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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-28
THE ICE BREAKING.

ST.. LOUIS. February 26.
Large fields of heavy Ice came down the
river between seven and eight O'Clock this
e4saiaerau struck the steamerR
wuU1 wrIu IIrrur1Irse.SN 2cR.
her whole stsrboard side. The Silver Bow,
lying next to the Lockwood, was also struck
eank. The Lockwood and Silver Bow are
total wrecks. Loss about sixty thousand dol
lars. The Two steamers had an insurance for
iorty-two thousand dollars, which was out q
day or two before the disaster. The Ice was
from Missouri River gorge. The Missouri
River, at st. Joseph, had risen four feet In
three hours, and the temporary bridges had
been swept away.
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"afoDERN IMPROVEMENTS"
The Telegraph as an Errand Boy.

Electricity is to be reduced from its proud
position as messenger between the conu-
nents to the humble uses of domestic life. 1t
is to be made an errand boy to answer every
household call.
company has been formed in New York
which proposes 10 establish offices at conve-
nient places, In various parts of that city and
Brooklyn, whence messengers can be sent on
demand to any house within the respective
districts. These offices are to be connected
by telegraph wires with the honses OF such
(two dollars and fifty centsl for the beneais
offered by the company. The occupant OF
house by touching q key will simply
give notice, at the office that messenger
Is wanted. The offices will be numerous,
and 30 distributed that any house can be
after the notice. It will be the duty of the
messenger to go on any errands required
of them, to- any part of the city, the persons
employing them to pay the company fifteen
Gents for every half hour OF service. The
photographic apparatus, consisting only of
wires and the small key instrument, will be
placed In the houses or offices Of the sub
!: scribers without Charge The batteries will
,be at the company's offices only. 1t will be
seen at glance that this system will bring
many conveniences; but ali Its advantages
cannot be appreciated until 1t has become, as
ne think 1t will, necessity Of domestic life In
all large cities. There are thousands of little
services which persons In moderate clrcum-
stances would gladly pay for at the rates
named, but they cannot afford, or do not de-
Sire to keep an errand-boy or other male
house-se:vant. But the plan promises more
than mere convenience; 1t promises safe
ty and comfort. 1t will afford security
against burglars at night, and a ready
means of calling physician or o friend
In cases OF illness. If burglars are In the
house two touches of the key will bring q
policeman at any hour of the night. In cases
Of fire, too, the system would be Invaluable:
many small fires become great ones on ac-
count of the unasslsted efforts of servants or
members OF the family to suppress them with
out general alarm. Indeed, the more one
considers the uses Of the proposed system the
more they multiply themselves, and we con-
fidenlly predict that within lew years we
shall be wondering how our ancestors got
along without 1t. The name of the new Or
ganization: Is the american District Tele.
graph Company" IL has general offices at
No. So Broadway and No. 1S5 Montague street
Brooklyn. One district in the latter city Will
soan be ready for the first experiment, and
then branch offices will be opened rapidly al
suitable points In both cities.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

LONDON, February II.
Gladstone in the House of Commons, an
swering questions, admitted that the govern.
ment had exchanged notes with foreign gov
ernments regarding the International Society;
It is estimated that million Of people Will
be added temporarily to the population OF
London to-day. There will be vote OF
Thanksgiving and procession in honor OF the
Prince or Wales's recovery.
LATE3.-The Royal procession is moving,
and the weather is fine. The line OF march
extends seven miles, aud Is decorated
throughout. Fourteen thousand. persons were
admitted within the Cathedral OF 81. Paul's
upon tickets, while thousands upon thousands
outside can hear the Cathedral music. The
attendance Is numbered by millions.
The celebration was o complete success
throughout. There will be agreat lllumina-
tion tonight. The day was observed as
legal holiday throughout the United King
dom.
PARIS, February q.
The Pope has written the French Bishops
asking their support for the Count de Cham
bord as ruler Of France. 1t Is reported that
the Count de Chambord leaves Antwerp to;
night. Noisy and hostile crowds promenaded
Antwerp last night, but there were no serious
collisions. The police were vigiant, and dis
persed the large crowds.
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PROCEEDINGS OF MONDAY.
Tacclnatlon by Law-The Su1livan's
Island Ferry Company, Sc.
ErRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT ]

