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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
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This is no imposition testimonials without number
can assert BY stating place Of birth, age, dBpoaon
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Houses and Lots IN Columbus street.
BY SM1TH 81 nIcGILLIXARN.


VIII be sold on the steps of the old Custom House. ON
FRIDAY MORNING next, the 29th Inst at iOx
o'clock,
All that LOT OF LAND lying ON the north side Of
ColumbuEsheet and the west corner of Robbins Court
between and the track Of the South
lima ,Haiiroad, measuring 80 feet front Columbus
street. by ITO feet deep, less together
buildings thereon consisting of neat and comfortable
TWO end half story Dwelling Of wood, with four up
small two story house In tho rear, Robbins Court
which rents for S12 per month.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
-. :. .--'.-. .' ALSO, t.''-.
AP THE SAME TIME AND PLACE WILL BE SOLD
the three LOTS OF LAND to the north Of and adion-
ing the above fronting on Robbins Court and known
as ots O. and Is as plat OF the late Robt Paine
City Surveyor. to be at Office These los mea-
sure each so feet front on Robbins Court by 81 feet
large square, but will be separately or together
Three small but comfortable dwellings could be built
on these lots giving abundant yard room, and yielding
prohtable interest on the investment.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers,
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PHRIIn AUE

PUBLIC SALE.
THE UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL, AND
GROUNDS, located in the City Of Charleston g. q, !
wiz be sold to the highest bidder subject the a.
proval Of the bid by the Secretary OF the Treasury
y NJ. JULY 18th, 1896, the premises.
Terms Of Sae-$000 cash; balance In equal payments
or thirty sixty and ninety days Certificate of Salo
will be given at the me and the deeds to be executed
upon the payment Of the last nstament the purchase
money. A. G.. MAOKEY.
June ~ Collector OF Oustona.
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Brandy, Whiskey, Vines Dry Goods, Sra,
r..- Goods.

Brandy, Whiskey, Vines, Dry Goods, ara,,
.- Goods.
win be sold THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. at m,
store No. 1873 Meetingstreet opposite Pavilion Hotel
s quarter casks and cases FINE OLD BRANDY
10 cases old Bourbon Whiskey
Cases of Port. Sherry, and Angelica Wines
baskets champagne
Feather Pillows and Bolsters
rolls Mating
l case Smoking Tobacco -.'.. /
IMMEDIATELY AFTER WILL. DE SOLD:
large and varied assortment of DRY GOODS, con
MnsR 81 srpe nsS a. R i1dgo Blue Stripe Mul
Toweling, Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, Hoop Skirts
OF Ready Made Clothing, Consisting Of eyoats Pants
ana vests suitable for the season. Ready Mado Shirts
Valises, &C.. u
20 cases OF STRAW GOODS, consisting of Mems
nets, with sundry other nick-naoks ,, .|, =
Sales positive. No reserve. June &C.
BRY 81 @G%Es gGGasa snDeMissa9, DMa9f,s&. &C. as
THIS MORNING., at 10 O'CLOCK I will sell at my store
HfEt BsT GOODS
received by stelmship Moneka: ~
Pieces Black and White Lawns 80"
Pieces Figured Grenadine $50 "'
Pieces French Balzarine
Pieces Printed Lawns and plain Leno
Pieces Birds Eye Diaper
cloth. Drill. Hickory Stripe, FARMERS Linen Drh,
Brown Linen. Plain Delane. shepherds Plaid, Tweed
=, Dozens L. B. Shirts. Ladies' Linen Busters, Tucked
Skirts Hoop Skirts, Hair Nets, Hosiery Hair Bruphes
Neck Ttes Gents Under Shirts, Linen and Paper Col
lars, Scissors, &C., &c. -
Pieces A. and ga WHITE and CoLORED MATING
June26
Bacon 81 bHHs'1tsgylh nKThs sOsaGsG e nn19 149sa &c.
VIII be sold THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock before our store
2 hhds BACON SIDES
bbls Picked Herrtnes
6quarter.boxes Chewing Tobacco
chest Black Tea, 80 lbs. .., June 2B
Mosquito Nets Mosquito Nets! Sale of Under.
toriters and all Concerned
,, BE "A. HI. ABRAHAMS & SONS.
THIS DAY, the 26th inst at 10 O'Clock will sell III
front Of our Store No. ~ venduo R..eo,
cases, containing 645 MOSQUITO NETS, already
made up
g.
Boxes and baskets CHAMPAGNE. &c., &c.
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Young AMERICA FIRE CoMpANY.-Ths enerpeto and
indefati able company. young in years. and young In
maserfa celebrated thor first anniversary yesterday
by parade aud supper. They turned out some forty
strong aud made very handsome appearance. They
were escorted by the Charleston Fire Company, and
proceeded by tho band OF the 9th Regulars Tho parade
passed beneath tho Windows Of our Office and we had
scarcely ceased our remarks Of admiration when an
alarm ct fire was raised and both companies started of
AZ fl speed to tie great CONSERVATION of musician
who had not seen that laid down tho BILL Fortunate
y tho alarm proved false. and the parade flushed
without further disturbance.
At night collation. was served by that inmit BILE
caterer, 7. Tuily, at the Masonic Hail. of which the
Young America Fire Engine Company, with tho Board
OF Fire Masters and the Charleston Fire Engine Com
pany as their guests partook. Wit and jollity and
song and laughter, ruled the evening, and tho en-
tertainment continued TO tho wee small hours of the
morning. H.
The following the officers elected for the ensuing
year
A. N. PUNDT. President
JOHN F. BRITTON, Yice.President
A, W. ROSE, First Director
WIN. MAHONEY, Second Director,
Z. II. FREARY, Third Director.
P. HARVEY, Fourth Director
w. B. SIBLEY Secretary.
JAS. VERONEE Treasurer.
NJ CAREY, Axman.
q. HARVEY, Axman.
ID. MAHONEY, HalI-Eeeper.
p. COREY, Steward.
NJ DIVINE, Stew.rd.
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PRIVATE SALES.
Farm near Su71ln,e,.piHe.
JAMES l.. CAN'T

