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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-30
ID o S t o F f / C E
Worcester. Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Arrang cement,

Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New Hamp-
shire. closes at 500 m; due at p m.
Manchester, Concord and Nashua n II. Lowell Leon
mister, Lancaster, West Boyston, oakille and Clinton
closes at m aid $3.50 m due al lis a m and D m
tIehburg closes al o, 1915 m and $3.50 pm Due at
Gardner and VT. and Mass K f, closes at $50 Os5
m and m. Due 9,l5 m and and 6um,
Princeton, East Princeton and West Sterling close at
800 m. Due at 9l5 m
M Due at $40 and 10 30 M $3.50, 4S0 $50 and 1880 m
m Due al BIS, 1873 IN and 4,30 pm.
Maine Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
chgsetls close at 6, 80 and m, LIS and Due
at $50 m. 4, and 1899 IN.
Rhode Islaat close at $50 and Il m and $3.50 p M
Due at AS N, 2.l5 and $50 pm.
WAY Mail on the Providence and Worcester railroad
close at $3.50 pm. Due al 9,45
Sturbrdge Southbridge and woonsockei close at 80
IN and S,SO M Due at 9.45 m and $50 pm.
iates close at 545 and 40 M S45 ami pm. Due at
l. and $50 am, Las and 10 p m.
945 a m, and 345 N. Due at 20 m and $50 D NJ
Way Mail between Springfield and Albany close at 545
a m and 3.45 Due at IS and 10 m. 49,
New York City and southern States Hartford and
New Haven Conn, close at 945 IN, 9,i5 and m Due
Norwich and New Lon on, Conn, Webster and Oxford,
Mass close at > IN aad 1850 m. Due at a III and !
Way Mail on the Norwich and Worcester railroad,
| closes a. IN. Due at Sam.
Grafton. close at $50 and and Is and 3 D m Due
| at a m and 800 pm.
| Milford Mendon, Hopedale and Framngham close at
sam l,l5 land $ pm Due at 9,l5 TO- m, and 4,3O
Southboro' close at m Due at lO,sOam.
| Westboro' COrdavIle. Hopkinton, Ashland and Hol-
| 4,30 m. " 800
1880 IN.
am. " ~ -V''V
Barre and smithvile, close at 945 and m, Due
Dana, North Dana. New Salem. North New salem.
| close at 945 IN. Due at $3.50 pm.
| nuboarislon, close at and l0,i5 m and m. Due
| at $50 m, is and D m.
Princeton iolden. Rutland North Rutland, close at
? m. Due al $50 m.
leicester, close at 9,45 a and N. Due at am
oakham and shrewsbury, close at 9,45a m and $3.50
m. Due at $50 m and 3 D M ''
Mails for New York and Boston and places bevn,d
close at this office on Sunday at SPIN
FOREIGN MAILS Mails for the Furnpean Steamers
close daily, via New York, at 945 IN, 3,45 and M
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FISK &c HATCH,
M deopEwe0p m Financial Agents.

M deop&weop m Financial Agents.
A MEXICAN FOREIGN PATENTS
r. II. EDDY.
sohcit3r Of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks or
esisi'S' $50 10 state s., opposite Kiby st.,
AZ Agency IN the United Staes pOssssses snDey7or 6a-
bitify al iaUentions. " '''""'"'' "'e P"'e'f'"
MI necessity OF journey to Washington TO nroeure n
hncnt, ana The great delay there are here saved
Testimonials.
regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most canabc and
intercourse ~ '"'S h"u oihc'N
49, ChARlES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
am naNe n9 hesitation in assuring inventors that they
oa,ot eploya man more competent and ttustgorttV
'u Ore capable Of putting their applications in form
~ scue lor Ien an early and favorable consideration
"''h' "teht Ohce. EDMUND BURKE,
an u II Nh, Late Commissioner of Patents
-, M. II IL Eddy has made for me over THIRTY aps
pcos lor Iatents, having been successful in almost
eNVuy Ease such unnistakabe proOfo great talent and
aiity on us part leads me to recommend ALL inventors
aPpf 70 nun 10 procure their patents they may be
having ihe most faithful attention bestowed on
NY" ~ t'sea; anu a, very reasonable charges
hoHt"' jan !, lm2. d2twly JOHN TAGGART.
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RaILr0aos.
[ORwICH AND WORCESTER div