COLUMBIA, s. c., February rs.
The proceedings of the General Assembly
to-day have been brief and unimportant The
Senate disposed of short calendar by passing
a few bills, as already reported by the tele-
graph, and sending the rest TO their appropri-
ate committees, and then went home. The
only bill introduced was one by Mr.. Arnim, to
provide for compulsory vaccination, the pro-
visions of which are as follows:
SECTION l. That all children In this State
shall be vaccinated before arriving at the age
0fstWo: years, and thereafter, whenever the
public authorities Of the county, city or Town
In which they live may require, and every
to2ave any such child under bis care so vac
clnated az aforesaid, shall be liable 10 q fine
not exceeding - dollars, or to impr1son-
ment not exceeding - days. =
SEQ. Q. That all other persons 10 ibis state
shall be vaccinated whenever the public au-
thorities OF the county, city or town wherein
they live may require, under penalty OF =
dollars fine and - imprisonment.
s c. 8. That the superintendent OF the State
pepitentiary,r the keepers OF the county )alls
and poorhouses, and the principals OF all pub
Lie and private institutions In this State, shall
provide the means of vaccination for all per-
sons confined or engaged therein.
SEC. 4. That the public authorities hereinbe-
fore named shall provide the means OF vac
cinatlon for all persons whom they may so, as
aforesaid, require to be vaccinated, ana VINO
may be unable to bear the expense thereon,
and to that end may require and direct any
physician within the local jurisdiction TO vac
.ciDate such persons at such times, ana lot sucl
compensation as they may deem proper; and
any physician who shall neglect or refuse TO
comply with such directions shal. be naole 10
- fine and - imprisonment.
In the House, this morning, Mr.. Jervey In
troduced bill to incorporate the Charleston
and Sullivan's Island Ferry Company, and to
modify the charter of the Mount Pleasant Ferry
Company. The bill names as incorporators
Douglas Nisbet, ]. B. Conner, D. F. Fleming,
Henry Jones, william Gregg, G. ]. Andell and
". B: Jervey, and authorizes them to establish
and maintain steam ferry between Charles.
ton and Sullivan's Island for the Transports
ton of passengers, freight, &C., and to hold
real estate to the value of $4,000. The eapi-
tai stock is fixed at $4,000, which may be In
creased to 100000, and every member of the
company Is made individually liable for all
debts contracted by the company. The bill
also repeals the acts of December 20, 1856, and
December 81, 1855, relating to the Mount
Pleasant Ferry Company.
The rest of the business of the House, with
the exception of that already reported BY tele-
,graph, was unimportant, and, as usual, there
was no quorum present at tbe night session.
--- -P PICKET.
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A LITTLE GAaE.-A New York bank note
company forwards to Treasurer Spinner, for
his consideration, letter received from TEL
which the writer says: s'Would 1t conflict with
any duty you owe to your country or to your
God to engrave tdc sinalee of the United
States treasury notes thus: The United States
win not pay the bearer &C.? would like to
get something of The kind for those suckers
who are always ready to bite at naked hooks.
IF such a thing don't meet your favor, excuse
me and commit it to the flames, as this is
strictly confidential"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-28

