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MEETINGS THIS DAf'
MOTION SALES THIS DAY.
TIE CHURCHES YESTERDAY.

rhe churches were but poorly attended, yes
terday in consequence of the rain ana 'ne
toEuoyS -
stoppage of the street cars. .,
The Rev. c. C. Plnckney, of Grace Churcn,
hayiag returned to the city, ofhclated IN tas'
onnrcS Yesterday. His health has apparently
Ssan mIoh improved by his sojourni In Europe.
Evening services were held at Trinity aetn-
odist and the Citadel Square Baptist churcnes'
at = and It's P. NJ. respectively.
The ssml-aunusl celebration OF tue ounuas a:
achool of Bethel Methodist Church, at tne eoi-
mar of Calhoun aud Pitt streets, adVertsea 10
80 ..rs - n,aca at seven tocloek last evening" was
no.tponed, probably from the inoiemencS Oh
the weather.
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IOCAE LACON1Is

naneral ". q. Gardner is appointed treas
,,-or ~ Sumter County, Vice T. J. Cognan, re-
moved. a,o0toa r.
,,.at in the Equity Courtroom this monday
morning at ten o'clock. .,.
-Cloudy weather and light southerly WINDS
ara nradIcted for the South Atlantic States TO-
day. ...,., an
"A large and productive plantation on
ooonar River. about six miles from the city,
"a offered for rent. Its advantages are set
forth in another column of to-day's NEWS.
The railroad bridge over Three and Twenty
Greek. ON the Blue Ridge Railroad, Is rapidly
approaching completion. and trains Will pass
over Il within week.
stalllne will to-day open on Bast Bay, at
the corner of Unity alley, (next to the OLD
NEWS office, a restaurant, at which he t'om'
haas that the best of solid and liquid comforts
may always be found.
Upon the recommendation OF Judge
Mackey, and of the jury and large number
Of citizens. Governor Scott has pardoned
!. Charles Barber, sentenced to ten years impris'
onment at the last session of the Chester Court.
Francis Campbell, q colored boy, was ar
rested on Saturday afternoon BY policeman
for stealing cotton from Adger's wharf. He
made determined resistance and succeeded
in giving the policeman a severe cut upon the
hand.
The citizens of Pendleton have united In
offering reward OF i've hundred dollars fol
the apprehension, with proof to convict, OF the
person or persons engaged In setting fire to
the clubhouse of Mr.. A. J. Sltton, In that town,
on the night of the 2sth OF October.
President Hurley says that the work Of
leyinp the track OF the Enterprise Railroad
win be commenced this morning on East Bay,
nesr the Postofice. A portion Of the iron for
the road was transferred to that Vicinity on
Saturday.
"A chimney of small house In Concord
street, between Inspection and Vernon streets,
caught fire yesterday afternoon about four
O'Clock. The fire was extinguished before any
damage could result. The house was occu-
pied by colored man named Cyrus Grant.
-One Of the half lunatic and half aendlsh
crowd who usually Infest Gadsden's alley on
Sunday night, last evening amused himself by
discharging pistol fusllade at The NEWS
building. The building didn't mind 1t much,
but It disturbed the policemen. and the loafers
ought to be more conslderate.
-On Saturday afternoon white and COL
ored boy attacked eolored boy employed as
q porter at the hat store OF Mr.. c. b. Johnson,
on King street. and pushed his head through
spane of glass In one of the show windows
The glass was shivered, but the head passed
safely through, and the boy fell on the inner
side without 30 much injury as break OF the
skin. That head is hard enough to make its
way through life. The attacking boys ran of
and have not yet been captured.
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Muniripal Notices.
d & o @ L A N A T o N /.
CITY BALL, MAYORS OFFICE, |

