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New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lFw other ship Mems see Second Paoe.I


ARRIVED.
Se.mshp Virgo BSkley Savannah 3ds' With md's and -
Ship CGspoe Patterson London a. with md.s 70 wm sst
sn, lr Ia anchsrei on the
big Choice tOf ST. John b. Brown nstap' days With
gTs Msns's, Simpson Hav.n. days sugar order, '.ss
sch, ssh, ~ MI: J:iss = - sgps,, Gsorssors;D.c
ss se,r sh smsSa no. % Isni rownenl GeoIg town. D. c.
Schr Nep0leou. Rllon Yrgnl.
schr J. Il Ilopsn. TRAINER, yirgiui.
schr w Ramsey Cranner, Georgetown D. O.
schr N, Weaver, Weaver. GesrgetoSn. D. G.
selr 7. 4. bennett Ford yirn.
schr D Smith, Bogar, Virginia
sehr j. Jones, Crsne Virginia
sohr W Sims, Phsro Virginia
Schr EuF0tss, Asey, Virginia
sebr. Msgtllan, Hs,eor. Viryinis
SehL J. ]. Ward InHan, Geopeiown, u. e.
s.hr Emily Curtis ,of B.onl Birber C.rn. - e,-,
iis.e. to B II Howell Son Co vessel TO Msr Hoogttos
With order Co Has been d.ys
sehr Hat Hart Galveston rs days. with cotton hide. LA
ssh Race o Ncvsurypor ughe. B.co, 10 d.y. t
Of iisiiefas
o BELOW.
Schr Sarah Jsne from TlrL. Island
schr Thomas, BoOi irom Jacksonville
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MONROE 24-P.d in a., p.i,or. 49, u,l
from DcmeTaa bny Pee from M,Ba Passe ou hart Pau
ho brig Hiram Ahf and schr While for bg Johu sAunep
The bark Moro Castle from NewYork Tor Richmond sso p,i m
CHsRLEsTos o. March 24TAivsd steamship CssilsGon
0ean. aaies Hunter from Havana Georgeta At,Ds L
and b. d. fnney from Portland Ne sD bsrks DsGpaer or
LEWIS Del March 2l1Pssd In for PHILADELPHIA bark Send f,o,
brgs Angel from London and Moses Day CAr.fEs
steanhp supposed be the Achilles from Baltimore New-Yors
this afternoon Nearly all the feet the Bkwser
this afternoon.
The n,me Of steamship arrived At Portland Ne, to-day
North American" not g North America
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

irchrster,s Hypophosphites will cure CoSsuxPTos, an
4, unsurpassed 8 a NERVOUS TOsIc and ISyiGoKAroR
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

Important to NiOthers.-Mrs WSsIovs SOOTHING srscp
or M diseases with whch afflicted safe and certain
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

Johnson's Anodyne Liniment established 1910 for insn
aud external use
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKBTl

HAVANA MARKBrS ,,-, -. ,,,,,si State,
In sgbt 5igCt discount 90 ,''
sppt a gt i, q, 55 er,n, short asAl iA'i pr'iA
nouESriC MAEKhis manu-. s
ArGusrA MArrh 2i--Tht toio' s,.. nsis', 80 49,
Aadups sAle, ~ bales IscaPs' "" V'@
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
The People Triumphant.
QUICK TRANSIT sBCURBDl
New-York to Harlem in Fifteen Minutes.


