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The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
The Coming Girl.

She will be of some use in the world,
will cook her own food, will earn q liv-
ing, and will not die an old maid. The
coming girl will not wear the Grecian
bend, dance the German, ignore all
possibilities of knowing how to work,
will not endeayor to break the hearts
of unsophisticatea young men, will
spell correctly, understand English be-
fore she affects French, will preside
with equal grace Mt the piano and the
washboard, will spin more yarn for the
house than the street, will not despise
her plainly-clad mother, her poor re
tions, or the hand of an honest worker,
will wear a bonnet, speak good, plain
English, will darn her old stockings,
wilhknow how to make doughnuts.
The coming girl will walk five miles
q day, if need be, to keep her cheeks in
glow ; will mind her health, her phys
ical development, and her mother ;
will adopt a costume both sensible and
conducive to comfort and health; will
not confOund hypocrisy with polite
snps; will not place lying to please in
stead of frankness; will have the
courage to cut an unwelcome ncquaint-
ance will not think that refinement is
French duplicity, that assumed hos
pitality where hate dwells in the heart
is better than outspoken condemnation;
will not confound grace of movement
with silly affectation /; will not regard
the end of her very being to have q
beau.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
CHICAGO, May I, 1874.


A very remarkable account is I'D
mitted into Essk1f6ndcs Of a so-cailed
snow-fower, said to have been discov.
cred by Count Anthoskoff in 1863, in
the northernmOst portion Of siberia,
where the earth is continually covered
with a coating of frost. This wonder
full object shoots forth from the frozen
soil the first day of the year, and
then returns to its original elements.
1t shines for o single day, then the
stem, leaves and flower are converted
into snow. The leaves are three in
number, and about three inches in d.
ameter, covered with a kind Of micro
scopic ice, developed only on that side
of the stem which is directed to the
north. The flower, when open, is star
shaped, its petals Of the same length
with the leaves, and about half M inch
wide. On the third day the extremities
of The anthers, which N five in num-
Der, show minute, elisten;ng specks, like
diamonds, about the size Of a pins
head, which are the seeds of this aston
ishing flower.
Count Anthoskof collected some Of
these seeds and fastened with them to
st. Petersburgh. They were there
placed in a pot of snow, where they re-
manned for an entire year ; but on the
LIST of January, 1864, the snow-fower
Durst through its icy envelope, and dis
played is beauties before the eyes OF
the imperial court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

ASnINE CoLoRs.-Prof. Kopp, who
had recently made a careful study of the
aniline colors at the Vienna Exposition,
says that the manufacture Of these pig
ments from coal tar products is making
most remarkable progress. Fuchsin,
constituted by a salt of rosaniline. is
obtained exclusively by the reaction of
arsenic acid on commercial aniline. In
order to afford an idea Of the enormous
consumption of this violent poison in
the manufacture Of fuchsin, it is stated
that in Germany alone the same is es-
timatcd at $500, 900 pounds & year. 1t
is only lately that the residues have
been treated to regain the arsenic in
commercial form.' NJ. Kopp mentions,
as a novelty, a beautiful rose red color
ing matter called saffronine, which upon
silk, is q very brilliant dye.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

this point Df. lawrence tells thd
in . few words : "As . general
farmers sleep in %e poorest roolt6
their houses, which * very small md
poorly ventilated. Fe>Sen.sre an
sbomirstion. "-ArcAangs.
Ths ass.ssAssAs
CnAxRAosx HM.-Boil the ham very
tender, skin and cover with brown SUI
gan, moistened with champagne. Repeat
three times and brown in an oven. Slice
cold.
A NICE DEssERE.-Grato into Q dish
a layer Of cocoannt, then place q layer
Of quartercd oranges and sprinkle them
with sugar. Continue alternating until
the dish is full, with q grating of cocoa
nut on top.
THE Country Gentleman recommends
linseed oil meal for horses that are new
er allowed to run ont to grass, being
slightly aperient. A handful in each
feed, morning and evening, is about tho
quantity usually fed.
RusK.-Three cups Of sweet milk,
one cup Of yeast, one cup Of sugar,
mixed owe night with -four enough to
make a stiff batter. In the morning add
a cup Of butter, one cup OF sugar, add
cinnamon and soda. Mold and let them
rise before baking.
To DYE GRREN.-Bol the article first
in alum-water for an hour, then for
three hours in a preparation composed
OF four unces Of verdigris, two quarts
OF white wine vinegar, and four quarts
of water.
HAIR Oh.-One pint of alcohol ; two
ounces of castor Oil /: a few drops of
perfumery. Shake well to cut the oil.
This is said to be q splendid and nicely
perfumed hair oil ; it softens the hair,
promotes IFS growth, and prevents it
from falling ont.
FRENCH MUsrARD.-A fine French
mustard, called mOutdrd super6e, is
thus made: Salt, one and one-half
pounds; scraped horseradish, one
pound /; garlic, two cloves I; boiling vim
egar, two gallons I; macerate in a Gov
cred vessel for twenty-four hours,
strain, and add enough Of musta to
make a rather thin paste.
SOME egg-raisers claim that the best
use for skinned milk is to give it to
hens to drink ; that it is worth twice rs
much for this purpose as for feeding
hogs ; and that by its use in winter,
chickens will lay constantly. This must
be their. only drink /; and let them have
access to it at all times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

