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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30
PRIVATE SALES.
House and Lot for Sale.

Plantation for Sale.
At Private Sale
This VALUABLE PLACE is situated % mile, from,
Charleston, on the Northeastern Railroad Tract con-
ssts OF 750 acres Of which 6C 10 acres are cleared
Cotton Land ready for planting. Clubhouse and Gin and
everything necessary for panngha. never been aban
doned. Dwelling outbuildngs, and negro houses In
good repair. Corn bfin worked by horse power
Terms cheap for cash..
Apply to 6. MCBRIDE SMITH,
March 80 No 27 Broad street
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Catalogue Sale Of 700 Lots Dry Goods, Hats. Srasss
Goods, Boots, Shoes. Notions, &c.
Mckay d CAMPBELL,
Next P0stofdce, Hasel-street, ~
VIII SELL at auction 10y catalogue), on TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY, April Sd and 4th, sale commencing
each day at 10 O'Clock,
DRESS G0ODS-Sihs. Ginghsms, Calicoes, &C., &e.
D0MESTICS-Long Cloth, stripes, Brown Home
spuns, &c. DC.
PANT STUFF -cot.onades, aambroons. satine
Jeans. &c.
LINENs.-Brown Drill Ducks. sheeHng, Damaak
&c.
WHITE eooDs-Ssinsook. Jaconets. Swiss an
Check Mullin
HANDKERCHIEFs-sllk, Linen Cambria, Imitation
SILK, Madder, Muslin, Colored Bordered and Head
Handkerchiefs ali sizes and colors.
ALSO,
HATs.-Felt, Wool, Le4horn, Straw and Palm Len
trimmed and untrimmed.
ALSO,
CLOTHING AND TAILOR5' GO0DS-coats, P ants
Vests, Overcoa and shirs, Cloths, Canvass Ho ands
Padding, &c.
BOOTS AND sHoEs-Ladies, Mems and chldren.
assorted styles
ALSO,
NOTIONS, &o.-spool Cotton, Pocketbooks, FAE
Thread, Gloves Pins, Eooks aud Eyes, Buttona Soap
Perfumery, Cutlery, Jewelry, &c.
Conditions cash.
as- Catalogues and samples Monday afternoon.
March %
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AUCTION SALES.

L. BUNCH &: SON
Will sell THIS DAY the 3Oth ,nst., at hshpass
O'Clock, No. 616 King street, without reserve,
Is head Of prime DUNG MULES, singly or In pau
Saddle and Draft Horses. - -
BUGGY AND SPRING WAGON.
Unlimited articles received up to hour OF SALE
March 30
Hay! Hay! Hay!
BY MACKEY g. BAKER.
We will SELL in front Of Sales Room No. SO Marke =
street, on MONDAY, I'd April, at 10 o'clock a. H.,
One hundred bales Of HAY for and on account Of
whom It may concern March so
Furniture! Furniture! Furniture!
BY MACkEN & BAKER.
We will SELL at Sales Room No. e6 MArketstreet %
MONDAY, I'd April, at 10 O'Clock A. n,
One large MAHOGANY BEDSTEAD
One lot Of Spring Seat Mahogany Chairs.
Other secondhand FURNITURE, &C.
March 80
Just 0yTiued-Neao Furniture and Cooking &0uee,
BY MACKEY & BAKER.
We will SELL at sales room No. SO Market street,
O'Clock,
A large and varied assortment Of FURNITURE.
coNslsTno N PART OF:
COTTAGE SETS Bedsteads
| Chairs oil all kinds, SideboaIds, Tables.
AND,
STOVES
Terms cash March 80
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

L. BUSccH Sox will SELL this day, at No. SOC King
street. at 10 O'Clock 15 head OF prime mules, saddle
and draft horses and buggy and spring wagon.
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1.522 Acres Heavily IEn16ered Tract Of Llnd.
BY WILBUR q SON.
At Private Sale
acres (hne site for . mi. situate on the Eastern
Branch OF Cooper River, two and o hah miles from
Hughes Bridge at which place there ID public landing
and good water course.
ALSO,
TRACT adjoining the above. Of 1880 acres
Plnts Of the above be- seen at our office For
terms and particulars apply 10 US. az above.
CORNER OF STATE AND OH CHALMERSSTREET
Will be sold very low II applied for at once.
