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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-24

ACCIDENT ON SHrPBoARD.-Monday evening,
when the steamship Virginia was just of the
weehawker Llghtshlp on her way up the harbor,
her second mate, Furman bowman By name, fell
backwards from, the deck into the engire-room
below as he was giving orders to the seamen.
In his fall, he struck several obstacles, and was
picked up In senseless state, with his scalp ter:
ribly lacera:ed, and several ug bruises On other
parts OF his body. He was placed upon tile at.
tendant pilot boat, and, being brought 60 the city
as quickly as pos be, was conveyed to the City
Hospital where he received every attention.
The wounded man Is a native of New Jersey, and
about forty -four ears OF age.
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BREACH OF TRUsT.-Sarah Miller, colored,
was arrested yesterday morning by Oflcers Burke
and Davis, on the charge Sr stealing several artl-
c!es OF value from the house Of Mr.. Rodgers, In
Spring street. The prisoner was employed on the
premises in the capacity OF cook, and had been
left alone m charge Of the house on the day OF .he
steam fire engine tournament. On the return OF
the family in the evening, the doors were found
open, AID several pieces OF silver and other art-
cles Of value missing. Sarah could not give any
accoant OF the matter; at all events she gave
none. She Is held for examination.
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SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA, MAY 22.-The
Court met at 1c A. N. Present, Chief Justice
Moses and Associate Justices Willard and
Wright.
j. Reid Boy lston and A. z. Demorest vs. Joseph
Crews. Mr.. unoar read brief for respondent. II
was ordered that the case stand over I'LL TO- NOR
row. when the matter must be disposed Of.
C. E. Fleming W.. T. J. Robertson, executor OF
John Caldwell. Mr.. c. d. Melton read brief for
appellant aud also argument, and Mr.. McMasl er
was heard Tor respondent. Mr.. Melton was heard
IN reply.
Chamberlain was he.rd for appellant Mr.. Pope
and NJ. Melton for respondent and MI. Chamber.
lain In reply.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Niles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store. fancy goods, ladies' hats, &c.
J. Fraser Mathewes will sell at half.past 10
e'ciock, at his office, mare and mule.
I.el;ch & Bruins will sell az S P. NJ. at the store
CIV. C. whilden Co, corner King and Beau
fa.a streets. Jewelry, siverware, &c.
R. NJ. Marshall s. Brother will sell at haf-past 10
o'cock. at their office tobacco, horse, buggy and
sewing machine.
United . tates Marshal will sell at II O'Clock, at
tue old Postot1ce. the brig Vt. b. Parks.
William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, furniture, wheelbarrows, &c.
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THAT MYSTERIOUS BoLT.-ThOse vino are
familiar with the circumstances under which the
farewell gun of the steamship Champion was
hred on Saturday evening. are much amused al
the apocryphal story OF the oombardmens o'
Anson street. Whence the mysterious bolt came
they do not undertake to explain; but as the
Cham pion's Long Tomn-a formidable carrion.
ade nearly two feet in length-was pointed In the
direction r which the steamer was moving. l. e.
down the harbor-it must hnve had the peculiar
quality OF shooting round corner'' to have
sent bolt In the direction Of the city.
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A BANKRUPT HAS no RIGHT TO FEE COUNSEL.
new and important question In bankruptcy has
arisen in the United States District Court OF New
York. 1t has been found that in majority OF in.
s.anses no account has been rendered OF the sums
pc!d by banErupts to their lawyers; and all the
asses Of bankrupt belong to his creditors, 1t is
claimed that bankrupt has no right to fee coun-
ae; with any Of the proceeds of his estate, and
that Counsel in receiving such fees, involuntarily
axe the pace of debtors, and may be sued.
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Loss o. THE BRITISH BARK FA1Rr.-The
British bark Fairy, which was laden atRull River,
s. c., with cargo OF phosphates and bound for o
port in Europe. went ashore on the breakers o.
ST. Helena Bar, on Thursday night, and has be.
come wreck, having broken In two The rig.
gtng. provisions and other movables were saved.
This Intelligence reached here by the steamer
Eliza HancoX, from Beaufort, &c.
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LECTURES on NATURAL HIsToRY.-The course
OF lectures usually given at this season by Pro.
lesser Holmes, at the Lyceum, will be resumed at
S O'Clock P. NJ. this day. New and costly ap
parasus has been lately added to his laboratory,
and Zautmayer's grand solar microscope Will be
used for exhibiting the wonders Of the Invisible
world Those young ladies aud gentlemen who
have taken or intend to take tickets should &C.
cure their seats without delay. Advanced classes
in schools taking nfteen tickets will be allowed
discount.
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Hotel Arriv;iIs-slay -as.
AILLs HOUSE.