QUICK TRANSIT sBCURBDl
New-York to Harlem in Fifteen Minutes.
GRAND MASS MEETING
OF the people h. Twelfth Ninet enth sud Twenty second WARDS
favor Of Quick Transit will be held at
HARMONY HALL.
Onsbundreda eteenth-st and Third ave,
SATURDAY EVENING, March rs.
Propryo.ners residents uptown Wards deeply eresa
in the Of the recently adopted by the Legislature OF s
state and nd wRS 9e enemies Of 1PGsn % ps S a G Governor nsy
know tha. we are in earnest in securing RAPID Transit
Eminent speakers have been inytei s1d are eio W "e 49,
Csrtson CroTas IT,, W T. Marvin Samuel B. Ra kInyOn.
Geo. W. Matsen Henry friedman Nhef I; Isls1'
John Dwight Henry Sehuiau. Ai.l1 - nMNN'
Joseph A Dudley walter Brady. r aIfi1 o.rtnjtos .rI,,j
David MeKsaini. stephen Roberts TS1; TS%;' W1u E9ts'
NJ. 4. Craso J. Desmaier' 80 : CO.,
I. b. wakeman, A. Bdnns5, L. s HjilsnSmni
" s Miller N D. stephen spencer x X srSsG %si,,oe.
Israel G. Jones' gohn NJ isp.,L.-. II i Cromb.e
mn "a SIT John H. Gregory H. H. Ld~ans,
Charles Decker, i 0n' :. Hs,i Rsnd,u JobaFIsrIy
q Kipp, ChIyT SCwTieoes uoSpes'' Geo Streeser
3 & T. seSSsGsG 14S%SIGI H.Sa: [ Ga. k.ss Pre-
J. Della Tore. 70 ,''P"'' lane. Real ard o.h>,x
Robert Graut Benz ia ", ssI.s, No. =.
,loet a Chandon Champagne
WIN IMPERIAL T IeTor2 snssgi,, nsssIi
D. al. ri,b .l srs,.clau dealers IN Wines here
S'"'fo''' A'''n 49, '''A ANTHONY oEcas.
Nicsl sl,:I, 8 Dasia'snI y e Co.,
A IN. Of
rEksFTs AS n &c cRPITCiERS CASTERS WATERS se Sc
Lady from hIassachusetts desires the stPhtN kND-
pNCE of FIRSrCLAss HOUSE, Can refer 70 gentlemen oi ioa
ton address S. y. CASH, Room =, ll Nasars.
-Xyarnoci a Co,,s Seyon-D oar Hats.-Cuns bdy tbcs
, bey Know the uaers; strangers bay them because they are
rostsd 5l9 Bro,lsay
gillian, Lime-Jui Cordial sropgly recommended By
for general especially dunDg the hpnag an o1ls.
eaths As agreeable eoog and corrective Of the blood ana Aa son
p @i "'''0i' ~ WILLIAM FLEMING In srter.
st, hes-York-
Lea Il Perrin,s sauce.
A restw viii Fish. joints, Naue, Ae
JOHN DUNCAkS SONS,
snecil Agents, uRo1 50 asze and 81 South Nhhsmst
Djymonhs Bought aud Sold-Dsuond Rug 20 80 sra
sso 10 850O eaeI. Diamond Studs $tj $50 and . 70 @".
~ GRO. G. ALLEN 5iJ Broadway uBtef 81 Nichols hoel
Warnock & Co.'s Seven-DOiiar hats-bpg oos. sra ~
roaI ir,euls uil want tly LgesasaH
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
DIED..

AH Noiices of Marriages must be indorsed r'th fsu
name and address
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
M1RRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Pspsa
Ws EyxKDElLs lO PuLTos OLD DUrcB CHukeH
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
ASSEMBLY

facilities OF communication between them Adjourned
until Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

For HoiStvsvs, Dumb Walters sash Cord, &e
Manufactured by DARRow NANUFAcrUESG Co.. Bristol Gem
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
Raw-IIide Rome.

Hazard e. CasweIl's Cod Liver OIL Is the best
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

The n,me Of steamship arrived Portland Me- to-day
g North American" North America
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
Guerial Notirfs
The Great vernnI Specific.

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-04
NJ JOBBING TRADE
CHARLESTON, S. c..
" FALL AND WINTER OF 1871.


th being the desirable which
Inc % @ @ ns Ea spSse nsh shnea % any 5
# Dry Goods.
nA1rs co. No. M sHtsa co. H'sn'
s.1s Clothing.
EDWIN BATES CO.,
Fancy Goods, Notions
STEELE WARDELL
Fancy Goods, andM
rrN Millinery and Straw Goods
CHARLES A. LENGN1CK
:.Aaf9 Boots and Shoes.
& FLEMING co. nnsroLL
~ s'.'D. ~ 800 E CO.. Meeting street.
,a.@ a e.. Hats and Caps.
THOMAS II HoRsEY No 25 EDhoNDs
II .
saaa#5ss8.iai Hardware.
e. M M nE East Bay @ and Bosess S % %i @ street
saddlery, Saddlery Hardware and Carriage Materials.
3 al5 tl ,Io59a H. THOMIlNsON 1877 Icoing
3.@@ f3.a@ I, b 5as alal sHa Drugs and Medicines
5s.f, 5a GOODRICH wNEMAN
II, aaa.e.. s,.a. IN Gr0okery and Glassware.
tlti at q VIM L. WEBB, Meeting street
!s.Ia -si f". Groceries,
f5.L (; !
v,sn,su u i Groceries. a g,lt Liquors, = &C.
80 = m ' street w = ohAfEh . e. NO. 2O hA BAY
BOIIMANN BROS, -E
. Paints Oils, Glass, &c.
HOLMES CALDER Mo-
street. H
Job Printer Stationer and Books seller
1# Meeting street,
Printing Material.
Ausn WALKER EVANS ooaswsLIs Broad
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-04

by
s s @ de- t s h s e a s @ % 4. s
Before nring Agency Of any Company
FOLLOWING, ,
has t III, gs s e1
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%
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s5sp.sy e sss Esq., 5 ] | % S
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opposite " As1s s:pss
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-04