THE GREAT MEDICAL REFORMATION
The Satanic Theory that preparations
which inflsme the brain are, in any
sense Of the word. remedies. has been
OrerthrOWn, and can nerer be re-estab-
Hshed. The wonderful effects which
have attended the use of Dr.. Walkers
VINEGAR BrrTERs as an antidote TO the
causes Of disease and Q cure for every
controllable ailment, have demonstrated
the utter fallacy Of the doctrine that
alcohol is a tonic as well rs 4 stin,ulant.
The New and Incompatible Vegetable
Remedy which has superseded the
death-draught of rum bitters, 10 as free
from every intoxicating element as the
dew of Heaven, yet see how it is invig-
oratingthe nervous, relievingthe bilious,
curing the dyspeptic, purifying the
blood OF the s%crOfulous, strengthening
the debilitated, arrcsting premature de-
cay, and replacing dependency and
weakness with cheerfulnessand activity.
Truly a grand Medical Revolution is in
progress. 40
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
Cultivate Purity OF Language.

Avoid slang, my dear girls, as You
would avoid any degrading habit lot
your words be pure, simple and express
ive-just such o form of expression as
your little brother and sister may imi-
tate. Never forget that next to
"mother," elder sisters are the chief
educators OF the household. It is pain
full to listen to many girls talk. They
begin with q my goodness !" and in
terlard it with "oh's!' and sakes
alive T. and $50 sweet !" and $50
queenly r and so many silly phrases
that m is tempted to believe they
have had no training at all, or else their
mothers were very foolish women.
There is nothing more disgusting than
the twaddle of ill-bred girls ; n is
provoked often into taking up q paper
and reading, and letting them ripple
and gurgle on, like brooks that flow
they know not whittier. My heart
warns with love for sensible girls and
pure boys /; aud after all, if Our girls
and boys are not this, I fear il is our
fault that thias~eH1W91M slie
l~eSd nl6d5 SftSe women Of our
land. II No have . noble, usefnl pur-
pose in life, We will infuse tho right
spirit into those aroundsua
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
INCREASE OF RAILROAD FRL.aHrs.-.

INCREASE OF RAILROAD FRL.aHrs.-A
strange feature has attended the OPEN
ing Of navigation this year. The rail-
roads have raised their eastward freights
from Chicago five cents per one hun
dred pounds, instead Of lowering them,
as reason would indicate to be the only
course. The explanation Of this auoma-
~ is that the New York and Erie and
the New York Central railroads have
lines of steamers on the lakes to which
they want to drive freight, with the OBJ
ject, it is presumed, Of running ont
other steamship lines and crushing
competition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

E~SvoLUNrARY EaoTIsM-"I am so
'Umble." said Uriah Heep. and perhaps
the influence of his arrogant humility
in the opinion of msny, renders humiii-
ty q vice rather than a virtue. Never
theless, me prolific cause Of trouble IN
this world is, that most people want
more respect or consideration or what
you will, than belongs to them. The
same Law obtains in social life as IN ma
terial. II people do no. plan, work and
device a 10 bring forth fruits of
the soil, or mcncy vhcrewish to bay
food, their wants are Eot supplied, and
they must either beg or :tarye. 1.-The
world owes me a living" says tie slug
gard fallscr-for, If people need love,
sympathy and ENCOURAGEMENT, they
must possess the qualities that call
forth a satisfactory response, or go IN
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

