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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04
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True to is principles as THENEWS has been through
the reign of terror challenges public confidence
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FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
WARRINGTON, January ], 1854.
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Truly your friend, THOMAS B. FL0RENCE.
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PRovosr CoURT.-Robert Lee, colored. d.-Stealipg.-J.
@. q. CLAUssEN testified that OH Wednesday last at
about II O'Clock in the forenoon, he heard that man
had rolled barrel of -four from out of his store No. 10
Marketstreet and that he ran after him, and came up
to the defendant at about three hundred yards from his
store rolling the barrel along the street. Witness OBJ
tanned policeman. aud had him arrested and sent to
the Guard House. Witness knew the flour to be his.
Sentenced to twenty days imprisonment.
q. Thompson, colorcd -Disorderly Conduct.-Johu
Kenney testified that on Wednesday lns while he was
attempting to get rope be onging to him, the defend
ant took him by the collar and said he should MT have
1t.
Francis Heidt testified that on Wednesday be sit
ting on the sill Of his door in Greenhisteet and hear
ing words between Keuney and defendant about some
rope witness said here rope which boy left with
me yesterday the day before. When Kenney went to
Kenney he should not have poses sion oft until he paid
him the money he owed him. scufhe ensued, which
witness stopped Defendant then took up brick which
Kenney told him to drop, and he did, but he had not
got twenty yards before he picked up another Kenney
took the rope and walked off with it in his hand, and
defendant cursed him id Irish son Of b. sen-
fenced to a fine Of s5. days. imprisonment
r. Mcsaly, C. lored soldier.-Drunk and disorderly.-
Policeman Riley testified that he was on duty on Wed.
nesdsy night in Anson street. and that about O'Clock
the defendant along drunk, whooping and yelng,
and clearing the sidewalk Witness took hold OF him
to carry him to the Guard house. when defendant re-
sisted and attempted to butt him with his and bite
him, and hurt him every way he could At last wit
ness used his club upon him. and brought him to the
Guard House. The was referred to the captain Of
his company.
John 3. Misunderstanding with a sentinel on du
ty-Lawrence McFarlan, Go. q, 36th regiment o. B. @.
T., testified that he duty Wednesday night as
sentinel and Of about O'Clock the defendant came up
aud asked him where Calhoun street. which witness
showed him. Defendant then asked him whether he
was white or black and witness answered that he
colored. Defendant then wanted to know what he was
doing with that eagle bis hat that they did mt Like
such things in South Carolina and put his hand in his
breast. Witness to the charge with bis musket,
and then defendant dropped his hand Witness called
Corporal Of the guard, and had him arrested De-
fendant In liquor. Sentenced TO pay fine Of S..
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Valuable Sea Island Cotton Plantation, soah a Pro-
missing Gro,oing Crop thereon.
BY WILBUR & Sun.
At Private Sale-
All that VALUABLE PLANTATION, situate two
miles from the village Of Mount Pleasant, containing
675 100 acres planted the best Sea Island Cotton
Seed which Is now up Neat Cottage and requisite out
buildings all in good order Also, large Orchards OF
Peach and Pear trees Of choice variety With the
Plantation be sold 3 three Mules and al necessary
plantation utensils Contract has been made with the
Freedmen the place for one year on favorable terms
and they working well and satisfied. Persons dear-
ing to make profitable investment would do well by
looking over this place
For terms and further particulars, apply to us as
above, CORNER STATE AND CHALMEhS SIs:
April 18 WINS
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t1erateel Cottage Residence.
By G. MCBRIDE SMITH.
At Private Sale
AIl that LOT OF LAND on north side OF
next west of King so feet front by lSO deep On tne
same is handsome Gothic Cottage Residence, with 8
rooms now being finished in tasteful style VIII be
sold for cash exchanged in part payment for Sea
Island Plantation. Apply to o
G. MCBRIDE SMITH,
No. az Broad-street,
April l8 Wins South side, near State.
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HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS combine oil the advantages OF
the best homeopathic treatment without It's intricacy
or uncertainty They are prepared by physician OF
over twenty years homeopathic experience, have been
tried In every conceivable manner and have been en-
dorsed and recommended In the highest terms by the
hundreds Of thousands who daily use them. HUM
pHREYs HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS No. b62 Broadway,
New York.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
To the PubHc.

