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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06

TIE municipal election in ST. Louis
las, Tuesday was the first that has been
held there since the repeal Of the dis
franchising enactments IN Missouri.
The consequence is that, for the first
time in ten years, the Democracy have
elected their ticket, the majorities being
immense. The result affords some IN
dication OF the way elections will 90 IN
West Virginia hereafter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06

The Cumberland Daily Neacs Is al
neatly printed and sprightly looking
sheet, published by G. CHARLES ana
COMPANY. We believe this is the first
daily that has started in GUNNER
land. The good people of that flour
isbips town should give it hearty sup
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06

THE news from Connecticut grows
better. They must have been voting
there all Monday night. The indica
t;ons now are that Governor ENGLISH Is
reelected, Notwithstanding GRANT and
"tbe colored troops fought nobIy'
The Republicans give it up and the
Democratic chickens are beginning to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06

Our attention is called to the fact that
The First Magazine is not the first
magazine ever published in West Vir,
GINA. That honor, distinction, or
whatever it may be called, belongs to
the Rural West Vrsinian, which was
published monthly, at New Creek, by
Messrs. G. B. and D. GosoRN, during
the first six months Of 1865, and we
cant say how much longer. 1t was
an educational as well as an agricultu'
raj journal, and seems to have met with
some success, for it doubled its original
size in six months. The Clarksburg
publishers must mean that theirs Is
the first magazine" they ever issued.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06

An exchange says: Parker Pills
burg, the abolitionist, is preaching on
free religion ; and now, what is free
religion 2" Why, it is what they cal
over on Roaring Fork a promiscu
Gus and indiscrimlnate scramble hell
rarls
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06
THURSDAY, APRlI. 6, 1871.

UNDER the terms Of the act OF tue
Legislature creating the new county OF
Summers EVAN HINTON, Esq, has
been appointed Sheriff by Jadge Nc
WHoRTER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06

SENATOR FssroS, of New York is
out of favor with the President and
NAV now be counted, along with SUM-
xER, ScHURz and company, as an OPP
moment OF the administration.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06
The Celebrated
Murray
81
lannnan's
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable and
refreshing Of all perfumes, for use
on the Handkerchief, at the Toilet
and in. the Bath. For sale by all
Druggists and Pefumers.
sepl3d&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06
MARRIED..

BONE-SMITH-On Wednesday evening
April 9Th, 1871, at the residence OF Mr.. II. T.
Shearer, by the Rev. ID. w. Fisher, MT
ALIEN. BONE and Miss BELLE NJ. SMITH, all
of this City.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06

a. BOXES PEARL STARCH,
10 20 Boxes Corn Starch,
q Sea Moss Farine,
10 "a" Bakers Coco and Chocolate,
At LAUGHLIN BROTHERS Il CO.,
aprG Wholesale Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

A GERMAN PROTESTANT Gill ~ 4,
a nurse. For further particulars appis
at this office. oR-O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06