HOUSE.
h. Chord, Troy; a. H. Hammod, New York;
Mrs. A. ]. Rich, Mrs. A. N. St1ne, G. I. Rich,
Buffalo; II. g. Richards CaptSn A. J. Bentley, q.
G. Ha l. New FORK; G. .. searle, st. Louis; Il. a.
Tracy and wife, Norwich; j. N. stro g. HanGinal,
New York; Mrs and MISS Kelly, Calais; Mrs. N. G..
Hansard, New Lond N.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
]. L. Fonda augusta; 7: Gri'nshaw, Canada;
Miss Il: Cartir. Miss NJ. Pagan, MISS J. jann ey,
mlssA.J J nney, Mss p. Januey. Master J. jam ey,
e. D. King, tlew York; ]. A. Barksdale, ". F.
Oarsten, Sruta Carolina: DR.. NJ. II. Urowder, New
Orlednsi D. Qalun, Augusta; Z Maher, Maryland;
r. R. Bridges, North arolins; A. Jacobs London;
G. G. Couk, Maryani; H. Holmes, st. Louis; J. ]
Campbell, Mrs. w. H Gilderseeve. Brooklyn; =.
Brnadoeut, W. Barnes, H. D. Musselrnan, Bal.
tlmore; G. 8. Gavitt, j.. G,.d vile, Mrs. 8. W.
Peaslee, Il. II. Calhoun. Fiuri,a; J. Stern, While.
hall; A. N. Latham, St. Andrews; W. CIyourn,
Camden.
PAVILION HOTEL.
8. N. HENRIK, Columbia; g. r. Congdou,
Georgetown; T. e. Raysor. s.. Georges; T. l. Hol
brook, Wsshi gton; E. Stewart, Savannah; J. g.
Foster, Beaufort.
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INQUEsT.-A jury OF inquest was empanelled
yesterday morning by Coroner Taft to inquire
into the circumstances which led to the death OF
Henry Doscher Gerken. the youth who was run
over by the street car, In Meeting street, last
Thursday afternoon. On the testimony Of one
witness several parties were bound over to ap-
pear to-day. The Jury then adjourned until to.
day, at 1e H.. when the examination will be re.
sumed at the office OF the coroner. In the Court.
horse
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nlay19-6


VIII be conducted as follows:
There will be q large wheel, accepted oy n COM
mitree OF Mechanics, which Will contain tie num-
hers from to 10000, each anu every hummer
plainly printed. These numbers VIII De couiIteo
O i In full by three prominent ana well,kno~n
persons who will put them up In lots OF looo eacn
They VIII seal and swear 10 the quantitY ana nuni-
bers being correct, under a Aoary's sea-: some
prominent person viii then be selected 70 put
Imem In the Wheel which will be rapidly reVolVed
lor half oil hour ,,
There will also be smaller wheel. winch Will
conf ALI 2iUi pieces Of paper "r tickets, eacn wrap
ned IN alKe, and on eacn will be plainly printed
Academy OF Music, 100000, 25,0OO 1v,U00, &c. re-
urryeutng each and every prize To be drawn.
These will be IN -pected aud plared In The wheel
those In the larger wheel, after'"hlch tne Wneel
will be rapidly revolved; number VIII then DC
drawn from the large wheel by ond or ollno,
folded person, which nulnner VIII ne announcer
10 .he audience DISTINCTLY, and printed upon q
black board for that purpose, 30 tnas IL may oe
seen by very one In the house.
A Ticket or Prize will then be drGws IN the same
manner from The smaller wheel, Which Will De at.
nOu,Iced m the same way. and the person hOldl g
the number drawn from the large wheel will bo
enttled to the prize printed upon the ticket drawn
from th, smaller WI ee..
Both wheels win then be revolved, and second
n uu,ber drawn from each wheel as before. This
will be continued until all the prizes have oeen
drawn from the smaller wheel.
BUTLER, CHADWICK. GARY co.,
msy1g-6 Charleston, 5. G.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS JOB Office
is new prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous'
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
nusiness nan should have his card printed or
his envelopes
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EXECUTIVE NEws.-The following appoint
mens and changes have been announced at the

