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THE ATTENTION OF WArcu-BUYERs is called
10 our large sock OF Walsha n Watches. Yhese
Watches have been long known throughout The
United STATES as the best and cheapest in the
market. AL Watches guaranteed.
". CARRISGToH i Co.,
ma-l3 No. 356 King street.
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TIE KU-kLuI IN FAIRFIELD.-The Wiuns-
boro' News says: "We understand that party
of disguised men whipped several negroes
near Monticello, in this county, on last Satur-
day night, the cause OF which We have not
learnpdo
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY J. Furchgott.
Benedict & Co.. Nos. 2i4 and 4S7 King street, beg
to announce that, in order 20 reduce STOCK, they
are now Offering all kinds Of 1ne and staple Dry
Goods at lowe- prices than eveT. The goods must
b. sold without regard to cost.
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New YORK. LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATURDAY
NIGHT and. FIRE SIDE COMPANION, six ceuts a
copy, at No. 16l King street. mays
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ATTENTION, TcuElsTs.-Stereoscoplc view:
Of Charleston and viclnty, 4; 10. l6l King street
ur at the uasel street Bazaar. noVla
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A BOX containing one quire Of Note Paper
with Envelopes to match, for Sc, at
CHss. c. RIGnTER's
may13-stuth nasel street Bazaar.
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Bill. HEADS printed on fine paper al Sc, ST.,
IS, se 50 snd ss SO per thousand, according 10
slze, at TIE NI:ws Job ONCE.
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THE STEAMSHIP Yesterday,
long ere sunset, this noble steamship came in
sight, and although she had to STOP at quaran-
tine was at her wharf before dark, putting her
passengers and freight through from New York
In fifty hours. The Charleston, on this occasion,
comes in the line OF Messrs. Wagner, Huger Co.,
and ". a. Courtenay, and Is consigned to them
for this trip. All who de:ire comfort speed, and
that considerate attention which makes sea voy-
age agreeable will take passage IN the Charleston
We publish herewith q card Of thanks from the
passengers to that admirable cfflcer, Captain
James Berry:
on BOARD STEAMSHIP CHARLESTON. May 10.
At meeting Of the passengers OF the Steam
ship Charleston, held on board Friday, May l9,
Hon. John Ryan, OF New York. was called to the
chair. The following resolutions we're unani.
mously adopted:
ReS0.red That we tender to Captain James
Berry our thanks for the care and aueution re-
ceved from him during the present voyage, and
that we heartily commend to the travelling pub.
lie the steamship Charleston as model steamer
and Captain Ferry as moGel commander.
RESOLVED, That copy Of The above be publisher
In the Charleston papers, and copy De also given
TO Captain Berry. JOHN Ryan, Presluent.
q. S. KEDNBY, o. S. n, Secretary.
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A MURDER AND MYsTERY.-A brutal muir
der has been committed in the neighborhood OF
the siSty.nine mile post on the South Carolina
railroad, beyond the Edls:o River. young
mulat,o named Ashley F. Carroll, resident oil
charleston, and q bricklayer by trade, who had
oone 70 Midway 10 do some ma: oury work. was
found by the roadside quite Dead ana win tue
marks OF heavy blows with an iron oar upon nis
head, fracturiug the skull. The deceased naa
formerly been member OF company X, lS0sh regl'
mept c. S. CIV. infantry, but was discharged al
Louisville, in October, 1866, as shown by acerlid
cate which was found upon his person. The mo-
live OF the murder was evidently robbery, as
shown by the rifed trunk Of the victim, which
was found near him stripped Of everything OF
value. No trace OF tie murderer has been dscoy
cred,
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PARcaEEsI PARcuEEsl IA royal game OF
India. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
apr2o And No. l6l King Street.
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MARX Your CLOTHING !-0rder your Stencil
Plates at the Ilssel street Bazaar. oct!i-is
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MILLS uQUSE