port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
p10cFNG Fps 1pPTVED

FROM GLASGOW-In steamship Europi June 3-Rev Thomas
Stacey wife and family Mari Jackson, George hosrsm wife, and
John Aeley family Neil NJ BuchnaE Mary Buchantn Luas
Fiat Ms Geo Hamilton and mly NJ Ha.r, Kena3 hl Es;
Scott Z. Du Mars Mrs Marie Lenigren.
FROM LIyERPooL-n steamship Algeria une b Mr. L. Doiis
ami maid Ch Trask Miss Mrs T. Rips r. Ward David
aud Mrs j. Smith and child r. kmba NJ sAce, X Hyde j.
Marston s T. Randolph Gu Kamp Wilson, Ba
gene Antoine d. Goubareh Ms EdHdse and mad Miss h. "eh
and 6e6 in the Storage.
mers Banch Laur Fred Doson Harry Russell Mn sarah VIII
ri the Rev. JOS hyua wife and fanl5 Mss Fqny EGa MS
Emma Eckley HAYNES and S Miss Hannah Haynes Miss Agnes
Haynes Besyley, Miss Mary Ann james LamPng Mr.
Puapd John uney family; Joseph Taylor wife,
and family; Ror Samuel Meen Jlhn Elliott A. Wren eory
Mosson John oyto Anna sykes Lynch Miss Lasson.
FROM NRW ORIEANS-In steamship Gen Meade June ar a.
Masgoge and wife W. wsendo Henrg w. T. G. Kne, and
si .nd ergsnt Miss L. MaolonsN M,t T. v Bennett Chrssu
Msttbeu wife and servant Hanett NostraEd w. o. Bell, W.
Randolph Mss Mary Caproa Mrs. ItneroD Henry T. Daand
Miss Dsud Mrs c. Clamp and servant SD 2 the
PROM BREMBN-ln steamship Deutscht Jg1e IN smonsed
and Wife Juius Smonh Victor SCHROEDER - Keller Schoverns
sui We ] Maree and wife Fechheme Schuler Rnd Monder,
A. p Chamberane aud WIZ X W betrcl vile anu
child John Bergen jacob Wo Fherese Won Isaac Heht.
C IIaag ana daug er H. Celaren K r. Sreckmsnn, g. Jons.
H. Mas Aug Lablh L. Bsrth A. KauE Dgsse Bertha Hob
ksmp and child Meta and daaghter Anna kus H. Morgen-
,b q E;scb, ID Tocbemann Clara Okrnluer, Emma Kodn, e.
ner n Gryse and vie H. nghm w. Si.e J. C. Dolmann q.
Scboss Cath Reichal VI. Lesberg am caro- ne ean
K,rl We'll N Volweie H. Tschud, L. fhnee Belger, O.
nto GARNER Certe Scheese dkrone PlaHer inl chi, A.
"a. Car. Close G. Huuer Resale Rot nheim ami chh Wolf
ID q Fsbiur A Beger ROB ran AMI child. Cath Hof-
MAJ II Billman and wife A. Geiner and I'll D. Mcbnrte
FROM SAyANNAH-In steamship HerHH Lyngson, June y
Cha Marshall and wife Cbas Whteman ard Sf Nc
children and servant; }. Meehm wife and Children MI Lno
Ms " G. Brown Miss Cannon, Ms A. Russell Mrs A. y, nfHs
az NJ ,nI Ms Copon Mrs Tunper. Mrs shears Master H.
PURIFY Mr. aud Miss Weuooche s. williams Caps q ~
5 Cumming VIM Bait, j. ". Doaae Richard Vicar l. Se.st%AP'
VIM Crawford Bsqn A. Poster Jno Kspny wsIrsn n =
Alien g. schoe r. Merritt wm r. Lloyd aud 10 IN Tie '1ee'Aos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05

But II a mans conscience be lar, eould anything
God-the God not far OF but at hand-au in ALI
Pantheism is a religious idea. The great mystcs have
all been Pantheiss the great poets are Pantheists
The great sweep OF the affections toward God demands
that He should not be being whom we can measure
bs outlines should fade into mist Then you set him
flowing in the universe and all religions have
windows that open 10 those al-g0yerning
s,ries Americans are more panthcistic than
other peopes because their sympathies are more gene
raj and 0uicker Mr. Longfeow said the essay had car
ried him back % years, to time when me- Win other
Students used TO walk into town To hear Dr. walker talk
about Panthesm He remembered the doctors saying !;
"Wbat do men mean by calling those atheists VINO pc
Ism ia ess dangerous than Atheism answer no. it IL
great deal more dangerous for II takes away ne sense
~ moral responsibility" But there IL pantheStlc con.
cepon of God which brings him so close tat We reel
him everywhere, IL IL the Ideal tendency when hehes
M toward Panthelsn; and the Americans incline to IL
more readily than the English because they are more
wendell Philips hereupOn protested against our judg-
I'm men by their theories Theoretically Calynisn dl5-
nenses with works, but where DO we ma hEnct
tandord Of morals or better works than among the Cal
vnistsl While human nature Is eapaDle OF IeelnB vi
remorse-as II, having WILL one mlght nave ooo shs
and had done WrOng-we shall not be able 10 put iSido
sense of DersOna responsibility To turn the deFl OUT
Of doors SpinoZa gives no theory when explains aNy
The fact Of suffering and he had suffering which ne
felt sure was uDmtigatcd evil The conversation cioseu
with a final protest from DR.. BartOl against TINS hOl0
OF unrnitigated evil He thinks belief IN any eesetl
evil i'm any fatality OF everlasting pain, Is philosophers
inconsste Mt with our belief in God and he believes tnat
human nature is Incapable Of doing thing when GOn
cannot utilize for good With this cruIhD OF tdhgdpo
comfort sCance concuded. L. - ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
CIVIL NOTES.