Offers at Private Sale
FAhM of 240 acres. within mile and q half OF tha
summerville Depot. The improveme ents consist of
very neat, new Cottage of four rooms, lathed and
piastered, kitchen and other requisite outbuildnaa
and twenty Of them under cultivation. 1t has beer,
fuly tested and is perfectly healthy. accommoda-
ton train now runs regularly between summervie and
the city, making this very convenient resdonoefor
one doing business In the CITY, It will be sold as
very low price, Apply as above at
\. ": CORNER BROAD AND OHURCH-sTREETS.
June "a = ,. .I L f... 4 ftuth3
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LATE NEwsPArERs &c.-Mcssrs. M. NJ. QUINN & Bno.
have furnished us with Frank Leslies Ladies Aaoarne
for July, Harpcr's W>sly, and tho New York Tribune
and Herald Mes QUINN have also received an extra
supply Of those stationery packages which have been 30
much sought after. .... .,
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

VIII be Sold under the direction Of The nndersened It
the old Custom HouFe, in this city, THIS DAY tho
18th Of June, 1866, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND stuafs I'm
the Parish Of Christ Church, District of Ohareston
about Six miles from the village of Mount Pleasant ana
bounded east lands Of John Hamlin southwest on
lands OF Daniel Whtesides, and to the northwest
Terms-Onethird cash; the balance in one and two
years secured by bond Of the purchaser and mortgage
OF the premises With interest from day Of sse payable
annually. Purchaser to pay the taxes due and for
papers, JAMES TUpPER,
June 26 stuth8 Master In Equity.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF souTH CAROLINA.
AT meeing Of the Board OF Trustees and Faculty,
DE- H. A. K1sLocH was unanimously elected to the a.
cant PROFESSIONALLY Of Maters Medica and Therapeu-
HcB ~ w.
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TIE following are tho numbers which d.eY the prin
cpal prizes in the Havana plan State Loterv
Clnss O., June 10th. 1866.
No. 1240l, slOoOcc; No. 1906 $50, 900; No. 1oOb2,
S26oooi No. ol72 $4,000; No. 1880, s5oo); No. $3.50,
S2S5O.
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TALL OoTToN.-we in receipt of q fine sneo,noe an
OF the "Green seed" Cotton plant grown on Mr. H. L
T. MoCoRMlcK's plantation, "Ellen Grove" Christ
Church Parish. The stalk ia thirtyseven inches in
height from the bed, has eighteen branches two bols
and no less than eightyreven forms. There has been
one blossom on it. The general condition Of the crop
we are happy to state is uncommonly good.
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OuTnAaE.-During the riot Of Sunday evening"
respectable young man of the Of BRANTFoRp was
Knocked down In Traddstree aud dangerously Injured
The attendant surgeon has expressed doubts Of his
eoVery and he now lies in very critical condition. 1t
is to be hoped that If the party dealing tho blow cannot
be found the ringleaders of the riot will be 30 severely
dealt WITH as to afford wholesome warning against
such conduct in future. '-'..- -
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NARROW EscAPE.-Yesterday morning loaded army
revolver was sold at tho auction store Messrs Bow
RRs sIoox. The purchaser stepped up to Mr.. Bowfns
and asked for piece of paper to wrap the pistol in
and while that gentleman moved to get the paper the
pistol through careless handling, went off, and the ball
passed just whore Mr.. BowEns head was before he
moved This incident should bo warning to all per-
sons who deal in firearms not to sell them loaded
People Will careless with things and sometimes
serious accidents are the result" :-.F>
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DesiraI!e Property on Hendue Range.

Desirable Property on Vendue Ranqe
BY COHEN, HAN, KEEL d CO. e
ILLS DAY. ZSth June, at II O'Clock. will be sold,
:, Al that LOT OF LAND with the BRiCK WALLS AND
BRICKS thereon, situated at the southwest oorner,t
vendue Range and Prioleau.sreet, measuring on Yen-
ane Range hftysix t56 oet by sixty feet eight
nche 3 feet inohesl OH more OF leas
bounded on the north by Vendue Range; east by Pio.
street. south by street leading to Browns Wharf
and west by lands OF --- '
Ierns-tA1 onefourth oash balanceby bond, payable
In three equal annual instaments, with interest from
date OF sale, secured by mortgage OF the property
futcnaaer 10 pay u5 lot papers. June 26
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AUCTION SALES,