NJ. Bush Cleveland; n. W. Cary, Edgefeld. G..
s. Webster, wife and two children, Cardenas,
Cuba; Mrs. P. S. Gilbert. Boston; s. D. Gilbert, G.
Leh!back, Beaufort; A. F. Eean, Miss Rgan, New
ivrk; J. Fite, Philadelphia; Tom Jones.
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Mr.. VIM. H. Horey, an energetic citizen
Of Greenvilie, died in Massachusetts last
week.
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One OF the Splendid Steamers METEOR, INDIA,
PACIFIC. C0BCRN, ATLANTIC, JAPAN, KEWEE-
Nav, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL. Will leave
Buffalo daily except Fridays and saturdays at
3P. A.. Erie the next morning, Cleveland the
same night, and Detroit at 10 P. NJ. daily, lex
cept Sundays and Mondaysl for DULUTH and In.
termediate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad, to St. Paul,
and all points In Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin.
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Rail-
road for the Red River Country.
Excursion Tickets AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
wllsbe issued by all principal Railroads to st.
Paul by this route, returning via. all rail. Or by
Rail Routes to St. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lake.
During the months OF June, July and August,
EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via the North
Shore OF Lake Superior, visiting the Silver Mines,
Fort William, Grand Portage, &c
For further information, apply to
B. F. PATRICK,
General Passenger Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.f'
E. T. EVANS. Manager A. D. and p. Line.
S. b. CALDWELL, General Manager q. S. Co.
may8-mwl3mos
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, Nay ls-No,n.-Consols e33s. Bonds
oOH.
NEw YORK lday 9-Nonn.-Govcrnmen very
strong anu Steady. Stocks strong but gun /;
States steady bu, duh. Money S. Cold strong at
12Ha12s. ssrrllug unchahget;.
EVeniug-Monty 3a5. Sterling nnminslly IN.
changed. Guild llHal2. Governments declined
=. States stiong. TenneSse Iu4 new 7OI;
vlrg,nias 6s. new 72A; Luuslanss &c. new g.
ieVees ~, eghs 81; Alahamas i 3, nr,.s TO; Gcor
gas s5. sevtts o.: North Cur"iInas 4SL5 new .6sI
South Car0lras ~, npw u.s. FreiGhts very firm
NEW ORLEANS May ls.-BanK sier:lag 23X;
s'gnt y premium. G"d l2x.
COTTON MARKETS
,LTvERFooL May la-Nnon.-Cntton Quiet ana
sscady up!at us ~; olleIns 7ad; SALTS H.,
Speculation :2,ooo balls; STOCK s3i'0.o bacs:
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nurse, city
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

". o. Cain, Sumter; J. G. Cole and vile. Maine;
G. W. Frost, Massachusetts; Mrs. d. II. Sweetser
G. Townsend and wife, J. P. Titcomb, Boston; 4.
C. Wagner, city; E. p. Kuh, C. W. Ponhzer, Beau
fori;J. II. Feet ]. N. Peet, Brooklyn; II. e. Pag c
Boston; S. J. Emery, Washington; Z. q. Wright
Sou.h Carolina; W. NJ. Loper, New York.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Auction AT WHILpEs's.-The nightly auc-
,,onv az Wh,lden,s Eng street store were re-
sumed last night, and auctioneer Bruns' IN MS
usual brisk style, disposed Of large NUMBER o.
useful and ornamental articles. The cro"o was ,Ss
not as large as usual, and, In consequence 'ne
goods were sold for almost nothing anu many
reiolced in bargains The sales viii be continueo
tonight, and every night hereafter until the en-
tire remaining stock has been disposed OF. we
advise all who want bargains to be on hand. we
are requested TO say that all parties who nave
goods 81 Il remaining in the store must call ant
remove them without delay.
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COMMERCIdL NEWS.
EIpOrIL.

wAsHINGToM. C-Per sclr Vraie-l6e, 900 feet
resawed lumper.
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SpAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP. COMFY,
4
TuRoroE LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
F.RES GREATLY REDUCED.