The Supreme Court, Chambers, motion cal
endar will be called at 10 a. this month instead Of -
M, formerly.
/ In the Kings County Supreme Court Adj
clode Leonard sues for limited divorce from her hus-
band william Leonard, the ground OF Abandonment
Defendant denies the charge and alleges t1at inc pam
tiff left him at the instance of hcrmOter Case Referred
Louis A. Myers, Peter Walthar and Joseph
NJ Strong filed voluntary petitions in bankruptcy last
week. Samuel Hoffman, Adoph Hintz and John ~
Kessler were adjudcated involuntary bankupts; ana
Philip Lewis, Henry Lewis, Henry W. wheeler ana
Lewis Hyneman received discharges In bankruptcy
Surrogate Yeeder of Kings County admitted
TO probate last week the wills of Bernard wilhelm, VIM
H. Van Yorhs Joseph Mayer, Amasa 8. Foster, and Ann
d. Smith of Brooklyn Letters Of Administration were
Granted on the estates OF Alexander Muir Bryan ODon-
nell Geo NJ Frost, Granna johnson, Thomas Thompson:
ir and Joseph w. Riokard of Brooklyn Letters OF
uardianshp OF the person and estates of Louis Fred
erick W. LAM were granted to William LAM, Samuel L.
DOYLE Mary E. Doyle, Hobart f. DOYLE, Henry e. Doyle
and Annie L. Doyle, Thomas A. Doyle, their father; OF
Thomas Greenan to Ellen Greenan. OF James o. spencer
and Emma A. Spencer to Catherine W. Boulnger tnelr
mother; Of John Wells and William A. Wells to william
Anderson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
THE COURTS.
FOUR SAILORS STORY OF THEIR sUFFERINGs-
THEY SAY THEY WERE ABANDONED ON A


FOUR SAILORS STORY OF THEIR sUFFERrNGs-
THEY SAY THEY WERE ABANDONED ON A
BARREN ISLAND
II the story Of William II. Bradford and
John Randall Is true, there is sea monster at large
worthy of the sevcrest penalty of the law The suffer
ines OF Bradford and Randall, as told by themselves
were substantially as follows:
We ahmed at Bombay for this port on board Of the
American bark Nevada, George Lunt captain. For
some time before going 10 sea- I'M Hlo"Ju VS. a., 40
quarts OF water. We were unable 10 WORK on sleh o
scanty diet and, together WIN Nels ana ftencnan
which was refused. Affairs continued IN this terrible
condition after put to sea, when another request for
more nOurishng food was refused. We told the captain
that we should die OF starvation unless we could have
more 10 eat and for saying this. he Kicked anu peat u.s.
pilObOat accompanied the Nevada as iar as Ibe Dali
ron Island of Chunna which Is about 80 miles from the
Island of Zanzibar Here Lunt forced us to 90 on Doaga
of the pilot boat and ordered the pilot to leave us Will
oheved hut on returning to Zanzibar, the pilot told MT
WoHb- the American Consul what had happened tOhsul
Webb he heard OF IT, Seh HJs1e - FOR eav
Inc ia When we sufficiently recovered 10 enuiIe
the voyage Mr. Webb sent Bradford ana Ranqau 10 tn
port in the brig Wild Gazee, aud slppeu "eI7 anu "
fonse for Boston in the Glde'
Bradford makes the following statement;
We were on this barren island about "a hours ana sur
frad terribly; weak and hungry, ana unutr tl
burning sun could get no water. WHAT we suffered can
ne told and In little while longer We would nave deu
Bradford and Randall made their complaint 10 cOln
missioner Shields. who sent them on oatIuty 70
where the Nevada Is owned. The papers III the cas-
prepared by Mr.. Webb, have been sent 10 tne LII
States DistrctAttorney of that CITY, long ana rang
en- any particular and their story convinced
those who heard it Of its ruthtuless III was aseJI-
sneedilv discharged her cargo and sailed for Rio
Janeiro. 1t is stated that the Government VIII take
active measures to secute the arrest OF capt LunL anu
bring him to trial. The penalty Tor aDanuonnS SdAoIs
on barren islands is death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
THE COTrRTs FOR nrNE.

