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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02

superficial para guitar del cdtis aaspereza, es
mmejOrable En- tOdOs los casOs de erupciOn0S, PEI
cas- manchas, Que,nAduraS de sol, cauSados pOr
pOSlciOn al sol 6 al are esta aqua floral, prObara
q la tez Suavidad frescOr, q la vez que ex-
trpa del chtis apariencia lustrOsa Hvld6Z tan
deSagradable la vista. ExetuandO para la cura
de granOs ell Aqua Florida debe u6arSe siempre dia-
da en- aqua. Para extrpar los granos Ia aplicaciOn
debe hacerse con oil hquidO para siete ochO veces
al dia, prOcurando aplicarlo soamente los granos
no al cntis del rededOr. ObservandO ouidadOea-
mente estaS dlreccioneS en- POGO tempo Sc veran
desaparecer todas las desagradables asperezas del
Ostro Las propiedades hii6n1cgas del
Aqua Florida de Murray Lamman
son distintivo marcado rasgo de este exelente
Perfume. Su admirable pOder en- aliviar t0da fOrmR
dc d0lOr de CObeZa nerViOso desmayOs parOXismOs
histercOS, como por saut1feras prOpedades de-
sinfectantes en- ell cuartO del enfermo 10 hacen
tan solo un requisite de tOcadOr RetretesnO un-
nPcesaIiO para usO general de famlia Como perfu-
me, escasamente necesitamos, enumerar suS mu-
chas vrtudes. Trenta aLOs de prueba ante eS0 ph-
hlico han esabl cdo cl hechO Que pOr su delicade
pureza frescura durabihdad permanece, sim
fgMal.
Niugun otro perfume aqua de tocadOr Sc le pa-
NADIA puede suplr sn lugar, nadie que 10 haya
usadO una pOdra ser indUcido de renuneiar del
placer de usarla: De aqu la asombrOsa rapid6z con
que sus ventas aumentan afln La faz de centena-
res de imitac0nes falsifeaciones qne hOmbres sin
| honor dignidad en- Francia Alemania inundan
Ell mercadO. La diferencia entire esas Ia legtlma
| Aqua Florida de Murray Lanman es simplemente
| la diferencia entire 10 muy buenO 10 muy pesimO
RestanOs encarecer al pdbllc0 que cuandO.cOIns
prem siempre pidan por el Aqua Florida de Murray
| v Lanman, pTeparada pOr Lanman Kemp, Nueva-
York GuieneS los dnlcOa pr0pleSOr1OE del ar6l-
! eulO genuine. 49, 8stt1
! Detodaa las Botien cas- Y nvpeturfaemerfas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
SEGUNDA CAMARA.
SOBRE CUBIERTA.
PRIMERA CAMARA.
HABANA DIRECTO.

1aC $40 3 Gec
nnp tamerca N Comnfa
eendn
SO nHDabD
osgGdAde 8acuara
en adMfgu
eprl t endrn
Plymouth
o aCompsn
Do srucsc. %rs sI5y ayFs compaaa.~ ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
Para ca1rOs y carretas'

Sc hallara constantemente un dep6sito lie
carros carretas, ruedas, ejes. bujes de herro
culos concernieutes a esta clase de obras.
Tambien SO hallara ademas de venta pinas
nanzanas, camOnes con la vuelta sacada, lanzas
v rayos para las mismas
TodO 10 que Sc realiza 4 preciOs m6dcOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
TARIFA DE FLETE
PARA EUROPA.