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVI
~ SION, B., II. and L. RI, 1911
d. LEANS GoNG soUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
S'oS : IN. y ay passenger Train. Connects at WEB
ster with train from Southbridge and for Ros
tons al Planheld with trains to and from Hart,
-, New London from West Side station. am '''
1870 s m way Passenger Train. Connects at WoF
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fiicf-
ggrg, Lowell &o.i at Worcester Junction With
trsi1 9 f s1 H. rtoSidenGe rsins At Putnam WITH
81 9r"tch with traiRs for New London MYSTIC
S'AS n; Wsy Passenger Train. Connects at wori
eTI7'eE Win trains from Nashua, Fitchburg To7ys
- SCI az Worcester Junction with ExDress
neA,Il Ion Boston and trains from Western and
Providence and Worcester roads: AT Putna71 "a ~
fam ION ION Boston; al Piainied Junction trains
tbis ioehee and Hartford arfive in season -
Websteri PASSENGERS from way stations (eycfpt
train 10 ZorSyihr ON New London viii take thja
connects at Worcester WIN srsi, ioI EeW York
Fiffbft,H manchesteE Lowell Iayyfencn' Si:''7ton
R pos Frenku and Blackstone i iea RSsi9G Ws
tot sew london at 3.1!5 D M - 1'eH norwich
IN al aEAiSs GOING MOTH LEAVE Nopu-,c,, 49,
E'A" "a. Steamboat Express train fdr Iis AZ ,.,-
ton BiaeP sfo,3y5 SSonIeeilng ~ Putnam for lsas
Conco. lIr F R9e54n, Framngham Lowell, Nss95
SSiSSCtu fltchhurg. dc. This train lesrps y "a
London at 1.I5 M, dependent on aryi,s Hew
900 $ m. Way Passenger Train. Conrsott,,.
flainheld Junction for Providence! 'i ~ Jp5n .s
j2 o8ssoF ~ astlylns az 1920 m; at worcesiet
Boston, Nashua, &c. io' 'i"'Hs to
AA'S" n; Way Passenger Tram. CONNECTING q,
LIalLneid With train from and for Provj,it5,cs..
sILNl1g at worcester Junction in season foT frsoSs
al Wayca.td F1o n SIgingheld and Abayi
$50 ~ m m way Passenger Train Connects at Nor
deid Juneoa Win S t5 SeW London and at Plan.
Jester with train for Boston ~ VIZ
Leaves Webster for gSrdesie Sf AZ I, 81,
LesSeS worcester for Webster at S:IS m
- kofWCh 4 Wnrcnster IIi,;.s't
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Money SentwithOut Danger of Loss.

MpNE1 ORDERS Tor any amount not exceeding $50
on one order will be Issued deposit at this oice and
payment OF the FLOWING fees:
ON orders not exceeding SIC ............. 10 cents
Over sly and not exceeding S3O...........I5
$50 SiD "a
Over $40 S5l u
Swiss International Postal Money Orders issued nj
this office at domestic rates
~ United States Treasury Notes National Bank
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Teavss vT,,..-, MkBsIEE SPECIAL.
TesNes v " eostef for Worcester at G,OOBm
Ie9ses worcester for Webster at G.:E5 nm
dN 7. st. II. ANDREWS Sun,t
korwich 4 Worcester Divislnn
WORCESTER AM NAsEI7. No.

