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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-27
.BUsLNEsS NOTICES.

WHO BURNT COLUMBIA Part First: Official
Dispositions of General William T. Sherman,
o. 8. A., and General o. o. Howard, o. 8. A.,
for the defence, and extracts from some oil
the depositions for the claimants, filed in cer-
tain claims vs. United stsles, pending before
the s'Mixed Commission on British and Amer
lean Claims" in Washington, D. G. Publish
ed by Walker, Evans Il Cogswell, Charleston,
g. O., and sold by booksellers and news deal
ers everywhere. Price so cents.
The question, "Who is responsible for the
burning of Columbia :" has been drawn into
and made part of several cases now before the
mixed commission at Washington.
On the part of the United States, possessed
as, 1t is OF great powers and unlimited re-
sources, employing the ablest of counsel In
all parts OF the country, and with an almost
lnexhaustlble treasury, 1t was task not diff.
cult to select from among its former Immense
military force and place upon the witness
stand only those who did not hear the orders
given for the burning of Colunbla-those
who did not see the pillaglng-those who did
not assist 10 the firing OF houses-those whose
faith in their successful general remained
firm. Nor was 1t less easy, from among the
former slaves OF the residents Of that beauti-
full city, to find witnesses ready to corrobo-
rate the testimony of their Northern friends.
Many of the Witnesses of this tragedy are
scattered over the South, and |. Is the desire
OF the attorneys engaged In the case to at
tract notice to the pamphlet, draw the atten.
ton OF these Witnesses, and induce them to
contribute their testimony to the vindcation
Of our Southern charge, that the Federal Army
burnt Columbia. Since the statements have
been made which are embodied In this pamph-
let, the cause has passed beyond the limits OF
Of mere case for certain English claimants,
and has assumed the broad basis OF defending
Carolir,ans and Southrons from the base
assertion that they, either through careless
ness or desIgo, burnt Columbia.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, February 25.
Sales OF colt n Today III bal 8; m lldlings l8hc
CHARLOTTE. February -.
Sales to-day light. We quote extremes at le hsa
1sI cents. though some unu,ually high grades
HI ought better prices. The marke continues Dull.
'''NeA' MACON, February "a.
There "A no change to note In quotations.
though the demand to-day was good and the
SHES larger, reaching something over 500 bale.
" e quote: Ordinary l6Hsl7c, clean reds 1ial7xc,
good ordinary l7Hc, low middli1gs lsAc, MIDI
dlings lSxc. ,o,u,os
Market quiet; ordinary loa6hc. good ordinary.
17Xal7xc, low m dd,ings lsH ,18kc. mid lings
l9c; sales bales; receipts 22S; shiPmen's ll8.
MONTGOMERY, February "A.
Ordinary nominal, goo urdlns y l7H., IT let
good ordinary ls4lsXc, low mlddling5 lsHalSxc
mIddlings lsIalsHc. Market Iiet and offerings
light
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BY sail, So q N on boards; $l2 on timber; - p
ton on clay; So so on phosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam Nc 2 b; by sail ss@s so q II on
boards; - on timber; So 6e'8 ton at city; SAG
$50 p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
frelghts from Georgetown S. O.. Darien and satil.
10 River Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and sI0@12 q N are the rates on timber
ard boards.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par to Y per cent.
OF. aud sell at u pr MUM.
misunderstanding 90 day bills 2aX.
GoLp.-A@'5.
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RIcE.-There was steady market for this
grain with good Inquiry; sales about 200 tierceS
clean Carolina, say 20 terce5 at 6N, IS at 7H. IL
at 3l6, IS at TX 10 at IL, II at 1916, 10 at &c
2 tb. We quote common 10 fir at 6H@7H'
good 7A@7Hc.
NAVAL sToREs.-The recep's we're % ools
spirits turpenine and l6l bols rosin: sales Soo
bbls No and extra No rosin at So 10 . bbl.
FRRIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, Hd
on uplauds, IA on sea islands; via New YORK. Hd
on uplands, lXd on sea islands; oy sail,
I'D on uplauds and "a on sea islands.
To Havre, - on uplands. Cosstwlse-to New
York, by steam, &c on uplands and - on sea
slands; So 2 tierce ON rice; 6oc y hol on rosie
by sail, &c p ib On cotton; &c p tierce on
rice; 5cc 2 Dbl on rosln; sl1@l2 "a on lumber;
sl2Sl2 so p NJ on timoer. To Bost n, oy steam
&c on uplands and 81 so q tlerce on rice; by sall
&C a fb on uplands; rosn Toe; resaWed stun
sl2@l2 SO; timber sls@1a 50; phosphate s5@6 80
To Providence, by sail slo@ll = on ooards;
&C q b on co;tou; by steam Hc via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands; 81 70
y cask on rice; soc 2 Dbl on rosln; 81 on SPLITS.
Through bills OF hiding given to Boston, ProVl'
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed,
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Paaaen0era.