faEES GREATLY REDUCED.
S,raiuny, U! the above ilIe leave Per .51fsSS4
10. H. Mortal .Sver. lCot OF Canal ISsxsAE4ss
:.;Ts.g NrH York. ut u o'clCcE noon, OF thc l5'u
:i!i 1nfh of every inrrlh except when ths-s
L.cs iali ol sunday. then the Saturday precea
N:.
All departures cornect at Panama VIZ. steam
FRS fur south Pacific ard Central American ports
Departure Of 18th touches al Kingston. Jamaica
Fur Japan and CHINA, steamers leave san Fran'
rlsco irSI Of every month, except when It falls IN
sunday; then VI the day preceding.
NJ t:.,i'r!rn!u steamers TOUCH 4" Havana, pl
C ,lirscv from New Ycrk To aspn"ai!..
G:,t lrIi.,i;rti iGuIlGS hagElge treG cach adG!t
.i:iiiciue alui attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or oilier iE!ur:ratior app:
:, ;hc uUIpaNi'S TICKET USFiuE, Oh Lne
x:.af .ooI OF JaLh Street. Eorth River. NeH
,urE +. Il. E4EY, Agent.
uIyl6-iyr
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CRooUyT! CRoQUET CRoQuET /! Him
mense reduction in price Tie largest Field
CroQuet al 81.
BASEL STREET BAZAAR AND NO. l6l KING ST.
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Hotel Arrivnls-11ny 10.
PAVILION HOTEL,

Mrs. S. Futile, Mrs. Tuttle, South Carolina;
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Georgetown; r. Moonnan,
Newberry; r. S. Tnarln, laiy, :@o ch ildgen and
nproa cI.y
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JUST RECEIVED, at nliEs's, another lot O
those cheap Spectacles.
GourEvE%IEE BROS,
mayloo Successors.
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MOTHERS, READ TnIs.-Chldrens Copper
Tip Shoes, 6s TO 12s, al leather !or only 70 cents
ST the
STAR SgoE HOUSE, No. 4l2 King street.
mayls-thstr6 ". c. chapman co.
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E,OR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
gMfNa. STEAM COMPANY &GGZa

EAG. STEAM COMPANY &Ze
Will dispatch one OF their Grst.class, full power
Iron Screw Steamships from
PIER No. 46 y. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AS FOLLOWS:
MANI ATTAIN, Capt. FORSYTH. May Q, at 3PM
COLOR ADO, Capt. T.W. .FRsEMas.May 10, at 10 A,M
WISCONSIN. Capt WILLIAMS. May II, at SPIN
NEVADA, Capt. GREEN. MAY 24. OF sAM
NEBRASKA, Capt. GuARD.......May q, at II NJ
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Sleerage Passage (Ohicc No. 29 Broadway so,
currency.
For Freight OF Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMS & GUl0N,
No. 65 Wall street, n. Y.
n. B. TIE Steamships plying between Charlns.
ion and New York, OF the Lines represented re.
srectlveiy by Messrs. JAMES ADGER Co.,
Agents, and by Messrs. WAGNER, HUGER & co.
ana ". A. CoURTESAY, Agents, make close
connections with the Steamships OF the WILL
LIAMS x 'GUION Line. maye
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PORT OALENDAR.

Full: Noon, 18th, hours, 10 minutes. evening.
Last Quarter, l1th, 9 hours, minutes, morning
New loon, 18th. hour, Is minutes morning:
First quarter, nth. I hours, 42 minutes morning.
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~ RAND EXCURSION AROUND TIE
HARB0R,