EXECUTIVE NEWS.-Iut .IUIIV"IHE "PPVAI1e'
ments and changes have been announced at the
executive department:
John Bauskett. of Richand County, notary pub.
lie; T. G Cavender, trial justice, Chesterfield Coan
ty, removed on account OF change OF location,
and H. ]. Fox appointed to fiji the vacancy.
G. 8. Smith, trial justice, Barnwell County, Vice
J. N. Ryan. removed; A. c. Moore, Richland
County, deputy surveyor: J. II. B0yles, OF Winns-
boro' treasurer OF Fai field County, Vice J. ".
Clarke. decreased.
Gadsfen Tarltan, OF Clarendon County, has re.
signed hi, Office as county commissioned.
P. NJ whitman and W. J. Verdier have been
appointed commissioners OF elections for Beau.
fort County.
" j. Samuels appointed commissioner OF
deeds. resident at Frankfort Kentucky; jacob
DUBOIS. commissioner or deeds, resident at No.
1855 Broadway. New York City; James F. Corcoran
and Samuel Mortimer, OF Charleston, South Caro-
lima to be nGtaries public.
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The ATTENTION OF WATCH-BUYERs is called
o our large stock OF wslthan Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United Ssates as the best aud cheapest in the
market N!Watches guaranteed.
". CARHISGTos IL Co.,
mario No. 256 King street.
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MORTALITY REpoRT.--The city registrar re-
ports 81 deaths for the week ending May 90 or
these 2s were colored persons and whites Chill
dren, as usual, form large majority OF the whole
number.
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CITY AFFAI R S.
MeetingsFhis Day.

Washington Lodge, at P. N.
Etna Fire Engine Company, at half.past P. NJ.
Knights OF Pythlas, at P. NJ.
Committee Steam Fire Companies, at ha!f-past
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NEW foRk LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATURDAY
NIGHT and FIRE SIDE COMPANION, six cents a
copy, at No. 1s1 King street. may3.w
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Bull HEADS printed on fine paper ct 50, 81,
sj. Sc so snd sS so per thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS job OGice.
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sos. 600 in Premiums presented to Shareholders
$loU, 600 In Real Estate and GreehoacS eriZes 20
be distributed 10 Shareholders.
o. Real ESIale Prizes, worth from $500 10 S25,ou'.
522 Greenback Prizes, from SIS to $1,000.
ONLY 10, 900 SHARES WILL BE ISSUED.
ONE SHARE IN EVERY THIhTY-oNE WILL
DRAW A PRIZE.
This Real Estate Property, conveyed oy Deed ol
Trust tu he committee who are 10 conduct t!e
DRAWING. is 10 be ira slerred hy them TO tae
FURTUN ATT: SHAREHOLDERS as soon as Ihe re-
The Drawing win take place according to the
published programme.
TIE DAY OF THE DRAWING
will be announced by Telegram 10 the Associated
Press.
A SIN Il Sum invested low may secure Fur.
tune.
Every Shareholder may rest assured OF equal
Justice, and shat this Scheme, unlike many otaels
Is FAIR, SQUARE AND HONEST"
Money received after che Bnoks are closed Wal
be uronlprlv returned. For full particulars, ~
embraced N revised pamphlet. address
J. c. DERBY. Geuerai Manager,
NAYS Key Box No. j3t. Augusta. Ga
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PERSONAL jefferson Davis
was expected to arrive In Columbia yesterday.
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LADIES AyD GENTS, who contemplate tray
elng are Informed that We have few OF the
finest and most substantial Trunks ever offered;
also, Travelling Bags, In great variety, and COM
mon Trunks o: all description.
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HUsT Ess so1E ES.
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By MILES DRAKE.