YoTr a hes!t es tskss; ;bsats With fsiRtiregres
To time that seems like sweet life gone,
lhNevor to come again; iaroiF.p .iH ! i
And the alter years, and my own sad teArB
s.HAre hll chat now remaini s.e' aiid> K az
sit and think--ahl many o day-:titlti ~
:; Though never the thought tell, f'ii,
t1'Ahi for q love that threw away; .,1,.
For, ohl loved you wclll' .s.r; IS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-04

A Milwaukee woman, whose, husband
had been perseouted to death by credi-
tor. married the creditor and prosecuted
him to death in less than six months.
Time sets oil things even.
Some little difficulty about taking up
q collection at Spiritualist meeting in
Chicago led to pistol practice and the
utter demolition of male and female
medium. =
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-04
g $ 2 5 O F, 0 0 0 % %


Charleston. NJ.
CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION BENEFIT FREE SCHOOL FUND.-
Chartered by tho Legislature
ONLY FIVE SHARE!
IL o'c AM
Chhce has Three Numbers
=
Warehou
on Meeting c. opposi the Charleston loel
ThrceS No
145
Rattle will entitled
That
hhe will
The Warehouses
That
aadsden and and Columbia with s
half
entitled
aDn loo onthd cleared heavily tGibed situate!
Dsing Great Poe Dec River
VII entitled award of Unid Go,
VII be entitled United States Gold Bonds
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-04

rHcKETs IMMIGRATION Asso
CITATION
wanted Counties
nee ana fckens Apply CO.,
Gencra Agnts,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-12
Vol. XVII. Whole No. 87l. No. 4l.

Be CoNrENTED.-Bulwer says that
poverty is only an idea in nire cases out
of ten. Some meu with $4,000 year
suffer more for want of means than 9th
ers with $500. The reason is. the richer
man has his artificial wants. His in
come is $4,000 year, and he suffers
enough by being dunned for unpaid
debts TO kill sensitive man. "A man
who earns dollar day and does not
go into debt is the happier of the two.
Very few people who have never been
rich will believe this, but it is true.
There are thousands and thousands with
princcly incomes VINO never know
minutes peace. because they live beyond
their means. There is really more hap
piness among the working-men in the
world than among those who are called
rich.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-12

'Sadfs lover came to her chimney cor
ner at last
But she had to leave it, said Mr..
Justin. or that lover could not have
proposed to her without Nettie for a
witness.
That's no news, said Tom, when
delicately broached the subject Of my
engagement 60 him. You began your
counting the very day my hand was
hnrt'
And believe Tom is right.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-12
Positively without Pain.
CITY HOTEL.

YiiE subscriber has taken the House recently VA
Gated by GEO. W. EALE, known As the Eli
sworih House. and has rentted and refGrnisbed IL
throughout 90 transforming that II deserves a neu
name, and he has therefore christened II the CITY
HOTEL. BY strict attention TO business, with
accommodating wait rs aud clerks. and with the
Old and experienced hosSi~r go long . dxtare to
the stable, to take of that department, he
hopes TO meet and TO receive @ good share oil
public patronage. No pains will be spared to
make this House . favorIte with the travelling
psblie.
- Every room in the house is neatly painted
carpetted and furnished.
q. W. BAILEY, PropSiesss.
Oct. l2th ls10. 4lu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-12

Defy Competition
any branch II Dental >elcace or
IN PRICES
buv Gold Foil and all dental material. In isrE.
9aAI tile. Ant' much lower than any Dcntist in
k2stc, q Maine. therefore eau aaord 60 do good
work as iow any competitor NAV Offer
l AIN prepal eli 10 give M patients the beneti
oi any lsIe Improvements prAeitcAbe-
AnAestbe-IA used ioT extracting Teeth.
Positively without Pain.
and injury TO the Patient
Artificial Teeth Inserted the latest and most
approved plal, $ los the cheapest, nerves si
sching teeth destroy ed sithour pain.
Perfect Satisfaction guaranteed IN all cases.
III Remember. Once In Granite Block. Main St
Ellsworth. J. T. O>1cDD.
Oct. Isjs. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-12