FOR TIE BENEFIT OF CAPT. E. o. MuRDEN
The Steamer EMILE, Captain a.
White, having been chartered lor szssf2Eifls
the OCCASION, will leave South C0mnierclal Wnaff,
at i =. NJ precisely, On SATURDAY, May 10th, re-
tnrniug nj half.past Z.
A fun baud Of Music has been engaged, aud
'Tuly Will lie on board with Refreshments.
Cards Of invitation, nut TRANSFERABLE,
rpay be obtained at tile principal Hotels, BOOK.
stores anu druggists, and at the courier and
NEWS on:css, or rf either Of the Committee.
cOAAITTEE:
W. II. BIRD, f. r WHITE,
maylS T. L. HORSEY.
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OFFICE CHARLESTON NKWs.
FRIDAY EVENING, May l9. ISL
CoTToN.-This article opened somewhat quiet,
with a tendency rather in buyers favor, but the
feeling in the market afterwards improved with
better demand and closing with nrmness; sales
about 700 bales say at IL, 227 at lex, le ut 13 %
OF l31S 2s at II, at 1I&, 5at lax. al l4 ls at
14 :os at l5 os at l5i4, Il at l5's, % az I5Hc .
ID. Me arote;
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OFFICE CHARLESTON SYwS.
FRIDAY EVENING, May l9. 1871.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice anu Naval
Stores Market,
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5eUlna i1larEl1!cs.
TyHE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE

AND THE
.wEEDn FAMILY FAvoRlTE LoCK-STlTcR
MACHINE.
are the best IN use.
For sale or TIE Lease Plan, win monthly pay.
n,ents, on easy teSEls, or for casE. Al Hieus "
Machue attachments, Needles, Costch. !WfiIe
black ana colGfed,) SILK, OIL, SOAP, &C., &c.
Ksra:rlag us rsIa!. CircIiaTs ana s"--piea w
worB sent On application.
L. B. lASELT0i,
aerel., '.aaler in Fist Class ssw;:G Ma
chimes ara Material, NO. 3gI k.:= Sizes,
ausl1 Char'es'on. '' W.
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,t,IL L. It,.>< I,ILI
,,u,ptrSrus = O. January is ISL
TN and alter SUNDAY. Juui,lry -, The Passen.
r.r .,..,i,. 81; -. r .nla nal:ruad VII
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rrive f% es.1S 81 rsriesicn 7ss F. =. H.
AUGUSTA EIGn7 g%rEEss.
SUNDAYS "X:epicJ.)
cave Charleston. Observation-Disclosures. $50 i. w.
rive IL Augusta. 7.G6.. Iu.
..r.yc lIrmsI;. ......................5 $50 +. u.
.;riy. a: UiaTiests,r $50 a. u.
ru.rM3Ia k!r:.ia s%Tr%ss
,Sa,,.ays t1Ce;,an.)
.nyc Charleston. ... 710P a.
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nuua .:,,u:nrrviIi, - IC0 A. Nj
,..,,,.. cEvs ., 1Sers"s,. st.. VA VA a.
c.urry GrtS,II.
CAV. Cau,len. 400 A. ii.
,,f,Te ~ C,lniubli 40 a. 81.
i.s,.e rnir,nLiu lbs r.
..;,:. =, ,,',.1., q N, p I
;,a. .,i I,,n, :raio. mars r,,ca ,nner,inns
=, Di a;,,msa T Win t;e rp;a EaEoa, and Centra
Il. ns;i.,,aI 1usui'a "''h VIC ie." i''''''" "No
H,rnt r. ,in ,onnec,s ,pi,b u,rnn and .urns,o
''tI Columbia Night Tram connects with Greeuvllle
ami Columbia Railroad.
rs2 G'%Hn ias Tram connects "a,s Tn Da, rassS'
-. --...----. =. ..,-i..
CAYANNAn AND CHARLESTON RAIL.
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nullrol0s.