BY MILES DRAKE.
EIANCY GOODS, LADIES' HATS, STRAW
IL GOODS. DC.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, I will sell with.
ont reserve. at my Store, corner OF King and
An invoice Of FANCY GOODS, just received,
consisting OF: sa
shell and Metal Back Dressing COMBS, Rubber
Fine Combs, Pockethooks, Cigar Gases, Qarters,
Cloth, Hair, Shaving and Tooth Brushes Specta.
cles and Gases, Belt Buckles Bracelets. Buttons,
Watch Guards, Scissors. Knives. Scarf Pins,
Rings. Ch1gnon Combs Fancy Soap, sewelry
Sets, Ear Drops, Brooches. Sleeve Buttons. DC.
10 cases Ladies' Hats, latest style.
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, Tabscloths,
Towels, Ladies' and Gents Hosiery and Gloves,
Dress Goods, Goats, Pantaand Vests, Men'a Boys
and Children's Straw Hats. DC.
On TOMORROW will sell q Large ana Choice
Assortment Of Sessonable CLOTHING. maya
TINTED STATES MAR&HAL'S SALE.
" South Carolina Dlstrict.-Wln. q. Dorrin vs.
Brig ". q. Parks.-In Admiralty.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale to me directed
from the Honorable Jssge Of the District Court Of
South Carolina, In Admiralty for the District
at Public Auction, at the Old Exchange, east end
of Broad street. In the Port OF Charleston, THIS
MORNING, the 24th day Of Nay, 1871, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ,
The Brig W. q. PARKS. her Tackle, Apparel
and Furniture, Sails Chains, Anchors, Boats and
Appurteuauces, as she now lies at Marshis Wharf.
Terms OF Sale--Cash. Purchaser to pay United
States Marshal for all necessary papers ana
United States Internal Revenue stamps.
l.. E. JOHNSON,
maya o.. 8. Marshal, District Of So. Ga.
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iDatrbes, 3cmelrp, &r.
LIME JEWELRY, WATCHES, &c.
THE LATEST STYLES.

Particular attention is invited TO the NEW,
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF WATCHES
IEW ELRY, SILvERWARE AND FANCY GOODS,
suitable for Presents just received and opened.
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UNEoUALLED CLIMATEl PEAoEABLE CoUS
TRYI GENEROUS SOIL!
The salubriouS and health-glvtng climate D
Aiken has given 1t the name OF "The saratoga d
The SouLh.'t
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FIVE DOLLARS will purchase Share including q
Work of Art worth FIVE DOLLARS.
The DERBY Farm Property to be distributed eLl
braces the Largest Vineyard anu orchard IN the
south.
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HlRUsSEs, SUPPORTERS, &c.
Just received, large assortment, and,for sale
Ug. H.. BAER'e
Drug store
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11remium Earb 5alt.
100000 100000
s1oo, ,ooo to be Distributed to Shareholders.

AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE
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JAMES ALLANs, No. ao7 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN's. No. 3O7 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLANS,. No. 3o7 KING STREET.
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Star Shoe House. No. 442 King street.
mayl7-wfm6
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-26
THE HANGING 0FRuL0FF
NOW THE MODERN EUGENE ARABH
MET HIS END
The Career OF the Learned MurdeEer-
Details His Lat HOurs-The FeIOn
Firm TO the Last-scenes at the Sea fold
startling Incidents

The New York rap;ri print very full
accounts Of the last hours and execution OF
Edward Fl. Ra!off, the extraordinary Grim
inal who, as already briefly announced by
telegraph, paid tie penalty of his crimes
at Bingbampton, n. Y, on Thursday last.
We make some extracts:
The last twelve hours OF the life Of this
monster were symmetrical with all it's pre-
ceding years Of infamy. At 124 O'Clock
this morning, when the galiows was only
twelve hours distant, he turned to his die
tOnaries-but Thomas Johnson, one Of
h.s keepers, saw that his a tentiOn to th c M
was a mera pretence, as he observed that
Rulloff had book wrong SIDE up, which
ne had seemed to b. carefully examining
for some time. Upon making this di6cov-
tsrv, he was eE bOldened to bre- in upon
the N Citations Of the learned outlaw by
askipg him if lis business Ia this world
had all been c!o4ed. lie answered in the
Affirmative, and ihencef0rward made but
few attempts 10 convince his watchers that
be was engaged Ia those stndIes of Ian
guags by which he SO persistently sought
10 delude the world. He turned with The
facility Of his unbalanced mind from phil
oIogy to obscenity. and endeavored to be
5uile the night wi vile anecdotes. Next
Ibis man Of magical MUD sought to push
the impending horror from him by stale
devices, AID occupied himself by tie old
puzzle of arranging figures so that added
tLey would make fifteen either way. He
l1ade several failures at this, bnt finally
succeeded with this example
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-26
Prosecuted Organ.

The humag stomach. has been sharaefully
persecuted organ. There vas time when for
every dire:io;ion of duty it VAS punished with
huge dosss of tho most dieguat.ng and nsuseons
drugs. Ia vain it rejected them. and literally
returned them n on the hands of those who
administered them They were forced upon It
agsin and again. until ite solvent power was
the oueh drenche d out of it,
Tic wo:ld is wiser row than i. was In that
draetic ora, Wien Furious rurg and merou-
rial salvation were wha: Arternrs Ward would
have called the main holt" OF the fsculty in
CAGES of dyspepsia and liver ccmp'aiYt.
The great Glcdsrn remedy ior Indigestion sDd
biDiousness is Hostetter'S stomach Bitters, q
preparation which has the merit of onbiDing 3
aliatabla flavor ~ith sneh tonic. apcrient and
anti-billious properties, as we're never hereto
fore united in any medicine.
It has been dis covered, at jss' thAt sIck people
are cot like thu tabled 1itans, who fonLd p.Os-
tr&ti91 ref .biug that, whe1 Knocked down,
they rose from Tho earth twice vigorous "a
before When an inv Aid is prostrated by pow
erful depicting drugs. he is apt to stay pros
trated; and the debilitated being aware OF the
fact. prefer the building up to the knocking doom
system Of treatment
Host etter's Bitters meets the Re q1ireu'ents o.
| the rational me deal philosophy which at rres
emit prevails. i" ID perfectly pure -'eketaDie
remedy, embracing the taree important proper
ties ef preventive. touic, AID IN alteraiive
II for:ifes the hodv against die ease. invigorates
| and re -yitAlizes the torpid stomach and liver,
and sffects q most saiutary CHI rge in the entire
systeu. when 10 morbid condition.
! In this country where the enfeebhn3 tempera-
ture renders tho human Organization partlcu-
larry susceptible 70 un~holesoms atmospheric
inf uences, the Eitters should bs taken as pro
tection sgainss epidemic disease @
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We regret to learn, says the Raleigh
Telegram, that the wheat crop in Chatham
Is In q bad condition from rust, and that
not more than half crop will be made
this season.
The Pee Dee Herald has suspended a
thermometer in the Court House, by the
side of the judges sat, fer the purpose
of testing the atmosphere. A peculiar way
Of testing pt culiar atmosphere
CRAVEN CoUNTY.-Hon. NJ. e. Manly.
Hon. c. G. Clark and Maj. Henry Hard
ing, have been nominated for the Conven-
ton in Craven county. These are excel
lent nominations.