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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21
LATER.

The SIeenTOd Bridge MyStery EX.
pIaIned..A Murder sure Enough
but not the Raymond MurdeE.sDes
IectiVe Enterprise Rewarded.
Tho Sergeant with two OF his trusty
deputies at once, upon hearing OF the
blood pool and bloody trail upon Steen-
rod bridge, repaired to the scene Of muir
der and commenced thorough examins'
ton. They were not long In coming 10
the conclusion that murder had there
been committed. The next thing for
them 10 do was to see II any trace oil the
murderer could DO found. They concluded
to commence operations by questioning
some OF the inhabitants thereabouts,
The first land lasO witness called was a
teuton-and that teuton was as smart as
lightning. Tho following is o full report
Of the testimony. -::ttf .yii
Q. Do you know anything Of these
blood spots and this pool Of bloody
A. Yaas, know him all.
Q. 1t IS thought some one was murder.
ed here Friday night?
A. Ys'as, dot is 80, too-aboud six
o'clock Saturday morning.
Q. (excitedly) Tell us all you know
about 1t.
A. Well, shentlemens, aboud six o'clock,
more or less, on Saturday morning l sees
two poys sthandlng here on dc bridge.
One poy he has NIT him gun, und dc
oder poy has NIT him tog, and dc one
poy he shust schools dat tog, and den dey
shust drags dat tog along up here and
shust drows dat tog in do krick-and, by
blixen, he's not more as dwo hondrcd feet
down de krick now.
And sure enough there was the body Of
the dog, in the creek within plain sight
the body of that little dog that had
made 90 much trouble.
The three detectives got in their little
wagon and started for town, and left that
Dutchman on the bridge the happiest
man you ever saw. When about q hun.
bred yards away, they heard the Dutch
man calling, "shentlemans, shall l wait
till you git de Koroner:" But they
didn't answer him-they kept on their
way, and q gentleman who passed them on
the hill, says he thought they were the
chief mourners in funeral procession.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

Strawberries and Cream ct Mrs.
Ziegenlelder's, under Odd Fellows Hall,
to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21
GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.

The United StAtOA DlspOnBaiory, the authorized
r.cord Of our MAtsEiA MedicA classes this water
ia the mOSt runoWned Alkaline or CarbonAted
SnhnRU OF EurOpO. Il far OIoOlS any other known
IL it0 tOlf.pFOsOfViuR properties Itdoes not do
TeriOrStO 81 bottlinE and keeping. has pplcE
bsen eiSifned for any other mineral HatOl-Ae
mower 10 di6SnlVe tho uEAtGB, or 30 called chalk
formations In the body or on The limbo and jointA
ri l. tho GOstyOhnTg kAA yDino Water has done
in HUNDREDS Of instances Cow, Rieu'!9ttSiH,
NtvrdL0tG, DD3ptpSid, 6rQud DtdbthGI htgHty
and CTiTdrV DlSSdGs8 generally have al yielded
70 itS indie It has restored Muscular Eotcsr
70 the pAralytle, GnrOd Abdominal DTopty. and
given healthy action 10 the Torpid LtvEr, II has
cured ChroL6 DldrThnd, ttlsS, ConSttpGtIoH;
AItASld, CdtdGrh, DtSA1ltS Of AS san, 0saSrm
DEBILITY and Nervous Ppjtr1ti0H from AEatd!
and PfpSlc0l RpcSGSSS, All these BY the bottled
water. II 10 = powerful AntldotO for AIet'hvS
HotINo or Drinking. II noFrGctB the Stomach,
promotes digestion and relieves the head almost
Immediately. Pamphlets containing history
Of the spring, nports from eminent phySiciGnA
and medical NTttGFB marvellous and well. RttcBtGd
cure, and testimonials rom distinguished citl.
SSnG, WIN b fuEuiSnCd and sent by mall on APpn.
SA'''N " WHITNEY BROS. Gcul ARCuts.
f1ISouth Front st., Philadelphia, IA.
0RFFYEHURa SFRING Co.
For Nc By EDMUND BOOKING and Drug
ElSt8 generally. @4Sl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

NEW GOODS New Goods New Goods |!
are opened daily at l. Blum s. Bros. 1874
and ll9 Main street. '9tf lsnEE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

A FULL set oil CrOquet for s. II at ].
D. stAnton's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

SOMETHING NRw.-We will open this
morning q handsome line of Grenadines,
stripes 10 all the new shades. They are
superb. |. Rum s. Bro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

THE photographs made at RobiuSon's
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