The Government 1uarea N the en- Feden Bub6DeA 4 Without dooA H0 -
perfect Al strunure in he world and the largest e6hc Np0osntng pdvNss ntHnhs h
the United States In -four foutso or Jckeon. LASane Quincy ad Chk 00ssA.k have N
II ten hundred and twenty-five QeD fest: !. opened o "a. Phs . u a
day Of Jua 1873 IN hs proved to its multitude Of patUca rpsssntn gthA bA ehGsnn
o. tn travelling community tn eIchoecn and muTs. n, re 70 TOT. ne T e n%sn
and vaporl secured with . hvahnes of Outlay. aided BY Upedens and cHefulS study never
given to IN entHprse Of it's Glass;
n.gnhcence Of The exterior its great interior rtunda. superb puohc - 1 nsnec
the Ueqmleds suite OF private rooms on hs mile OF cMnidoa and thu sutem and detail Of
il management, have not ny won he pride IN admiration Of our ctNnsa N guests: bt
fur.h he key to thu suc~sso Of the GEAxD PACIFIC. which iron ne outset b. nsv~o cen
equaled by any Weious or contemporary enterprise CentSl to VI the gras railway depoea
tn banka wholesAe stores AND places Of elegant shopping and amueement u 10 q M
vol as elegant ome for he resident gust and tourist ever offered AID IrMb mnnAnnd
it has begun The most complete md perfect hotel in tho wodd- a claim for sustained BY
the guests OF the past eleven month";, many Of them r patrons since the opemng OF te
former Fisherman House, July 8 1861 GEORGE w. GAGE.
JOHN l. RICE.
CHICAGO, May l. 1874 LsesI for eNy wa
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
The Length OF Whales.

Mr.. Scoresby, o very high authority
on this subject, declares that the com
mon whale seldom exceeds seventy feet
in length, and is much more frequently
under sixty. Out of three hundred and
twenty-five whales which he assisted in
capturing, not one exceeded fifty-eight
feet, and the largest Of which he knew
the reported measurement to be au-
thentic came upto sixty-sevenf feet. Two
specimens Of the rorqual or rszor-back
whale have been observed to be one
hundred and five feet in length. One
of these was found floating lifeless in
Davis Straits, and the skeleton of the
other was seen in Columbia river, and
must, tail and all, when alive, have
measured one hupdSa2zeM
s0ahE a~14ES6 Ms&t0rod . hun-
'm5d, and many othsm from eighty 10
ninety feet One cast on shore e North
Berwick, Scotland, and preserved By
Dr.. Knox, was eighty-thfee feet II
length These instancen seen 20 e.
tablsh the syessge and extrene length
of these animals. But, with consideEa-
BILE credulity, in eurlier acconuts, Gu
vier, the eminent na&uYalist says stout
", There il no doubt that whales
have been seen q certain 1ppchs and IN
certain seas upward Of three hundred
fest long. or me hundred yards in
length"
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

A NOVELTY, il the handsome e4.5
field Croquet Set that the EIccisior
Magazine is giving to new subscribers
for 80 cents, through a special arrange
meut with . large manufacturing COM
pany. They furnish sample copies Of
the Magazine for % cents, from their
Office, Room SO, No. 157 LaSalie street,
Chicago, Ill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

A VALLEY FXLIs joker, Who April
fooled his doctor BY sending fog him
when nobody was sick. didn't ind ii so
much Of . Joke when he wa charged
the regular Tee tos the visik,
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

SICKNESS is IN afRiction that waits on
az all. None are exrEp<, and shere Are nore
bat need relief froN e. attacks. whoever
can fnrnirh this becomes our benefactor. A
conviction prevails tlsak DE- AyEr does it.
Disorders Of the biood have bson healed By
his SARSAfAsuIA- ard s6ectsons Of the lungs
BY his CHKHxy FgcTcxxI- too frequently aEd
too Distinctly 10 b di<pnsed- HIS AsuE Crss
Is raid. BY those vie use 10. 70 never fail
Reader. IL you must kash mccicsi a&d. take the
bes: OF med;cine- poer nne3ies s,e dear. ~
good are cbeap. 1t swy price you have TO psy
for the@--cAarkxaA GcsTfer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
ExoIIsH GrRIs-Kats Ted has q

