The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-07

DAILY
of without tightening. We threw over about 200
n HeaS Ua
TAX taking in some freight there, we put to on the
S0th, with a strong. westerly wind. Nothing oc-
off the South Carolina coast, running down for
Cape Romain Light. heavy gale set in from the
s. and =. the wind and sea increasing, until at
midnight it blew hurricane, the ship laboring
heavily frequently fallingo into the trough Ct the
sea, taking in water over the hurricane deck:
rapidly. The steam and hand pumps Jun s''s We're kept
agoing, and efforts made to Tighten her by throw
ing over cargo. At S AM. the water was within
their waist in water trying to keep the fire agofng
boats and ai s Them 1 asH ss
the sea was running very heavy. All the ships
her go down Alter leaving " the deof bosss este.
captains boat containing Is persons being ahead,
chief engineer, keeping, company. About $ AM.
compass IN either of our boats we shaped our
S9uIsg BY the sun trying make the land About
made signal of distress, and both boats kept away
for the friendly ship It proved to be the brig Poto
mac Of Bucksport, Me-, J. T. Snow master, 60
took board, and done every ything in bis pow
er to meet our necessities Of us having any
thing but the clothes we had on. He landed us
Of God, we are Indebted to him for @ our Ives. We
are under lasting obligation to Captain Davis, Of
the steamer Fannie for free passage to this port
and his kindness to us while on board. The names
W. tRRGnaSa Gatbapne 0eSp Captain and
Engineer; VIM. Hi oer John Gil aiiGa renan; Jaa
Murphy, coal HEAVIER; Thos. Shay, coal HEAVIER;
R9 aedNSg w. sen0r
seaman; JAS. Wine, steward; Frank --- (F.),
landsman-15 in all. ~
!, Notes Saved Pickens, First Mate;
w. Brown, seaman; Thos. Duffy, mess boy; Thos
Martin, coal HEAVIER; J. w. Adams, second cook-7
hgsaseys Is BqqtrsayedZ Naples Chief
neer; J: Fred. Schultz, Supercargo; George Kirk,
oiler; Hugh Simpson, fireman; Thos. McGlaughiin'
fireman; John Norman, seaman; Henry Beaston,
). FRED. SCHULTZ, supercargo.
LEGAL.-The Court Of Appeals, on Tuesday last,
was occupied in hearing the case Of the P. E.
Church Of the Parish Of st. Philip ads. ELIAS
HoR1BEcK. Mr.. G. r. MILES for appellant. Hon.
JAMES sIMoNs contra.
!. On yesterday the case was resumed when Mr..
slnoons concluded his argument and was followed
by Hon. ": D. Porter on same side. Mr. Miles
heard in reply. n
s+l3s Mesten 4a csgc4S Perry Iooper eds the
motion. No reply.
Israel Charles ct al. ads. J. D. Ashmore Israel
Charles a al. ads. Berry. Mr.. Elford for notion
The Bank Of the State vs. s. Bobo. Mr. G. ".
W. L. Keith and j. r. Norton, EXECUTORS, us.
James W. Earle. Abandoned.
THOROUGHBRED Ho6sEs.-Those of cur readers
who are fond of seeing fine stock should call at
Messrs. CHRISTOPHER & ALExANDERs, No. sos
King street, where they will have an opportunity
both Of seeing and purchasing splendid thorough
bred horses. They must go this day, or lose their
chance. See advertisement.
NEGLECTED CouaH, Co1D Oh SORE THROAT,
which might be checked by simple remedy ike
ss Browns Bronchial Troches,' if allowed to pro-
gress may terminate seriously. F6S Bronchitis;
Ae+1>--e~, c-.uzr11, uuu Con7umptiye Coughs,
Troches" are used with advantage, giving often
times immediate relief. Singers and public speak
ers will find them also excellent to clear the voice
and render articulation wonderfully easy. mwf-s
SPECIAL TO THE LADEs.-At Mrs. s. J. CorcH-
ETr's Emporium of Fashions, No. 26s King street.
can be found the largest and most choice selection
Of millinery" il the city, and at the lowest prices
Ladies buying for the country will do well to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention given to country orders.
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A REALLY FINE TonEt 45oAP.-ssCo1aAT Els Tor
LET Soar" is supersed5ng all others in the market,
and with very good reason. It is not an adulter-
ated soap, highly colored with deleterious sub
stances, but really excellent soap, well made from
ingredients which have been carefully tested, and
is warranted pure. The Aromatic Vegetable
Soap" and other choice brands, recently intro
duced, are greatly sought after by ladies Of fas-
hdious TASTE To be found at any druggists.
MARsnENs PEoroRA1 BALM for Consumption
and Asthma.
KING & CAssDEY, Agents
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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