March 80 fmw&
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One of the Finest Residences in the CITY on South
Bay Battery.
BY p. j. PORCHEH.
At Private Sale
Battery containing twelve rooms The Lot measures
eighty feet on South Bay, by three hundred feet IN
depth On the premises are all the necessary buildings
for the accommodation Of servants and horses.
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD BANK.
March "a yfm6 Broad-s street.
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First Glass Sea Island Cotton Plantation on Johns
Island.
At Private Sale
That eligibIy situated COTTON PLANTATION on
Johns Island, within half mile Of the Stono River,
known the Capes, The land Is OF the best quality of
Cotton and Provisions; $50 acres cleared, and the
balance about 450 acres, In wood and timber. VIII DO
sold reasonable II applied for at once. Applyto
CLIFFORD / MATHEWES
March d wfm6 No. SIX BroadBtreet
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DR.. R. W. GDBEs, .sR., OF Columbia, We learn
from the Pheni1 is at the Isle Of Pines, where he
intends settling with his family. Dr. GInREs has
been spending the winter in Cuba.
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Por THE QUESTION generally to your friends, as to
what preparation they use for their teeth and the
sponse, nine times out Of ten will be, sozoDoHT Ills
no longer necessary to impress It's merits upon tho pub
Lie mind; experience has taught the world that as
means OF beautying and preserving the teetb invgo-
rating the gums, and giving pleasant aroma to the
breath. 1t has no rival in either hemisphere 70
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GROCERIES AT WHoLEsALE-An who are desirous Of
purchasing groceries at lowest wholesale prices would
consult their interest by referring to tho advertise
ment OF Messrs. GKo. W. WILLIAMS & Co. These gen.
tlemen always have hand complete stock Of groce
ries &e ef best quality and at most reasonable rates.
They advertise large quantities Of Liverpool Salt; also
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Bagging. Powder, Shot, &C.
Call and supply yourselves.
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At Priuute Sdle-Cheap for Cash,
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH
1COOKIN6 STOVE, furnished complete, including tin
flooring and chimney piece
Office Stove, with fixtures
! Cottage bedstead
Office Chairs
10 ane-bottom Chairs.
Apply as aboIe, at No. ~ BROAD.STREET.
March 80
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CLARK GRuBER, at the old stand of N. n. PORTER,
still keep up the enviable reputation Of the former es-
tabshment In the quality and e1tensivenets Of their
stock reference to their advertisements to day will
convince families who wish to get the best at low
rates, that this is the store to oil 1t.
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oLNEY Co.-This firm advertises as now landing
100 barrels Of potatoes which satisfied they will
sell as cheap and will provo to be In fine condition
as can be obtained elsewhere. They also now re-
ceiving fine lot Of Eastern hay, well large quan
tity of lime athes plaster articles much needed al
the present tme AID which they will dispose Of as they
do with everything hey have on the most reasonable
terms.
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February %
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youruyu1 CouPIE.-The Lauronsville Herald
.,zs that marriage recently took place in Lau-
rsns District, in this State, between oridesr oom
ss ased ss years, and bride of IS. The minister
"..t;,o wss s5. The affair was runaway
.na.oh-the parents of the bride having refused
.ss;r si consent to their young daughters making
40 unequal match.
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ITs HARD BUT ITS EAsY.-Hard to escape breathing
into the system the poisonous malaria that joyous spring
brings in Its an and which Turks like deadly serpent
in this paradise Of But is easy to neutraize
this poison-remove this deadly serpents sting. and
the and death-by time
ly use of P1SKgRros's WAHoo and CALIsAYA BrTTIRs.
They never frl to do It. p c. KERnIGAN, NO. so Mar
| ket-street, sole agent for Charleston. t3
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-30
Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of 6 writ 4 IA, TO me directed, from the
ID Circuit Court Of the United States, for the Md.