The situation OF the Convent is oil that can be
desired for health and beauty. The buildings are
on elevated ground, about two miles from tne
Capitol, and in the midst OF an oak COVE OF
twenty acres. 1t is within half an hours dIlve
from the depot, where omnibuses and baggage
wagons await the arrival or passengers.
TsRMs-For board, washing, fuel, lights ano
tuition In English, $500, payable $3.50 In advance,
or $50 per month, payable In advance.
Music, French, Latin, Drawing and painting
form extra charges.
aV- For further information, application may
he made to the MOTHER SUPERIOR. to Rt. Kew
Bishop LYNCH, or TO the Reverend Clergy.
uoy4.Cdw
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@- AT A REGULAR MEETING OF
the Board OF Commissioners Of the Almshouse,
held on the 5th instant, the following Preamble
and Resolution were unanimously adopted and
ordered to be published .-....
Whereas The City Council having materially
reduced the appropriation for the support Of tic
Almshouse for the ensuing year, the Board Of
Commissioners, in order to make the appropria-
tlon meet the requirements Of the helpless poor
the city as far as possible, feel themselves com
PEELED, In the discharge Of their public duty, {
reqnire more rigid inspection Of the condition
Of those obtaining outdoor relief; therefore,
be 1t
Resolved, That from and after the nrst day OF
March, ensuing, all outdoor relief will be DIS
continued, except to such as may present new
applications, said applications to be recommend
Ell by two immediate neighbors OF respectaonity,
who shall certify to the Worthiness OF the appll'
can't as well as to bis or her incapaclty TO earn
livelihood. In case the applicant shall be inca.
pactsted from earning Mveiihood, elIner pJ
disease or permanent disability, the certihcate OF
a physician, In good standing, Will be required.
All applications for relief will also be required 70
be attested by an Alderman OF the Ward In Wnlc9
the applicant resides. Blanks will be furnished
by the Master on application to him at the Aims
house, v. b. SiG GSar IN ALL,
Charleston, Feb. Z, 1872 febs-4mW4Do
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sP4RKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Pacific Railroad is again blockaded
beyond Salt Lake. .,-. =.
THE German-American Association OF
Connecticut has passed resolutions compli-
mentary TO Schnrz.
Governor Hoffman has nominated j. Oak
ley Yanderpool, of Albany, health officer Tor
New York. ,u-,
"A desperate called Kentucky Jack killed
two men at Fairburg, Kansas. The people
tied Jack to a stake, aud were burning MIN
alive, when the authorities rescued him.
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TIE VAR IN MEXICO.

SAN FRANCISCO, February q.
The steamer Montana arrived here from
Guaymas Pesyviera defeated the revolution
lists in Sinalja, but advancing the next day,
was deserted BY part of his forces and was
compelled to return.
: MArAMoRAs, February q.
Querago writes from Camargo on the 23d,
that TreYino was marching on San Luis Poto-
81 with thousand men: Pocha, with nlteen
hundred, was at San PHILIPPE, two days march
from San Luis Four thousand government
troops were at San Miguel, marching on San
Luis. The fate of the city depends upon the
celerlty of the respective forces. and the re.
suit OF the battle, which Is Inevitable, will de-
eide the fate of Mexico.
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THREE New CATHOLIC BIsHoPs.-The New
York Herald says that the Pope on the 22d
elevated Father McNeirney, of New York. to
be c)adjulor to the Bishop of Albany. Father
Hendrlckson. of Waterbury, Connecticut, to
be Bishop OF Providence, R. l.; the diocese OF
Rhode island and Connecticut to be divided,
Bishop Mcfarland to reside at Hartford: Rev.
E. P. Wadhams, Vicar-General Of the diocese
of Albany, to be Bishop OF Ogdensourg.
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FIRE IN GREENy1LLE.-At about half-past
nine O'clock Monday night fire was discovered
Issuing from lhe stable of Captain John West
feld, in GreenYille. The dremen were quick
~ on the spot, but their efforts were of no
avail in saving the building, and 1t was with
the greatest difficulty that some fifteen OF
more head of mules could De got out, as they
were made unmanageable by the fire. 1t was
the work of an incendiary.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DIY.
WASHINGTON. February q

WASHINGTON, February ~.
The barometer will probably fall throughout
the Atlantic States by Wednesday mornlng,
clear weather continuing In New England aud
increasing c!oudiness south OF Pennsylvania.
Cloudy and threatening weather, with falling
barometer, will extend eastward over the
Cult States, with southerly winds on the
coast.
Yesterdny's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 r. M. (,
Local Time.
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1Mar1GRA11oN TO THE SOUTH:

NORFOLK, February. 81.
Arrived from Liverpool via Halifax the
steamship Austrian Of the Alton line. She has
thirty-three cabin and nineteen steerage pas
sengere, most of whom are merchants or
In the Southern States.
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:. a6- THE CHARLESTON OHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OFTHE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-OFFICAL RAFAEb
GLASS No. 87o-NoRNMa.
l3-21- l-54-12-38-76 -76-25-29-6l-50-4 AS
GLASS No. 371-EVKNING.
l5-19-22-lO-45-6S- -6S-37-64-68-42-54- 48
Aswitness our hand at Charleston this 26th day
OF February, 1872 FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLHAND,
oct3 Sworn Commissioners.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-28

