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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-12
The Republican.
Wednesday, April, I2, II.
THR PRESIDENTS SAN DoHlN-
GO MESSAGE.

The message of President Grant ON
Ban Domingo, will be read with in
tsuse interest at this time By beth the
frisn ds and foes Of the President. 1t
il plain and ably written docum emit,
coming right to the point as all the
Presidents papers do, and is COM
plete and triumphant yindicatlon Of
the course he has pursued on the San
Domingo matter from the beginning.
This message, in connection With the
report made to Congress by the Com
mission who recently visited San Do
mingo for the purpose Of observing for
themselves. pr ecludes the possibility
Of surprising that the President has
been governed by impure or dishonest
motives in agitating the question OF
the annexation of San Domingo
Nothing seems to be further
from his purpose than to have the
Island annexed, unless the people want
it, having, as he again tells the country
30 policy to enforce against the will Of
the people. To our mind the Presi.
dents message takes the pins pretty eff:
tsctually from under the feet of his
enemies, and by it he has gained grshl
moral triumph over the assallers Vi bis
admins ration.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-12

The Ku-KLuA BILL.-A bill CIV
ing the President power to suppress
the Ku-klux organization in the South
passed the house OF Representatives,
last week, aud has been req orled from
the Senate Judiciary Committee to
whom it was referred without material
change, SO that it may be considered
as having become "a law By this. bill
the President is given power to sus-
pend the writ Of hadeas corpus, with
the same restrictions that were i'm
posed during the rebellion bv the act
Of 1868. 1t is high time that the
country woke up to the importance of
using the necessary means to preserve
the lives and property of the loyal people
efthe South who have been SO long
prosecuted by these lawless bands of
dssperadoes~ Until the passage Of this
bill the President wa. powerless to act
IN the matter, and even now many are
opposed to the President. using the
power given him by this act for the
preservation Of law and order in the
REBEL Gus portions of the South.
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CARE YOU GOING EAsTg

"Well, neighbor H-,are you going
East this season 2 +c--i-
Don't think | shall that trip last year
rather used me up"
''You didn't go by the Broad Gauge Fri e
Railway, then, did you 2"
'tNo, sir i'll had I'd have been happy
man today st
s'Why, how's that p
''W ell, in the first place, if had gone by
the Erie L should have reached New York in
season 10 meet an important engagement ;
as it was went by another Line, was sew
eral hours late, and lost thousands OF dollars
by it,
''IYou recolIect. my advice before you
astried, dou't your
ayes; and | wish had followed it. Why
1 am told that the Erie cars are foot
wider than those in ordinary use and that
man can 1--we ia them both day and night
just as comfortab.y as he can at the Ser
man or the Gait House. s-.i
ayes, and get just as gooi and regular
meals at the Company's hotels along the
line" 1850
That's an item, for always get hungry
in travelling. But where do you connect
with these Erie coaches I might take a
notion to run on East before long, for they
say It's worth the prise OF ticket to see the
Drawing room Cars % +es
They run iour Daily Express Trains
starting ftom CIncluuati, from Cleveland
from Dunklrk from Buffalo and Rochester.
aud running through without. change 10
New York You ear, take the Broad Gauge
cars at either. of these points, and III either
case will have view ofsuch scenery 5 you
never saw before 10 your tife unless you've
been to : witzrrand. -
No, never have but I am going to
New York by the Erie Railway The first
!, week | can spare and shall take my wnole
family along Where do you buy the
!,sekets 2;
Oh anywhere All the principal tick
81 agents throughout The West and South
heve them for sale Our agent here says
ne h al ile can Go TO supply The 4 .;naad.''
Does he Vel, III hurry ottr 70 TIE
d oar .recF on, and invest right away :
Good day, sir, ' - .a g
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UNFORTUNATE FRANCE. Bloody
scenes are still enacted on French soil,
and the people of that unfortunate
country are literally butchsring one
another. The organization term ed the
Communists ere making war on the
Theirs Government, and have enlisted
thousands Of troops into their service.
Bloody work between the Government
forces on the one side and the followers
OF the COMMUNISTS Cd the other is the
consequence. For several days. last
week, and again this week, there has
been severe fighting around Paris,
where the Communists are the strong
est. AT the latest adyices the Nation.
81 forces were fast closing in on the
insurgents in Paris, and are determ
ined to carry the city by storm. A
terrific slaughter on both side will
DOUBTLESS be the result. .es
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The SAN DOMINGO REpoRr.-The
report OF the San Domingo Commission
Is now before the country, and the
people have an opportunity of judging
FOR themselves whether it would be
wise policy for the Goyernm emit to an.
mex the island or not. The population
of the island is estimated by the Com
missioners at 10000, nineteen
twentleths of whom are negroes. The
territory comprises %, PIP square miles
The public debt of San Domingo is
1851 ,0U0,000.. ,.t.-. .g
The annual revenue is given at ST..
eoO 900. AS a matter Of benefit to
the Domibgian and Haytien people the
aanexing Of the Island admits of no
doubt -.
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TIE ELECTION FOR JUDGE.