TABACo. IPor 1000 kll6gramos sean 2174 6 .--...
CAFE..--.. id id........
ALGoDoN Por cada 1915 kilos. 224O no pasando d.
I90 piesc1bicos de vOllimen. .-.-....---...---.
ALGoDON Pasando de 80 pies cbicos por cada 2206 e.
sean 40 pies cGbicos. ..........
CUEROs-- II
GENGtBRE IPor 1000 kil6gramos osean 2206e .... =.
CIGARROS. POr metro cubcO sean At pies cubicO
TABACO-..H ld III. id.....
AZUCAR.. POr 1000 h0gramOS sean 2174 t.......-.
MERcAN Por10OO i'd id. 2174 por cada metro cih,-
CIAs no co scan 46 pies enbcOs-... -.
exp1sde.
No Sc admite carga tiete baiO conots pOr menOs IL
Sc admlte d iete t0da ciase de moneda ero Il plata
sObre valor.
ObjetOs valla de plala al o. 8 ID. Id.
Mcneda de c0bre S35 por 1000 k6s. 8 2174ib
Los bultes dc vaor debiendoi senpre hao conocmie
estipulado.
La C0mpaEfa adoa iete los pequenos bnlfos de mn
rita especial plea DE- los cOnssnat tar0N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
I.atiner & Comp.

arnmo 8 encon a
.senio arorr cdhie envedo20
Vfl1eIlcy renoa ai Anrrads ch mlu ro3
scrncr via hero a dn
lnentA lAag y nmo
5tapes 1sr hcos cia
inoaic am
aharr)sy ylo3ges zones ssaT
sen aoncaj
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-02
EFECTOS DE ESCRJTORIO.

del BoETN Plaza Principal acaha de recb de PARIS
ppe de puma gtas tneros caas
teea e.a De eegs es.io dan lecios na1aente mocos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.


(1ITIZENS EVENING LINE STEAMERS FOR Al
bany and Ti9y landing at Catski fare 50 cents; by
the fastest night boats the Hudson Steamers SUNNY
SIDE SID and THOMAS POWELL leave pier 4s North River
loot Spring street, daily Saturdays excepted, at NJ,
making sure competitors with all trains going East and
mest cket sold and baggage checked to all points
rensselaer, and Saratoga and Troy and Boston Railroads
A CHANGE OF PIER.-CArsKILL BOATS.-STEAM-
e ,fsr NnvERsiNK and ANDREW HARDER will
sengers. Passage 81.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINZ
IN For Long Branch and AL stations this and con-
meeting railroads, Including Philadelphia vineand.
On and after May 10 steamers connecting with the
trains Of this road at Sandy Hook will leave
$40 A. M and r. M.-For Philadelphia, vineland &c
9:4O A. M-For Long Branch, Toms River, WaretOwrr
and all intermediate stations.
SP M-For Long Branch and intermediste stations
have purchased by this company and now being
put In complete order for the summer business.
The summer arrangement viii commence early In June
with the above named, when Long Branch trains
will be better time than heretofore.
Communication rates have been reduced.
a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20
MUSICAL REVIEW.
Ditson b Co., New York and Boston, publish the

Ditson Co., New York and Boston, publish the
following:-
ysChoral Music to be Performed Of the Worlds
Peace Jubilee.n This Is handsome book OF nearly
two hundred pages, containing the ionowing I'M.
mortal choral works:-"A Strong Castle IS our
L0rdn Luther; ''Sleepers, Wake" ~. Paui 10
God on High,n st. Panl; ''See What Love Hath the
Father,n St. Paul; "Hallelujah Chorus" Messiah;
"All We Like Sheep" Messiah; "InanKs
Be TO Cod" Elijah HE watching Over
Israel" Elijah; Cast Thy Burden On the
Lordh Elijah; blessed Are the Men,"
Elijah; "Yet Doth the Lord,u Elijah; "See The
Conquering Hero Comes, Judas Maccab@us;
"Gloriau Mozart's Twelfth Mass; sInfiammatus,"
"Stabat Mater;n 1.-THE Heavena Are Telling,u "Crea-
tion;" Prayer 'Moses in Egypt;n "Abide With
Me,H "woman OF Samaria ~ Chorus of Levites
"Eti;n Triumphal March with sheathed swords) ,
Naanan Chorals Bach's Passion Music; Judgment
Hymn, Luther; Choral (.How lovey'O st. Peter
.'fhs is the Witness" st. Peter; Festival Hymn
Buck; Invocation. Keller; "Angel Of Peace, y
Keller; German Hymn, Keller; "Nazareth,r Gon-
nod; mighty Jehovah" 'Il Martiriir soldiers
Farewell" Kinkel; Farewell to the Forest,n Men.
delssohn; ''The Crufew,n Anderton; Good Night,
Beloved PInsuti; sweet and Low. Barnby !;
'Last Rose Of Sumner;n "Believe Me, If All Those
Endearing Young Charms Y "The Harp that once
(calI me thine own, naeyy REST, Spirit, Rest, y
"Almighty Cod" Mozart; Freedom God and
with one Consent, Let All the Earth lHebronl
Mason; Nearer, Ny God, to Thee" Bethany, Ma
soni 1.-THE Morning Light Is Breaking" Webbi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20
ANOTHER TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
An Army Omcer Accidentally Killed I'm q
Avun al

