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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-29

A NICE DIsTINCIIoN.-Judge Mackey
of South Carolina in speaking of the
Southern Democracy, said: L do not think
that every Democrat was Ku-klux,
but do say that every Ku-Klux was a
Democrat" This is equal to Horace
GreeIey's former opinion. Before he
caught the Presidential fever he said:
Il do not say that every Democrat is
horse-thief, but [ do say that every,
horse-thief is a Democrat. And now
this honest politician, sage and phIloso-
pher is kneeling at the shrine OF Demo-
cracy and begging these very horse
thieves to vote for him. Less than.
year ago the virtuous Horace regarded
a Democrat as little better than a pen
itentiary convict Now he sees in him
a creature of law and order on whose
vote and Influence rests the freedom ana
safety of the Republic. All, Horace
thy many contradictions will sink thee
vet.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL SCHOOL

BALTI MO r f, M. ID.
The next Annual Session of this Institution will be-
gin October LIST, 1872, and continue five months. Tho
clinical advantages of the School are unsurpassed
Fees including Dissection d Hospital Tickets S6S.
For CATALOGUES containing full particulars ap-
ply to Prof CIIAS. W. CHANCELLOR, Dean.
Baltimore, Md
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MILLIONS Bear Testimony to their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not a vile Fancy Drink, Made of Poor
2mm, Wafslxey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors doctored, siced and seetened to please the
taste called "Tonics, +" "Appetzersn s.Restorers re
that lead the tipper on 20 drunkenness and min b
atrue Medicine made from Native Roots and Herbs
OF California free from NIL Alcoholic Stimu-
Innfs. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURI-
FiEH and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
perfect Renovator and lnvigorator of the System
carrying of all poisonous after and restoring Likelihood
healthy condition. No person can take these Bit
ters according to directions and remain long unwel
provided their bones not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point of repair.
They nrc Gentle Pnrgntive rs well ms a
Vonic, possessing, also the peculiar merit of acting
- powerful agent in relieving Congestion Infau-
nation of the Liver, and all the VisceraI Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young or
cd, married or SINGLE ut the dawn womanhood or at
Vic turn of life these Tonic Bitters have no equal
For lnhnmmatory and Chronic Rheumn-
fism and Gout, Dyspepsia or INDIGESTION
Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fe.
Nors, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kid
acys and Bladder, these Bitters have been most
successful. Such Diseases are caused by Vftfated
Blood, which is generally produced by arrangement
81 the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders Coughs Tightness of tho
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations of the Stomach
Bad Taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks Papitation of
The Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs Pain in the re-
e1ons OF the Kidneys and hundred other painful symp
toms, are The ofsprngs of Dyspepsia.
They nvisorate the Stomach and stimulate the toroi
Liver and Bowels, which render them of unequalled
sncacy In cleansing the blood of all impurities and i'm
parting new life and vlgor to the whole system.
p FOR SIX IN DISEA SEES, Eruptions, letter. Salt
Rheum, Blotches. Spots, Pimples Pustues, Bos Car
bunees Ring Worms, Scald Head Sore Eyes Ervsine-
las Itch, Scurfs Dscoorations the Skin H,nny LII
Diseases OF the Skin. of whatever name or nanre are
iteray dug up and carried out system in short
time by the OF these Bitters One bottle in snch
live effects. VI 'neiA ouii
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever Won find it i'm,
pur1tcs bursting through the skin in Pimples Erup-
lions or Sores cleanse it when you find it obstructed
ana sluggish In the veins cleanse when it is fou
ana your feelings will tell you when. Keen the blood
surs' and the health of tho system will follow
Fin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in tho
system OF so many thousands eectualy DESTROYED
Ana removed Says a distinguished physiolooist
sarln whose body is exempt from the presence of
worms IL Is not upon the healthy elements of the
oo9y mat worms exist, but the bunorS
fno sly deposits that breed these living monsters of
these Bitters 0 >s
=. WALKER Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD & CO.
ana 81 and "a Commerce Street, New York
- SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAIBRs
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VOEn A MONTH easily male with Stencil and
VAOO key-Check Dies. Secure Circular and
Samples, free. $ VI. SPENCER, Brattleboro. VT
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TRLBUTEOF RESPECT