aud North Sleeping Cara on night Tran for W st
W00RCESTER AND NASHUA RAIT.
ger Trains viii mn ana aier Monday, Sept ISL Passen
(Groton posseSFra at $50 and Ills i2O and So
lay 've S Ts, junction for Worcester at 5am
Tbe q 9O 1 TraG ~ 40 M l2OOm, and 500 p M
VT uoU IRAN connects at Fclburg with tsi,. c, a.,
Ruriint ie massachusetts,. Cheshire and Rutland d S
the Fitchhr At Groton junction with trains ot
~ 'Sn1"Is tuoWh) PelerhOro and shirley St3,I
SSdoIIh, shd Lowell and Lawrence Talr1ads aII
Su lawrence, Northern, Boston, Concord a,d N
vermont Central, Passumpsic ana ogdensburg iiii
Tne iil5 N train connects at Fitchbnrs ,yit, che
ger to Rntin uau ana Burlington Freight and passen
% stony BFo3S and Lowell and Lawrence trains ana
renee Nortbnrr s LII concord Manchester and LawF
Montreal Ito Plymouth) trains '''' CONCORD ana
hhe ~ m tram connects at Fitchburg at
with Cheshre Vermont and Massachusetts And Pnte5
ahu bnilngton Night Express trains al tiroium
trains; and at Nashua with Concord MsneIePr ro06
hha%%Iehce, Norlhern Vermont Central Ngm Ex rIrsS
: - '''' ''' IdHa'SGP TTR ';FiR- Sun
DkOYIDENCE 4 WORCESTER Raj.
Fx5 noA Tro Amusement June r. 1871
BRIDGE leaves Worcester at lois a. M: Proy, '1 TX
Accommodation Trans will leave yyorcos,o-
dence and way stations at 1850 and IL 80 m 90 and 40
Providence for Worcester and ,ysv stot,,rs a.,,o.
Has m, and 405 m. ' " ''7V anu
The 40 a m maill and 2I5 M tcxprcss, trains from
Providence and the 10. Is m. lex PRESS and a. n IN
qmal2 trains nom Worcester, connect nj Worcester
Juhcuoh WIN trains To ana from Clinton FitcIbnrg
Hutland saratoga Montreal Nashua Lowell Ilwrence'
GGoncoI9 and the White Mountains; Springfield Albany
troy niagara Falls, and points North or West '
through Tickets and Baggage Checked to important
The Worcester trains, except express and g3o n m
connect at WoOnsockct Junction with trains m ana fat
Hartford and Erie railroad. S'0H'
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Providence tor Waterford 500 a m cnnnac,ina
Norwich. 'NeN' A"'hAH ANU
IaoH -
leave PROVIDENCE for UXbridge at 100 D M,
Leave UXbrdge for Worcester at SIS a m
Trans leave Milford Worcester and proyiaepo NJ
S,vg anI ii'UU q m ana 80 m. Woonsockct for Nil
fora at S'4i 8. m, and l,5O and $50 D.
W, ID. HILTON Sup't
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G. p. HUNTINGTON, President.

In compliance, with the foregoing instructions, the
price Of the Bonds, rom this date until further orders
viii be 81 and accrued interest
The scarcity Of ana demand for, really
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should invariably be taken to the Post Office and Regis
tered The Registry tee all parts of the United States
Is 10 cents tanada cents; Great Britain and the Ger
c. OFFICE houRS-From IS a m to pm, except
sundays on sun ays, rom 9,45 to 1890 am.
money order business closes on Saturday at IN.
JalJ diff j. PICN EFT. Postmaster
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EALTH, MONEY, COMFORT
TINGLEY'S
AUTOMATIC HEAT GOVERNOR.
FOR mOT-AIK FURNACES.