In the Supreme Court there will be General Term
PART will be held by Judge Brady and Part IT. by JUDGE Van Brun
Judge Barnard Chambers but he also assigned to Gen,
be Chambers calendar win he called az 10 and part Of
The motions each da Judges ngham and Carozo for hearing
In the Superior Court the General Term viii be
held by Judge. Jones' INN, and Freedman Judge Mcneil vi" M IN
Speal Term and the Terms will be held BY ChfJule Barbour
part ~ and Judge Spencer part HI - =. ,m
In the Court of Common Pleas no General Term
will be held ChefJusce DAILY will hold Part OF the Jury Term
nige n Daly Part Judge arremore will sit 10 Chambers Judge
Pcnson win prede In the Equity In place Of Judge Loew
The following is the assignment of Justices OF tine
u Conrt for lime, General Term CheJusc Aer aud ricy
and Grs. u Trial Term Part L. Tracy j.; Part H. Aier,
Part iii (uonjury) Curtis, j. Chambers, Gross J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK

CLEARED.
Steamship Nebraska (Br) Guard Liverpool, Williams Guon
SssT.Ijp Betsyis l) Sowerbv Liverpool. Chas q R,leayu'
steamship NY N.Y. E1 S On Mr Bremen oee1s Co
SeaT.hip Cyee Kennedy Galveston via Key West { H. mallory
Steamship st. Laurent Fr) Lemane Ha,re Geo saese1re
steamship james Alger lockwood Charleston = G. Henry NOR
S steamship wyanos Browne RcAaOad City Point and Norfolk Cd
DSls0a sn See.. 5r) Ioea Liverpool via Halifax O. Dale
steamship Regulator Freeman Wilmington c. L'HAfd s'eAAAv
Steamship Monitor. Jones PhlaiePha
Steamship N9.: e5S. ME-. 1p55iaS5ggpSne
Ship Annie Fish Yates, London, B. M'fun'' Son.
9 4%s7 T gG' iS S74 io s'iS9 9 S''a CO
Ssip Golien fleece CrowelL Boston, Pred "a ser
Bark Angelina uaLG GaLoS Bristol bls' So,o,Sa - q,
Bar Bals FoJot Soij Mo6lOeh FAa or w'nd
BARR 6a Capo Sor) Rasmussen COs P mouth Fua E''
Bark Haruak Br) Curry, Dublin ST. w. B.. Hen''
BagE Ma,n Shutt ~ shu,Ie Copenhagen FneA By, "a
BARK Naoyo Monde lltal Slace, Gibraltar lutt kye %
Bsrk Smynote Mackay, Malta. Hodges Fuottt -,
Bark Moneuma Hammond Barbaioes 4. g. n DssS TIM.
Bark Svruga Br), Hck Queenstown o. Famo th AfAe" ~
wabeno Dart Hamburg II. J. De Won Ch p,,, "a,
Bark Jenny B.riesgr Br DAVIS Hamburg Cans Tsss BoSi
BARK Ganyueae Nor). Nie!s d. Antwerp. wesfh i''~
BaTk Weymouth (Br) Co,nan DunkrE France " VOL -
Barb Cahpa tBrl CreyeauI PoH spain, Hewlett ally
Brig Susan T. VOORHEES, FolioN Marse.les b W. Ca
SSSs Poio slsoa Fa@psS and Vera &so r'n' Book
ns Seas w..esm.u w.ns,r s.,.u,.%r and u'o' D1A
" sssr Ra,rwooa perse C.,r,,ovn $ F. Hso, Co
schr Wm H. Bowen Terrg philadelphia H. '" JieEo" To-
Schr Blackstone " skin Providence
Se6 o g. Acaen Mead stanford stanford hhnueaHHS0@
,, n,, 1. Ms,.aer Liverpool NAY oueea'-
81 S wv f bi. ' sri 7ii p,.. 10 q frsucklyn.
Steamship huropa tBr) Campbell Gasgo" May ~ WIN ~4
o. s, no psSsul N g. Neyn,scr Bremen % "a so''A
am Con .S q ii j Sa@aes i, os Ma. l. aaess''-s
lstb viii tad,e. sod psss to T. W. j. lufs~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
DTCIsIONS--JUNE 3.

