95c Oats.
The market is steady, and all arrivirg meet ready
sale. The sales yesterday and to-day were about
1000 bushels AZ 1pc.
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se,x YorI Hax Market.

From tie Daily Bulletin, Mag 8: The market is
vel supplied, aad the tendency favor buyers
There Is only fair business doing. Mt 81 o5 for
prime shipping. Retail is without change. Straw
is very firm, and in good demand.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The schr A R Wetmore. Capt Anderson, 1rori
New York for Brunswick. Ga. put into this port a
few days since 10 stop leak. and has been placed
in Marsh's Dry Dock, In this city, where she VIII
have the necessary work doneto make her tight.
The schr Carrie Webb, Brewster. from George.
town, S e, arrived at New York May 8.
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Q S T L e G EI.V En-
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and destroyer Of Rats. NJ ce Bugs, Cackrnacna.
&c: a small quantity placied where they frequens
will at ence Liisperse them.
Pendleton's PaHacea, or Vegetable Pain Ex
tractor.
a fresh supply OF Fleming's Worm CONNECTIONS
the most reliable In use
Also, a fresh supply Of SEAL oLEUM, the greal
remedy for Rheumatism
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
DR.. b. BAER,
msy5o No. l21 Meeting street.
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N"rg.-Wc G&yc ..cGnciad rem New Orleans
,2."-9 ;.ae. "T'iahs. from MUlI: 9.Gl6 bales ug-
Ia ds ard :'Gln,! iu.: from Savannah .6:o oaes
>c,. i%:!ii Hnnt Ia, rates ur,E EG iruliiC.arles
tGI 800 ai::.s SEA sand ais; l"92 liaeS upland
c"ttvn-;,,:, uuaHt:i,ys rt.e.ytu al those ports
from :irti, FlQl!d., r:XlS nul savannah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-12

Medical science, as applied 10 the animals
in the Central Park, New York, develops some
curious aid not generally known facts in con-
nection with the brute creation. TIE animals
in this collection are vigorously treated when
II! uy the doctors employed. and when they
die they are subjected to apOst-nortem exam.
ipatiop, in order to discover the cause Of death
A careful diagnosis Of their case Is made and
the phases Of the disease are watched and
suitable remedies are applied, as is done with
human beings. Thus, in some publishe. facts
concerning this matter, We read that January
81 s'Panther Joe taken sick, feversh. contnua.
vomiting; gave him sugar and water" On
February we read "Panlher Joe still down.
has taken no food. gave him tartar emetic, threw
off considerable yellow fluid from stomach" On
February 6, asuppears. 'fanll:er Joe eaten no.
thing yet, tried him with bird, also with milk,
will take nothing Uut water This is all very
much like two.foGted humanity on the part OF
Panther Joe, and it isto be- regretted that the
chronicler failed to state what eventually be-
came OF him. Further details regarding the
animals in the collection show that prairie
wolf died OF nydrophotla, The monkey suffers
from colds, sore threats ard oher human IN
frmities. rattlesnake perished II ON cancer
in the mouth, a camel died from enlargement
OF the heart. TUBE rces on the lung were the
cause of death of peccary, q horned owl
succumbed to corns on the feet, and swan to
sunstroke. Some OF these aalma!s die OF glut-
tony, some olsnostalga and some from gene
: al debility, Just like people.
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List OF Shipping

IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, MAY II.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastin2
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
wharf, for New York, loading-Janes Adger
virginia. tons. Hunter. at Brown co.'s wharf,
for Philadelphia rssdy-w courtenay.
Remington tBr,rs9 tons, Fowler, at Union wharf,
fol Liverpool, loading-H Card.
BAkKS.
Ranger, (Br)- tons, Cox, OF the port, from
Voltage tBr) 7l3 tons, May, at Atlantic wharf, for
Liverpool, ready-Hunt Bros Il co.
Annie Kimbal tons, Stnson, at Southern
wharf, for Liverpool. lqading-W Smith
slrian Star. DR. 6lo tons, Corning, at Union
wharf, for Amsterdam, loadiDg-Lesesne 4
ErmIna, (Brl 5lo tons. Phillips, at Boyce & cos
wharf, for Fort in Europe ioaaius-Lesesne
othere. (BrJ = tons, McGregor, at Atlanti:
wharf, lUr Liverpool, loading-Hunt Bros
Sterling, @ 500 tons, Harding. at Union wharf fer
the river Platte, loading-street Bros co.
Stella MarIs, (Fr,) 55S tons, Garnier, at Union
wharf, FROM Cullao, dschargiug-0rder.
BRlGS.
VIM II Parks, l73 tons, Lanpher az Marsh's
ia Enslow & co.
Sir Robert McLure, (Br,) 1877 tons, Grifflths, st
Robb's Mil, for a Fort in Great Britain, loaG.
ln.-C Coe Supr.
.Daul1hin lFr.) $50 ious. Blanchct at Brown co.'s
wharf, for Wilmington, c, ready "A EMS
low u co.
Isaberita. Ispan.) los tons, Bosch, at Brown t
co.'s wharf. Tor Barcelona, ready-W Hall.
Pancha tSpanl .27 tOus, CAlazaga, at Br0wn q
cos wharf, Tor Barcslona ioadtng-W Hall.
EuevO SabIpa. (>DaD, 20i tons, Barrau at Brow1
Il co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, loading"
Hall
Ee!la dolores. tSpan.) 1877 ions. Duyal at Brown
& co.'s wharf, Tor Barcelona. loading-W
Hall.
Ellen Maria. 200 tons Hoxie, at Kerrs wharf
from Baltimore. dsCharglng-T Kerr CO.
SCHUONERS.
Mott Bedel. lii tons, Bedel in Ashley River,
.ur the Potomac, ready Ensow 4 co.
David Micr, - tons, Rogers, at Railroad
wharf. fur Boston. loadng-Street Bros i &C
F Merwn 3io TONS. Pearce, IN Ashley Rlvcr, itr
Ncw Haven. loading-H F Baker 4 co.
jesse Hat, Ijj tons, Hart, IN Ashley River, tcr
New York, :eauy-H Baher& CO.
Il G Hand. - tUnS, Hand, In Ashley River, fer
Pail"luhld. 10 .:dl..g-u Baker CO.
Ysair. 214 IONS, Mason, al : + Railroad whaf:,
tor Washington, u Z, loldiug-J Ensiow
4 co.
Ella NJ PcnneE, 1872 tois, Mitchell. a! Union wharf
from Baltimore, d!sc!larglng-Ga5Lcr.
\ i Wc;uir.c Il" tons. Anderson, Iii MarSh'S DrT
Dock, Iar BruEswcs, Ga, repair!nS-MiSter.
Let,ie Wells. = tUns, Wells in the Stream, from
Ecw Y0Ik. jIstarTivcd-W Roach u co.
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The following are the receipts Of cotton at the
principal Southern markets from May TO 10th,
1871, nclulsive. as reported by telegraph This in.
cludes all points but overland:
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PORT CALENDAR.
IooE;s PHASES.
Full Moon. 4.!l. 5 hours, 40 minuves. evening.
Last Quarter, l1th, 2 hours, s niEutes morning.
New Noon. 18th. hour. 25 minutes. morning.
Firat quarter, .Tth hours, 42 minutes. morning.
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THE LATEST STYLES.

Particular attention Is Invited 20 the NEW,
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IEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND FANCY GOODS,
suitable for Presents, just received and opened.
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Leontine, Opera. Neck and Vest CHAINS; Seal
Rings, Diamond Rings; Cents Pins, Pearl and
Diamond; Plain Gold and Wedding Rings always
on hand or made to order; Sleeve Buttons and
studs, Bracelets, Brooches and Earrings; Armlets
and Necklaces, in Gold and Coral; Brooches for
Hair or Miniatures, Lockets. Charms and Masonic
Pins, Glove Bands. at
JAMES. ALLAN,s, No. 3o7 KING STREET.
a few doors above Wentworth street.
nov2+-mwf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-12

The ar iYals for the corresponding week last
year were ss.as6 bales.
The stock OF the article in sigh: az the iates,
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-12
Boots, Shoes, &r.

Customers can depend upon our Goods being
Sold cheap, as they are Bought for Cash, and our
motto Is .QuicE Sales and small Pro1ts.'
W. BURKE. VIC. CHAPMAN CO.
mayS-6
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03
A Horrible Death!

Just as the mail train on Monday
entered the bridge across Big Blue.
q man was discovered sitting upon
one of the rails in the middle of
the bridge, but the train, being un-
der full Roadway, could not be
checked up. Upon arriving at the
Depot, the engineer gave informa
ton that a man had been run over
in the bridge, and citizens repair
cd to the SPIT, horrible spec
tacle met their sight! In the mid
die of the bridge lay the body of a
man literally torn to pieces. Part
OF the head was gone, the bowels
torn out and scattered, one leg cut
off and found lying under the
bridge, and the remaining parts of
the body almost an entire mass of
jelly!
The name of the victim was Mi
cLael Howard, an Irishman by birth,
who had been working in the EN-,
ploy of Henry Monfort, of this city.
On the morning of his death he was
very much intoxicated and did not
60 to work. He procured a bottle
OF whisky. and repaired to the
bridge, either for the purpose OF
placing himself in q position to be
killed, or to enjoy his debauchery
in shady place. A coroner's ju-
~ was empanneled. and brought
in verdict In accordance with the
facts above stated.-TShslbyville
Republican.