STEINwAY Pianos,
Emerson Pianos, r-n a.
Smith American Organs, .''~ ts'
Mason & Hsmlin Organs, 4.--
Can be purchased or leased on the
most favorable terms; also, secondhand
Pianos and Organs for sale or rent, at
Adams & Lucas 100 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

OUR NATIONAL GANE-CRooUET.-A
full line at ]. D. 9tanton's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

A GOOD substantial set OF Croquet for
s. rs ct J. D. StAnton'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

{ You can buy Domestic Ginghams at
J. ". Ferrel,s, for 100 per yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

You can save money by buying gUodl
at J. W. FeTels, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

CRoK at prices within the reach Of all
at J. D. Stanton's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

Do NOT be prejudlced, but give Pain
Cure Oil trial. You have no idea how
quick it relieves all pain. Its effect Is as.
tonishing to al Sold by all Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

CHEAPEsT CRoQuET ever brought to
the city at ]. D. stanton'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21
Gkt04telEfQeuGfr
WEDNESDAY, MAY FL, 1873.
New Advertisements.

Light-Winship g. Co.
CrOquet at Stanton'S.
Bargains at J. s. Rhodes u Cos.
Auction Sale.
Furniture Repaired.
Beautiful Goldfish.
Commissioners Sale.
Virginia Forge No. 4, Z. s. oil '.
Sealed Proposals. -,t-...-S
Bookkeeping. s~'-y ~ ~
Flour, Dried Beef, Cheese.
Washington Hail.
Taylors Corpse Preserver.
Clocks-0xt0by & Duftleld.
Tarrants Seltzer Aperient.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

CnoQUET at Sc 70 to $l5 90 at the City
Book Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

You can buy GrenadIns Dress Goods
Of J. ". FerTelS, for SC per yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21

ITO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS &
L LUMBRRMRN-H. s. White, Of Bolton,
West Va IS miles east OF Wheeling, has now In
Guec Cnslul operation three Saw Mills, In the
dnest Oak, Poplar and Walnut forests 10 West
Virginia; has nGVen miles Of Tram road, which
gives him tho dnest facilities fof Aling orders
promptly for any and all kinds Of timber, sawed.
hft, or In the log, Of any lumbermAn In the STATE
His experience Oi several years teaches that
promptneBs 10 the sure road TO success.
He can al large orders for heavy timber on
short notice; has always on hand large stocks Of
best Yellow Poplar OF different sizes, and will
have large Planning Mill In operation In thirty
DAYS that will add TO his flcllueS for furnishing
anything connected with wooden buildings:
Be would respectfully aPk attention o. those
interested before purchasing. APPS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-21
A. GRAHAM'S
Stea m Dyeing

SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 100 AAZNSTREET, WHEELING. ~ Va.
ladies' and Gentlemon's wearing apparel clean.
ed or dyed on short notice. Octl9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
JOTTINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

Glorious spring weather 10 Columbia.
OeIuF mTGs Gssomp!siad. G9'a@dI" a'''" ''-'o"s' " not
Aiken enjoys beautiful weather, and Is
crowded with visitors.
-Aiken's tournament occurs on Friday, the
2lst.
Iu Greenvl.le business Is very active at
present.
-slmmv Turner, one of Coumbla's news
boya, IL missing.
The Parker building in Columbia is rap.
Idly approaching completion.
Major ]. II. Koon, OF Columbia, accident
ally shot himself 10 the left hand last Sunday
Two thousand dollars were not sufficient
for the Columbia Carolina OIL Works, and they
will be sold again.
"A lruilless attempt was made last Thurs
day night to rob the Store OF Beattle &c 20. 10
GreenVille.
The new house of the hook and ladder
company In Columbia IL flushed, and presents
very neat appearances.
The Hibernian Society of Columbia will
celebrate the l7Lh proximo, st. Pdlrlck's
Day,) with supper.
"A little son of Mr.. Howie, Of The firm OF
Howie & Allen, In Columbia, was severely
scalded on Monday last.
New l2-nch water pipes are being laid In
Assembly street, Columbia, Immediately 10
the rear of the StaLehnuse.
The Irvine Tract on Rutherford Road, In
the suburbs of Greenvlllp, has been decided
upon by the Agricultural and Mechanical 3d..
ciety as the grounds ior their projected fair;
Many Of Alken's citizens attended the
theatre at Augusta last Thursday night 10 aee
Janauschek, and returned in perfect rap
lures.
The State capital complains, of Its organ
grinders, the lrrrgulariLy of Its nails, and the
want OF method displayed In lighting the
street lamps.
On Friday night the rice mill on the
Cheves place, In Beaufort County, opposite
Savannah. was destroyed by are, together
with about five hundred bushels OF seed rice
and q quantity OF plantation implements
were entirely destroyed, Involving loss Of
almost five thousand dollars, on which there
WAS an Insurance OF three thousand dollars.
The mill was leased by Mr.. Girls White, OF
Savannah, who had The misfortune 10 lose
rice mill abont Two years ago.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
WEARYING WORK.
4 DARDLEG DAY IN THE STATE
LEGISLATORE.