as
All meeting Of Ze. ubbsbsl Chapter, held on
the eth instant, the following preamble and reao.
luiions we're odsred . ''a9h :..'-.'
/. Is the monrnful privilege Of every associa.
ton 10 pause and reflect when the startling an. !.
nouncemenr is made that a companion. has de- /;
parted this life, but more especially when one oo.s
cuoying position Of usefulness Is forever re-
moved. The hand that guides the Won derful Prov.
idence OF world can alone be rlspo itble for ita
awful fats. In the midst OF life we.are In death.
At the untimely removal OF our companion. Qnr
esteemed friend, we bow in humble submit sion to
that wisdom which saye b, "Duss thou art, and,
unto dust thou thslt return" .'ay.Hs .:s'is
We have accompanied to the; grave the 'tnortal=i
remains OF our worthy, companioni. Edward Ri
Hughes, and on this OCCASION arespermistsdi .ao..
speak Of our loss, to resaL ls many virtues apd..
as Chaapter, to deRlore Ais early removal and TO-
offer upon our altar tribute OF Affection TO hts
valued nemoty, Belt, therefore,. -,
Resolred. THAT this Chapter deeply realizes the
loss our departed friend and coinpsniOn. end
that 1t sadly unites in this token Of lespee to hts
mem ~. and iegret for his early and unexpected,
removal from the positions of Usefulness he 30
ResSlped That as further testimonial Of re-
gret for our loss and respect. for the deee.aea,
thar page upon our Minute Boos. with hls mSfA'
ibsc ihed be dedica ed to hls memoI J: ,tr roo:
Resolved That cnpT of this prta ~; pc ,e rh de:
olu ion- be sent to The berenved 1anny IN. ~, nam.
ceased, with the sincere condol DC he nnbIsnod
bers OF this Chapter, and tnaI tN o JslsSksslT' =
In the daily papers. ~ N' Secretary,
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Il CONFEDERATION IN JEDDO.
Thirty Thousand Persons Homeless
The Lame and Wounded Killed to
Prevent Them from Perishtng In the
Flames-Foreigners on their Good Be-
hRvlOr.
YOKOHAMA JIPAN, April %.

YOKOHAMA JAPAN, April %.
A frightful fire occurreu IediO during q
severe gale, destroying The haoitalons cover
ing space Uf two by three miles. The fire
originated In one Of the Princes late palaces,
which was occupied by troops. The flames
leapt over whole blocks of buildings and get
fire to places mile distant from The build
ing in which The fire began. An immense
amount of property was destroyed. Where
the wounded and lame were unable to
escape, The officials slashed right and
lett with their swords, and thus saved
many persons from the more awful
iale of burning Thirty thousand person are
homeless. The government opened the rice
storehouses and fed all who applied. The oc-
currence of this fire had led the government
to permit foreigners to lease land In Jeddo,
the owners being COMPELLED TO make monthly
reports This act will cause foreign mop"y TO
be invested there. The Japanese tar Is 10 be
opened room at Kiote, the lormer residence OF
the Mikado. auo the hoI brd of the anti-foreign
party. Foreigners, on depssiting three hum
dred dollars with their consul as guarantee
for their good behavior. may visit the fair for
seventy days. This movement is made as
test OF the disposition of foreigners in the
country toward the natives. II they are tron-
blesome 10 the government, Iwakura will be
ordered to keep Japan sealed book for some
time longer.
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A PORTENTOUS STORM.
THE sTATEHOUSE UNROOFED By a
THUNDER SHOWER.
The HAN OF tho House OF Representa-
tIves Invaded by Flying Fragments
No Change in Financial Matters
Prospects OF an Extra Session.
ESPECIAL rRLHaRAM TO THE NEws.l