The election for Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court to fill vacancy,
occasioned by the death of the lamea
ted Judge Paine, has resulted in the
success Of Judge Lyon, of Racine, BY
a majority of not less than 10000.
We do not claim this as Republican
victory, notwithstanding Judge Lyon
received the unanimous support of.
that party, bat as severe and I'M.
mist.kable rebuke from the people to
the partisan democracy who made the
attempt to steal in a Judge of our Su-
preme Court on political grounds sole
ly. Un,lsr the circumstance it is a
great personal triumph for Judge Ly-
en-, and the people may feel assured
that he will not betray the conf dence
they have .reposed in him, bat will
discharge every duty With iaithfumess
and integrity. .s:Isf5
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-12

GENERAL AuNEsTY.-The General
Amnesty bill presented in the House
OF Representative By Mr.. Hale, of
Maine, passed that body on Monday
last, by vote CT 142 to 46 By this
bill persons are excepted from the ben
cit. OF amnesty, who were members OF
Congress, army and navy and Judges
OF the United States Court, who went
into the rebellion.
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LITTLE RHoDY. Complete returns
o! the RI de Island State election give
Padde.ford, Republican,, for Govern or,
1913 Stevens, Democrat, 5,345.
The Senate stands &c Republicans to
y Democrats, and | no choice. The
House stands 81 Republicans to l3
psey-.a.4.
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WATEhToWN AMI LAKE SU-
PkkI0R RAILROAD.
Published April 6, 1871.

Fl PnbfTshsd april 8, 1911
CHAPTER 39l-LocAL.
AN ACT 1tosincorporate the Water
town and Lake Superior Railroad
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-07
New York Rice market.

From the Daily Bulletin. March4: Encouraa ed
by the tenor Of the recent southern advices hold
ers of the limited supply Of dorreste coniinue ex
tremely firm, though BUYERS are slow at the
prices asked. and take nothing except for
special use. Sales OF 30 tcs Carolina in small lots
at s1zaSXc fur good 10 prime, and Sxc Tor choice.
ie.gn:s ~ q, ,pathizes with domestic aud shows 8
stronger tome generally. Sales 200 bags at SIC,
currency, du'y pail; and S3saSkc, god. IN bond:
From the Journal Of Commerce: There Is not
much business doing. Holders are confident,
basing their theories on The recent advances. in
the South bItbuy ers are still indifferent, and pur-
chase only In small lots as present wants render
necessary. We quote Carolina at SIaS24c; and
Rangoon, In bond, at S2Ia31c, gold. Sales q, les
Carolina and 200 bags Rang, on.
From the World: domestic In. small supply and
at the aie advance is firmly held, hUHgh buyers
want nothing except in jotbing way as required
1or special use. sales OF 25 tierces Carolina al
SMaShc FOR good to prime. and S3lc Tor choice.
Foreign also nrner. with sales o. 2O0 bags at nc.
cur lency, duty paid. aud 3Hc, gold. ln.bund.
From the Herald: RaDg0on was selling in
email way at 7afHc. Carolina was slow Of sale.
but upaliered IN value; prices weie quite steady,
owing 10 the small stock. Small sales were made
at from SC 10 siSc for common to prime.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.


Strict middllpg.. ..........--l9Se@-
R1cE.-This grain was without change the mas-
he, being somewhat quiet. Sales about 200 tierces
OF clean Carolina, say 80 tierces 1915, los at
TX, "a on nprivate terms. We quote common 10
fair clean Carolina at 71@721, good 7I@sc q b.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were no sales OF impor-
tance Crude turpen:ine may be quoted lat 81 e'
for hard, and So so q Dbl for soft.
FRsIeaTs-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi'
nal on uplands; via New York, I'd on up
lands, ld@lXd on sea Islands; by sail
ZIG on upands, IA on sea Islands,
To Hayre nominal. Ceasswtse-to New York,
by steam, 10 on upands and 1c on seq
islands; 81 Is q tierce on rice; by sail, he DOL
cotton; n;-Rtlerceo on rice; aoc p barrel on ros.n;
$7@s a onlumber; 5000 = on timber. X
Boston, by sail, Nc p b ON upland cotton
To Providence, by sail IS q on boards, &c
p b on cotton; by steam 81 y bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, ey steam, hc!S Ii
on uplands; by sail, ST = n on boards; ssS0n
timber; s. p ton on clay, and $s9sSo en- pnos-
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c 2 to BY.
Bail, So SCOT a on boards; $a9s es q ton o.
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber lreSh.s from
Georgetown. S. C.. Darien and SatIlla River, Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
@l2 a M are the rates on lumber and boards.
Misunderstanding GO day bills 2o3S@2o14.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The sanSs purchase
sight checks at q OF, and sell at par. -
!aoLD-l0HS11k.
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M4RIEE' NEWS.
CHARLESTON. s. Co.. MARCH 7, is
ARRIVED SUNDAY.

ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Bf bark Lord Baltimore, Hunford, Baltimore
| davs Ballast. 70 II F Baker CO. Experienced
heavy head gales during lhe'entire passage.
| ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
! steamship Fail River, HlncSley, Philadephia.-,
| lett - instane >Mdse To " Courtenay. Z
Bedford, E Bates * co, Campsen CO. eGcli;
Cater, VIM II Chsfee L CO, D0tterer Do%ie,
Noise &Dayis Q ID FRANKIE. ] d Graver ca, NJ
Greer S Son. II Greenland, JGo HurSamp CO. W
jenor,s Il CO. Z Keiiels, l'J Kerr d CO, k',elc
d Chapman, H klencSe. Il ID L6reniZ, Meyer,
Marshall & Burge; Mertens' D. g hinSr q SrS CO.
a Nismann, 4 kuilrOad Agent. DWELL, OsIen-
dorn y CO, FL U'NeIl c T PoppenLeim- Perry,
Paul We}ch i Brandes. Capt a RAMSAY" "Its A
Rosa, Ravenel b CO. W Steele Steeerger, Jno +
er, Walker, Evans X CogSTe.l. SEQ Williams
co, W II Welch. .Fogartie sa, W YaIes, Y Han.
cock.
10 ilays. Cual and fndse. TO Il Baker CO, T
Kerr CO. Cstendorlr CO. kinsnan Howell,
A Quackenbush Ii Wuhrmann, u FRANKIE, Geo
w Williams Il co, Cameron, Barkley " CO. Rail-
road Agenr, Dowle Noise Davis, r PP"pRen.
sha L III Fredsberg, " ; BsS?ll, Jefrurds & co, H
Cobia 1 CO, wagener & Mohsees. = 8 Bud, I n
Cater, Charleston MluiDg " Manufacturing CO anh
Others Was detained nearly month In Della
ware HreaSwater by Ice, aud encountered adverse
winds during the eR'lre voyage.
:. Schr Gen K Z Lee, GradlcE. Cooper River. zoo
bushels tough rice To r Haseil
steamer Eliza HancoN. burns, savannah. via
Beaufort, &c. 81 bags sea island cotton, mdse,
&C. To Ravenel, Holmes Il co, MCPHERSON.
Southern Express Company.
slo0p Ellen, George. CuOper River. 14e0 oaehels
Received rrom. Chisclas MIN III tierces rice.
TO Frost i Adger aud Bischefr 4 CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Br ship Kate Troop, Crocker, Lverpoel-Geo A
Trenholm Son.
Sckr Virginia Bare, Johnson, Beaufort, C-J
EnSl3w j 90. "
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Br shin Muscongus, Grover, Liverpool.
Span bark Eulaiia, Arana, liverpool
FROM THIS P0RT.
/. Schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, New York,
scar Ella Matthews, McElwee, Philadelphia,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, as New York.
schr Marshall, seaveg, at New orleans
Harch 3.
schr Harry Lee, Mayo OF Baltimore March 8.
SAILED FOR This PORT.
Brig CHARLES Wesley, Grittlr, from Belfast, Me,
Febrt ary IL
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New York Naval stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce. March 4: Spirits
turpentine continues in light demand at SIC, with
100 bbls sold III lots at that price. Rosns.-The
market Is nrm for ali grades, with a continued
free inquiry Tor strained, deliverable in Whining
ton, and moderate trade In tine quad Sades,
embrace.s0nae 5000 sbhts strained, isw wilnan gtan
on priya,e tefms. understood So e5aai0sstfafn-:
ed at 81 60a2 65; No. 81 SOa3 2o No. So jOa4 25;
quote az $245az so for Washington and Winning
tom
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily bulletin, March 4: Receipts are
more liberal, aud tile stock Of shipping grades Is
accumuatng, which makes the tone rather
weak, and close buyers are able to obtain light
concessions from former prices. The demand
from the South Is very small, and no lots OF any
size are reported. Retail is In better dmand at
nrm price,. st aw is Still scarce and wanted at
81 50aSl G0for long rye.
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Small sales at 500 per gallon for Southern pack
ages. Market nrm.
"Ros1N-Sales Of ITO bbls at 81 for strained.
CRUDE ETURPENrNB.-Sales of IS bbls at 50 Is
for soft, and So 10 for hard.
7Ax-Saes Of $50 bbIs at 81 60 per bbl, an az
vance o. 10c.
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1OMafEROIAL NEWS.
ExporIG.