ExoLIsH GIRLs-Kate field has an
exalted opinion Of American women,
and places . corresponding Low estj-
mate on the English females. Kate il
right, says the Brooklyn Argwa En-
glish girls. as . general thing, are POOR
trash They measure ~ forty inches
around Che waist wear loose gai.crs.
eschew late honrs and Hy-white, ard
enjoy . state OF health thai is positive
" vulgar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

If you are, you want . copy OF 1.-THE
Northwest Illustrated" 1t will not
cost you anything. Send to W. H.
Stennett, General Passenger Agent
Chicago and Northwestern railway,
Chicago. for a copy. 1t shows you the
great Northwest, and teaches you how
to get there, and what TO do when you
are there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
WAUKESHA WATER,
MINERAL ROCK SPnlue,
CURES
0ropoy, Diabetes,
Gravel, 0ySpopola,
Constipation, Jsundice,

ans oil Atsessss Of the liver ana hssnsys rAis
vsss. 10 zoe ksovn end cola .s arsssdy ass he
srsiy vosse,fsi vA.t shscs IL has arsa ,hs As~ss
sysssa- lsis nov ssiss shipped ~ The Niisstns
barrel. - sai. six AsnAs, ~, ae~tos. snA isss,
50 eents per ssi. rscaAss entrs. sostles ssss sac
s sss s 10 90, req ssssi. ss ss.s ssssFt ss.s as isss,;. :,
yesr ars0vsss Cor wsskeshs Mtssssi R.sE spstss
via. sr orders sss ,ss water or ses s,rsai.ss.
G. G. 0lss . Co. wsahesha, We Havtns used
POUR water from the Mineral Roch SrstuB. wsnks
s ;ss WI, w,:,' ,ss me s,.ssss:' have s.ss sIs:s NJ
aence6 using this water. ny physician rsrosses
:. me u. .ys.,a. s,..,,y % n arm. ...A and
Of the ar,se ~s' r.duees - n. showing . sres,
Improvement, and sadins great relief In not
sssss waters. 10, s,1. - :. m, sssrsss .A.. n.
Mineral R"eh spr,ns prefer.sle Ara I 30 .s,.-
The ss.esse eommoniy ise.ns .. p,sse,s..
ksseeesfsiiy yosrs- AI,.se wi,ss..
Cincinnati. oaie.
Hxp.ex, vie. Jan.
Mssssa r. c. Desv Ssvs: 90 ssscr~
ished ~ the immediate esnsas received ffcm The
s q: 81 sSn, s,.ss. ana. ana ,,.as ss M sI s:srs
In three Gays, preaae,ns . NEST ss,n ans . 1,r.s,
persptration. making ga sa,sre change sos the
better In my dises,ion. alec nnd 10 hsssacsai 10
the liver. Since d,istins the ~s,ss, rect mach
Usually .ss ssiors' sro~ TOO 10 ,sss. as.s S.s;ss
every night Thi.htss q y,si,ias yeer sps,sa =:
you claim, and knovnns the favorable rssaiss Ia
my osn case, yon Vim please sapr.v the ftsy
cot lose any es its heslisa properties BY ssigpsne
I th,nk yosr price very reasonable. saa Stts 49,
..ids saa.r,ns Win those iscaras,s si.sssss 81
Brights D,seass aaa racehsrine ptaeeses, AL
iss Mineral r Oh spring water. Win siassssrs-
ssrds, you're truly, Csc. Josss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
wnnoris Tous6LA sArr, sus

wnHors ToM<rEA SAFE, SUkE
AxD SaExIIr,c Crxxs-The unprecedented
sale Of this xoridrsacpned medicine proves
iocoasessa5ly that nugemeiy has superseded
The use Of this ra,ia5se tooir. No spleen has
been found 90 hard as 50 20 y;s1 % lie soss-
ening irfcsece. aod nossgse 20 hyperfrcFesed
- ne 10 gre up III tEe-refssnsd hiiicas &C.
erstionsA snd M ehill q lsTer has yet r-fuesd
30 fall into line. wauaccx, FfSLAf 4 Co.
rrossietars. New 0rseAns- For sale By al
druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