r. ms invention has now been thoroughly tested for
rouh iEARs ana IL one.ed 20 the public perfect
vvuy Ot tne bifOhpeHteRces dangers, and 0RHOydnce
It's advantages ares
Ia" sure remedy Jorfhe escape Of gas or smoke through
"a. IA economy in the use Of coaL
ashes '''''V " 'V"W
an asares al danger against IRE from an opfrAeaed
o"' 9gei un0ormitgQ Of temperature oih eperv cAan0e
Meat Of Mebaiaace w " W" ''''
n o1eI TO gain these advantages IL is only necessary
Miu,e e nre, supply the coal ana leave The furnace
.GnavEnipS IeY1ri to The dras,l 10 OF rnh
gB Send for Pamphlet.
Tlngley Automatic Heat Governor TO-
II. v. PHELPS, Agent,
For Worcester County and Vicinity Office ~ feal st'
Worcester Mass, dSin
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Another large cotton facforv Il IN bo oroc.ol
in Manchester the cotninr season
Mrs. Herman I}uss of Iemple is TO Dresent
the town a soldiers monument IN cnst f,on,
$1,000 to $500.
Mr.. Augustus Avres was fatally ;niura1 ~,
Blakeville on Wednesday eyenm@ Of Iast wee az
while coupling cars
Mr.. BENJAMIN {. WaIdron. n nensionoy oc tho
war Of 1872, died ct Warner last F,i5o, ar ra1
eighty-one years and seven months "7NN
The real estate transactions in Manchester
last year amounted to S633 1856 III Tho No.,
iesI transactions re in the months Of Aprii.
3,S6S, and November. sos 633
Two BOYS named Pyne and O'ConnelI collidpd
with another coastina parry AT Great FaIle oN
Saturday night and a sprained ankle for PINE
a broken knee for O'ConncU fonr biocl, aro,,
and one broken nose for The other nnrties con-
cluded the fun
In the action of David T S1ccner aoninst ,i,o
town of Sandown. suit to recDvpr s4O0O dam.
ages for injuries sustained by tbe nIo1ntitf in
consequence Of detective highway Tho inry
found verdict for the plaintiff, and awarded
him S1250 Mr. Slceppr is hind and ,vbiIc
crossing a bridge fell off on one side on WHEEL
there was no railing.
Rev. Mr. Bessom formarl,, oy En-, o..
tional church at Revere, has accented a caIi tn
the church at New Boston, where he has la.
bored some months, with an awakening aInon,r
the people. He Will be installed az ,sas," ~
the firsi Tuesday IN Ephrnarv ,vi,L P.9lol Vn
the Rev. ). B Damn.
'---7Iancs L. HAYES of Kochester n tin,n,,, SOL.
had ls~en worlinr M Grcat isali ,'t ira VINO
months pasf, s4as found dead in bod s"n tew
mornina abort IN sioc NJ IL ~ Ueu sunday
in Berwick lie was Of laspaied hapits a Pla1 81
r,os ~, r,,l,, So. ~ VI NpoiaI ana other
Of McSInnn3s rl,vir or o, Hon'y glnp'y polllt
chased fbe nis,bt ncore ~, ro, "n y. ne pur
which Leave. No d,. Nv, "'s io'.ll'i ~ ms room
elixir by his avn h,,n Nv w ~ GseIdose Oh ili'
death. He was about ortv Years ia ., ~ LIN li
douslter aiont f,, ~, ~ s.''s oiu, 'nu le'lNe'
-%sa,, svais u age.
Wort Il actiyel,, so,,,;,'',s5,
bic qnarries hin winter ,""'" III tne Rutland mar
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SACRED MUSIC!

RAUMBAoH's NEW COLLECTION
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II &c civ ED THIS DAY
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-04
OF THE GRANT CAMPAIGN