Ole Iistrct Of Tennessee, at Its October term, 1856,
/ viii sell on Saturday, the 18th dsy Of April, lS66,
commencing at 10 o'clock a M, al Public Auction,
70 the highest bidder Tor cash IN hand. ut the Court
house door IN Nashville, Davidson county, ali the
title, claim, interest ana estate Ahich William
Culom has IN and to the following descI ibed real
estate, viz A tract Of land lying 10 Smith county,
Tennessee, 10 civil district No /. beginning at the
North boundary hne OF the town OF Carthage, at the
road running East 30 poles, thence South one pole
% the academy land, thence East with sad land IS
poles TO the n Z corner OF said land, thence with
said land % poles 20 the road, thence SO poles to the
Mil branch, thence up said branch with its mesu-
dGrs 80 EsgJ 30 poles to The Mil Dnm, tnence up
SAID branch IS poles, with Its meaEders 70 a beech
10 the fork Of the branch. thence North AZ East "a
poles 10 a beech, thence North Il East 50 poles 70
"a beech, thence North e East l2Z poles 10 q viii e
oak, North s West AZ poles TO a white Rsh, thence
Ror.h 6J West lUZ pol 8 TO an ironWood, thence
North IS West 81 poles 10 an ash, thence WestlOO
poles 20 an ssh and dOgWoOd, thence North 30 West
il pO es to a buckeye and White oak to the Fort
Blunt road above GOodaet'so old Tan Yard, thence
S0nth 3 East with the road 6z poles 10 a red oak,
thence South 5z' East along said road 81 poles.
South AZ East IS poles along said road, thence
south SIC East 20 poles along said road, thence
South A. East as poles along said road, thence
South lS' Esst 80 poles along SAID road, thence
South 147 poles along ssid road TO the beginning,
CObtalnlng 445 acres o. land, more or less, ,Gcepr
ing tlereirom he old Church Lot, contain ng about
- acre, 10 satisfy an execution against sad CullOm,
and 10 favor Of Orsamus l.. Madison.
mar6-Wit +. 4. GLASCyCk, NJ. N. DIT.
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MsrshaIs Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ Of il ia. 10 me directed from
ID the G rcuit Court oil the United Slstes, for the
Middle District Ct tennessee, at It's October term,
I viii sell, on Saturday, the 18th day Of April,
1850, commencing a. 10 o'clock a m, at Public Auc-
ion 20 the biggest bidder, for cash N hand, at the
Court house door In Nashville davidson county, sill
the tight, title, claim, lntere- L AMI estate which ".
n. Horn & Son have IN and TO the following discrib-
I'd red estate, viz: Lot no Il, in Swings Addition
70 the city o! NGshvl e, 1rObtlng % feet on Fogg
street, C mmenclDg l4| f. t from stevenson street,
and running bsck $50 isetiO a ten foot alley; being
the same LOT tha title Ct which was vested in sad
W. q. Horn& on. by decree If he Chancery COur.
Of Davidson county, at Its November term, 1865.
Also, one Cthe. lot ~ Fad add ton, being No Is, ID
the plan font ne 20 feet on kOgg street, m
ing AZ the West conner Cf No IL snd running along
sad street 20 iee5 80 night angles. J3O ie-t 20 a ten
foot alley; thence along sad alley WestWaraly 20
feet; thence Il right angles 10 the beg ming; being
the sanc OF the title 70 which was vested Ia said
W. Il Horn & son by decree Of the ChsnceTy Court
Of Davidson county, at rs November term, 1865, 70
F3uz y "A execution against said ". II. Horn & son,
sndIn favor Of Sutphen 4 WeaIs.
mart wiz e. X. GLASyOCK, NJ. n DIT.
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spetcrs, Chapman a CO., in their circular
dated Nsw York, March p, say
Du account % the decline in gold and sx-
ahalEe during the past week exporters on
commission were prevented from joining, q
amy great extent, IA thc purchase Of cotton
au Ulirrf| hence the bulk 90 the sales
have been on speculation. bankers, AN
rrrlers and other merchants consider % the
cheapest article oi export, and have sup
pled themselves literally. They believe
laat rattaa will discouuect itself from the
causes ri sts present depression, and estsb-
lshs ere lgur, hs real vnlue-solcly upon
ihe prospect oi future production. No can
we Disagree with them iu such conclusions
whru We consider that, when gold was car
circulating medium, cotton sold 90 loo per
lH- and now, with only IS per cent. premi-
Ul en DE tormcr, she latter o. 500 per cent
aearlT than when gold was at par, showing
clearly that gold cannot mucn longer de-
irrmIuc Ur regulate is value.