Per steamer Allison from Edisto, Enter.
prise, Rockville and Way Landinss-j T sally,
wife and child, Mrs l. Cuthbcrt SO + Pope. Mrs
n CLaucasier. T J Mikel, q u Bailey, Whalty.
NJ Mc cHanus Beckett, W 8 Beckett, Col VIM
Whsley Hon Townsend, N Whaley, b Railey,
Jr, y Edings.
Per steamer Emile, from Georg getown-Miss A
weston Two Miss ChisOln1s. Mrs Simon NC is,
Miss q I,eaa, W ] Lucas and vile. col W Nil
ler, Dr T. Frost, Dvzler, F Pyat and son, J
Chadwick P UesmaKe and Is on deck.
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STATE ROOMS ALL ON DECK

Tie Splendid New Iron Sldewheel Steamship
SOUTa UAROLINA, Beckett, Commander, Will
sail Tor New York on THURSDAY. 9th February,
a. O'Clock P. n, from Pier No. 2, Union
Wharyes.
Through Bills OF LadIng to Liverpool by VILLAINS
4 Guion Steam Line; tn Genoa, Trieste. Naples,
Lfehorn Christiana, 9othGnbeTg aud tn glasgow:
cities as usual. -. 80
aSr Insurance by steamers Of this line X per
cent. -.
For Freight or Passage engagements, having
very nhe DECK Stateroon accommodations. ap-
oily to WAGNER. HUGER d co., No. 20 Broad
street, or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, corner Vendue
Rangi and Fast Bay (up-stairs) -
feb21 1.fmw3th1 l.--. - u
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Chipping.
NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
Chipping.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the sbove line leave Pier 1FE&
No. az, North River, foot OF Uana street, SAisn&k
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the lOtn 2U1n
ami 3Oth OF every month, except when these dates
fail on sunday, then the Saturday preceding
An departires connect at Panama with steam
era for South Pacific and CeRtral American ports
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran
cisco first of every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
On direct from New York to Aspinwall.
one hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other iniornatlop, cppH
at the OOMPANY,o TICKET OFFICE, on the
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. r n. oAoi' Aeen''
aug19-1yr
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GEORGEToWN, S. G.
n O R FL o E I D A
Il VIA SAVANNAH.

,Tne Splendid Side.wheel steamers, .sA
piOTATOR, Captain L. n. Coxetter, = :.
tharIeston nha lest every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SUN
DAY. Day EvENIse, al O'Clock precisely for savan.
nah nah Sernandina, Jacksopvil e, Magnolia, Green
Cuve Springs ST. Augustine Paa5Hs ana a
p,Iotra with steamers for the Oclawah8 River
and with The steamer STARLIGHT for Enter.
urise. Mellonville, and all points on the upper
81. Johns and Indian Rivers.
Connect at Fcrnan"na with FLORIDA Halroao
tor all noinfs In the interior, and with Railroad
for New orleans and Havana. via cedar Keys.
All way Freight must De prepaid.
For Freight or Passage apply to
RAVENRL q CO., Agenia,
Corner Yanderhorst'B Wharf and East Bay.
dec2
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, Fe5rnary 25.
The Taily Bulletin ss3s: Receipts lAesa bbls
rosln, co do spirits turpenIine 174 do crude tur.
rurpentlne, l2U DO pir ch 2s5 do lar. Spirits tur.
pentIue continues exceedingly quiet. here NOT
d pearino 10 be any demand at The momeut. and
ls we have not heard OF any bid. even, The price
m Rt be considered entirely nominal ut 67a67hc.
.traiued rosn 10 in but moderate request, uus
holders are nrm, and 1t would be difficult TO oD'
taIn a cargo at the cuise below 50 70. One cargo
comprised the business made pub ic-2600 bulls
promrt delivery at s877K. The 1ne grades are
very outlet, but prices without essential change.
Tar inactive but steady. Pitch Ia fair jubolnG
demand at former prices.
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Merrie6.