Sy,srioy Court-General Tapq-By Chief Justice
Barbour and Justices Mcneil and sPeneeEAmela PIby a The
Rsilroad orier reversed aud trial
granted with costs appellant abide the event John heGnn sgt
1opb Ro-EIcepons sustained verdict set aside and trial
{ Nth costs 10 he defendant abide the Anthony Douglass
AIT WIN HpneJdguen reversed order Of referee vacated and
- ii or i with costs TO abide WIN. knowon e al
AIT The Providence NewYork steamship CompanyNet set
aside ordered with costs 10 abide the event Jonh MORON
AIT John McSwegan-Judgment affirmed, with costs
Supeyioy Comt-Specidl Term-By Judge McCunn.-
Mercer AIT Boge The Aston Fire ms Coz CLARK agt
Biniuger; Haze wel agL COursen-Oriers granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05

DIR. Lambe, who has been spoken OF as ' nc,
- director Of the new Vienna stadt IbeateI'"a lor
hi. services the modest remuneration OF 5000 year ANA
Us ,.st Of 10 per cent in the net profits when "ould
~robay increase his salary by about So20 ,l ig c 81 @
g si.o box representing }taIIt Ist , W '-'-'
nun , s Som 10 dsyeusc iTeC tickets ad H1''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
DEP4RTURE OF FORELGN NAILS.
MONDAY. JUNE 5.
No Steamship ,
TUESDAY. JuNR 6

TUESDAY. JUNE 6
Mails for Europe Plymouth and Hamburg steamship Wesphshs
from Thi HobOken close at the pos0ce At 1850
Station l;lO j, lO:5Oa Steamship sails
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made the Pier al
Hoboken and close AT 1:l0
A letter, deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double pOstsgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
About q. m. Saturday. Officer Arnold of the Fourth

cnct saw Two men driving containing Eve barrels Of whisky
IT, mmed ey to- them the Saonouse where they their
names AZ Edysri Lowry Patrick Oaa Later in the day Arnold
before Commissioner Shields WHO detailed
Marsha Robinson bring them before him Upon reaching the Station
Ion tho Marshal found that neither Lowery
HAVING been locked up Lowe said that be had interest whatever
IN the whisky and had only been employed 70 drive the cart
tanning H. lie bail await the action Of the nranl
v Il was argr discovered that the stamps the barrels Of
.,b,.l "a h.enc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
NrNrATupR AT.Mssag