broadway Hotel.
For the last ten days Captain George Wright, Of
the United States Army, and connected with the
Quartermasters department In this city, has been
stopping at the Brandreth House, Broadway. Dur
ing that time Captain Wright has been drinking to
excess, and at eleven O'Clock on Saturday night,
while going up stairs, he fell over the banisters q
distance dist S,s Of ten or twelve feet and strik;
conclusion Of the brain and fractured
his skull, from the enects OF which death
ensued at four O'Clock yesterday morning. Coroner
Young was notified to hold an inquest. From q
number Of letters found in possession Of Captain
Wright it was indicated that he has relatives and
family living In Philadelphia Deceased was forty
hveyears Of age and native Of this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

AIAfyONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IN WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
FORTNIGHTLY TO AND FROM LONDON DIRECT
from piers A and AZ North River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20

N business 1900 per year established over 30 years
on south side OF IL Island 10 miles from New York 10
barn 4c Al bea, ,tIfl view Of lake. bay and beach
price with Store Fl Ntures, $O00 stock about
10000 Map and all particulars Of owner, from 10 to
portnities ever ofcre, for pleasant home and bust
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A sPL CIAL PARTNER MAY HAVE $500 FOR USE
IA OF 81 tnin single article Of merchandise patron
ICED by Ycers; absolute security for money! employ
ping clerk address in full strictly required Address
SPECIAL M <RCHANDIzE, Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20

MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture sae-Property family leaving cty.-
superb Drawing Room SHIFTS covered satin brocste Cost
cost $500 saS Mirrors Velvet Brussels CARPETS.
glassware, Cutlery Linen, sewo9d, walnut nureaust
Bedsteads wardrobes, en- suite, style Louis XIV Mat
tresse nedding Furniture Servants Apartments at half
COST Call before purchasing elsewhere SO West 18th st.
5th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CARPENTER-HAwKEs.-On Thursday, May 10, by
the Rev. Dr. Cunning JAMES K. CARPENTER, ESQ.,,
to Miss NETTIE HAWKES., daughter OF the late John
w. Hawkes., both Of this city.
Professionalism Wednesday, May Is, at the
residence of the BRIDES mother by the Rev. Father
O'Reilly, JAMES PAGAN to JENNIE, eldest daughter
OF the late John Moore, all OF this city.
SALTER-HARRIsON.-At the Church OF the Mes
siah, on Saturday, May Is, by Rev. Henry Bellows
d. D., Mr.. WILLIAM T. SALTER to Miss GEORGIANNA
HARRISON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20
Miss Kellogg In London.

cable despatch from London announces Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg's appearance Of Drury Lane
in Her Majestys opera on Wednesday evening In
the role Of Lucia di Lammermoor. The spacious
temple of music was crowded to Its utmost extent
every one anxious to see the young American
prima donna In one Of her best roles. Her success
first act and she was repeatedly called before the
curtain. Adelina Patti was present, and went on
the stage after the opera to welcome her sister ar
list, and to congratulate the manager, Mr.. Maple
son. on having secured such brilliant star for his
season. This coming from prima donna OF the
opposition company is q fiattering tribute to the
genius of the American hooking bird, as Miss KEEL
fogG is frequently called In London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20