The Election OF Three White Trustees
fths State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Business-A Long Discussion OF the
Merrill ku-Klux Bill.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THy NEws.l
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Tuesday, February ls.
The two branches Of the Legislature met in
Joint assembly to-day to elect the remaining
three trustees of the University of South Caro-
lima. The candidates were J.. &. JillsoD, su-
perfhtendent OF education; D. q. Chamberlain,
L. C. Northrop, secretary of State Hayne,
AttorEey.General Melton, Chaplain Adams,
Representative Robertson, Treasurer Cardozo,
Hardy Solomon, J. F. Miltag, ex Governor
Scott, and J. L. Neagle. Messrs. Jlllson,
Chamberlain and Northrop were elected.
In the Senate, to-day, the following were
repcrted on by committees:
Joint resolution for the purchase of lot OF
land for The use Of the State Penitentiary.
Favorably.
Bill to provide for the appointment of a
commissioner Of immigration, and TO define
his duties. Favorably.
Bill to provide for the compulsory attend
ance at schools of children between the ages
OF ak and sixteen.
IQ6 following were lntToCuCeu'
By whittemore, bill to amend Section 80,
Chapter AZ, of the General Statutes, relating
TO preparatory schools.
By Owens, bill to incorporate the Columoi1
Banking and Insurance Company.
By Swails, bill 10 charter the town Of Scran-
ton, In Williamsburg County.
The bill to fix the time for holding court In
York County received Its 6nai reading, and
was ordered 10 be sent to the House.
The following were read the second time:
Bill regulating the assessment and collec-
ton of taxes In Beaufort.
Bill to require the county commissioners to
open public road through the towE of Mid.
way.
The following we're laid on the table:
Joint resolution to pay Louis J. Barbot and
F. J. Smith $k55 50-l00.
Bill to charter Lanueau's Ferry.
TIE bill and substitute to make an appropri-
alton to pay the rewards offered for the arrest
ofthe Ku-Klux were debated until adjourn
ment.
In the House the following were read
second time:
Bill to revise and amend the homestead
law.
State Normal School.
The Senate bill 10 amend the homestead
law was ordered 10 be enrolled for ratiica-
tion.
The concurrent resolution to investigate
the disbursement OF forty thousand dollars for
the completion of The State Lunatlc Asylum
was concured in.
The House rec6nsldered the vote by which
the enactlng clause of the bill to charter the
Charleston, Georgetown and Conwayboro'
Railroad was stricken out.
The Governor returned with his veto the
bill TO amend Section 27s of Chapter II OF the
Code of Procedure, and the veto was sns-
tanned. PICKET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
OUR SOUTH ATLANTIC NEIG aBORS.
Georgia..

Rome fears another flood.
-McEvoy's Hibarncon Is drawing" we'll in
Savannah.
Augusta humbly Acknowledges that she is
without 6rst-class hotel.
Hon. Horallo Seymour and lady, Of New
York, are in Savannah on their way 10
Florida.
The new Episcopal Church now being
erected In BrunaWicK Will cost between five
and six thousand dollars.
Mr. A. o. Osborn has assumed the NAH
ayers office In the Savannah branch oil the
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph office.
Tho I,raeiLes of Columbus have raised
funds LO remodel their synulogu-, and pro-
nose to engage Rabbi at fifteen hundred dol
lars per annum.
Major Griswold, with his corps OF United
States engineers, has completed the survey
of The Chattahoochee and Flint Rivers. His
report 10 tho general government will be very
favorable.
AT the annual meeting of The Southwest
ern Railroad stockholders the following ticket
was elected: Wm. S. Holt. president; VIM. NJ.
Wadley. a. &. Lawton, T. NJ. Furlow, John E.
Jones, Virgil Powers, John L. Muslian and
John McNab, directors.
The steamer Nick King. now lying wreck
ed and submerged near Darlen, Was sold al
auction In Savannah on Monday, and was pur.
chased by Major G. E. Dyke, (acting, H. ia
understood, under orders from other partles,,
at $500.
Florida.
Captain T. F. House, ofSt. Augustine. hat
received contract from the government tC
build branch customnCuse, with boathouse
&C., opposite the old fort at Matanzas bar.
%. Bronson, ]. T. Sprague, James N. Al.
len, A. Anderson, and o. Bronson, Jr.. have
taken the proper steps to form themselves In
to corporation for the physical and mora
benefit of the cOlOred people OF st. Augustine
Right Rev. bishop Verot has recently hat
the site OF the church built by Father Bla
DeRodriger, In the sixteenth century, just
orth OF the old fort at st. Augustine, neatl
enclosed, and intends erecting memoria
chapel thereon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
Profits from one years. opera.