Fancy bread-A roll Of the eye.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-12
Dr. OSGOOUS
DENTAL NOTICE

Competition Iu Dentistry lifke even thing clse
httuF-s u rnerglr- Tor the mastery.
Hsyiu. had Arit nin,Gecn yraic-- -i,,n
,.Isc ctts nave 'iuat,i oi rs.ug4l
.tI -ut.ja.. 81 NUMEROUS trIrafts aat palToF
n va t.T the g,ast fsa Avafs brsn obliged :.
srrI. - ny ofnce much posriblv u
gsin tiN hetiin. which now admits OF desotius
uHe exclusive attention To u. I pre-. ATcsi 10
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25

FRoA LoSDoS-Per Ma Moi. Feb. 2ed:-f4 hhd1 Ale I
case Bunting, 800 csks bottled Beer and Ale, SO bbs Cement,
81 bndls Gas Piping. Isis bndls Hoop Iron, os bodls Feocing
Wire, 8 csks Ssncepans, Q ingots Babbitt Metal, ) bags Rfvets.
I Hay Maker, los bales Dry Goods, 20 CO Dry Goods. Z c.
Fancy Goods, 255 C. Liquors, Q c. Groceries, Is pkgs Cordage,
8 c. Cigars. l case Porcelain Ware, 2 cs Provisions, ] pkg
Hams, rs c. fronware, 500 csks Censent, 10 C. Hams, 5000
Bricks, 100 tons Coal, Is hhds Coal. u csks and 100 drums
Paints and Oils, 2 es Anerolds, 8 CO Biscuits. 50 bhls TaF, =
hf bbts Pitch, IS Funlets Tar. I esk Filters, 8 esks lrO1ware,
ls c ks Groceries. ] case brushes and Hair on, ! case Scissors,
] cSse Kitchen Utensils. 100 baskets Gin, IL bxs Cheese, j tnil
Cheese, I case Feather Dlsters, 2 c. Thread. ) 6 PeTfaneFy,
81 pkgs Unsp~eihed Aercha0dtse 10 n Hackfed q Cot Eel
Cigars 20 II ] Note; I case Perfnmery. 4 c. Mustard, I eh
Palm OH 10 z A Schaeer < CO. q Merchandise TO pr j
Wight. ; esks and : es Tools 70 Castle a Cooke I Iron JacI;
aud 80 G unspecined Merchandise 20 Jno Thos Waferhoase
. cs Apotheearies' Ware 10 G MelcheEs 10 hhds Ale, 100 bbls
Cement. los bhls Ale.s crates Earthenware, I esk Crockcry,
! esk Glass. "a hodls Tools. s pkgs Stationery, I bake Fish
Lines, 300 kEs Paints, rs hxs Tin Plates, IL bars and Il bndts
Iron, ! case Playing Cards. : cs Perfamery 10 CO B:tiers, 3
bills Vinegar, s bhls and l2 demuohns Spirits, 10 c. Punch, 5
ss Cocktail l case Wine, ) es Busts, 1 case umbreias I case.
Boots and Shoes, ! es Fancy Goods, I csk EsrthenwSre. Is CO
and - bales Dry Goods, ) csks and le es Assorted Hardware
staples, 2 esks Screws, ! case Humber, l eSk Spades. 5 esks
ware, Is GindStoues to Dillingham; & Co; 5 cs Hats. 90 bndls
Wire. 1 ek Bolts, i ck Paint, s crates Buckets, 1 ek and 1
case Saws. ] case Books, Is hxs Tin Plate, : AnvIls. / case
Filters. I crate Kettles, l csk Hollow ware, 2 csks Saucepans.
% iroa Puts crates Buckets, 1 case varui-h, 1 esk Resin. {
Ks hSd Lead, l esk Zine, l case Steel, IS cs Drugs, 1 csk
rhtsssA coil Wire Rope. I csk Wire, ] bale Mats, 2 csks
Coekxy, II bales and 10 cs Dry Goods, I case Fancy Goods
and lil pigs unsPeeined Merchandise 10 Russell Is ManufAc-
turing Co aud Order.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25