CUNARD LINE.-THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERI
- can Royal Mail Steamships, between New York and
Liverpool, calling at Cork harbor
Sw NAV rGm Ns srd Eor Nav Is
RUSSIA Wednesday, May 20 ABYssINIA, ;satdy, June
CUBA. Wednesday, June 81 BATAVIA. .Satdy, June
SCOTIA wednesday, June u ALGERIA .satdy, June is
JAVA. Wednesday, June 10 PARTHIA. Satdy, June %
And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
New York.
Rates passage-Cabin $780, 800 $780, gold accord
ing 10 accommodation. Tickets to Paris $5, gold, add
iona Return tickets favorable terms Steerage, $780,
currency.
stccrage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
all of Europe at lowest rates Through bills of adng
given for Belfast Glasgow, Hayre Antwerp and other
freight and cabin passage apply at the companys office
No. Bowling Green; Storage passage at lii Broad.
way, Trinity Building.
" CHARLES @. FRANCKLYN Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20

NAfyoNAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FROM kosD6E
from piers a and ~ North River
To Queenstown and Liverpool
!ao% SSs s sssSrdsy ss June as
SIAM Grace s rs GSSb sSsf Dfs &
Ssss GUNNER, Wednesday 'a and currency
rTsPSla sssrsss Tickets Lysrpoo
50 For further Information apply at The Ss@panys Office
THE neutrality-suspicious. PACKET coMPANYs
: IRON man steamship 1MaR1A,
taking S ,Sy Plymouth London
FRS, cabin sso ch'ro0urs and Ham0uF Second cabin ~,
payable vRsf ssSas
g General sansG l AGENTS General PASSENGER AGENTS,
The The SiiHsii n Yin N. sa Ms {,
WH,T.Eg: STAR TAR LINE; a., ,,n.u., v =,
S STF6SEic' 5sHH1h%THi6 - ~ AT4aAT1c
Sailing s:s s"EssP
Sailing q esf harspr each way '''p000
ADRiATi6, june i !, at sti :Sf
ssAA PAL. 7 H,s; June s, alta NJ;
From The WHITE star tai Dock pavona ferry Jersey CITY,
.ss,S
ess d Il
stewardesses accompany these steamers.
Rates-Sa!oon, $50 In gold steerage $50 in currency
Th0se wishing to send for friends from the Country
can now obtain STORAGE prepaid certificates $3 cur
rency. w. 49,
Passengers booked to from all parts Of America
Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia
China, &C.
Excursion Tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from FL upward.
For information apply at the cOmpanys office 10 Broad
way, New York.
Bills oflading issued through to Continental ports.
IsMAY, IMRIE 4 CO., 10 Water street, Liverpool and
No East India avenue, Leadenhall street, London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20

TNMAN LINE,
For Queenstown and Liverpool. Royal Mail Steamers
appointed to sail ~ follows:
CITY OF NEW YORK. .e..... .Thursday May 2S Q p NJ
CITY OF BRUSSELS ;. Saturday, MAY Is 8 A. M
CITY OF ANTWERP. Thursday, May 80 II noon
CITY OF PARIS. Saturday Juno l. r. M
CITY OF LONDON Mcconnell. Saturday, June 8 A. M
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
45 North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE IN GOLD PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
First cabin. .........s7S stseraae; ...........S 90
To London. 80 To London. ......... So
To Paris ........... 80 To Paris ............., 81
Passengers also forwarded to avre, HAMBURG Sweden.
Norway and Denmark at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here moderate rates by per-
sons wishing to send for their friends.
Trough bills ading given on shipments Of goods to
Havre and Antwerp.
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For further Information apply at the companys Office
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
ID Broadway New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20

DEDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES.
III ANCHOR LINE
teamers sail from New York every Wednesday and
Saturday.
Passengers booked and forwarded and from all rail-
way stations in Great Britain Ireland Germany, Nor
ily comfortably and choapy as any other route or line
THE NEW DEPARTURES
EXPRESS STEAMERS STEAMERS
AUSTRALIA. Sat- June l BRITANNIA. Wed, June
COLUMBIA. Sat, June 8 OLYMPIA. We'd June II
EUROPA. Sat, June 10 AssYRIA We'd June 10
ANGLIA Sat, June % CALEDONIA. Wed, June rs
INDIA..... Sat. June 20 IOWA. We'd, July
at noon, from pier 20 North River.
Rates OF passage, In currency,
to London, Liverpool Glasgow or Derry
Wednesdays seamers-Cabin, 500.
Saturdays steamers-Cabin, $65 and $75.
Cabin excursion tickets, good tweve months
ing best accommodations 1920
Intermediate, S33; Storage, $28.
Certificates at lowest rates be bought here by those
wishing to send tor their friends.
Drafts issued, payable on presentation
Apply ut the company's offices to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL. NAIL STEAMSHIP
u Company-Thc elegant sidewheel steamship SOUTH
AMERICA 1000 burden Captain y. L. Tinklepaugh,
will sail for ST. Thomas, Para, Pcrnambuco Bahai and
Rio Janeiro Thursday, May q at O'Clock +. NJ from
pier ~ North river
For freight or passage apP,yt9 c.pn,sov -.
No. 5Bowling Green. 4
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-01-18
RUSTICUs.

THE OLD AND TIE NEw.-Poems about the
old and the new year are in order at this sea-
son. The subjoined, from the New York Ecen,
ing lLaH, will live forever among the beautiful
extracts of the village press:
Footsore and weary, leaning upon his faith
full staff, the old year limps away. He has
travelled many league since the hour, when
fresh and radiant and amid the welcoming OF
peal of iocund bells, he commenced his pill
rrimagc in that path which all the centuries
have Travelled. As he fits away, gaunt as any
specter, he bethinks him, mayhap, of all tue
scenes through which he has passed, and in his
wallet slows away "alms for oblivion" At how
many christeninSs he has looked in with smll-
ing face. How many feasts he has enlivened
with jest and story. Into how many graves ne
has flung, in passing, some sprig OF rosemary.
How many lives he has hung with gariands-
how many he has strewn with ashes and woe.
Children have plucked playfully at his skirts
as he has marched forever on; young men and
maidens have craved choicest benetactlons at
his hands old men and women, gray and wrln-
kled, have implorcd him, again and again, to
tarry-to loiter in his march-that they might
Gather the utmost he had to give And now
he is near the journeys end. Yonder, in the
nurnlin@ dawn, a New Year comes smiling
down this way. So farewell to the Old and
peaceful dreams; welcome to the New. Latest
child of Time, may it be to all OF us the best
and happiest-that one of all the years to
which, from the fur heights that no eye can see,
we shall look back with chiefest and fullest
delight.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-01-18

DEATH OF LAURA FAIR.-A San FRANCISCO
dispatch, January 3, says that Mrs; Laura ID.
Fair, the convicted murderess, died in prison
in that city, on Saturday, December 30. Mrs.
Fair was a woman of great personal attractions
and strength of character, and was finely edu-
Gated. she once occupied good social posi-
ton in the Southern States, but had more
recently been the wife or paramour of great
many men. For several years. she was the
mistress of A. p Crittcnden, prominent law
yer and Democratic politician of San Francis
Co. Last Spring, Crittcnden appeared to be
striving to break away from the siren; an' sent
for his wife, who was then visiting the ATLANTIC
States. Mrs. Fair armed herself with pistol
and killed Crittenden, as he was sitting by the
side of his wife, on the Pacific Railroad ferry
boat as Mrs. Crittendcn was arriving in the
city. Mrs. Fair was tried for the murder, and
was convicted, after long and exciting trial,
and sentenced to be hanged. The defence was
insanity, and the defendants counsel asked tor
a new trial, on various technical grounds, chief
of which was the alleged prejudice of some OF
the iurv. The case was argued before the SUI
prcme Court but postponed from time to time
and was still pending when death in prison
solved the question which had agitatcd the
courts and tho community. 1t was generally
believed in San Francisco that Mrs Fair would
commit suicide, rather than go to the gailows
but nothing in the brief dispatch, quoted
above, indicates that such was tho fact
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-01-18
A Rochester girl. in note making indi