COLUMBIA, May 16.
The thunder storm which passed over this
city at eleven o'clock last night was more
severe than was known at the time. Con-
siderable damage was done, many fences and
some twenty or more trees were blown down.
The roof of one house was blown of, and fell
on Clifford Cooper, who was In bed at the time,
,nfiicling injuries that will probably
prove fatal. Some houses had twenty
or thirty lights broken by branches
and trees being blown against them. A pro-
videntiah visitation occurred at the State
house. About forty-ave feet In length and
most of the width of the roof of the west
wing was blown away, and the heavy timhers,
boasds and debris went through into the hall
of the House of Representatives, causing
complete ruin of twenty or more desks, as
many chairs, and the gorgeous carpet The
seats formerly occupied by Mobley, Byss, NC
Daniel, Jamlson, and several Others OF the
noisy members, were completely destroyed,
and those brilliant lights of the Legislature
could not have escaped death had they been
in their seats at the time. The damage Is es-
tImated at from eight to twelve thousand dol
lars. The Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Office was also visited by lightning, which
melted number of the wires, which, howev-
or, were repaired instantly.
There Is no change In the prospects OF the
treasury. Leading Republicans and the
soundest of the members of the Legislature
are doing all they can to prevent an extra ses-
sion. It is understood that the call lacks but
two,signstures OF members of the House. The
members of the Senate are not 80 free In Sign
Ing the call. The crops have be l severely
damaged six miles from the city by a hall
storm.
Secretary of State F. L. Cardozo, State
Superintendent of Education ]. K. Jillson and
Mr.. L. Gass Carpenter have been appointed
board to examine applicants for appointments
to the Naval Academy by congressman
Rainey and Elliott. These appointments have
to be made by June1. sALuDA.
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ENERGY AND ENTERPRTsE.-The WORK upon
the new city railway Is being pushed forward
with an activity and perseverance, seldom
seen in Charleston or anywhere else. Yesler-
day afternoon, the surveyor, Mr.. Hugusnln,
staked out distance of four hundred feet Of
the line up the Bay. beginning In front of
Messrs. J. E. Adger & Co.'s establishment,
and fifty picked men were detailed for night.
work. At dusk, these went to work, and soon
along the whole extent of the line could be
heard the cheerful sound of the pick and the
calling of the men to each other as they
worked away like, beavers. The dark
ness OF the night was overcome by
three powerful relectors, one ut either end
and one in the middle, which threw strong
glare along the track. Under the superlnten-
dence of the veteran, Mr.. Patrick Cleary, the
work went on with vlgor until the excavations
had been made and the cross-tles laid along
the whole four hundred feet ready for the Iron
track. The work is done at night, 30 as not
to incommode the passage of the drays and
other vehicles In this crowded thoroughfare
during the day. This energetic spirit gives
tair pi omIse that the Enterprise Railroad Will
be an accomplished fact long before fall.
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FuRcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 2ll King
street, offer for this week the following bar
gains: 200 lo.4 Allendale Quilts, 81 s7a; 16o
ia Allandale Quilts, 81 So; 100 12;4 Allendale
Quilts, 81 -s23; 100 lo4 Honeycomb Quilts.
81 40; 100 lO4 Honeycomb Quilts, bordered,
81 so; 10 pieces Black Stripe Japanese, IS
cents; 10 pieces Colored Japanese, Plain, and
Check, (new arrivaL) rs cents; 20 dozen
LADIES' Undervests, rs cents; 20 dozen Baeek
and Buff Parasols, so cents. Furchgott, Bena-
dict & Co., No. IA King street. tnay13
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Hotel Arrivais-n1ay=ls..
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL. ,,tiyla.3.s
D. D. Drewett, New York; J. D. Ellis, Phlia.,
delphla; John B. Riley, Laurens; DR.. g. A. G.
Niles, A. ]. Matherson, Maroon; Thomas n.
Mulholland, Brooklyn; 7. B. Gaines, James
Campbell, South Csrslina;nJ. F.sBaker' Oh.
hamvllle; P. B. Leach, Fort Gaines. ~
;t,a e sc 70 CHARLESTON N'HoTEI..y3 r9ti6;;5-,-
G.. Fox, Greensboro; Ga; f. WI 1Jost,f ,H.
Ingham, E.. .Trask, "A q. Hsssel, ,4W. EiShger,
New York; Miss Footman, y. J.tPa sofeveb,E sa.
vsnnah; j. McCutchen and lady.J.D dummond,
South Carolina; J. L. Black, Fair6eldi H..cA.
Drake, New Jersey, e. Mcintosh, Miss McIutosh,
D. G.. Mcintosh and child Darlington; pDr.W.
P. Smith. Society Hill; q. Baum,rG. Apen,W:;
J. Gerald. J. Jones, C amden;s ;sW.:fs. Purnell,
Philadelphia; p. L. Wiggln, iH. Wslerhouss,
Beaufort; J. E. Boyd, North Carolina; E.aA.
Ingalls,, p. G. Usher, Lynn;cC. J. Trowbridge
l.. and N. Railroad; E. #. Wood, Boston. e-!g55
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-17