2&'G"xgtf IxGkhI hs'eS' AHSxAsbSIsni. AGH:Ssss,,f; Ssi
THIS DAY. 26th inst, will bo ID in onr storo NJ ,,,
9 boxes oRANGEs "Naf'' Ut ~ O'Clock,
ID boxes Lemons
bbls. Flour
shaf bbls. Pig Pork
bbls. B. S,pTr
bbls. p rk Trimmings
bbls. Prime FORK Heads
100 Sugar Cured
l50 Sugar Cured Sh"niners
10 bbls. pant.ti"n Beet
! Dbl. old N,ci r whiskey 80
~ 5oxes T"baer a nn' }; 10. LumpB
o half boxes d K ngn and Ready
% o9Ses Maeca'"' Pepper Sauce. Tomato Cusup
kits MuckereI vr &C., &C.
Conditions cash. Jnpa On
biscuits, W account of oil conce,nad-
r,,,. BY LAl;st ~ ALEXANDEW.
No. l57 East Bay, Opposite Ao'th Atlantic Wharf,s
IL o'clock on account "i tho Underwriters and an
engap S1srsls Gsn,aD Sod "a G Jumbes Tea Scotch and
Conditions cash Jr,ooe
VIII, M MIhLIGaN, Ill aN,nlEi.CHERs & c..
VIII sell THIS DAY, 26 Il instant, at No. :. 'euduo
100 PRIME HAMS ~ ''''A'
6o0 ibs prime Shoulders -
so boxes Pipes
b boxes Starch ..,
8 boxes Family Soap
10 boxes English castillo Soap
Dds. and 10 Kits MackeIel
MoHAIR onAlrs. "c;sH; crib. Dedsteads Tables
Carriage Sulky.
Cases BOOTS AND SHOES, Mems Felt Hats, Alpaca
Coats' Linen Jackets Pants. Mosquito Netting Long
Sa Eassm eres MUSLIN Dress Platds, Prints De-
.atncn, ona"ls &C., &C. June 26
u:r MILLIGAN, MELCIIERS & CO. Z
VIII sell on THURSDAY, July 9th. at II O'Clock, In
LOT wEoUaHT ip AND g oAsT snFfRo fRoS sh'p Yard
l lot Wrought Iron Spikes
lot Bolts and Nuts
! lot Gas Pipes
lot Panel Doors
large uaystack Boiler -
lot Live Oak Ship imber &c &C. June1s
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FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY
cohtUNoN-We congratulate our friends Of the Upper
Wards on the opportunity afforded them by the ladies
Of the Church of the Holy Communion 10 spend little
money in useful way and at the time pass PLEAS:
ant evening. Most of the public amusements Of The
city are conducted far down town to put them be-
yond the reach Of uptown citizens are not go fortu
nate as to possess carages and the number Of these
LIS very great we doubt not that the present opportunity
will be improved by hundreds Of the young of both
sexes longing for amusement. J. l.,.1t jr.rr.-al :
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HEnMErn1oALLY sELF-sEAL1Na JARs.--A new and
useful invention for housewives known by the above
nppelaon, to be found at the extensive crockery
establishment of Messrs. WEpD & SAGE, No. Hayne.
street These jars are of glass, with metallic cover
that contains rubber washer which perfectly excludes
the air. and simple that any lady can store her own
preserves, .shrimps oysters, meats, &C., with httle
trouble and the least possible danger of failure
dton to this they need be by opening
rs tin usually are but will last in use for years.
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FRUITS IN brandy cordials &C., be found at the
store Of Messrs KLINcK 4 w1oKENBERa, of q superior
quality; also articles OF every description usually to
found in we'll selected grocery See advertisement