IT. CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS'WA-
TER-NATTANs,s CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOB
TIE HAIR.-A perfectly clear preparation In one
bottle as easily applied as water, for restoring to
gray hair its natural color and youthful appear
snce, to eradicate and prevent dsndrun, TO- pro
mote the growth OF the hair and stop its falling
ont It Is entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and Will therefore
take the place OF all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now in use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent uE from many OF our most promi.
nent citizens, some Of which are suhjoined. In
everything in which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect.
1t is warranted to contain neither Sugar OF Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate of Silver, 1t does not soil the
clothes or scalp, Is agreeab!yJ perfumed, and
makes one OF the best dressings fo- the Hair In
use. 1t restores the color: OF the Hair "morepes.
feet and uniformly than any other preparation"
and always does so In from thres to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair with all
the nourishing qualities necessary to its g:owth
and healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces new growth OF the Hair more posi-
lively than anything else. The application OF
this wonderful discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling effect on the scalp and gives the Ha'i
pleasing and elegant appearance. Price 81 q
bottle. : 4hfHuh 80.
Inventor and Proprietor, washington y.
Ear cole nv the Agent, DE. b. BAEh
No. 1s1 Meeting street, Charleston, s. U.
| novls-stuth1y
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9peridl Nrtirea.

~ CONSTGNEE5 PER STEAMSHIP
vIRiG I n A, from Philadelphia, ,,are hereby
notified that she viii discharge cargo THWDEYf
the ;2sth Instant at atRrown's Wharf, Goods nm
called for at sunset will remain. on the wharf
lat owners' risk and. expense. a jl...-y4s
-feb2s-1 :, y. ~, WE. Al COURTENAY, Agent.
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The New York Tribune says: "The Military
Ring can furnish no more ammunition for the
French to use on the Germans. It's all need.
ed for the wretches, Sumner and Schurz."
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The Washington Republican SAYS: "Tbe
Republican party Is not bounded by the four
walls OF the Senate Chamber" No; nor Is 1t
bounded by the four walls OF tne penltentlsry,
but great deal Oft ought to De.
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feb2s-wfm6

- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SEA GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY discharging cargo az
Pier No. /, Union Wharves. All goods not taken
HWIIy Hr EunE9t VIII remHlu uu tne WHIT aG COLI
siguees, risk. M0RDEoA1 CO., -
feb27-2 Agents. Z.
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NoTK.-Tne weather re7ort dated 7.l7 O'CLOCK,
.his morning. win be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber of Commerce st 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
LnSether with. the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined by ship.
masters a.. snv tlTue during tDe Gay.
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ST OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY q, 1s72-PUBLIo
NOTIOE.-Complaint Books will be found at the
Upper and Lower Wards Guardhouses, where the
citizens are requested to report all nuissnces re.
garded as preJudicial to the public health, and
they will be promptly examined and attended to.
GEORGE 8. PELzER. N. D.,
feb27-1mo City Registrar.
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rDON'T WAIT FOB A COLD TO GO
swsy Of itself, for your throat and lungs may be-
come 80 irritsted and innamed from the accom-
panying cough, that Bronchitas or Consumption
may set In before you are conscious Of eanger.
Rather get clear Of your cold by using DR.
JAYNE'S ExPECTORANT, good remedy for
loosening cough and promoting expectoration,
and for healing and strengthening the surfaces
OF the throat and lungs. Sold everywhere
PHILlP WINEMAN a CO., Wholesale Agents.
Charleston, 8. O. feb2s-ahstuS .
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Mlunieipal Notices.

',@TO CONTRACTORS. PROPOSALS
l,ed for The gdilaius y, ,-,--.,,1.,., -, 80;
Home.) Plans may be seen at the office OF the
undersIg ned.
JNo. d. DEvEREUX, Chairman
febas3 Com. on Grounds and Building.
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sus- NOTICE.-E B. STODDARD HAY5