The New YORK VEGETABLE MAEKET.-The
following gives the condition of the New York
vegetable market on Tuesday last, from the
Daily Bulletin of Wednesday, May Is:
Old potatoes continue slow, and prices,
though without quotable change, are rather
heavy. A few sweets are still arriving. tut
generally In poor condition. New Bermudas
still sell at 50 per barrel. Our ountations are in
bulk; In shipping order so cents per barrel
must be added. We quote as follows: 81 50a
2 rs per barrel for Peachblows; s2a2 SO per
barrel for Early Rose; s2a2 rs for early Good
rich: 81 25a2 per barrel for Dyrlghts; ST 75a2
Der barrel for Jackson whites; 81 1882 for
Prince Alberts. Sweet potatoes s4a4 so for
Delaware kilu-drled. In vegetables, aspara-
gus continues to decline, and Bermuda onions
are trifie easier, but, with these exceptions,
there Is very little change to note. We qnote
green peas. Norfolk. al $40 Pr oarrrI, and
North Carolina s6as per barrel. Carols 81 75a3
Der barrel. Radishes 81 5Oa2 tor Jrrsry and
Long Island, and Norfolk 75casl per 100
bunches Russia turnips So 's3 80 per barrel;
white do So. Parsnips 81 60as2. Onions, 6Cca
81 for red, and about So per barrel for white.
Spinach s. per BARREL Bermuda tomatoes 81
per box; do. onions 81 25al so per CRATE. Rhu-
barb 81 per 100 punches. Jersey and Long
Island asparagus l0al5c.: do. Oyster Bay l6a
l8c. Lettuce s4as per 100. Sprouts s. per
barrel,
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Peter McArdle, taken
up Tor lying down drunk at the corner Of Mar
ket and State streets, said he had no money to
nav a fine, and was sent to the House Of Cor
rectlon for ten days. - s...,s: %
Another individual, with similar propensi-
ties, from the upper part of the city, paid up
his fine Of one dollar.
George Lartlgue, colored youth, whose
kleptomanic weakness had become chronic,
stole bottle OF beer from colored wonani In
King street, and was sent upby the Mayor to
the House of Correction for thirty days. -
Two lnqulsilive pigs, which had strayedinto
the enclosure of the Old Folks Home, have q
fine OF one dollar apiece upon their heads. Il
the owner does not settle, they will become
pork shortly.
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raEREATHER THIS DAP.

WASHINGTON. May l6.
The barometer will fail north of the Ohio
Valley and on the lakes, with cloudy weather,
rain and fresh easlerly winds on the latter
from Lake Erie to Virginia and ortheas!-
ward 10 the Atlantic. Clear weather aud fresh
northerly winds, partially clear and cloudy
weather, with possiblC; continued rain TO-
night on the South Atlantic coast, with fresn
sional rain In the Northwest and Missouri
valley. Dangerous winds are not antlci-
pated.
Yssterda US Weather Reports OF tho
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 r. m.,
Local Time.
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HEDOINGS OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON. May l6.
Last night the House passed a bill to punish
the tampering with jurors in Uniled SAFES
Courts;a bill TO repeal the statutes Of July I'd,
1862, and July lllh. 1868. prescribing an oath
Of Office; bill providing that the act Ut March
I'd, 1867, prohibiting payment TO any person
not known 10 have opposed the REBEL
lion and 10 have been In favor Of its sup
preston, shall not apply To sums Tor services
rendered prior to first april, 1861, for carrying
the mails or IN taking The CENSUS.
In the House TO-DAY the Dill autnoriZlng ue-
feudants In United States Courts 10 ,esLfy 10
their own behalf passed. The tarlt duIy on
uuinine Is reduced IRON twenty-five 10 ten per
cent, and s,Iipetre Is put on the Tree list. Bay
rum is reduced fifty cents. long discussion
on JokI aud papers resulted In Uniform re-
ductIon on Hl kinds of paper to ninety per cent.
of the present rates. Butler, OF MASSACHUSETTS,
offered resolution for hnal adjournment
from the 81 June 10 the last Thursday IN NO
vember next. He explained his motive for
proposing to adjourn till November Instead OF
sine die as being to keep in force the act all
thorizing the suspension vi the haoeas pus,
aud which expires at The end OF the present.
session. This proposition would extend the
session legally TILL the day fixed 10 November.
He was proceeding TO state why the COMMITTEES
should Lake this recess owing 10 hr state ol al.
fairs Ia the South, but he was called 10 order,
and the speaker decided that sucn range oil
debale was not In order on resolution for
flusl Adjournment. He proceeded to speak Of
tile prevalence in the South of rape, murder
and robbery. Loud calls to order.] Beck
declared that ali Buffers statements w~re un-
true. [Calls to order.l Butler, not being
permitted to proceed With his remarks, sid
be would grant to the other side OF the House
the mercy OF silence, and would move the
previous question. The previous qu' sion
was not NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to one hundred
and SIX. Dawes then moved as substitute
resolution Ior adjournment siue die on-Mon-
day, Sd June. at twelve o'clock. Agreed 10
yeas, one hundred and forly-Lwo; nays, fifty
seven.
In the Senate, the Baltimore and Potomac
Depot bill passed. grauling the right ofWay
through The public lands. The Senate Is Sill
ting " hight.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-17