CHARLESTON, 8. O., November Z, 1879.
whereas, The City Council OF Charleston, on
motion OF Alderman B. O'Neill, unanimously
adopted the following. to Wit:
"Whereas, gracious Providence has signally
blessed US with immunity from all epldemos aud
other calamitics during ths past year, it is meet
and proper we should gratefully acknowledge,
whilst invoking continuance OF Hls bountiful
mercy and blessings; ,..--,..
"Resolred, That The Mayor Issue his prOclama:
tion announcing Day OF Thanksgiving and
PRAYER to the Giver Of every good gift for Ills
bounteous favors during the past year.n
Now, therefore, I, JOHN A WAGNER, Mayor
OF the City OF Chalesr on. do issue this my Procla-
nation appointing THURSDAY, the 18th Nopem-
ber, 1872, as 9 Day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer,
ana | do respectfully request the Reverend the
Clergy to open their respective houses OF Tor.
ship, and fuvte all our people to assemble there.
10 to celebrate the joyful occasion, for the Lord
our God has been good to us, and His mercles
have been apparent. he has blessed our fields
with plenty, our marts with prosperity, and our
hearths and homes with health and peace.
witness my hand and the seal OF the City, this
IL. 81 7th November 1872.
Mayor.
W. W. SIMoNs, Clerk Of Coun!il.
nov8-ftnth3
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. for New 1sGS.5 1orkMhTs g
9 9 AsnfvilIe s1fv Emma Oarlpbell, 8 Lawrence, q
Per steamship Geo-gIa. from New YorE.W M
Badger and wife, Miss Paine, Mss Badger, ger
Ranlett. Mrs A Bsllarn, unso,,nn,,h o, %'9s %
seS1eken. sats Ssa Schroeder uantwe Darymple;
n. Gohnsson, Miss Hattie Foster, Mrs Parker, W
Johnson and WIFE stSSswen no,dsis Mss sfeEge feVV
a a nns,is " Burket, q Simons. Rev aotch:
racnraI. riss M MIS- Lucy Messenger, Stephens, Mrs
4my snallcross. a Mayo. Wise, W , ausse, 4
Specie, Miss Ellen Hendrieas hsaams Ursse STsersse
par s steaner Dictator, from Pslatks via JACK.
oonv,,e' Fcrnsndina and Savannah. Ga-MlsS
SUut nn,tsrer Mrs Dotterer, Mr. Gregg, Mrs Nelll
and child, Miss Willis, J Moore, q o1sey, Caps
Green, and 16 deck.
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Receipts by Railroad, November 9.
aorTTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1888 bales cotton, Is bales good, II bbls spirits
turpentine, 2Ie phls rosin, cars stock. To Rail.
road Agent, and others.
EoRTHRAsTBRh RAILROAD.
2s5 bales upland cotton. bags see Island cot
ton 10 bpls spirits turpentine. s2e bbls rosin, II
bbs crude turpentne ca,s Of lumber WGoa 20 hys w
ntoS1, Tnan j Salinas, q II Walter & co, Mowry
Z Z Son. @ 7 smith, A Smith, Caldwell 4 Son. G
~ % Wi,liams co. W Courtney & co, Reeder
Davis, " Bee & co. Jag PIinge s6o,n SOD, Bar.
Son Son Whiiden & Jones, + G Boag. Kinsman d
How aoael Insraham son. 4 MSlligan, pelzer, er
Rodgers CO. Murdaush CO. ksyenel e na w,eSs CO.,
SiOoes CO. Dufes osse Eli ksSis ssmsnG stoney
PIE, 2 fo,wndes nes N Fedsbury, E Adger co, Z
DiecSnSfi, + Pinckney, Railroad Agent order'
ON
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Plnckpey street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf, He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
heat manufacturers. mch8-mw1yr
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COMMERCIAL NEFS.
ExnorIG,