uOnS. oo Soo
This is 2sA per cent. on capital of s20O, GOO.
In this no estimate Is made for profits 10 De
derived from wheat and corn miIis and store,
the profits from which may be Get aside TO
meet contingencies that may arise, such as re-
pairs, &c. And an allowance is also made Tor
freights and commissions for selling the whole
product In New York, when It is expected
that considerable portion would be sold d.
rect to the trade from the factory, and save
both freights and commissions.
Another reason why enterprises OF this
character offers superior Inducements TO ln-
vest in them Is, that our section OF the couu-
try Is In q prosperous condition, financially;
good CROPS have been made, which have been
Sold at good prices; the culture of cotton Is
largely on the Increase, and capital is accu-
muIaling, which must naturally seek invert-
ment somew here. II invested In enterprises
OF this character the country will be largely
benefited by IT,; large humber OF operatives
will be furnished with lucrative employment
and made producers, their labor oelpg palu
fur by consumers elsewhere, and tne prooucI
oil both their labor and the retuin upon the
capital invested is Reft with us, enrlchlnS tne
country 10 that extent. and adding to the gen.
eral prosperity. In that way, and no oiher,
has New Eogland grown rich and powerful,
financially, because they have been producers
and we cOnsumers. We have paid ior lhelr
skilled labor, aud from their course and suc-
cess We should learn useful lesson.
Persons lavorably impressed with the iorego-
ing enterprise, and who may desire 10 Jake
sleek in H., can do 90 by applying 10 el.ner VI
HAMLIN BEATTIE,
JAMES BRINE,
ALEX. MCBEE,
THOMAS C. GowER.
Greeny;lle, 8. c., February Z, 1873.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Georgia Legislature has taken no &C.
ton IN the bond question,
R. P. Briggs has been confirmed as Judge
Of the Georgia Supreme C6urt.
Jacobs & Bears's buildings, In Shreveport,
are burned. Loss, $780, 900.
Hon. James A. NsbetL died at Macon yes
terday morning.
President Grant to visit that city.
The snow ls twenty feet deep IN the
mountains, near Salt Lake. A Slide is appre'
hended In Little Cottonwood.
The Rev. Mr.. Preston, oil St. AIMS Church,
N. Y, is appointed vicar genera! to succeed
Father STAIRS.
The Intersection at Eden street of the
Union Railroad tunnel, In Baltimore, csveo
in yesterday, killing one and lnJurins TWO
persons. oo,,sh ,,o--
chant, has been arrested In London, charged
win deIraudiug Giyu, Mile 4 Gov ths luali-
known banking firm Of No. 67 Lombard
street.
"Tom Moore" at the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music, on Thursday evening. His health mas
been weak Tor some time. He has oeen re-
called to Rome, and leaves next Saturday. Dy
Ihe Clty of Paris, accompanied by Father LII.
lie, OF New York.
"A Herald dispatch from Key West says
intelligence has reached there Of q euccessl9i
landing of another insurgent expedition. II
appears that schooner ran over from port
In the British West Indies and landed arms
and ammunition at very small port ID Inc
eastern department. The cargo consisted OF
ten ions Of powder, sixty-nine tnousano
cartridges, aud large number OF Remington
rifles. p,,,os
The several creditors Of Messrs. BoWles
Bros. stale that the claims In this country
AGAINST the firm amount 10 over three nuii-
dTpd thousand dollars. The Jackson CLAIM IL
said to be more than sixly thousand ooilaaa, na.
II is claimed that Nathan Appleton, Whos9
properly at Newport, R. l., has oeen he hL.nso os
in The interest of The Japanese is nao.e a
partner, and, beyond what can oe tea.neu oS
from his estate, little is expecteo ny LID 'ieu'
ltors. o,,,ondad sonth.
arm ,nnr of ihe President affords grand op'
nortmnily for conscientious investigation, al
lar as practicable, into the causes OF lhe
tronbIe which still disturbs the South, anc
also 10 apply the remedies which may seen
lawful end expedient. He can do grea
deal towards persuadiRg the Southerners o
the power and OF the will OF the nation to al
them out CT their difficulties in every prope
way. 1t hopes the South Will meet this cor
dial, friendly advance In the spirit 10 Wnlcn
is meant. Nothing can be gained by any e4
hibition of coldness or hostility TO tne aaminie
/ tration.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
TEE WEATHER THIS DAP.