Regarding the future crop, We would re-
mark that, when the South was ia the ze-
ulth Of its success, with a bouutful supply
oi money and labor a. It's command, with is
land lu good condition, and with a season
o~nsurPassed for planting, growing and pick
4ugl four millions aud d half Of bales were
tle utmost could De produced aud nov,
~.ih ihe bass Of iis credit gone, IL labor cut
ooNn % one-hslfi and thai half under ne
'aI bs houses destroyed, IL lands IN
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What the s.Press" say Of us.

GREAT GIFT DlsTRIBUTIoS.-A rare opportunity ia
offered tor o tanning watches, chairs, diamond
ring sIEeFWate' etc ~ Messrs. Arrsndale & Co.,
at No. l7 B~road8ay. TheJ have an immense stock
OF articles, varying IN value, and all are offered al
one dollar esch. The distribution is very fairly
done-you agree TO take q certificate offs certain ar.
t!cler enclosed IN an envelope, and not required 10
pay your dollar unless you are satisfied win the ar
ucle, when will cerLAlnly be worth more than that
amount, and may he's Cor 500. An excellent mode
tins OF investing enthusiastically Times, ". J.. CtH,
February ~, 1906.
Messrs. AIrsndsle & Co. have long been person.
ally known to US, and we believe them 10 be very
worthyof public conidence.-N. i. Scottish Amer.
Jour. June II, lS64.
We have Inspected, at the office of Arrandsle 4
CO 5 Agency for European Manufacturers Jewel.
iers, a large assortment Of fashionable and yRluabla
leWelTy Of the newest patterns. We also noticed a
large quantity Of silver plate, and understand that
the whole Of these newly imported articles sre 10 be
dispose OF on q novel principle, giving crest I'D.
vantages 10 buyers, and sfiJrding extensive EN-.
ploymentto agents We know the frmin question
10 he very re pectab'e and thoroughly WORTHY OF
public confidence, and recommend our friends To
read he sdEerusement-N. T.. ABioH, Spfem-
Der 3, 1864.
By Messrs. ATsndale q Co.'S arrangement, the
advantages must be on the side Of the customer.
for ne hiss everything TO gain and nothing conpar-
auYeiy 10 lose. He KNOWS what he will get for his
dollar beforehand, ana he need not send II if he "a
not satIshed.-A. l. Weekly Aeos, Auq. 6, 1854.
EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIEs.-lhe most eligible and
~prCntahle employment We have heard Of for ladies'
u the "a . Of certificates Tor the Great G f. Disulbu.
ton Of ArrRDdsle Il Co A lady OF our scqu ~,irtanca
has been very successful in this way, moi only In
filling her own purse, but also IN doing q good turn
to those to whom she sold the Certificates. az will
be seen by Cur advertising columns. GeutIsmen
csn aiso be thus engaged.-N. !. Sunday Mercury,
august 10, 1854.
In our columns the reader will find an advertise.
n eDt Of Arrsndale 4 Co.'S Gift Distributor Of
watches, jeEelry and slverWare. In payment OF
that advert cement we received several sets OF tha
lewelrJ advertised, and We are warranted in saying
inst, both in finish and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned out TO be Just what
they had bean repre ented-EHG Democrat, Nsc.
Rt-Ua,) Asq. II, 1851.
AGBNIS-We want agents in every regiment,
and n every town and county in the country, and
those acting a. such will be allowed 10 cents on
every Cert hcste ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts to one dollar. Agents will col,
leet 20 cents for every Certificate, and remit Is
cents 10 MS, either ~ cash or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE & CO..
lG7 Broadway, New York.
Or No. 25i King street, Charleston, s. q.
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gested BY them that through such post
ponement we might now have immedi-
ate peace, with some not very certain
prospect of an ultimate satisfactory
adjustment of political relations be-
tween this Government and the States,
section or people now engaged in con-
fict with it.
This suggestion, though deliberately
considered, was nevertheless regarded
by the p esident as one of armistice or
truce, ard he announced that We can
agree to no cessation or suspension of
hostilities except on the basis of the
dsbaudment -oi @-the insurgent forces
and the restoration of the national u
thority throughout all the States IN
the Union. Collaterally and in subor-
dination to the proposition that was
thus announced, the anti-Slavery poll
cy of the United States was reviewed
in all its bearings, and the President
announced that he must not be ex-
pected to depart from the positions he
had heretofore assumed in his Proela-
nation of Emancipation and other doc
uments, as These positions were reitera-
ted in his last annual message. It was
further declared by the President that
the complete restoration of the national
authority was an indispensable condi-
ton of any assent on our part TO what
eVer form of peace might be proposed.