Sun nss... 40 Sun 7:26t Moon
WATER pAa
Hook. 9 % Cows Island l009t Hell Gate III 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Patrick W
Kane was committed Yesterday for sabbng William Tute No. OF
Greenwich-st, in the abdomen.
The examination of William H. Beare OF No. 81
charged smuggling into this city silks and aces worth
$50 begun Saturday before Commissioner Davenport John
s<so an alleged accomplish testified that Beare bad understand
ing with Mag officer the British Custom House by which The
snsanc steamers the goods TO be Snug
gle and that he ssson acted this business middemAn" Adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05

COURT CALENDARs-rHi. DAY. =, -
SUPREME COURr-CHANBERs-lNGRiHAs "opens ~ " D. !"
Calendar called at H.
First Monday Motion Calendar
SPECIAL TERNSrrHERAN9 JIUpsn. a., iUi Cpnoo IL
Non enumerated Motions
CRcurr-PART L-BRADY, J-Calendar called at 10y a. N.
RrIbm.n act Kemp III .BrOOme agt SOughton
Jr) Rice at Wmening 62gl Lamply adm &c agt Clark
g.. Swords Edgar. 359i Clifton AT Pelton-
45..Amer Nat Bank sgt Wag gog' .Iiot sgt 1Pague'
80. Fielder AT smOud. AZ; .FeierliG agt W9eTner
Railroad OF n Y AS. .yollman agt Snyder IT.
800. Bender agt, krOn. ~ 'NonAUhg As' ouepau
l4l. Hopkins AT. Moekln IS MeNahen agt CoHu. Lie
16i Voorhes at Olm,ead. Ins. Co.
4O7. .LeMereier agt BhehA
i2o Rail at Hudson River Rail- 1871 Stewart sgt PhepI Fire ms
YoaICo Co. OF BROOKLYN.
299l I aTrence AIT Maxwell &c. Hoffman agt. Wagner.
gOl Sasanora sg De Vale 252i Rockwell agt 1a'e hh,
lO7i Walsh err &C. ag sexton 1854 Iyug agt Cosme "afe
&c. Cooke agt The Seventh Ward 224t. Mckinley gi Lamb
National Bank 282. .Hoy agt Miles
229 Coismsn sgt Postou 2s8i. Levy agt vaBiyke
1856. .Odlle AT. Goodyear. ~. BY agt Co1nor -
l6 Bailey, recr sc, agt Rath SA'uO,he sgt IuenteL
1888. Gallup sgt. Lederer.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERs.-SPRNCEh open, AZ D. I"
1918. .OaLley agt Tie Mayor Nc 10y pI "a F r. r.
I,2l King e. &C. AIT Sawyer Co, sgt n. Y C. a Hud X
TOJ New Boston Coal Mg Go. $50 , X IL. 20 2t,, ., o., Sc
sol Roe act steven. llO67..D De Long ag obuen'
49, Henmuller agi. Abbott it9' u s9leu ast pn,ns
60 'hsal ss. , Wr is7 Brode agt Bgien Sht &c
ash B.rklry at Punniss 1870 Bncn az ihr ne'n
Sai , Pa, at toar Traders Fire ms Co.
,,s Crane, Causes % "a" 4 Mehib,eh as Koeher
4l7 Ochsa gt OBrcu sheriff Sc. tyj ausuu at ~ ID p IA
81 49, Isnt &C. at as Sh at Brcn. Sh sc.
90 H., ~ Drrs'tm-nt cole Caucun agt Lyons
- 49,, K.u, sIrrF gll .iiaraer a.t Perks
~ i.n sgt Kin a5I KIP ars, Nc. aeL Mersiu.
bIj. TAYLOR a. Perrin. 'oit i,..'oh 's, vs. i,''
VA "S.''"''' - ''l'' ~ yo5 Miller Van rgy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-05
.PANTHEISM EXPLAINED
"NOT A RADICAL CLUB"

pANruprsM. BY THE REV. DIR. HEDGE, AUTHOR
OF "RBAsoN IN RELIGION" DISCUSSION BY
JOHN WEISS, WENDELL PHILLIPS, LoChb ia
MOTT. THE REV o. b. FRorHINGHAM, MIX
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-24
lt.e,,f.s by Ea,lrqiaa. 4sstl q
aorr1 CS,poI rn ri II NM