s@ NOTICE.. B. STODDARD HAV-
ING dissolved the late Partnership Of E. B.
sTODDARD 4 CO., and Assumed, without my con
sent, the sole control Of the Stock and Assets Of
the arm, therefore notify all persons and cor.
porutions not to pay out any Of the Partnership
funds, or to pay any notes or accounts due the
said Copartnership, or to purchase and pay for
any of the merchandise Of the said Copsrtnership,
except upon the joint check or receipt OF both the
late Partners. Q. FRONEBEhGEhr
February Goth, 1872. 1eD2o
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as- NOTICE.-THREE MONTHS
after date application will be made to the City
Council Of Charleston for q RENEWAL OF GER
TIFIoATE No. ia, period a., for slo,l7o, dated
27th october, 1851 OF city eper cent. stock issued
to the Trustees Snirra,s Dispeusary and the orist
nal OF which is lost or destroyed. ~ = ~
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GbnratlonaI.
-1RSU LINE INSTIT q 7 E
OF THE

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
"YALLE ORUCIS,n NEAR COLUMBIA, s. u,
FOE TEE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, UNDER THE
IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF THE RELldlsOshs
OF THE URsULINE CONVENT.
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WhitujairnrL.

RUTLEDGE.-Died on, the G1st OF February, nc
the residence Of her mother In ,Held6rS eounS
n. Rutledge, aged twenty mine years and nine
months.
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The Hook and Ladder Companies Of this De-
partment are ofas mach importance In tims,ot
fires as an Engine, and We are well satisfied thelI
pay does not meet their expenses. We very cheer-f
fully recommend this appeal to our generous COM
munity. ,,
N. a. NATHAN, Chief Fire Department..
R.M. ALEXANDER, Firat Assistant: =. !
C.P. AIMAR, Second Assistant. . 9i 4
FL. ONEEL, Third Aistltant.
feb7s-wfme - -. a@5s ass
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zN% TO THE PUBLIC.4AFTERfMANYi
years Of faithful service In your: behalf stnsl
CHARLESTON FIRE COMPANY fndsftselrB In
volYed that 1t has norourseIeft busi ito appealtd
the generosity Of the ciuzens Of CharestD tDn,t9
whlchthe Fire Department has never yet turned,
IN vain. - ;I.fa :2an, 3 4 II ~ ,Goasuus3
For a.period OF forty years serving as an En- "a
gine Company, since the war this Organization
has been, changed TO the Hsok and. Ladder,
branch OF the service, one no less Important yet
much harder, as ft'inYoives the necessity of ats,
tending every fire, no matter In what District it
NAV occir IL :, 49, ~ iG5 = h3ts-tta H:::.I.z
But owing to the general depression, the menu
bers or!the Company, while cheerlaaly sud freely,
contributing their time and Tabor, haYe had 1stle1
else to give, and the Company, depending alrnplti
exclusively ,for4support upon the pay received
from the city, has found this insufficient TO meet
the expenses incident to the purchase Of . neYs
apparatus, and the maintaining OF the same ~
q proper state OF efficiency.
Under these circumstances, It has been reldc.
tantly determined to appeal to the public for afd
and assistance; and the following Committee Will
with tnat purpose waitupon The :citftehs, Win
the confident hope that those whom they serve.
will not suler them to ask In vain: isiif= f=Is:---
:. 'Gat tlzGti.r5 c01nuTTRI: ,ilaE - sa,lfs.:1D
z. F.PUoKHABER, .rrI IIsHsTHEILE. IL. .:W
SAhSs'1s s. WESR: I ase: aa; gaEsIsye' Heza@ si.
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EIGHT DOLLARS A YEAR
funeral Nptires,.

RIVERS-Died In this city, un the 27th Febru.
aly. &ls72l DAVID sYLvEsTKR RIVERS In the; $50
year Of his age. ,,.i;.s...,z 49,.
/ ses,b HIS. FRIENDS AND ACoUAiNTss
ANolss also, those ,or Ne. and. Mrs. BepJarpln;
Lucas, tare respectfully einyIted TO latteLd the
Funeral Services. ct the st. Johns Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Archdale street, at 40 O'CLOCK,
TEH MORNING. .y,rr,; al p;,fcts S5..y.yfeb2aI
~ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
of NJ. and Mrs. THEoD DoRE sToNEY are respecee.a
fullyinyted to sstsnd the Funeral Of the latter
To.Moanow AFrKRNooN. at O'Clock, atst II 3ni;- 5
chaers Church. lf,d :,,.gE.E:-:lI-: fee2a
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