How tho Federal Henchmen are Niec-
pioneering In Laurens.
The following Incidents of the Ku.Klux cru
sade In the upper counties, which has been
revived lust before the election, and evidently
for political effect, are reported by tne
Laurensyille Herald:
A melancholy circumstance In connection
with tha recent deaths of Mr.. James Copeland
and wife. mentioned elsewhere, Is as follows
While Mrs. Copeland was dying, u1leeo
States marshal went to the house OF Mr. v. W
arrest him. He was not taken away, however,
at the time, and gecond visit was maui e iVl
similar purpose. In the meantime MRS. y. naa
died, and the said officer found mr. Cope,add;1 pnd;l
himself. on the second visit. ID dylDg coao,, iI
,inn 1eafh soon relieved the sufferer OF al
his troubles. Thus We see that mol even Jug
cnnch of the dying is any bar to tne REQ
rI9ht hand of the law" and greedy cormorants
for government pap.
Moro Arrests.
Since our last Issue the following citizens OF
this county have been arrested by deputy
United States marshals. The work goes
s.bravely" on: Captain W. j: Leak, a. 3.
Byrd, A. N. Copeland, James ID. Clark, y. Y.
Ferguson, G. J. Workman, Ellhu Cunningham.
M. G. Cunningham, Robert A: CUNNINGHAM,
W 2 CnnnIng6sm, Augustus Wallace, W. L.
Fowler, Drayton Bsrksdale, Richard G. Watts,
C. II. Miller, j. F. Ramage, 8. P. league. ;,
The above prisoners, who had been 10 lall
for some time, were brought before Commits
sioner Runkle on last Wednesday, and bailed
In bonds of $4,000 each, 70 appear for trial at
the next term Of the United States Court, at
Columbia, on the fourth Monday in this month.
Hence, Mr.. QeBerry's hotel at this writing
ia empty of military prisoners How long
this will be the case "nobody knows put Jo'
seph.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-04
TEE 0HURoHEs YESTERDAY.

The Rev. T. W. Dosh, pastor OF st. Jonns
Lutheran Church, preached sermon yes1er'
day morning on the Reformation IN commem'
Grafton of the anniversary Of that great event
Tba sermon was characterized by mucn
thought and elegance, and was is'eneu ~ y
afull congregation. cbur,, :,
+,s noorn1ng. q sermon In behalf of the Widows
and Orphans Society, before alarge consrega-
t,on. In the evening he delivered anotnef
sermon at st. Stephens Church.
The Sunday. school Of the Wentworth street
lutheran Church, held quarterly celebration
: 3 the afternoon. An appropriate sermon was
preached BY the pastor, the Rev. W. 3. BOW
man. The children occupied the body OF the
church. and under the Leadership OF their
teashsrs sang several hymns with credltaole
result, At the conclusion OF the exercises q
collection was taken upiR aid Of the school.
At the Spring Street Methodist Churcn' o
Sermon was preached at O'Clock In the even
Ing BY the Pastor, Rev. John I. Wightman,
D. D.
The Rev. B. D. Smart preached aHermon In
Trinity Church, Hasel street, at seven Z. N.
In the lecture-room Of the Citadel Square
Baptist Church monthly cencert OF prayer
for the missions was held.
In the other churches throughout the city
the usual services were held morning and
ahernoon. The attendance was generally
good.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-04

TEE TIMBER AND LUMBER TRADE-F1Rsr
ARRIyAL.-The trade In timber and lumber in
this market has for long period been ons of
leading Importance, and, with the valuable
pine forests within moderate distance Of this
city, tho business can probably be made one
Of large magnitude. The demand for the yel-
low pine Is steadily growing. and Its use In
building purposes is so important that the con-
sumption will continue to increase with the
growth Of the country. Our dealers here are
showing most commendable enterprise, ex-
tending their milling facilities and making
earnest efforts to place this market in lead
Ing position. The first arrival of new timber
This year has just occurred In the receipt by
MI. T. L. Halsey, one of our most prominent
timber and lumber dealers, of lot OF five
hundred sticks, averaging in lots from eight
hundred feet to one thousand feet per stick.
1t Is unusually large and very fine timber. The
business promises to be heavy during the
present year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-04
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. q. NOVEMBER 4. 1872.
Lat 80 deg 4s min SO sec Lon 70 deg 81 min 27
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