It's eszsaizy $ matter e ssax-arzatsa sAaa er
t~S years The rlss q ear experts have e<sa !,
sE'sS q ear iaPorsss tie Balance II sSrv< q EXPERTS
@ss SSS2@ IS IN 1883. .a3 S2r4.rss - u
lS-0
IA ~ Sa=e S2e. Il z,s<t - aosSeed that oa-
tz70<ss ~ tx year hare b%~2 sz@sz1ly ,leesaI
Ia &% sae 1Arses las k~z eozSsazsly ore~
SSSSeS ~S4 srsSy aeeSsSA-y AID lSxa-y sAas tie
vivid z$s-S&
A<Ah1 ~ae sA~~s sAs sesa = sess2 decrease IN
SaVs's~S ~ DA.y % car s@ArS< Articles % sxporss
o<T 1~psSsaeSSSS sr~r-exeA Il EaRzA-
An es1eAs0a1 ES HAk< pleasure \. <aAzsses-r
AS 111zA rvrS~ q sAs s~xrssEssGr~ 2a9 epen-
Esrvs & sas GSrg2a1. ~sEA sAx crasseas e<s,es
24~ va Is anE~-seSSs1S, & wa - Ez-S OF
r&Us ~ a1s1-s rSe@rsoce> a. wei 2x eaees1ss=glr
esSAASSaEls ss s.Ss saas sA< great rrssarces q
* SSA7@s 49, sTsSEtlsr sizing S<vessg~& WaA
x~ @11 PHs laws as& q rsp<reze3@L rersey q
DeSA SaeSGrs2e1ess - ever Ezz&ah@ sgsS>
srae-1 s1-<SS % UoeN11sse& prosperity : Sz<a
sr - - sA< EEsErS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25

- As We ~ - press the steamers Hsasz
ReHgs and EZxza1 are sea<sEzphei
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25

tiheaie Of the Hawaiian Consul at the port or phasG
Of shipment, otherwise as n penalty % per cent is
added to the invoice value. and the usual duties levied
upon the increase.
There are no trAnshipmens or export duties or ton
mage dues
The usual Port Charges arc;
PnotagS-Anch0rinE outside $40
Auehoring without Pilots services. when
boarded by Pilot as Health Officer. So.
Entering or leaving harbor, per foot Of
vessels draft, 81.
Buoys, 50.
Light House. IS.
HAreorSnaStcr's fees. mooring or unmoorinS. SIS.
WhartAge, per ton. each day, = cents (Sanday's
not eounted.l
Passengers arriving from foreign ports are taxed
Two Dollars each, upon the granting Of permits TO
land. which tax is collected at the Custom House,
aud Is for the benefit of the oaeen's Hospital. All
passengers departing. after a residence Of so days,
are required 10 procure = Passport; aud any vessel
taking = person away without such passport. is liable
20 = fine, IS well a. for all debts which such pasSen-
ser may have lef unsettled
We feel that We could rot close our annual state
ment in . more satisfactory manner than BY giving as
= table Of valuable reference the following Condensed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25
DIED.

Frrs-in this city, February ga, ErsIoE, wife q
Fyk. aged - years.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25

NET AEFxzxsszzxHvs-He eaI z-aecESaa u he
ssrzr1 eanz1az &C new A3rerSsene1es N se-Sxrss
SGe Oar patrons aegean - es aware &C ~ SrxsA
3az q GAN sscesss N k-1sEasss> cue zzEnsG A5xsrsze.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25

C~Ee~REA-TSe s-vxssS eAss sf car esE1azs t.
34y, eSa.R<As us - Se6<- mach zn.sze< p-xrn-ss Rr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25

Gas LAnEslLeek 81 Neas .svs-ss<nsas
lamps Fs<E are hgaSr <Ve2<a sE ~ sAsse wa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25

Ce2EExrER Rez fk1L-A .aslre, 1arsss Exsu
Vas ersIsa1 5sE1 ysscsraxy rum MxzS. hxrs.
sssa esmGESosS tx trial 6s essag ee0rs<aes N y
ing 1-s - Ss3rvnAs sugar hazse znsxz q sss- a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25

efthe Theatre, that Mrs. Knight- Miss Maggie knight, and
Mr.. Singer the pianist lst the city for San Francisco yesterday
unexpectedly ; and consequently they via not appear ~ an~
nouuced in the bills for this evening. IL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25
MARRIED.