trvrRpooI-Per Br ship Kate Troop-2l22 bales
INLAND cotton, 297 sacks cotton seed. o.. nm
BEAUPoRT, C-Per schr Virginia DareEonUoTJ nT
feet bridge timber and plank, 10 TONS S'n0 'AN
u,pdripa
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.IU S I Il E CEIy ED,
CARBOLATE OF LINE, the bess Disinlectart
and destroyer Of Rats, Mice Bugs, Cockroaohes.
&c A small quantity placed where they frequent
win at once dsperse them.
Pendletons Panscea, or Vegetable Pain E1.
tractor.
fresh sapply OF Fleming's Worm CONNECTIONS
the most reliable in use.
Also, a fresh supply.L SEAL oLEUM, the grea,
remedy for Rheumatism.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
DR.. II. BAER,
may3o No. l3l Meeting street.
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MEMORANDA.

SAVANNAH, March 6.-Arrived, steamship Her.
man Livingston, New York; schooners Grace
Girdsr, Bos; on: Loretta Fisk, Portland; aleXan.
der Young. Baltimore Cleared, steamship Nlcks,
burg, Bnssen; ships Alexandria, Bremen; Unl
verse, Liverpool.
The sohrJ B Marshall, which cleared at New Or.
leans for this port March 8, has on board cargo
Of II QUO bushels curn.
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CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES.

FslI Moon. 9th. 10 hours, 10 MIrures. morning.
Last Quarter, 18th. hou:s. o minutes, evening.
New Ipon goth. 10 hours. 10 minutes, evening.
First quarter, s9th. hours, "a minutes, morn e.
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Norfolk Grain Market.

Norfolk Grain Market.
NORFOLK, March 8.-CoRN.-There 1s no spe-
cial activity In the market. day, but al tne re-
cepts have been sold. The sales are 300 ousne!s
white at soc, 1000 bushels slightly mixed at 79c'
and 100 bushels yellow at 79c.
Oars.-we hear Of no transactions fur the last
two days. cav
PEAs.-No sales to-day that we hear Of: Gay
are wanted, and may be quoted at So ooas %, as
to quality and condition. Blackeye are IN Hgns sr.
demand, and many OF those arriving are very
moor which makes them hard to SELF
Selma Market.
SELMA. March CoTToN-There were saies
yesterday TO the amount Of 100 bales; low mid
ltines l2Hc; strict good ordinary l2Hc; good OF,
dinary ii 5sal2c; ordinary 18&allc. The dem mana
was light and factors weie unwilling TO meet tne
decline.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], ls7o.... bales. ,2'2
Received this week. I,!5S
Received previously ............ .."'o4oo-'',oA'
70 se1
TOTAL '''--
Shipped this week. k....................LSu1 - o-o
Shipped previously -.oSS'S-'O,-.o
Stock on hand Friday, March 3, 1871. S'6l2
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u R N Ew 70 R E.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 9TH, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK P. N.
NEW IRON STEAM LNE-EsTABLIsHED1 1870
srArE-KooMs ALI ON DECK.

!. The Splendid New IRON Side Wheel STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA, Crowen Commander, VIII san
for New York on TauRspAY MaTcn @ wn. vIn. n.ras. at
Srhe Fine New Iron Steam ship SOUTH CARROLL
Ma viii follow on THURSDAY 1elh March:
Through Bills Of Lading given on Cotton 10
Liverpool, Boston. Providence and the New Eng
ket rates.
Frelghts on Upland Cotton through to Liver.
pool lnine-sixteenths OF a penny, Sea Island one
penny. Upland Cotton TO New YORK hall cent,
Sea Island three quarter cent.
Insurance BY Steamers OF this Line u per cent
For Freight Engagements or Passage having
very fine atate-room accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, HUGER Il CO.. No. 26 BrQad.street,' or
t6 VIM. A. COURTENAY, No. Union WharVes.
mar6l
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nor SAVANNAH VIA BEa UFOKT AND
PACIFIC LANDING.
xITEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON

FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH, DARlEN AND
BRUNSWICK. Ga.
The farorte Steamer
e LIZA H A ~ G . Y,
Captain L. W. BCRSs,
viii receive Freight at Accommoda-
ticn wharf for above points every zzi.sE1df - !.
TUESDAY, and leave ON every WEDNESDAY, MUKh
ISe, 81 O'Clock, arriving at Savannah the sahns
evening, and leaving for Darien. &e., tie follow
ing morning. Returning, VIII leave savannah Io'
Charleston every MONDAY MoRSISd, 81 e.c.ock
For Freight or passage; Apply 10
RAvENEL, HOLMES 4 CO.,
Seplo No. Il. East bay
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NOR SAV AN N A H
ELEGANT STATE ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS.

The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR, f, :1EA
Captain L. n Coxetter, will leave
Southern Wharf on TUESDAY EVENING Marcn Z,
| 1871, at $50 O'Clock, for the above place.
The splendld Steamer ClTY POINT. Captain D.
above place on FRIDAY EVENING. March 10, 1871 :
! at $50 O'Clock. RAvENEL & CO., Agents.
mari
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD:

Passengers.
Per steamer Eliza Hancox. from savannah, via
Beaufort, &c. " Blake White, Nicnois,
Franz NJ Maioney, Norris, Captain Breachen,
W a Hussey and II on deck.
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Selma Market.
Receipts by railroad. March o.
soCrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

l113 bales cotton, 80 bales goods, 800 bbs -four
HW WiIii.ms = 20 r. n Walter j CO. CIV Wttte,
Pringle.E Son, L j. Desaussure Pelzer, Rodgers
= 70 Mowry & Son, Graeser Smith. u Salinas,
W c Courtney Il CO. W " Smith; CaldWeli son'
Erost y Adger,. A B MulIlgan, Sloan Seignion5,
Geo 4 Trenholn, i Son, W B Wiliamst& Son, G
Follin, Shackellord b Kelly
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD:
es bales cotton, 80 bbls naval stores, cars wood,
rough rice, peas, mdse DC. TO Geo Williams
K CO, Frost Il Adger, A J Salinas, Mowry d Son,
WK RyaQs;T P Smit .lldwell i Son, Pringle
Marshall Jr, Barden & Parker, Bee co,
J Gnsgrove, Mr. Whllden Sloan Segnious, G d
Walter L co, Reeder i Davis. @ Graveley, Abra,
hams Son, W Emanuel, Railroad Agent ana
Order.
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Wilmington Market.
WlLMINGToN, Ma, ch a-SP1Rlrs TuRpKNr1NE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-07
The CharIsston Cotton, Ktce al" H"'"A
Sfar.s Market.
MoNpAY EVENING. March 8, lS7l.)

MoNnaY EVENING. March 6. lS7l.)
co-ro, The demand for this staple commenced
with a weasertendency In rates, the softenmg in
c,,notion rather Increasing during the day,
amounting later to decline in some cases Of an
nA<c a tb, the market showing rather fair In
rnirv throughout. Sales about l4Oo bales, say $50
At TX, 4oat -, Ill at 12A, at l:1, 81 at l22l,
lsl at 49, 6s at ls, Ill at ls, 27 at 1871, 112 at
1sH, lis at 1a el6, 90 st 1s3s, Il at 13%, 125 at
1sX, u at a. II at lax, 124 at l4s, al LAX. We
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-07
E0R NEW YORK;,
OLD LINE NEW YORK AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
EsTAB SHED ls45.
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK sTATE-RooAs.

The very fast and splendid side.wheel Steam.
ships OF this Line will sail from Adger's South
Wharf as follows during the mouth oil March:
JAMES AOGER TUESDAY, Tth, at P. n
CHAMPION, SATURDAY, 11th, at P. N.
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, l4h, at 1sH Z. NJ.
MANHATTAN. SATURDAY, lSth, at AZ T. ID.
JAMES ADGER, TUESDAY; 2lst, at +. ID.
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, 28th, at II A. II.
- Through Bills or Lading given on Cotton TO
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng.
land manufacturing towns at the lowest market
rates.
Freights on ur,1nd cotton through to liverpool
n ne.sxteeE:ns OF penny; sea island onepenny.
INLAND cotton. to New York u cent, sea island
% For Freight or Passage engagements, apply to
.marilmo JAMES ADSsk q CO.