schr Carrie, Pearcs, Indianolo, Tex-42 days
Mdse. To b E Baker, agt She was bound &c
rigging has put into :his port for repairs.
steamer Pilot Boy, AcNelty, Savannah. Beau.
fort, ChisOlm'B and Pacific Landings. 8S bags
cotton seed, and mdso. 10 Ravenel, Holmes 60,
Witte Bros, Fraser & Dill, D Mcpherson, H Gard,
" A Trenholm, kavelel Il co, D Lopez, Walker,
Evans j. Cogswel, F Perry, A NimIIz, Mrs Mary
Galloway, Southern Express CO, Roach MofeIt,
Steamer City Point, MCMILLAN, Palatka. via
Jacksonville, FernsnGins and savannah. II bales
cotton, 100 head cattle, rs pkgs oranges, horse,
and pkg nose. To Rsyenel co, Witte Bros,
llams 4 Son, Fraser & Dill, sto1ey T. Lowndes,
q Ingraham Sen, Wardlaw d Carew, q A
Fsirchlld. Bart & %, Terry q Nolan, D Kirk.
patrick, Order and others.
Boat from James Island. 21 bags sea Island cot.
ton. To Fraser & Dill.
Boat from Johns Island. 10 bags sea Island
cotton. To Fraser & Dill.
Boat from Edisto. bags sea island cotton.
To Fraser & Dill.
Boat from Wadmhlaw. bags sea island cot.
ton. To Fraser Dill.
Boat from St Apdrew's. 8 bags sea island cot.
ton. To Fraser d Uill.
Boat from Ohrlst Church. 2bsgs sea island cot.
ton. To Kinsman i howell.
Boat from Christ Church. l bag sea island
cotton. To W n Lavton Il Son.
Received from Chi5olm's Mill. A terces rice.
To Joseph Cohen.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina Beckett, New York
LEFT 8lgt Inst. Mdss. To Wagner, Huger i On,
W Conrtensy, U Railroad Agent, y Railroad
Agent. = and q Railroad Agent, Jas Allan, Arch
er, U d Ahrens il CO. D ANIME, ] Adger i
CO., NJ A Ash on, Bremen d konke, E Brown,
Bisoho1 & co. ] Blake, B Boyd. T N BRISTOL
& co, G Bowman, U Bart d Gu, Edwin Bates
CO. Cohen Wells, Chase il Outline, y Ulaclus,
Cameron, B8rkley d CO, L Chaplin, w II Cha(ee
co, ] II OlauSsen, Crane, Boylston d co, DR. GEO
Cauler, E Daily, Miles Drake, Dowie, Noise q
Davis, Douglas Miller, H Due, David, b
Duval & Son. Elias Bros. A N Eckel Il co. Erwin
& McGill, Chas Elias. Falk d co, Furcngott,
CO, r :, McComb d CO. B Foley, JnO s
Fairly & CO, Fogartis's Book store, Fisher. P L
GuillemIn, W Gibson. q Gerdts co, U Graye!ey,
NH Garfunk'e N A. Hunt, Hart & co, W Hsrral,
T N Horsey Bro. r Hunter, e Hass, q Hay
den, Holmes Il Calder, Mrs Hunnekin, Isaac
Hammond, W Jones d CO, Johnson, q
Jackson d co, Johnson Il Brown, Johnston, Crews
& co, KliHcE, Wick enberg d co, u W Kriete, h
Klstte & 90, KerrisIn, Jr. Mrs " kinsman,
Kinsman Bros, q Lopez R Lnwless, LangeT,
Laurey, Alexander Il Gu, Ohas Litschgl Law
ton i co, g Luhn. Vim 4stthiessen MARKS. w
B Mcmillan, n MGhrtens, VIM Mckay, hanloue
4 co Murpny, Little & co, A Melchers. MenKe d
Muller, Marshall 4 co, ] + marsh, 7
Murphy, Martin q Hood, Jno Minor co, f
Marshall & co. A Nimltz CO, Nachman
co, l. Neumeyer, B < Neufvllle, K osgood. b
Orrs, B O,Neill, O'Nelll, F O'Nelll, Pop
penhem, Paul, Welch j. co, w Paddon, Ed
Perry, Recke i Petermann, buckle, RaVenel
Il co, Ravenel, Holmes co, 4 hsao & co, 3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-04
Interior Cotton Markets.