LIyERPooL-Per British steamship Tyne Queen
--l2O bags sea island cotton, 226o bales upland
cotton.
upland cotton, II tierces rice.
NEW YoRY-Per steamship Champion-2 bags
sea island cotton l7e8 bales upland cotton, 78 tcs
rice, Al bbls rosin, "a bundles domestics, ]lS
packages sundries.
PhILADRLPHIA-Per steamship Gu Stream
ss5 bales upland cotton, 63 tierces rice. sos bbs
naval stores 244 bales domestics SO tons old Iron,
As bols fruit, 100 punches bananas, 124 packages.
BALTIMoRE-Per schr Jonathan May-405 tons
phosphate rock.
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Mr.. souDER invites attention to his Stock OF
Photograph Frames just received, embracing
upwards of thirty different styles, many OF
them Of entirely new design and beauty OF
finish, which he offers to cash buyers at a
small advance on cost. SoUDER's Gallery, No.
2s3 King street. oct3l-1mo
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A New REsTAURANT.-FritzS Stelling Will
open this morning, at the corner OF Unity
Alley and East Bay, Bar-room and Restau-
rant, furnished with the finest Liquors and
Cigars. Free Lunch every day from log to
O'Clock. Regular dinner from to O'clock,
but meals can be had at all hours.
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FuRoHGorT, BENEDICT Co. offer very
flne Kid Glove at 81; Gloves, two buttons,
81 IS. Will open on Tuesday the celebrated
Cheilley,s Kid Gloves, sold under guarantee,
for which we are the sole agents.
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ANEW ANH BEAUTIFUL stock of Rich Fancy
Goods, Toys, Games, Fireworks, French Con.
fectlonery, Rubber Goods, &C., &C., is now
opening, (nearly every steamer brings In
fresh supply of the latest novelties until the
holidays are over,) at Won santen's Bazaar,
No. 22s King street, next to Academy OF Mu-
ojc noy2-smW24
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New York Rico Market.

NEW YORK, November 9.
The Daily Bulletin says: The stock OF Gro.
lima IL increasing under more liberal arrivals and
ths market Is easier. Other grades are unchang-
ed We note sales OF SO tierces Carolina at Ease,
226 bags Rangoon az exa7Kc, 80 bags Patna at
TIC.
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Havana HIarket.

EiAvANA, November 4.
The following are the quotations Of The Havana
market at the close Of business Saturday, Novem-
ber Q: Sugar-Fluctuallons wide and prices .ir.
regular; stock Withdrawn In anticipation OF
higher prices; q speculative demand and prices
higher; STOCK scarce Molasses sugar irregular
and buoyant. Muscovado Sugar-Grocery grades
irregular. Sugar at Havana and Matanzas-
stock In warehouse $4,000 boxes and $50 hhas.
Receipts Of the week 400 boxes and so hhds. Ex:
ports during the week 5000 boxes, including $500
10 the United States. Molasses nominal.
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MARHTE NEHS.
CHARLESTON, u. @. NOVEMBER 10, 1872
LAT 81 deg 4s min 50 sec. Lon deg 81 MIN " sec
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

schr Charles, Whitehurst, Back River 1000
bushels rough rice. 10 W pee co: ,oo ,,,,o,.
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GEORGETOWN Market.

GK0RG ET0WN, N0VenDer Z.
COTToN.-No sales to report since last Issue.
We quote from Is TO loo per- pound.
TURPENT1NE.-We report for the week ending
9th instant the arrival OF .,69 nbls, which sold as
follows: Virgin S. yellow S., dne white serape S.,
free Of chips aud straw.
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FuRoHaorr, BENEDICT & Co. offer this
week great bargains In Carpets, Ruga, Drug
gets, Oh Cloths, &c.; also special bargains in
Cloths OF all description.
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CoTroN FOR EURoPE.-There was cleared
on Saturday, by Messrs. J. a. Enslow & Co.,
the superior British steamship Tyne Queen
1or Liverpool, with 40 bags sea island cotton,
22eo bales upland cotton, 100 tons phosphate
took; and on Friday, by Messrs. Lesesne d
Wells, the bark Harriet F. Hussey, for Havre,
with 2l76 bales upland cotton, and IL tlerces
83oe.
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PORT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. c.