BUILDING MATER1kL:-An extensive Astock
and large variety of Doors, ssshss;; Blinds,
Bausters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly.
on hand by Mr.. P. p. Toale, at bis wareroens,i
Mo- Hayne street and No. SO Pincknsy street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. Hekeeps, alsos French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from tho
best manufacturers. mohs fmw1yr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-17

THE IRISH VoLUNTEERs.-The reorgsniza.
ton of this veteran corpsis rapidly progress
ing, and second meeting was held last eve
ming at The Hibernian Hall. Several new
members added their signatures to the roll,
which Is now composed of fifty namea. The
members have wisely delayed the election for
officers and the other details Of their complete
reorganization until the full number of men
has been attained. This will, doubtless, be in
time for the next meeting. Afier the busi.
ness ofthe evening had been disposed OF
huge bowl of punch made its appearance.
around which the members closed up and re-
vived their old associations with songs and
sentiments appropriate 10 the occasion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-17

The WEATHER.-The areas Of rain which
we're promised to the South Atlantic. coast for
yesterday, by Old Probabilities, came on ac-
cordlng to programme, which was varied,
about four O'CLOCK in The afternoon, by q
scene not In the bills. This was sharp hall
storm, which lasted for several minutes just
before heavy fall of rain. The stones were
about tho size of five grain sugar.coated
qninine pill, and did no damage in the city.
1t is hoped that the crops will be equally for
tunate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-17

BRUSHING UP.-The upper Guardhouse has
recently been treated to coat Of yellow wash
en- the outside, which vastly improves the
dingy appearance of the old building. The
stables there have also been renovated with
new stills, and the brick work has been repair
ed. White and yellow wash is being freely
applied on the inside and outside OF the build
ings, and the whole premises will be freshen-
ed for the summer
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Meetings This Day.

Marion Lodge, /. Q, g., F, at sP.A
Irish Volunteer Rifle Club, at sP. N. ,s,
Wagner Artillery Club, at 7P. u. Ec.S.i
Carolina Independent Boat Club, ct sP.M
zsrubbabel Chapter, at 2. NJ. =.
German Fire Company. at 8.P. N. .,eo5l
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A Tour OF EuRoPE.-Colonel Johnson pro-
poses 10 exhibit In Charleston his Tour OF
Europe, which is spoken Of by the Augusta
Constitullonalst as "a collection OF fine paint.
ings. giving one vivid idea of Great Britain
and the Continent of Europei Paris, London
Naples and other GILES and notS Eplaces
were put before US In all their beauty
The same paper says that Colonel John
son Is ''a great humorlst who drew forth
frequent shouts of laughter, and put the audi
ence In the best of humor."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-17

SPECIAL ANNouscEMEENT.-we have Just re-
ceived one Thousand boxes, each containing
one quire OF fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, (wIthout initial,) also Penholdear
and Pen. Price rs cents per box. Hasol
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-17

ELLIOTT S7REET.-Bstween twelve and one
o'clock yesterday. Emma Hamilton, white
woman, and Pinckney Means. black man,
both highly intoxicated, alarmed even the
residents of this peaceful locality by their dis
orderly behavior. The police inLerfered to
stop them, when Means pitched Into Clubs and
Stars with all the random fury Of hopeless
in+bria,e BJth of the parties were captured
and brought before the Mayor, and The wo-
man was fined one dollar, which che paid.
Means was sentenced 10 pay fine of two dol
lars, and not boastlng the necessary funds, he
went to the House of Correction for twenty
days,
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THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
CANAL.
WASHINGTON, May l6,

The delegations from Georga rrpreseniilngg g
.ha Itiantic and Great Western Canal called
to.dsy toI upon the House committee on com
merce, and had pleasant and sat-ise.ofy 10, D.
terview. They also p'id thelr r1speees n3 ~
Vice. President Colta1 ana speahsf ou Tho .on. ou
were s now SV waiting for the report of the
n,nsers m,siTS 70 vho made the survey OF the route,
sShsn congressional action will be urged. Inc
rrosneets Are said to be fattering.
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CUISINES q. N0.TI0Es.:

TIE PROPERTY belonging 10 the estate .9f
the late G. D. Happoldt Vii Be sold, at auction
at o date to be hxgd hereafter, and OF Ehjsh
due notice win be given. 49,, .sg ,t9f,p I;
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Auction Sale. This Day.

Niles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock at his
store, shoes, clothing, hats, DO. = e. sF.;t /,
William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at bib
store, government stores &c. . s-9fe:s.ss .s..'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-17

FRESH sTooK.-Messrs. Louis Cohen. q: Co..
have just received a fresh stock Of handsome
dress goods which they are offering at twenty.
five per cent. below cost, and to which they
invite the attention of purchasers. ~; -,