-iU,iTt; &.,itULiNA EAlLKUAL. Il
-, Y.,s T-;rs t:,,.i;i: t,;,:;i.is2S slEsIYSs5
Ss !a IL " a:sss.-NA nj. &. za.MaS aas.itE..S
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Chipping
SPACIOUS AID ELEGANr pECK STATE. ROOFS

THE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
Side Wheel Steamship CHARLESTON. Captain
Berry, win sail from Adgeris South Wharf, on
WEDNESDAY, 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
Insurance = per cent. by this Line.
Through Bills or Ladiug given on Cotton TO
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng.
land Manufacturing Towns, at the lowest mar
Eet rates.
For Freight Oh Passage Engagements, apply to
WAGNER, RCGER G CO.,
No. Is Broad street,
Or % WM. A. C0URTENAY.
maJ2o-4 q No. Union Wharf.
nor NEW Y0R K,
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SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA, MAY ls.-The
Court met at 10 A: NJ. Present, Chief Justice
Moses and Associate Justices Willard and
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PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
AID ?HE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
The fire steamship SEA GULL, Dut:on, Com.
manf,er, will sail for Baltimore on WEDNESDAY,
24th May, at 10 O'Clock.
sD- i'niladephla Ereights forwarded 20 taSl
.ity bT railroad from Baltimore without ada
tlona nsnraucc, lnd Consignecs are allowed an
Gle time TO sample and sci! their Goods irolo
:tc Railroad Depot in Phiiatlel. hia.
:IAUL &. TRENHOLM, Agent.
may2O-4 No. Gnlol Wnarves.
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may13-Stuth
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

he Evansville Jexr~sl, Of Friday last
thus sllsass 70 the death Of Capt. p. X.
Barclay;
From " oHlcsss Of tho Nashville we
lsasa that Oaptain Barclay spprehcndcd
~ - ~ abont 70 de. Apparently
eeassaeas Of BE real condition, and with .
full seeentloa Of Ill bis faculties, no gave
CaptAlA xsaistoa full and explicit dlrcc.
tloas = 70 sHgsgomsnts no had made on
~ pssyiees Glp along the rivers, and
1o1o each Of The crew farewell forever, and
- ~ We beiag carried ashore no babe q
teacAlng farewell 70 the beautiful boat her.
ssll 70 Ais young wife We tender our most
cordial md heartfelt sympathy in this
AouR Of hsr tsrSibla hafasvament. Capt!
Xoalston, late commander Of tho Kate
1nhlnson, and for the present trip com.
standing Shs Nashville. will, during tho
coming season, command ono Of the fine
HostAsrn Line packets on the Upper
xiasislppl, Whilo wc shall very much
rsgsse b departure from the Cincinnati
end B. Louis trade, We must heartily con-
grasulals The Northern Limo Packet Com
paay on their good fortune In securing
The services Of IN odiccr 90 experienced,
sAcisat and praisswsrthy a. Captain
james u. Xsniston. We shall always
wish our esteemed friend, .Old Tubular"
he nost abundant success and prosperity
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- TAe river fell an inch or two, bu,
sssms loftA 10 commence falling in earnest
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NO
"A TICE.
Estate of Jacob Csuble, deceased.

The undersigned having been appointed admin,
istrator cum testamentO aunexo Of the estate OF
Jacob Gamble late fthc County ofAlexander and
viii appear before the County Court OF Alexander
county, at the court house In Cairo, at Che April
Term, on the Third Monday IN April next,
said estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose Of having the same adjusted. All
H .fe Immediate payment to the undersgDed. W
Dated this 2lst day OF February, a, D. ISL.
t MOSES HUTSON,
Administrator cum testamento annexo.
:eb2Sw6t~
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T'Ax NOTICE.
Tel. 3. Hargiss and to all others whom it may

ToJ. b. Hargss and to all others whom il may
Concern; ''
You are hereby notified that at sale Of lands
taxes for the year 1865, held al tho Court House
N the ply OF Cairo, county of Alexander and
state OF Illinois, on the 2Sth day Of July, lsev,
oeoaine ,he purchaser of the following described
northeast quarter Of section 3, townshipl5 range
west, containing 80 sG-lO0 acres. roe the sum OF
further notified that the time of redemption Of
The said property will expire on the goth day OF
July, 1911, and If not redeemed before that time
premises. JAMES l.. McCRlTEi
January 10th, ls7l.-lgnwiw Purchaser
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- Tho weather yesterday was only
partially clear, and rain VAS threatened
ell day. The tempcrasure was quite warm,
ana vegetation advances rapidly.
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WThs Northwestern completed her
rspairA received 10000: slaves for St.
Leuls asd viii issvs for that port this
morning.
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Ghe 8ulletin.
THE RIVER.