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Goop woRDs an illustrated monthly magazine, edi.
ted by NORMAN MACLEOD, D. D., one of her Maesty's
chaplainB. .r.,.-r -lIl. u.a,. r...ri
Mr.. JOHN RUSSELL has sent us the Juno number of
this very clever monthly. Contents:, !. Madonna
Mary, by Mrs. OLIPHANT. 2. Home and Memory, by j.
T. Howsos. d. D. 8. An Overland Journey from San
Francisco to New York. by way Of Salt Lake Cty by e.
81. VERNEY, Lieutenant R. N. 4. The Island Church,
by the Dean Of Eurly 8. Some effects OF Intemper-
anc6 on the Brain, by q Medical Man. 9. London
Street Trafo. Admiral F1rzRoY. g. Evas!ons Of the
Law, by Rev. HENRY W. HOLLAND. o. A Remembrance
by NJ D. sMEDLKY 10. "Walking Worthy Of aod by the
Editor. H. BesH cen the Shower. u. Ruth Thorn.
bury. or the Old Maids Story, by WILLIAM GILBERT.
Published in London by 8. srRAHAN l. 90.
TIE OLD GUARD for July has arrived. containing an
elegant steel engraving Of Gen. WADE HAMPTON. We
have not yet received ours, but had look at copy
throughthe hindnes5 of Mr. T. VoaLHR, No. 10s Market
street. where quite number OF sterling papers
and magazines among others tho July numbers of the
following DEMonEsrs Fashion Magazine, tho Catholic
Magazine, american Aiscelany Atlantic Monthly, etc.,
etc. ......
MIR. VoGLER has now fine supply OF German papers,
viz: N. T. Stats Zeitung Frank Leslie's German Illus
frated paper N Y Demokrat, Bcletrsische Journal and
KTfmina1 Zcitung and the Now Yorker Journal. Also
has tho Spanish paper La Cronica the Eco Iaia and
the Courier des Etats Unis.
Among the latest books he has received I'd tsThe
Emerstd In the Gem Series, collection of graphic
and en- erainng tales brilliant poems and essays This
vary good collection Of interesting stories, etc
Dosn and translated We design giving the book
amorf' extended notice as an early day.
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THR sTowEns CAsR.-We are glad to see by the fol.
lowing extract from the New York World, that the
prisoners in this who possess the sympathy of
our whole community, have met with mercy at the
haada Of the President The World is, however mis-
taken in one point The soldiers not negroes but
white men, belonging to Maine regiment :
The President has commuted tho death sentence of
the South Caronians who tried convicted by
courtmaItial In Charleston OF killing some negro sol
d1erB while on duty. The evidence against the parties
wan purely oroumstan tial..
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Mayors CoUnr. Monday Morning, June 25.-The
proceedings Of this Court have recently been e1tre
barren of interest To-day visitor from summe rvile
was fined s. for lying down drunk In the streets His
Honor remarked that the usual fine for citizens for the
same offence S5 but that in consideration of h ia
rustic ignorance, he would be easier upon him.
An individual who was found drunk, and deposited
S. forfeited the same. stray swine was likews for.
fited, ne owner appearing.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-17
DIR. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