K0yGERs-PARKER.-Un the, 20ih instant,
at the residence Of the BRIDES: m o'her, by tho
Rev. J. Y. We:cb. Mr.. e. A. HoDaEBs, OF .Bost on,
Mass to Miss 8. A. PARKER; ;,of this city.
CAMEL iRKE.-By Rev. J. J Workman, Feb
ruarv 20, 1873, Mr. W. p. OAtN and Miss ADILa D
CLARKs. all OF Lewlsville, ). Y. ...t.t. an:
HAYNE-GUENvEUR.- Charleston, on the
evening OF the 10th, By ,he Rev. A.. II. Folcni1
Colonel c. D. HAYNE OF Aiken, to Miss AsFA b.
GUESvsUR, OF Charleston.
as- Aiken papers, Columbia Union and Herald
plea copy. .
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Wilmington Market.

WILAINGToN, February %.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Market dull; salt OF 30
ca ks at 63hc per gallon Ior southern packages,
a decline uf &c siace last gu Ia IONS.
posIN,--aes or 98L bbIs at So 10 for siraine
and 81 s Ja4 for pale Market qulet and steady
CRUDE 1UKPBNIISE ->aes of $50 bis at 50 20
for virgin aud JehOw dip and 1926 for hard.
TAR.SSsl.s 8 OF 254 bbl, at 81 81 per bbl Market
quiet and steady.
COTTON sales OF II bales. as follows Sat II,
30 NJ l7x, 26 at 1s, 10 at lSH, Eat ls and ut
lshc per pound. Market qniet.
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AUCTION SALES ERIS DAE.

.Leitcrr l. Bruins will sell at IL O'CLOCK near
the Postofioe, real estate.
R N. Marshall 4 Brother will sell at IL
O'CLOCK, near The Postoflce, resi- estate.
!. Fraser Malhewes will sell at IL O'CLOCK,
nesr the Postofice, real estate.
william Mckay will cell at lo o'cloch' a.
No. lsl st. Philip street, household furniture'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-27

. ~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqlaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. MATTHEwsHAL-
LARAN are respectfully invited to attend the
Funersl Services OF tho former. at No. "a Beau:
faIn street, en- THIS Thursday AFTERNOON, g.
half pat O'Clock. H-ia s0a feb2l1sG'
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Receipts per Railroad February 40.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

s6l bales cotton, 20 bales goods 10 cars lumber,
100 bbs rour, cars stock. To Railroad Agent,
q bischotr & CO, O Graveley, " Dukes& co,
Jno Helms. Uampsen CO, Trenholm & Son, NJ
Lunrs y Weters, Williams & co. Sloan d
Seianious. B FrUst& 60, WE Thackston: g d
Walter i CO, W Smith & 90, A Smith. Walker,
Evans d Cogswel, A B Mulllgan. A Salinas, 7
Sius, Pelzer Rodgers d CO. D DeSaussure, J
Erwin, Geo Caulier. h y Miles, Mallonee, w K
RYAN, " Bowling, OJunt d Wroton, Crnwley
& Dehon Mowry SIM, Hut on, J O'Nei:l,
Adams, Damon & co, W w Smith.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
125 bales cotton, II pkgs tobacco, 125 buanels
rough rice mdse, DC. 10 n DlDgle. W white,
ID l. Hill W H ha!ee u Gu. Diamond Z,
Trest, oteIens Werner DucGer, + F Sweegan,
WK R,an, E Il Fr'st co. nrs N E Chase Pau.
Weicn CO, A slna i Morris IN, Mrs woodruff
Bardn d Parker. b Diamond u, Pieper,
u Bed-il, X rhomlinsou i co. Ed Perry, U
Ebaugh, " Jones q co. Pelzer, Rodgers q co,
" Bee & CO, Etiwsn Works, Atlantic Phospnate
CO, smith, WAGNER & Monsees, DeGknoM Il
4 co, Mrs A Snowden, L Nenme5er, WIN
BIRD 4 co, n B Smith, Duval Son. heea'
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wTHE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaiutauces of Mr.. B. Ba gmsnr, Ar. G. Bsrg.,
rann Mrs Heissenbottel, ars. Strauss and Mr..
and Mrs. F. Quirollo. are respectfully invited 70
attend the Funeral OF Mr.. B. BARGMANN, from
his late re. idence. No. is Borgard street, TH1s
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. feb27.s
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UyIOE PRAYER MEETINGS.

Tho Rev. P. Gowan Is expected to conduct
tina exercises at Giebe street Church, tniS d.
tarnoor, tThursday,) at halt-past four O'CLOCK
Tonight, at halfpast seven O'clock az tne
CIrcular Church, the Rev. T. W. Dosh WILL
ofaclate. '
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Nkw AND CHEAP CH1LDREN's CARRIAGES,
Veloclpedes. Rocking Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won Santen's
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. @.
jun1l-tu
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fuusrIi NoIlres.

@THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANOE OF Mr. and Mr.. Oswald N yer. and of'the
family OF his son Julius. are respectfully request.
ed to atrend the fune-al Of Mr.. OSWALD MEYER,
from bis late residence In st. Philip street near
Warren street, THIS AFTERNOON, at half.pass
O'Clock. feb27.s -
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

stonewall Lodge, Z. P, at hali.past Z. u.
national zouaves, at hsli-psst P. ID.
Al. and F. Association, at p. n.
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TRERMOMETRICAL.

The range Of the thermometer yesterday
at Mr.. Blackman's drug store, was as follows
8 AM. 4s; 10A. NJ, So; IL H., 6o;s +. m.'
ls:4P, NJ, 40; 8 P. NJ, 81; 8 P. NJ, so.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-27

OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES In great
variety, Including those of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. Allan's, No. 307 King
street.
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street.

Hot BED SASH Hot BED SASH Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex.
anime same at P. P. Tosle's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and SO Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. dec30
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PLATED WARE, In new and exquisite de-
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Oastors, at
Allan's, No. 3O7 King street.
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VERY CHEAp.-A Handsome Box, contain
Ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won Santens Ba,
zaar, No. 22s King street, next Academy OF
Music. july6-s
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The New York Rico Market.

NEW YORK. February rs.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market is steady
with fair call for all grades. Tho sslss are 40
tcs q. rullna at sasc, and 20 rags kaugoou at
6xa6Xc.
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ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch mandatory, at James Alan's.
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E1OR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS.

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES kAlLs'
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
sSMSa STEAK COAPANi GEkS3
win ulspaLch one OF their lrst-class, ful po%e'
from Screw Steamships from
PIER No. 40 N. r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Steerage Passage i0Ece No. 20 Broadway SUI
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply 70
WILLIAMS d GUlON,
No. 80 Wall street, n. 7.
B,-Through Bills Lading to LiVerpooi lssGe,
~ the Charleston and New York Steamers, Wnlcl
make close connecLion with the above line.
For nnrtIculsrs and rat9 Of Freight afply 10
o' f'' JAMES ADGER d o.,
WAGNER, EUGER co.,
,,ou. nr VIZ. A. OOURTENAY.
NOR GEORGE EToWN, S. G.
= As,eamer EMILE, Captain O. O. :.
wSife' Time Table for February, 80
1873: ,u,ro ovouarrowN
WRDNEs'Y, Feb S. 8 u MONDAY req o. % :,
MONDAY, Feb 10, rRiDAY,, FG1 e., =, :, ~
FRIDAY, Feb IA. 8 A N WEDNEsY' req ~ a :, n
WEpNEs'Y. Feb 10, n MONDAY, REQ ~ :,
MONDAY, Feb "a. ER1DA, FEo ~ . :,
FRIDAY, Feb %. 8 hlWEDNBsI, ECU -0' U
Freight received day before SAILING.
All freight anil wharfage mnst qe PtePal..
SHAUKELF0RD KELLY. Agents,
feb3.tuthslmo Noltn atlln.lo .-- MNe--:
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PORT CALENDAR.

F,rst Quarter, 4th, 4 hours, 48 minutes, morning.
Full Moon, I2th, hours, IA minutes, morning.
La t Quarter goth, hour, minutes, morning.
NeW Moon, 26tn, 10 hours 8 minutes evening.
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The Fine Steamship SEA GULL, n. p. Dutton,
CommanIer, making close connection with q Tai
weekly Line OF sne steamships to Boston; Hflsau
a. philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without add.
tional Insurance, 9nd Consigneesa area allowed
ample time to sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia. d. 0-IEs
PAUL G. TRENHOLM, 4gent,.@-
feb27.2 So.e2 Onion Wlaryes.;
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rfoe and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CuARLBSToN NEWS,

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 2o, 1878.
CoTroN.-This market had dall and heavy
character with depressed prices. common quail
tIes not in demand, the better grades easy with
light inquiry; sales 4bo bales, say 4atl7H, IS at
lsX. 2sj at ls1, 10 OF lsI, % at 10, IL at leh,
80 at l9K, 8 at 2OE. We quote:
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-07-30
RascaIs in the Rural Districts.