The President assured the other party
that while he must adhere to these
positions, he would be prepared, SO FAR
as power is lodged with the Executive,
to exercise hberality.
His power is iimited by the Constitu-
ton And when peace should be made,
Congress must necessarily act in regard
to appropriations of money and TO the
admission of Representatives from the
insurrectionary States. The Richmond
party were then informed that Congress
had on the 3lst ult. adopted, by a con-
stitutional majority, a joint resolution
submitting to the several States the
proposition to abolish slavery through
out the Union, and that there is every
reason 10 expect that it will soon be
accepted by three-fourths Of the States,
so as to become q part Of the national
organic law. The conference came to
an end by mutual aceuiescenc without
procuring an agreement of views upon
the several matters discussed, or any of
them Nevertheless, 1t is perhaps of
some importance that we have been
able to submit u opinions and views
directly to prominent insurgents, and
to hear them answer in a courteous
and not unfriendly manner
am, Sir, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Charles Francis Adams, Esq, &c, DC.
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MsrshsI's Sale.

DT virtue Of a writ OF n "a, to me directed, from
ID the Circuit Court Of United States, for tie Md
die Dlstrict OF Tennessee, issued az IFS October
&c m, 1865. I will on saturday, the i4th day OF April,
1906. commencing At 40 O'Clock a IN, sell asPublic
Auction, d the highest bidder, for caah IN hand, at
the Court hou eaoo ia Nashville, Davidson county,
all the Tight. idle, interest, claim and estate which
j b.. Fu oW has m and 20 the following described
real estate, = Q A certain tract or parcel Of Land
situated, lying and being 10 tho county Of Msury,
State ot Tennessee, on the south side Of Duck river,
snd on the waters OF Lltie B-ghy creek, beginning
one pole Fast Of The creek a. aSy,suore; themes
North 70 degrees. West 50 poles 10 assskC; thence
West l3f poles 20 a stske, oak, ash and elm oin ersi
thence eouih l3 poles 10 "a sake and q gwo,d TO
Gideon Pillows line; thence FAST "a poles 10 an
slm and black walnut thence North 8 degrees, West
y poles to a boX elder; thence North Y degrees,
West 90 poles to an ash; thence TO the beginning;
containing In said bounds t57 acres, more o~rless, 10
satisfy an execution against said Pillow and W. j..
Dale. sui IN hyoT Of Cochran a Co.
mart wit e. GLASGOW, NJ. MI I.
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MsrshaI's Sale.

Dl yutueo Of six writs of il IA, 70 me directed from
ID the CicuIt Court Of Jhe United htates for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, Issued ct its October
term, lots, ! VIII on saturday the nth day Of April,
1850, commencing az 10 O'Clock, a. m, seli At pub
Die auction, 20 the highest bidder, for cash ia hand,
al the court house door in Ns-aFille, Davidson
cognty, al the right, tide, claim, interest and es-
tse which b. j. HUI has IN and 10 ths following de-
sculcd real estate, " A Town lot IN the town Of
McMluuNllle, Warren county, Tenn on the south
side Ct the Main street in tad town, beginning at a
stake the n " corner Of lawson WsllIng's lot, it
being also the corner Of the lot herein described,
sud On the edge of Main street, running south S
poles and - Inks - a stake on said Waling's cor
neTi thence east with his line 3 poles and l6 links 70
q stake on -pring street. thence with the same
south poles and links 10 "a AXE on Summer
street; thence vest with said street 8 poles and &
inks 10 the s.. 4. corner Of ". h. Wsrder's lot;
thence with his line north 10 poles and IS links 90
the n. h. corner Ga Main street, ana links west 20
tne n. W. conec Of Thomas c SmsItts shop;
thence east with Main streets poles and % links 10
The beginning iucludi & "a poles OF land In said
boano-, sftsr polling ont said IhomaS T.. Smart's
shop; tCgether with the unek store house, dwell
ing, and other Improvements thereon 10 satisfy
SIX executions against said Hi, and IN favor Of
Hoacu smith 3 20, Truitt Bro. & Co Bancroft &
Co, McCurdy Bro a Brewster, Hygatt. IngrshAn
* Co, and hsddO.k, Reed & Co.
mart lg 4. X. GLAsCOCK, N. NJ d T.