DIR. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.
This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article known for curing the CATARRH Coin IN TIN HHAp
and HEADACHE It has been found excellent remedy
in many Of soRK EYBs DEAFHKss has been removed
BY IT, and hBAREa has often boen greatly improved by
1t is fragrant and agreeable, aud
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the Head
The sensations after using It delightful and inVgorat
ens the glands, and gives healthy action to the parts
affected.
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS
OF sale and use of Dr. MGssHAILa oArARaH AND HAD
AoHR sSuPF, has proved its great value all the
higher than ever before.
IL is recommended by many OF the beat physlelAns,
and is used with great and satisfaction every
where
READ THE CERTIFICATES OF WHOLESALE DRUG
GIsTS IN 1854.
The undersgusd, having for many years been ae-
quainted with Dr. MARsHAlLs CArARAH AND HHApAoHE
state that believe 1t TO be equal ln every respect
the Recommendations given OF It for the OF CAtArrh
Al Affections and that It Is decidedly the best article
nave ever known for all common diseases Of the head
Burr Perry Boston. Barnes Parke, New York
sSogo ISeS Aq,'n Iam.on go "a b. =; SANDS ~
leesd Cutler Co.. " Israel Minor 4 Co, al.
Seth W. Fowle q" MeKesson 4 Robbins m q
Wilson, Fairbank 90, 4" A. l.. seoyill & Co., a.
Henshaw, Edmands a Co. NJ Ward, Close 4 Co., "a
H. H. Hay, Por'snd Ne. Bash Gale, a.
For sale by all Druggists TRr IA. deeply
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-17
From the Albany Evening journal,
SILENT MUSIC.
BY KITTY VAN vA1KENnrRan

How the spirit thrills with pleasure
Meath the organs swelling tonel
How the heart grows sad with sweetnes
Listening to the ocean mOanl
All the wind, in cadence breathing,
Fills the air with living sound;
All the voice of earth and heaven
Scars in melody profound.
But within, there lives a music,
Pulsing voiceless through our life;
Felt amid the throes of anguish
Heard above the clash of strife;
Murmuring loud and long at even,
While the soul enraptured hears
Chimes that seem to call the angels
From their starry azure spheresl
Chords that make us sigh with longing,
Trill adown hidden wire;
oh, for golden harps from heaven,
That their strings we might inspirel
All the uttered life is nothing,
To the depth still unrevealed;--
Wild waves wall a wondrous story.
But the depths are silence sealed
In the softness of the twilight,
Loving hearts are closer bound,
By the magic of the music,
That enchants without a sound.
Soul to soul the story singeth
From the fullness of its joy
Songs that erst were born in heaven,
That the earth may not alloy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-17

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-07-17
ONE BY ONE.
by ADELAIDE A. PROCTOR.

One by one the sands are flowing,
One by one the moments fall;
Some are coming, some are going.
Do not strive to grasp them all,
One by one thy duties wait thee,
Joys are sent thee here below;
Take them readily. when given,
Ready, too, to let them go.
One by one thy griefs shall meet thee;
DO not fear an armed band;
One will fade as others reach thee.
Shadows passing through the land.
Do not look at life's long sorrow,
See how small each moment's pain:
God will help thee for tomorrow,
Every day begins again
Every hour that fleets so slowly
Has its task to do or bear;
Luminous the crown, and holy
II thou set each gem with care.
Do not linger with regretting,
Or for passing hours despond;
Nor, the daily toll forgetting,
Look too eagerly beyond
Hours are golden links, Gods token
Reaching Heaven, but one by one
Take them, lest the chain be broken
Ere the pilgrimage be done.