s4s bales cotton, ii bales domestics, 2se bush;
els grain, 7 cars lum6er and grain. To Ralroa9
Agent, W W Smit =. Pelzer, Rodgers Co. d
Frost l. Adger, A B Mnlligan, G W Witte,
L co, Sloan i Seignlous, Mardlaw d CareT, w y
Coarsneysdfo, Gee " WfHams y CT
1iams l. So1, j DAiKen,, LDeiNi Ssatn q M X eesss
rail WAGNER Il Monsees, H Bnlwinkle d CO, Otis
Phillips. Ii Triest, Elias Bros, G Follin, c Graveley,
" : Pnrcelj. ] Madsen, " B Smith & CO, Bollmann
Bros, j Colciough, J q Aallonee, Courier office, Dr
Bser' Utsey i Kenyon, W Hockaday, G RufiO, JH
Graver !. CO, B Boyd, 8 Litschgi, Mantoue & co, NJ
GoIdsmiGhN SON. and order.!ts x y
sAvaSsAH AND CHARLESTON kk1LRoAD.
Bales cotton, rough rice, 12O bbls naval stores,
mdse, &c. To G W White, ] Wescoat, Prlngle q
Son, Pe.zer, Rogers Il co, J Benson, J F Taylor u
co, o b S Price, Barden i Parker.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-24
New York Rice Market.

Prom the Daily Bulletin, April 20 The demand
for domestic has heen better. and. with The small
stock well In hand. sellers Obtained higher dgur,s,
the market closing firm: sales vi 109 les al Ska9c
for common 10 choice. Foreign in light rcgut 81,
but steady; sales OF 100 bags at 7a7,1 cts for Kan.
COON.
. From the Daily Bull n, April 81: Domestic less
active but firm, as The STOCK here Is nearly OK.
sales OF 10 1cs at Sf.a9c. Foreign q little
slow. though former figures are still current ami
sustained without difficulty on good grases; sales
$50 bags kangoon at 7:sa',sc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-24
1nterior Cation markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, April 22.-Sales OF cotton yester-
day 104 bales; mtddling 1Sc.
0RaNGEBURG, April 2I.-Sales OF cotton dur
ing the week, 40 bales. we quote ordinary az loc'
low middlipg lOXc, and mlddling at 12Hc.
UNION, April 2O.-35 bales cotton sold during
thas week. hasKsts*openses eR hoHdas ALE;
ANDERSON, April le.-To-dsy middling cos'
tons command l2h to 1Sc.
ATLANTA, April la-Marset dull at Is lor
MONTGOMERY, April 21.-Cotton is In fair de-
mand in our market to-day for better grades, low
: SETMas aoSF2l.2rnefs wsfem ssssssxyeasr.
day BoWI nAadNi8s, RomfnSRy Az AdHg
done.
to better grades; sales IT'S bales, at the following
figures: Good ordinary, l1k; low middiing 12K;
middling l3alSx; good middling 1871. Sales OF
the week 1884 bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-24
New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce. April 81: The
market for spirits turp mime remains in about
the same position. A Jew fresh lots were on sale
10 day, but net q quantity sufficient to affect
prices. The, demand is moderate at the high
figures. Sales are RI barrels IN me, cilantable
order at 6oc; SO barrels DO from wharf. in lots. at
62Aa63c, am 25 New York barrels ct sc. Rosn-
sales were rumortd Of stra ned. but We rontl n,.t
trace III M 1000 barrels low No 9 sold al Sc IS
Some 7Uou barrels are DOW lOndinE for . Z nil
mental lort, The purchases made some lew DAYS
since. I'M not before repn ted. We quote sirau-
ed al 81 S.; No 2. 81 sOI3 %; No ]. So s0a4 80: pale
and Extra pale, S5as. Tar IL quiet at 81 J hs2 80
for Newbern, aud So 90 IOr Washington and VII
n!Ggsli.