"Our OF rHE HURLY BURLY."-This
is the name of q cook full of the richest
humor, by Max Adeler. 1t is bound to
be very popular, both on account of its
humor and it's superb illustrations, OF
which there are some $50. We advise
those who wish to "laugh and grow
fat to buy a copy, for spchixlaAAle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
THIRTY YEARS. EXPEKlEACE o. An
OLD URA

MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP 10 rHB
PREsCIPrION OF one Of the beet 1saals Physs-
clans and Nurses In the Unitsd States. and bss
been used COR thirty yesrs with ssver fAalins
safety and success By millions Of mothers and
children, from the feeble infant Of one vssh old 10
the adult. II correcss scidity Of the stomach, re-
.heves wind collie. regulates the bowels, and givss
rest, health and comfort 70 mother and child. We
believe Il 70 b the Best ana sursss Remedy In the
World In all eases Of DYeBNrxRY and DlAh
RHEA n CHILpRRN, whether u arises iron
Tsething or from Any other cause. PAIN directions
for using will accom- anye each bottle. None ossu.
Inc unless the fac-simile Of U1rlS . PB8KINs 10
on the outside wrapper.
SOLD BIZ L MEDICINE D8ALRRA.
CHILDK kN OFTEN LUX PALS AND
SICK,
non no other cause thss hsvsss worms In shs
stomach.
ROwNs vYRMIyu0R C0NY1TS
yin destroy Worms without tnjusy - the oAiI1.
being perfectly WHITE. and ffss sr.o al color
ias or other injurious ,nGYsAisuts Ssaally ssel n
worm prspsrsttons.
CURTl1 . DA0WH, PropsistossL
10. as FULTON street, Few YosA-
Sid D. DvwssSas ssa CAsmisfs, Esd dssisvs ~
usSsrsN<s. OF fUUurv-Srvs essTs . hoS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

% 70 RIvEsU1x HseN Cur. HAna.oa Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

DIR. J. Walkers California W.
rgar BittcN ara . psrcay bqyo
prrpara,ion, made chiefly ffoua the -
tive herbs found on The lover rauGee -
the Sierra Nevada n,ounta!ns~ - cat(1ne
MA. the medicinal properties OF voicA
are extracted thcrsfFom without ne -
ef Alcohol. Tho question ] Ai1ns
daily asked. What Is tho caG5o g H.
unparalleled success Of ViSncAn BFx~
rEgsf- Our ,nsw er Ia, that they reu1ovV
the cause Of l~lscasc, and the paftcns -
covers his health. They arc the eroW
blood pariicr and . li'e-giving prsnelp34
q perfect Rrncvatoe and Invnpcpeef
Of the system. NcvUr besue No.
hi.tory of the ~odd has . medicine -
compounded possessing .hc rcVMse.0
Qualities IL VtSsaAs BrrrKEs in healing -
doh of every discasc man u hyr Y. IL
are Q gentle furgafive ~ welf ~ . Toase
rcfevine Co0gr-ti.n - iunAmmaisca q
the Liver and yisccral Organs. IN Bissls
Diseases. AA
The properties o. DR. WAI0na
vtxEaARBrrrKss are Apercnt. p~iaphescuAb
Carminstiye, Nutritious, Laxative piaSetse-
Seaaiive, Countsr. lsntaut. Sudorste 2our
dyc. end Anti Hilio<~
H.. %. MCDONALD q CO..
nrnsri-ss ard G-n. Aga San frssctsc. CshSratA
ssa csc. ~ wasAingiaa sad CAAsn1p sas- y. Y.
SOLD ~ ais nssgxssss aa1 pesasss. =
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
SARSAPARLIE,
FOR PURIFYING the DloeA

rA.s scass2nA
vegetable 3foeUUss4
s~sssspAIIiis, bsrs, SAD
'hngss and usaera10
WITH the fodtsss ~ fAue-
.asstam and frpu meneQ
. meet s6sstaal <13e ~
series ~ scH p3o3aeo
which are very vseSe
ana smiefin8 -
'paItaes the blood. paso.
% uut the tarktnr ha-
srors In 'ss sysien. fhae
undermine health and
aetgis into troa sisspmo
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