Having, after due consideration and reliable informa.
ton from Northern markets. arrived at the conclusion
that Merchandise has probably reached Its lowest mark
for the present season. close store this day for
the purpose of marking down our stock.
We take this opportunity to express thanks to tho
public for their generous patronage and hope by fair
dealing and low prices to merit tho continuance Of the
same MACULLAR, WILLIAMS 6 PARKER,
No. 270 King, corner Of Hazel street.
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MAYORS CounT.-There was nothing interesting be-
fore his Honor yesterday mornrg there being but
drunken brought up, and he orderly that he
was fined only 50.
Two men, who have been dispensing superior BRAN
dies, Wines and cordias in small quantities to the
thirsty public without license fined 500 each.
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AUCTION SALES.
POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER.
Erten si1,e Snle of EM,nitln.P

POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER
Extensive Sale of Furniture.
BY LAUREY d ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY. Goth insrnt will be sold at the northwest
corner OF Meeting and Market streets Second story
at 10 o'clock,
SISTING IN PART OF
Handsome Mahogany BUREAUS and GLASSES
Handsome Mahogany Wardrobes
Handsome Mahogany Washsands
Handsome Mahogany Eedstt ads and Cornices
Handsome Mahogany French Bedsteads
Handsome Mahogany Dining and Centre Tables
Handsome Marble-Top Bureaus, Washstands, Table
and Centre Tables
Handsome Mahogany Card Tables, Work Tables
Dressing Tables Office Desks, Secretary, Extension
Tables, Cribs, Cradles, Swinging Cradle.
MOHAIR SPRING SEAT SOFAS, Tete.a.Tetes, Satin
Damask Chairs, Ottomans &c.
Chairs, WoodSeat Chairs Children's Chairs, Nigh
Chairs. Stools. &c, go.
MATTRESSE-. Feather Beds, Moss and Feather Pill
lows and Bosters.
LoOKING.GLAssEs. Hat Racks, Presses, Cots and
Mattresses, Towel Racks, Cottage Bedsteads Window
Shades Book Gases, Sideboards Washstands, Lounges
ALSO,
Handsome Upright PIANO. colbert, Maker" Z
octaves
l MAJ ble-Top Inaid Rosewood Bureau
! Inlaid Rosewood Washstand.
Conditions cash.
This sale will be positive, and further postpone
ment on account Of the weather. April 20
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PRIVATE SALES.
Talua6le Cotton Plantation in Christ Church
Parish.
nv NVUI.RUR & som.

At Private Sale
Is offered ALL THAT VALUABLE PLANTATION,
situate nine miles from the Village of Mount Pleasant
containing 875 acres 200 acres cleared and 30 acres
now planted In Cotton the place Ia well settled with
fine resid and all requisite outbudingB There Is
Canal running through the place. splendidly wooded
with the best Pine; also has large supply Of the finest
Clay adapted for the making Of Grey Bricks Freedmen
are now employed It Everything will be sold re-
ousite to conduct the business prohtably the place.
For terms, &c. apply to us as above,
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS.
April Is WINS
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Fine Piano, Furniture, Broom Linen, dc.
BY BOWERS 81 SILCOX.
Will be sold THIS DAY, in Store, No. 127 Meeting
atreet opposite Market. ct 10 O'Clock,
MAHOG Any BOOK CASES and SECRETARIES, Side
boards Drawers Tab;ea one Fine octave Piano. Bed
steads Cots Mattresses, 900 yards Brown Linen.
Combs, Shirt Collars Fine Revolvers Shirts, Worked
Collars Blind Doors, Cooking Stoves, large Forcc Pump,
Pots &c, &c.
Conditions cash. April 20
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Genteel Residence in Wentworth. street at Priuate
Sale.
BY G.. MCBRIDE SMITH.
ksxaa That ane RESIDENCE. No. SO Wentworth
EiuE street. near Coming having seven upright
.9s M rooms and two finished attics, supplied through
out with water and every modern convenience.
The LOT ia "a feet 'front.' 1870 feet inches deep with
garden of choice fruit rees carriage house, stable, &C.
Title indi.putabe..
For terms apply to G. MCBRIDE SMITH,
No. 27 Broad street, south side, near State.
Anril 16 mwf3
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CARD.