ORniGEBURG, November @
Sales during the week 40 bales. we qoote:
Ordinary I6c; low mlddling 17xc; middllng !! !1c
COLUMBIA, November !.
Sales OF cotton to dry Oh nales; middllng iSc;
A'tN' WIiINsBoRo', November !.
For the past two days 2A bales OF cotton nave
oeen 'o'o - '-'' MACON, November /.
The largest day,s receipts Of the season came IN
to-day. The market wal without change. The
rsce1ts to-day were S4s bales; shipments 400;
sales $40. ,,,, roro,,hor,
To-day our market quiet; sales 200 oales as tne
following quotations; market closed weak: ordi.
nary l8Xsl6kc, good ordinary 1exal!c, low mid
dlInos I7Ialsc, mtddlings 18halsHc; weeks
consnmntioIr ll6 for New York, ut to Savannah,
loo 70 Mobile; weeks receipts 1852 bales against
225a the previous one, ami A6e the corresponding
week last season; shipments 1859.
"~e- MorGoMERY, November !.
Cotton market quiet; ordinary l6Ho, goud orot
nary l7Hc strict good ordinary 17Hc, low u ID
ding IKE, middllng 1870. o,..,oo,
Cotton ls selling to-day at l7a17hc.
Cotton lea1sxc; 100 bales sold during the week.
The cotton market has been brisk and sctive
for the past week, sales amounting to 632 bales;
quotations to-day middlings l7Hc.
BENNBTTsVLLE, OCTOBER 81.
Cotton ls quoted at from l6al7o.
CHERAw, November !.
Strict middlIng 1sHc, middling lac, low mid.
ding 17hc. ,,u o,.o,.r NJ
Market active at 17HaiSc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-04
LocAI IAC0N1cs.

The Rev. @. @. PInekney, rector of Grace
Church. returned to the city yesterday from
summer tour In Europe.
The Garrison Light Infantry have cour'
teously sent The NEWS aseason ticket to their
fsir now In progress at the Military Hall.
That fine property, the Columbia Hotel, Is
TO be sold at auction on the Sd OF December.
See advertisement.
John Davis, oolored, was lodged In the
upper Guardhouse yesterday, charged with
STEALING pistol from A. N. White.
The steamer Dictator arrived at her
avharf at hslf.past P. N. yesterday, having
made the trip. from Savannah to this port IN
eless than eight hours.
In anticipation of the election all bar
! rooms are ordered to be closed from twelve
O'Clock tonight until SIX O'Clock next We'd
nesday morning.
The removal OF night soil is now allowed
by the police authorities, and q monthly In
spection of Che carts employed in this busl-
uess is to be made during the winter.
5 Robert Lee, colored, was struck upon the
head with bar OF iron by J. Callaghas, yes
tesday, in Market street. Lee received
painful cut He was placed under the care OF
sDr. Joseph Yates.
Charles Peters was severely cut on the
right side Of the face BY George Frost, on Sat-
urday afternoon. Peters struck Frost with
stick, and the latter retallated BY using his
knife. The cut which Peters received was
about four inches long, extending perpendicu-
larly scross the cheek. Both men were taken
% the upper Guardnouse, and bound over to
sppear before the Mayor.
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himself that the ship might be foated, or at
least a large part Of her cargo saved. the
other pilots were loathe 10 leave him on the
wreck. as there were indications OF an ap-
preaching storm. He was, however, inheAl
bic in his determination. On Tuesday the gale
increased, and Dupong asserts that the Energy
foated off the spit and was carried almost
into st. Helena channel. On Wednesday sue
broke in two. His provisions gave out on
Wednesday. During the gale Dupong was
dashed to the wreck; the waves broke over
him constantly and almost stripped him o.
clothing. On Thursday Dupong was taken on,
having voluntarily incurred peril Whlcn
most men would have given ship andcargo 70
have escaped from.