dtsosdsss. Eraptioss ~ the sA,s are she stpsass
anee on the Gu rfsee of huuoss that shosa ee e.
nailed M n ,Se blood Internai assanssmrsts ere
ths Astrrrir ssion % shsse same bsmefs 70 ssno
intsrnsi organ, OF orGans. ~hess setiea tbef 80
Yauar. ard whose substance they aissess As4 49,
esgSy Aysu.s pAsiIGAe spsis these hn9eso
foa The blood when thsy are s,as. ths dls"rssrs
issss' So~ssA. kslssvs, Ls.ss, E..stssss SO
ErvySsss Dsssss 81 fSs S1ss.I Asssssys q
49, 9ss1ss s.S Ssx Rkss-. SsiS He'd,
vova. f1rsrs ssl S~ss. Rhss~ssss. Nf~c
ssss. 0svSSsv. KUesvrA0s syfssss (yes
sjeers1Sso ss1 Sssvsas dsssse, brepsrt
pAssnse health returns. <2&<
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

Wagh 6Ss E~vegyAeAy. 0AoA WaGss.
sss ~ssssi. 5sii Tss;s.Ss. O..
Address =. 4. Hsndefson = Co. CIevs.
and, O., " e. Ieg;s, IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

this point DR.. lawrence tells thu
IN . few words As . general
farmers sleep in Ae poorest rooIt6
their houses, which * very small md
poorly ventilated. Fe>Seu.sre an
sbomicstion. "-AEcAang&.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

000C0 Tax Bcefsteak Is frleu TO Q
crisp in fat ; nearly sill other meats are
fried, and I think q larger proportion
Of farmers are dyspeptic than any 9TH
er class. They need better bread,
rsre-cooked meats, less fat and grease"
70 the FRYING Of meats so fashionable
among farmers, the testimony of the
physicians is unanimously opposed.
Beef and mutton are recommended as
tho besk meats, and veal and pork are
condemned as unfit for.stsple articles
Of dioE DR.. Adams thus sums up the
testimony on the matter of diet /:
"More fresh and less salt meat /; less
frying and more boiling, brc,irS snd
roasting . greater variety of vegeta-
bles and fruits lets pies and cakes
moro Wholesome well-kneaded bread
raised with yeast /; less tea" We have
space ncly tQnfer to one more points
and that Is enc ha6y ventilated rooms
IN which many hxmsrs sleep, and TIE
Seay1le bede % which they lie. On
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-16
NEW YORK.
South Carolina Affairs.

New YORK, June ia letter from
Charleston. S. c.. says: 1t can very
safely be said that South Carolina has
more crlminslsln Office than any other
State in the Union. From the official
records OF the Prosecuting Attorneys
OF the different circuits it appears that
oue-third OF the persons holding minor
positions have been indicted for come
offence committed during their terms Of
Office, and much larger proportion are
charged with crimes Of various kinds
prior to their election or appointment.
Charleston county is perhaps worse in
this particular than any other portion
OF the State. From the highest to the
lowest State officer in the district.
nearly all OF them have been
charged with, and many OF
them convicted OF one or mere
offences. The following table will
show the Humber of persons holding
positions in South Carolina who have
been presented, indicted or convicted Of
crime while in Office during the past
three months: Governor, presented
none, indicted one, convicted none !;
county treasurer, presented one, indict-
ed one, convicted one; sherifs, none /;
county commissioners, l0S; scbool
com mission ers, presented one, indicted
none, convicted none; police justices,
presented /, indicted none, convicted
none. The above table shows only
such officers as have been charged with
crimes since accepting and while in
office OF crimes charged to office
holders before their election or appoint
ment no mention is made.
Jefferson Davis.
Jefferson Davis was among the pas.
sengers by the steamer Adriatic which
arrived at this port yesterday from
Liverpool. He lett last evening for
kentucky.
News Itens.
Edward Mullen. the Massachusetts,
pedestrian, who commenced last night
to walk 500 miles in six days, accom-
plished the extraordinary feat OF walk
ing fifty miles in nine hours and two
minutes.
Iu the Court OF General Sessions to.
day, Dr.. Uhling, charged with attempt
ing 10 de'raud the Merchants Life In
sursnce Company by means OF Interring
coffin containing bricks instead OF a
dead body, was sentenced to the State &
prison Tor eight months.
Base Ball.
In the game OF base ball to-day the
score stood, Bostons, Is; Atlantics, 4