CARD.
MADAM HUMMEL RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
l to her friends and the public generally, that che
has returned to the city, and will resume the duties
her profession as teacher Of the PIANO FORTE. VIII
also give lessons in GERMAN and FRENCH. Apply at
ZOGBAUM, YOUNG CO.'S Music Store, No. 19l hing
street. mwf
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF. CUBA,
CONDUCTED BY THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.
~ $500 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY SEVENTEEN
DAYS.
Priz es csshed and information furnished.
The highest rates paid for Doubloons and all hind
Gold and Silver. TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers,
FebruAry3 6mc No. 16 wall-atreet New York
Eds . AND ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY
OFFICE EDISTO l. ASHLEY CANAL C0MPANY,(
CHARLESTON, s. O., March 16, 1866.
DY ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE, PASSED AT IT'S
ID lagt session, the EDlSTO AND ASHLEY CANAL.
COMPANY received permission to increase their capital
from One Hundred Thousand $100 000 Dollars to Three
Hundred Thousand (sSOe,000 Dollars In Shares Of One
Hundred ($l00) Dollars esch.
The public are hereby informed that the books, Tor
subscription to the additional Stock will be open rom
A. N. to P. NJ daily, at the Office OF Aessrs JOHN
g. RIGGS CO., corner Brosdstreet and East Bay Inc
Stock subscribed for to be paid for by monthly ins
ment Of Of Five 1857 DoAars each and every share
j. RAVENEL MACBETH,
Secretrry and Treasurer.
P. 9. "Caronna Times" copy and send blu 70 tn tais
Office. hfcn ~
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Brick Dazzling for Sale.

Brick D,oelling for Sale.
BY II. H. DeLEON.
All ltbatTHRkE-STOR YBRICK DWELLING in Green
street. known No. g. opposite Charleston College,
containing seven square Reoms Pantry, Double Pazzss
private stairway, with two-story Kitchen Carriage
House. Cstern, Cas- &c. This House Is in one Of the
best locations in the city, and being near King street.
should command attention. Lot is high and dry, 46
feet front, and l62 feet deep.
For terms. &C.. apply at No. % BROAD STREET.
March % Mfrn
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ca SEE SECOND AND ra1RD PAGES. as

THE FmEMEN's PARADE.-Our readers will observe
that change has been made in the programme, and
that the procession will move from the Citadel Green
through Meeting, down Broad to Frendstreet, counter
marching at the Cathedral The Mayor and Aldermen
will review them in front of the Guard House.
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WRECK FALLEN IN WITH On Tuesday afternoon
last about Feve miles east of this Bar, the pilot boat
Pride fell in with schooner her beam dis, with her
sails all washed off The pilots were unable to make
out anything that would lead to her identity.
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SPRING MILLINERY Mrs. Booth, long known the
proprietress OF Of the most tasty millinery estab
iishments in Charleston, adveraes one OF the most
splendid varieties Of articles iu her line that has been
seen for yearr and we would suggest lady readers
careful perusal Of It Mrs. B. can be found at No. A2S
King street
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Hay Hay Hay
BY BRUINS q BEE, Auctlonecrs.
Will be sold. TO-DAY, at Browns South Wharf, at II
o'clock
20 bales hay, damaged per schooner -. from
New York April 20
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Eastern Hay Eastern Hay Eastern Hay!
BY BRUINS & BEE. Auctfoneers.
Will be sold. ON TUESDAY. oath inst, on Kerrs Wharf
at II O'Clock,
100 bales Eastern HAY slightly damaged by salt water
April 20 fmtuS
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ToBAcco-Laurey and Alexander have at private sale
LOT of the tobacco Of favorite brands to which
we would request the attention Of dealers. Samples
can be obtained at their Office and those who desire tc
purchase had bstter step up quickly.
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LEMONS BANANAS, PIANTAIRs and cocoanuts in any
quantity and the finest and rpest have been received
6y recent arrivals OF the neat little store Of John b
Tocni opposite the Ice House. who is known as always
having the best and the cheapest OF fruits.
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Boot, Shoes, Dry Goods.
BY Mills DRAKE.

B00t', SNOeS, U7y IOOuS.
BY Mills DRAKE.
THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock, will be sold at my Store,
corner Of King and Liberty streets, ONE HUNDRED
CASES AND CARTOONS BOOTS AND SHOES,
CONSISTING or
CASES MEMS BUFF BROGANS
Clses Mems Kid Sewed Congress
Cases Mems Calf Pegged Congress-
Cases Mems Calf Pegged Boots
Cases Women's Goat and Kid Balmorals
Cases Misses Balmorals and Slippers
Cartoons Ladies', Misses and Children's Caters
DRY GOODS.
PIECES PLAIN AND SPJTTED SWISS MUSLIN
Nainsook Cross Bar and Jaconet Muslin, Barege Cha
lies, Figured Lawn, Silk Tssue Plaid Mozambique
Leno Musns. Linen extra fne), Union Linen, Long
Cloth, Border Dress Muan, Melton Tweed, Cashmere,
Broadcloth, Summer Satinet, Brown Linen, Prints.
Alpaca, Brown Homespun, &c. Dozens Ladies' En-
broidered Skirts, Nottingham Curtains, Fine Linen
Bosoms, Zephyr and Barege Shawls Ladies' White Hoeo
Gents Brown White and Mixed Half Hose Colored Silk
Hechtes, Gloves. Silk and Cotton Spool Thread scis
sors, Fans, &c. IL April 20
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A Fine Chance TO Purchase Church in Good
Condition, ,oIh Ldrge Lot.
BY BOWERS g. SELCOX.