November 1-Schr Dione. Mcdonald, New York;
schr Means. Eaton, New York.
November 2-senr Martha, Smith. Bangor, Me.
November 4-Schr George Summers, Fray,
Charleston.
November 5-Schrs L A Edwards, Wicks, and
Palma, Rankin, lIeW York.
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Up FOR THIS PORT.
MARINE VIEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, NOVEMBER y.
Noon.-Arryed, Charleston and Leo.
Arrived out, Scotia.
Afternoon.--AIrived, Scotia, Leo, and General
Meade.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, November 8, l872.}
CorroN.-This market was in dull and nat
condition, with light inquiry at declining prices,
the market softening about nc. p tb, and closing
quiet; sales about 400 bales, say st Is. at l6,
at l5k, at 1si, 28 at 1sx, "a at IT, at Tx, so
at TX, 50 at l7K, 40 at Tx, 68 at Tx, 9 at l7T,
2atlSH. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 70 good ordinary. ..1eK@l7H
Low m1ddung. .................l7H0-
MlddunG ...lI&9-
Strict mlddlllg. g........... ......1s O.
RIcE.-There was fair demand for this grain
at firm prices. Sales OF Ill tierces Of clean
Carolina, say SO tierceB at e-1sc, "a at ox, ID at
6X, 10 at IN.
NAVAL SToRBs.-Ths arrivals were 142 bbls.
spirits turpentine and 9s6 obls. rosin. The mar.
kes was quiet and without reported transactions.
FRE1aHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, l1.led
on urlau ds, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York, IA on uplands, on sea iaands; oy sall
Hd on uplands, and I'd on sea islands. TO
Hayre, 1xc on uplsnds. Coastwise-t" New
York, BY steam, xc on uplands and - on sea
Islands; So p tierce on rice; 8Oc p Dbl on roslni
By sail, 60 2 fb on cotton; &c tierce on
rice; soc q bbl on rosIn; sl1@12 q II on lumber;
sI2@l2 SO p on timber. To Bost n, BY steam
xc on uplands and 81 so 2 tlerce on rice; oy sail,
- q ID on uplands; rosln 7oci resawed stun
si2@l2 50; timber sls@1s SO; phosphate s6@S so.
To Providence, by sail $lo@ll q NJ on boards;
&c p fb on cotton; by steam 10 via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplauds; 81 rs
q tierce on rice; soc p Dbl on rosn; 81 on Spirits
Through bills Of lading given to Eoston, Provi-
dencs and the New England cities are regularly
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GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.-The best as
sortment In town can be found at Furchgott,
Benedict & Co.
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MEMORANDA.

The steamer Granada which was DESTROYED oy
IRE at Brooklyn, Tuesday night, had just been
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= ., and was undergoing repairs preparatory to
taxing her place on the Hne. She was 764 tons
leglater. built In 1884 at New York. where she
WIS owned. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The schr Carrie Webb, Hewitt, for George.
toHn' . " cleared at New York November Z.
INC schr Annie Aurchle, from Bucksville, O,
arrived at Boston November 8.
The schr Annie Whiting Hrtcninson. for
Georgetown, O, cleared az New YORK Noyem.
- Tae schr Jessie Smith, OF Hartford, at New
YORK from charleston, Lost her deck load and re.
ceiVed osher damage In the gale Of the 2sth ult..
Tine. schr Ridgewood, Henderson, from George.
toWn, Y, arrived at New York November 8.
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Interior Cotton Markets.
November 8

ORANdBBURG, November 9.
Sales during the week 4l0 bales. We quote:
ordinary at l5Hc, low mlddllng l6xc, mlddllng
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NV EEKLY LINE TO -
SAVANNAH, GA, AND ssEH:WElEfK'-LIiYl '-Iil W. -.
BEAUFORT, s. o.
The Steamer slia
PILOT BOY.
,.,,u n iwcreltv -.