WASHINGTON, February 10.
Probabilities: For the northwest, on We'd
nesday, diminishing westerly winds and cold
wealheI; for the upper lakes southwesterly
winds veering to no:Lhwest, the area OF low
eat barometer moves eastward over Canada;
for New York and New England, Increasing
suuLheasterly winds and cloudy weather; tor
the Middle States and Atlantic coast, soutn.
prly winds yeerIng to fresh westerly to partly
cloudy weather; Tor the South Atlantic States,
southeaslerly winds and partly cloudy wea-
ther; for The western gulf, southery winds
and rain; for the Ohio valley, westerly winds
and falling temperature; forthe lower lakes,
souIherly winds veering westerly, brisk, with
cloudy weather.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19

q man should take care that he gets good sleep
and keeps his digestion in order. A little an
prejudiced observation Of his own symptoms
will teach man Of ordinary sense how to keep
himselfin health; and. by 8 judicious arrange
ment Of his time and habits. he will find that
he can do as much work With perfect lmpu-
nifty as will serve him, il he so pleases, with an
admirable excuse for committing suicide and
becoming text for leading articles. It is not
overvork that should be denounced, but the
bad habits for which work is made to serve az
an excuse. Eat too much, drink too much.
smoke too much. and do everything in hurry
and at the wrong time, and five hours q day
may send you to an early grave. Show little
common sense, and without injuring your
Voltaire, or do as much legal or official work
SO the most industrious minister or barrister
Of the day, and see your children's children,
aud laugh at the degeneraoy Of the rising
generation in the twentieth century
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
THE dD0arFLUUDS.
Freehets Throughout tho South and

Freeheis Throughout tho South and
West.
RICHMOND, February 10.
Heavy rains are reported from all sections
of the State during the past two days, and
heavy land-slIdes have occurred on the dlfer-
ent roads, causing detention Of trains. The
river at Lynchburg Is about fourteen feet
above The usual level, and at this point about
len feet, which will be greatly increased. By
the floods from The upper sections.
MONTGOMERY. February 10.
The Alabama River Is atill rising, and, at
Selma, has attained 10 Within three feet OF
the great July flood.
PITTsBURa, February IS.
The flood increases. The heaviest rive1
disasters known have occurred. Twelve per-
SONS are reported drowned. A fearfnl sweep
has been made Of all bafges and rafts.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
A RUNAWAY TEAM

Serious Loss OF Life Between Yonksrs
and New York. -
The engine attached to the special!up-train
on the Yonkers IN. ~ Railroad, became
loose from the train, and ran, at full speeds
as far as Hastings, when 1t collided with ths
down-train, making OF 1t complete wreck,
and killing several passengers. II apPeaIs
that the lever OF the engine broke, and the
engineer was unable to stop the train.
PHILADELPHIA, February IL:
The Brighton train came into collision Win
a wagon. Both The driver and boy with him
we're terribly mangled.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
TIE SPANISH REPUBLIC

An Offer OF Amnesty TO tho Carlist In
surgents.
MADRID, February lS.
The Official Gazette Will on Thursday next
contain the proclamation Offering amnesty 10
the Carlsts now In insurrection IN the nortn-
ern provinces If they will, within two weeks,
lay down their arms and submit 10 the au-
thority Of the government. If the Insurgents
refuse to accept the offer they will be ener-
geiically pursued, and decisive measures will
be adopted by the government for the sup
preston OF the lnsurrection. The question OF
sending representatives 10 the South Amerl.
can Republics is under consideration by the
government,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
DISASTERS AZ SEA.
More vesse,. believed 60 DO Lost.

Two More Vessel. Believed 60 bo Lost.
NEW YORK, February ls.
In addition to the vessel American Con-
prese, which has already been reported as
probably lost, IL is stated that Two other ships,
The Lincoln and Sterling Castle, both British,
have probably met the same fate. The latter
sailed from this port December 10th, last, for
London, and had crew OF twenty-six men.
The former sailed December llth, with crew
OF Ihirty.tWo men.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
Marrle1.

sISaf, f,EToN-GREEN-At Rock Hill, 8. O., on
tbe evening Of the 12h instant. by the Rev. r. ].
Shaud, ID. d., RICHARD SINGLETON, OF klcnlano
to ELIZA, second daughter OF Halcott p. Green,
Esu.. OF Columbia. No CARDS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19

The resolution In favor of woman suffrage
passed the lower house of the Maine Legisla.
ture By q vote of 81 to So.