Will be sold at Private Sale
That eligable and we'll located CEURCH in Morris.
street, between St Philip and King-streets, on the
South side. called the lions Evangelical Lutheran
fty 6O feet long, with neat pews, one aidegaery anc
front choir gallery brick pillars about three or three
and half feet high, and wide porioo In 'front.' the
(SO) feet wide by two hundred t2O0) feet deep.
This Church win be disposed Of on account OF tn
union of the above congregation with the Protesan
Methodist, now called the Wentworth.sreet Lutheran
Church. For further particulars apply "a above at
No. 1T MEETING-STREET,
Opposite the Market
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EBAuoH MA1LoNEE have now for sale 100 2i4 feet o.
shipping TIMBER chiefly Of Fifty feet lengths which they
will sell at their Planning Mill, Horlbeck's Wharf Bee
their advertisement.
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Entire Stock and Tools of an Ertensiue Bakery,
Splendid Assortment Of Fancy China and
GlaSs,oare Vases, Glass Jars, Candies, Toys,
BY n. HUNT &; SON.
On MONDAY the 2Sd instant at 10 o'clock In store No
326 King street. west side, above George street. will
be sold,
THE ENTIRE STOCK AND TOOLS Of that extensive
Bakery and Fancy China Glass and Toy Store, consist
ing Of
BREAD PANE Copper Pans, Boilers, &c; Cocoanut
Machine. Counter and Platform Scales. Cooking Uten
s Tubs and Buckets two large Flat Stones for candy
Makers barrels Flour, Butter and Lard, Bedste
with hne Candles beautiful Mantle Ornament Gilt Vases
OF all sizes, elegant assortment nne China Cups and
Saucers Mugs Baskets Trays and Candlesticks; Dolls
and Toys Of great vareties all Of recent importation
and of the finest kind With lots Of other articles too
numerous to mention.
Conditions cash, and goods to be removed immedi.
stely after the sale. April 20
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AUCTION SALES.

Furniture, Csockery, Looking. Glasses, Mule, ETC.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
Next Postohice, Hasel street,
Will sell, THIS DAY, 2Oth inst, at 10 o'clock
One four year cid MULE. -
ALSO,
MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS, Bureaus, Sideooards'
Chairs, Lounge wardrobes Cribs Tables WASH stands
Press, Carpets Mating Cooking Stoves, Washn
Machine Pots Kettles Ovens Show Cases. store Draw
ers, etc.
Gilt and Rosewood frame and Mahogany fram
LOOKING-GLASSES.
Sets Breakfast and Dinner CRoCKERY Plates, BOWL 3,
Mugs, Wine Glasses, etc., ETC.
ALSO,
Conditions cash April 20
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MAJOR DuHos will deliver his third lecture to. night
at the Masonic Hail. The subject will be "Leducation
des alles: Ia irtaon les devors do 10 femme dams la
famille;"-an interesting snbjecte We were glad to
Learn that the last lecture was well attended capital
opportunity is here red young pcnsonndtres to
perfect their Partisan accent and we hope Major D. will
have large audience tonight.
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BARrH WRIT have Just received large and choice
lot OF fruit 81 Market street. where mica things
OF every description be obtained at reasonable
!
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Auction Sales This Day.

BRUINS BEE will sell this day, at Browns South
LAunKY & ALEXANDER will SELL this day at the
northwest of Meeting and Market streets second
story) at 10 O'Clock, very extensive and elegant
sortmt mt Of furniture.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell this day, at their
sales rooms, Hasel street. next to Postoce. at 10 o.
clock furniture, looking glasses mule, bottled ale
brandy, &c Also clothing boots, shoes dry goods, &c
MILES DRAKE viii sell this day, at his store, corner
OF King and Liberty streets at 10 O'CLOCK boots Shoes
dry goods &C
BOWERS & S1Lcox will sell this day, In their store,
No. 127 Meeting street. at 10 O'Clock. piano. furniture
brown linen, stove, force pump, &C.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-12

TIM right man in the right plaoe-MARK
Lemon as editor Of the London PaHeA-