Will leaye Accommodation Wharf = .s6k
every " MONDAY MoRN1ka. at O'Clock. - -
for Savannah, Beaufort, Hutton heao saa Spsr srs,1
viii WIN leave for Beaufort, Pacinc and Cnt,timn
Jandinrs every THURspAT MORNING, ats oauock:
Returning, viii leave Beaufort every FHtDAa t'''t
Gnods consigned to care Of Agents win be fof'
usrSed free OF storage or commission. .I
Freight received WEDNESDAYS and q fTuRpAfs
must 6e prepaid TO Way Landings p,v.,
Sps,oht received for points on Savannah hWel,
m miganoSerred 70 Steamer CLYDE, which iesves
Savannah every TUESDAY AoshMa. ,.,. ada,.
~ r. After the 18th instant % Per cent. 1eu''
tionai win be charged on Freight 70 al Poinso'
except savannah and Beaufort. .y-rs:.
For engsgements apply % o,, ,rpa = m
,o,o mo No. so East Bay.
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Fl. kLATTE g. co.
AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON.

We have appointed Messrs. q. KLATTE i CO..
Sole Agents for Charleston for this Celebrated
Brand or PURE KENTUCKY WH1SKEYS, oetn
RYES and BOURBON. ,,,,-,ry
These Whiskeys are guaranteed pure KENTUCkf 4!
nnrities. ard HIGHLY recommended by eminent
chemists for medical use. The Brand Is patenIeo
to prevent infringements. m
louisville, Ky.
We respectfully inform our friends ana S eusroM, ,Ic
era that We keep constantly on hand full supply
OF the above already fayorably well known Wnls-
eys. and offer same to the trade at distluer's
n}icea .AN q. KLATTE 4 90,
an1s1. .stuthsmo No. 1856 East Bay.
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The cotton market has been FATHER inactive
during the past week, with 8 downward tenden.
cy In prices. Saies 331 bales. Quotations to-day
Tor middlngs tic.
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The steamer PLANTER Captain ! issu&oN
]. +. Foster, Is now receiving Freight =
81 Accommodation wharf, ana HuaPaosso,oa' s'''
MONDAY MIGHT, the l1th instant.
Freight and wharfage must be prepaid:
For Freight or Passage apply on boafds OF % ~
RAVEEEL, HOLMES. d d.
novt1.1 NO. oV ru1t .0N0. :,
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THE PHILADELPHIA IRON STEAM

THE FIRsTcLAss IR0g SCREW STEAMSHIPS
VIRGINIA. Captain Hlncklsy, -. = = :, 49,, 49,,
aULFsTREAA, Captain Hunter, 8;
Are now regularly on the Line, insuringss drst..
class sea connection between Philadelphts and
MES at both termin!. anord rapid transpos3stion
to and from all points In The Cotton States, and,
to and from Cincinnati, St. Louis Chicago and the
principal cities Of the Northwest Boston. Pfovf:t
~ The VIRGINIA Is appointed 20 ssil4 nom
Browns Wharf on FRIDAY; Noyembsr t16sn, st s.
O'Clock P n. t,.-;,.,S..s -3.:t ,;.i:3:,
~ The GULF STREAM viii foiloMnext weak.
For particulars OF Freight arrangements, 1ppIyi
TO WIN. A. COURTENAY, Onion Whar &.
W. P. CLYDE & co., General Agents, no. II
South Delaware Avenue, Philadephis. = noy1l I
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InAVVNt ISUFEIHUB[ D.
There was good demand to-day for fine cot.
tons a. 17Xc, but toward evening there was q
slight weakening. The receipts Tor The week
ending to-day shows receipts 1872 bales; ship.
ments 22Ss; sales 2Oo2. The receipls to day were
734 bales; shipments 1856; sales 4si.
CoLuHBus, November 8.
To-day our market is Very quiet; sales 1917 bales
at following figures: ordinary 16ho; good ordl.
nary 16Xc; low midalings 17xc; mlddlings Nc.
MONTGOMERY, November s.
Cotton market entirely nominal today; ordl-
nary 1ec; good ordinary lsKc; strict good ordi-
nary 17c; low middllng l7kc; mlddling l7jfc.
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LAURENs, November I.
Cotton is quoted at Ice.