LLoTp-SrEw ARD-ln this city, February Sosh, by the
Rev. Father Hermann, THOMAS LkwRENckL LoYp TO Cara
ARMS }. STEWARD ~ London papers please copy.
The printers acknowledge 9 bountinal share Of cake, and
join In wishing heallh and Prosperity 70 the youthful eoaple ]
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25
NOTICE

DURING NV TEMPORARY ABSENCE
NJ From Honolulu. Mr. CHARLES R0EsH will have
charge of my business, and viii attend 10 any 0rders tr mrni
tre or cabines work. n. I. DONNELL-
Honolulu, Feb a&sh, 1871. 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-16
A Horrible Crime.
Erom the Louisville Lcdqc,..

We arc called upon to record another
of those horrible crimes that have OF late
become so frequent, and which shock ny
their a.rocitv all who hear them. tn
Tuesday night OH the Turnpike between
New Albany aud the Charlestown road,
a negro attempted to violate the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Amos Stacey q highly respec-
ted citizen of Clark county, Indiana The
screams of the terrified girl, and her
struggles to free herself from the black
ticnd who had seized her, were heard by
the family of Mr.. Stacey, whose resi-
dence was near by, and tie luther started
to the rescue of his child. But he had
proceeded bt Il short distance when he
fell dead from heart disease, brought on
by the startling danger and excitement
produced upon him by it.
The would-be rayisher, in the excite
ment that followed, succeeding i'll max
ing his escape, and the girl was saved.
The ncighborhood was alarmed, and
search made in all directions for the
black iiend, but lie succeeded in evading
pursuit, and got safely away. The en-
tire ncighborhOod i'll which Mr.. Stacey
resided is i'll an intense state of excite
mcnt, and thereiSnott the slightest doubt,
if the negro is arrested, that lie will at
once be strung up to the nearest tree,
without Judge or jury. Mr.. Stacey was
a most excellent citizen, and his death
under such terrible circumstances has
raised the passions Of the people in that
vicinity To the highest pitch, and it will
not be safe for any negro who may be
found loaiing around that vicinity for
sometime to come.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-11-16
The Questioned the Over Issue of
t.-fi RnudS


AS our readers may presume, [says the
Columbia PhGnixl we have not the hon
or of Governor SCOTS confidence. Nor
does the PheniX,interview people whose
statements, after they are made, may
just as well be deemed false rs true. AS
his Excellency is2now arraigned before
the bar of the public, and has been pla
ced by the New York World in the
criminals dock, it is proper that his dc
fence be heard. The correspondent of
the Charleston Courier has interviewed
Gov. Scott. About the only practical
piece of information lie gives, is that ar
rangemcnts have been made to take the
financial agency OF the State from the
present agent and place it in the hands OF
the Union Trust; Company, of New
York. That is, Coy. Scott Il Co. propose
to lock the stable doors after the horses
of the State have been stolen; and he,
perhaps, not the least notorious in the
band of the Radical officials who have
grown fat and waxcd saucy upon the
bleeding and mutilated body of pros
tratc Carolina. Why, we ask his Excel
lency, did you make Kimpton your ii
nancial agent in New York, and place
millions of State securities in his un-
known hands, without cXacting even
bond from him, such as an assistant
cashier gives in one Of cur city banks?
You and your advisers, we say to his
EXceilency, are responsible i'll law ana
morals for all that the State of South
Carolina may lose from the great conspi-
racy-fnancial-whereby unknown mil
lions may perhaps have been added tc
the public debt OF i;outli Carolina. Is it
...,;c that t.rejcI1lyfle ..,s;,c oi mis- state
may now be over S225,O0o,OO0? II so.
c;tn our poor and plumdcrcd people pay
81, 100000 per amum interest OH that
debt, and, besides that sum, the current
expenses OF the Government? Whittier
are vvc drifting? Whittier sails The ship
o: State? lid what says the Attorney
NICllCEul u! li.t sSl'ttt wa Nv VIZ
tics in this crisis 10 discharge? If the
State has been rlundercd--if Tie 'reasu-
ry has been inva,led-as we know is the
caoc-is it not the duty OF the Attorney
General to proceed against the piundcr-
crs? Where frauds were alleged in
New York, Gov. Hoffman put his At
torney-Gcncral to work. II Scott is 40
Hoffman, is it also the case that Cham
berlain IS no Clamplain? We said that
this man Kiinpton would cost the State
AZ least Sl,Mi0,GG0.
Is it that our estimate was very mode
rate? 1t looks very much like it. Alas
for South Carolina, when swindlers and
robbers prey upon her, and then hide
themselves under the United States flag I!
Scott d Co. plnndcr our people, and then
call upon Grant, and heputs them under
military rule!