An exchange rlthlly puts it that the
necessity Of reading a live newspaper is
nowhere more forcibly illustrated than
in the rural districts, which are warm
ing with swindleTS in quest of victims.
1he Well-lnformed farmer. who care
tully reads the current news of the day.
IS thoroughly guarded against irnDo-
sltlon, and with him they fail in the
accomplishment Of their designs. Not
50 with the ignorant farmer who
scorns to read paper to enlighten his
mind and acGuaint himself with the oc-
currenceS happening throughout the
state. The victims of the Swindlers are
persons who scarcely know that rascal
tues are daily perpetrated in the cOun-
try districts until they learn by person
al experience that such is the case.
Among the latest lodges reSorted to for
the purpose Of eXtOTting money from
farmers Is the library scheme. " These
worse than Colorado potato-bugS mani
fest ii desire t. establish township libra
res. and selecting some wealthy farmer
they ask him to assume the supervision
of It. Should he comply with their re-
quest they call on him to endorse the
back OF piece Of paper. stating as a
reason that it must 90 into the hands
OF the county auditors. The next thing
he knows his name is attached to a note
promising to pay a certain amount to
the swiudlerS. Half a dozen or more
persons lave been victimiZed recently
III tie rural districts 10y this operation.
-It0g0 ErDreSS.
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Another Murder.

\ most heaTtIess murder was com
mitted near Linden. in Lyconling coun-
ty, only few days ago. According to
the Go-dte d, Bu7Itin. John Mcbride
and his wife. a couple about seventy
years old lived alone and We're known to
have quite a large sum of money in the
house. 4 neighb0r passing the place
recently, late in the day, discovered the
cows still confined in the yard. Think
ing all was not right, he went to the
house. where he found the body Of the
woman lying outside near the door with
a bullet-hole through the head and sew
eraI bruises made by a club on her head
and neck. Life was entirely extinct.
Going inside he found the man terribly
ha&ten with a club about the head,
though the skull WAS not broken. He
was unconscious, but it is thought he
may recover.
The authorities are in search of the
murderers and one man has been ar
rested.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-07-30

The Company have added recently 10 their al
ready splendid feet SIX NEW STEAMERS, which
are the largest. and have proved 70 be among the
fastest. il the world. These additional steamers
enable Us n provide increased and unsurpassed
Accommodations for our passengers, and really
makes this the leading line on the Atlantic Ocean.
The National Lane Steamers" are celebrated for
speed strength ami sea-going qualities: are a1vid
ca into Air, E'dter- Ttcdt and Fire ProQf Com
p1ffD1c1ttS. thus obtaining great security: and
are fitted up in every respect with az the modern
improvements 10 insure the comfort, uFeiIence
and safety Of passengers, 10 whom good treat
meut and kind attention j. always given. Per-
sons visiting The Old Country or sending Tor their
friends, should certainly aTaH Themselves OF the
many advantages Of this Weil-EuoWn, faYOT1te
Line; the best and cheapest between Europe and
America.
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Steerage passengers viii he supplied with as
much provisions and water as they may wish TO
use; the provisions are Of the best quality, and
are examined and put on board under the inspec-
ton Of Government Oficers, appointed for that
purpose, and are cooked and served out by the
Companys Stewards three times day.
Each Passenger is assigned 4 separate berth !;
married couples berthed together; single females
placed in rooms by themselves. They are re-
quired 10 furnish themselves with bedding, mess
tins etc.
Ten cubic feet of luggage tequal to TWO large
trunks allowed to each adult.
An experienced Physician attached to each
Steamer. Medicine and medical attendance free.
Cabin Passengers provided with elegant accom-
mOdations at low rates.
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Nelson was driving down this way, when
he discovered him lying by the side of
the road insensible. lie lifted him in
to the wagon and took him home and
Immediately dispatched messenger to
this place for medical assistance. Mean
time Marvin seemed to be suffering from
fits, coming out of one and going into
another, with only short interval be-
tween. Some time in the night DR.. Me-
Clary arrived and pronounced it a case
of epilepsy.
The Doctor succeeded in stopping the
fits, and he is now improving.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-07-30
EXCHANGE ON EUROPE.

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est rates. payable on demand in any part Of Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Also. Drafts
for any amount, payable in the principal cities Of
Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Austria, Prussia,
France, Spain and italy,
The arrangements in this branch Of orr busi-
ness are very extensive and complete, giving US
facilities which enable US 10 sell al bankers low
est rates. Those who have bten paving high
price for their remittances should call upon Us
and avsl themselves Of cur low prices.
For PASSAGE, BANK DRAFTS or any further in
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AGENT
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-07-30
Carpets

Housewives who are so fortunate as
to possess Brussels carpets should give
them their careful attention. The
house-worm las appeared in the land
and is actually eating mp the carpets.
If yon have BTussells carpets, better
look t. them at once. The worm or bug
Is Of dirk color. less than half an inch
in leUgtA and covered with fine hair.
Their d'pTedatioUS commence on the
edges a. the carpets and can easily be
detected if care is exercised. Fine salt
or fine cedar chips spTinkled on the edges
Of carpets viii preserve them.-Came-
ron PrlSs.