Cotton is quoted at 16alSHc; l60 bales sold
during the week.
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ENOR LIVERPOOL, VIA oUEEAsrOWH

CARRYING TIE uslTED srATRa NAILS 81 4,
TIE LIVERPOOL AsD GREAT WEstEK1 s,
&M STEAM COMPANY i 4
Will dispatch one Of their nrs:.olase, fun pota
PIER 10. Is &. B., EVERY WEDHE8DkY 10,
Cabin Passage $780, gold. 80: ,,i...l.:.l.
steerage Passage tomce 30. = BroaduaV -
currency. .-s q ..,l,s.tL - Z ~ ~
WILLIAMS d Gul06, ssI ~!
no. 6s Wall strees, n. IA
E,B.-Through Bills Lading 20 Liverpool tlegd
nv the Charleston and New York Stesmefgs vhtea;
make close connection with the ee0vo lq& - /;
:, JAMES ADGER6 90, ,asis.4 ~ Y
WAGNER, HUaER b Or VI
navs or WIZ. A. OOURTEHAY. Ssa!l
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CLEARED FRIDAY
VLEANEU VNIUAIs
Bark Harriet F Hussey, Stacey, HaVre-Lesesr
r. Wplla
CLEARED SATURDAY,

British steamship Tyne Queen, Cassen, Liver.
POOL Enslow d co.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
James Adger & co.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter, Philadelphia
W Oourtenay.
Schr Jonathan May, Neal, Baltimore-E F
9wpp0an
, 1872-11-01
THE SOUTH SIDE.

The great stables OF the omnibus company On
the corner Of Jackson md Franklin streets we're
visited by TRIBUNE reporter yesterday morn
ing. Frank Parmelee himself was in attend
ance, as is his custom, every part of the prem
ises, especially in snch 3 crisis as the present,
being under his close and constant supervision.
The horses are kept in lofty basement, lighted
and renti1ated by nearly full windows on three
sides. Tho company has $50 horses, powerful
and carefully selected animals. a proof Of their
careful keeping is evidenced by the fact that 01.
Parmelee showed the writer yesterday span Of
white horses that have been sixteen years in
omnibus service, and another pair of bays
that have frequented our hotels and depots
for thirteen years. h1r. Parmelee says that
it was only within tro OF three days
past that any tokens Of malady were observed.
On Monday, number Of the horses began to
cough. On Tuesday morning, sixty animals
we're thus affected those moro seriously attack
, 1872-11-01

Elizabeth. At the t0rmor there are 5U horses,
7 of them sick, and some Of them at work. They
are not incapacitated, but, es they have had no
rest, will probably be laid up to-day. At the
stable near Elizabeth street there are sixty
horses, twelve Of which are sick. Disinfectants
are being freely used-and SO are some Of the
sick horses. The latter are doing well enough,
however.
AT HAAS + poWELLs STABLE,
on West Madison street, near Canal, there are
eighty horses, none severely attacked with the
disease, but seven Of them slightly infected.
They cough 8 little, but feed with energy.
TIE NORTHWESTERN LIGHTNING Rod CoalPASY's
STABLES,
on Hastings street, contain nine horses, eight Of
them suffering from the disorder. This has
compelled the Company to stop their business !;
and promise to recover speedily, their resump-
ton at an early day may be confidently az
pected.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
OWL tWenty-horses, which are stabbed Oh the
corner OF West Taylor and Halsted streets,
None OF them have shown symptoms Of the dis
ease, but arrangements have been made in the
country to supply their places as soon as any are
attacked. Thus their business will not be in
terrupted to so complete an extent as was ut
first feared. There is no knowing. however,
how soon every horse may be prossated.
SCARCELY PRIVATE STABLE
On the West Side has been exempted. Ahrens
= Behtens, the wood and coal dealers on West
Madison street, have all their horses sick At
smalls stables there are several " B. Stan
nard's horse was in . bad way, blt
is recovorlng; Mr. Morphett's stable
on Wabash avenue is more q hospital
than anything else. Skinner d Locke. No. 829
Vest Madison. have two sick horses; and the list