"A Rochester girl, in note making indig-
nant complaints because man spit tobacco
Juice OH her silk dress in the street, says: Nev- S
er, while men chew tobacco, will go to the
polls 1 to vote This country may go to ruin be-
fore fore will have my clothes spoiled or even
jcopardzcd." The writer forgets that J.. when i,
n women get 1 the aDd D, dot f M things s pertaining
ordinary mankind.
"A cotemporary hits the nail on the head
in this style: The idea of reforming the Grant
administration, by having investigating COM
mittees and civil service reform, is simply pre-
posterous. The only way to.retorm it is to re,
move Boss Grant and his whole crowd, and put
men me in their places who will have some regard
for dccency, honesty and the welfare of the ma
tion.
An Indiana editor makes the following
announcement: ave positively decline to pup
Itch any anonymous communication in the fu
tnre, unless it is accompanied with tic name
of the writer
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-01-18

about it. You have done your level best to
make the public debt appear worse than it was
and have displayed more venom than Demo
crat, and now try to smother it. tits cowardly
-humiliating. Why did you. not get some
other excuse-say you were sick-the newspa,,
pers would say you were sick, and it would
pass; say somebody has seen you; say you are
that you yrnss sss sorry ! SGu @ sso SOMEBODY sS
might see it; sorry you ever assalled the otate
officers
You have assailed me-not by direct charg-
es in the report--meaner than that, by inuen-
does and l am entitled to be heard.
Farewell to the Senator from Darlington; to
his glory and his hopes of being made Cover
nor. He can dig his political grave; he has
published his report and gone back on it.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-01-18
A CASE OF SURy1yoEsIr1p.-

A CASE OF SURv1voEsr1r.-An interesting
case in regard to survivorship has recently arls-
cn in Connecticut Aman and his only dauGh-
ter were drowned at the same time at East lia-
ven, and the complex question has to be decl-
dcd which of the two died iirst. Ii the man
died first, his property would have passed to tne !;
hsrSaeti her mother, N but who has been . divorced
from the father If the daughter died first,
then then the property goes to a half sister ;
of the father. Several other suits have
arisen out of this accident, which was caused
by the breaking down of public causcway;
A similar question of survivorshp was raised
many years ago in the case OF the drowning
of man and his wife by the wreck E, OF a ste;'-
pcars to be settled that in these disasters the
presumption is that males survive the hardships
longer than females, and adults longer than
minors
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-01-18
ANOTHER SHOT FROM HoNE.-The cincin-
natl Inquirer says:

natl Inquirer says: 49,.
"We begin to have serious doubts whether
that very loyal gentleman, Col. Scott, from
Ohio, who, for years, has, by some process, de-
signated himself Governor of South Carolina,
has an administration that we loyal men at
the North ought to support by our countenancc.
Our suspicious have originated from report
made by Joint Special Financial Investiga-
ting Committee, appointed by the Legislature
of South Carolina, at its last session, to take 3
peep into the affairs of the State. So fiagrantt
are the facts, so manifest the corruption, and
so evident the grosscst frauds, that the COM
mittee, in report of nearly 800 printed pages,
both confess and show that great swindles have
been perpetratcd that corrupt means have
been used and alliances formed, that the money
of the State and the bonds issued have not
been disposed of as directed The Legislature,
when it appointed the committee, took special
pains to exclude every Democrat from it, and
hence our loyal friends will not feel disposed
to contradict its statements. This is spcci.
men of all the carpet-bag governments that
have been established at the South. How
! would it dove throw it out simply as sug-
gestion-to let the Southern people hereafter
elect their own State governments, and choose
J their own citizens as members of them Z!
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-01-18
January 1, 1872.

A young gentleman of the State of Hi;
nois was greatly Disconnected at trick played
upon him by locomotive. He had bright
ten cent piece, and was of the opinion that the
weight OF the locomotive would spread 1t out
to the dimensions of a quarter. lie laid 1T on
the rail in advance of the train and awaited
the result. The locomotive soon came thuil-
dering along, picked up the dime on one of Its
wheels, and flung it-nobody knows VS., wh1inef. miner:
Central is by odds the meanest railroad OF
which he has any knowledge.