PORT LIST.
.. ARRIVALS. I..II.
o>sansrs Jas, Fisk jr, Paducah
Arlington, Columbus,
Alice Dean, Cincin'ti,
Taliman, Nashville,
v-a" JuliA vicksburg,
John A. Wood, Louisville,
Lsoaidas, New Orleans,
oxpAxrEp.
JsA Fisk, j., Paducah,
Z. Arlington, Columbus,
t" Alice Dean, Memphis
e" Tslisman, Nashville, %
Julia, 81. Louis,
John A. Wood, New Orleans,
Leonidss, Pittsburg.
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- The Ohio Is stationary at Pittsburg,
WITH IN feet six inches in the channel.
Il b hliing hopt 1t Cincinnati and Louis.
villa with aine feet largo on tho shoals.
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o0fhs splendid now steamer Arkan.
- DsliA Capt Jack Grammar, is the
regular packet for Evansville and many
WY Deiats, shis evening.
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~ Ths Mississippi il nearly stationary
q o. Louis, but no rise Of importance Il
escorted above.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-08

~The Jas. Fisk, jr, leaves here for
fAducah at so'clock every evening except
Sunday, ..-s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-25
From Athens.

EDITORS CHRONICLE: The closing eX-
ercises for the past term of the East Ten
nessee Wesleyan University have just
passed off with the usual ectat. The stu
dents and Faculty are now enjoying va
cation of one week. Some of the students
have taken leave of the town to pass the
week with the loved ones at home" or
relations and friends in other places. Al
most all these in attendance during last
term are going to remain throughout the
year, and quite an increase of new students
is expected.
On Thursday evening after the school
closed, the Sunday School of the Methodist
Episcopal Church at this place, performed
u deed which showed their magnanimity,
and should stand as an example for other
schools. Rev. J. J. Marker has been SUI
perintendent of this Sunday School for
several years. In this position he has
worked faithfully, energetically, and sue
cessfully. Owing to his appointment by
the last Conference to the duties of pastor
ut Cleveland, Tennessee, and his receptions
of the same, it became inconvenient and
impossible for him to remain longer in
the duties of such Office. In consequence
thereof, and as q tribute of respect and ap-
probation of his labors the school gave him,
on the evening mentioned, o donation par
~, which was, at the same time, a sur
prise to him. Early after dark the MEM
bers of the school began to gather at the
residence of Rev. Mr.. Marker, and soon
filled it TO its utmost capacity. The assem-
bly, numbered, perhaps, between rs and
100. After passing short time in pleas
ant conversation, the donations, which
had been clandestinely passed to the
second story of the dwelling, and
and consisting of various articles
of necessity and value, were carried down
and delivered by Rev. D. Hoekett with
appropriate, interesting, and sometimes
humorous remarks. The cash value of the
donations was perhaps between $40 and
$50: After this the party were entertained
by brief, pointed, and witty remarks by
Rev. j. Albert Hyden, DR.. Cobleigh and
Others. Then Rev. Mr.. Marker was called
for, who stated that he could not, by long
study in the careful arrangement of words
and phrases, express his appreciation of
such a manifestation; that he had not
studied and labored TO merely please the
people and cali forth such demonstration,
but that he had tried to do his duty and
serve God. and closed by referring to the
blessedness of giving. To this DR.. Cob
leigh responded, and directing his remarks
70 Rev. Mr. Marker, acquitted himself in
his usual beautiful and feeling manner.
The crowd were then entertained with
music and some refreshments, after which
they dispersed-allf feeling that the evening
had been one of enjoyment, and that it is
"more blessed to give than to receive
c. NJ. 81.