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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21
AUCTION SALES,

In AdDairaNy- UaReG States of america, Disfrict
or South Caroltnd.-1he Officers et al. of the
org O. 6 Alien 0s. The bark Mdr'y.-Decree in
nu ny j. =: ESsLo.v & CO., Auet.eneers.
tho above case viii bo sold Mt tho north side OF the
old Custom House. East Bay, Mt IL O'Clock A. NJ
yanSs MaS DAY tho 2lst instant. as she now lies At
The metallod and copper fastened bark MARY. 900
The conditions of the sale are as follows: The Hull
aha SPafs VIII be offered together. after which the
subsequently ali tho sails the whole wi them se osr
Sa togesaer and bids arc made in Of the
void, otherwise they will be binding.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER
]. P. NJ. EPPING Marshal
70 ih'ehtery may be seen at tho oco of J. A. E.
w. June 81
BY NIILLIGAN, MELCIIERs & co.
THIS DAY. 2lst inst. at No 20 Vendue Range, at 10
Herrngs. Soap, White Beana starch
sourkrout, Pipes. Tobacco, segars &c.
MELTON CLOTH, oasSmeres, Longoloth
st1s ads1s,, m Me1s WI1 and Womoas Shoes, Boots
Lot FURNITURE
i Lot Harness and Horse Collars
Lot Rubber Hose. &c.
SPRING WAGON
Carriage. sulkey
Country Wagon f.,.
Cart, Force Pump. Juno 81
Hf l.. BUNCH & SON.
THIS DAY, ut IL O'Clock, at old Postofhce, will be
SADDLE AND DRAFT MARE of fno stock
two and half year old Fiuy, Of ane stock
prime Work Mules
one horGe Carriage, quito genteel and nearly new,
with Harness.
Parties wishing to purchase will do we'll to be there
rs the sales positive.
Horses or vehicles, with sale will be received
up to hour of SALE Jnne oI
Assorted Furniture, de-, dc.
BY j. a. THOURON.
THIS. DAY, Juno 2lst. at my Store, No. IA Yendue
hange under Colonnado Row. for cash on delivery ut
10so'clook, ~
/ MARBLEToP MAHOGANY sIDEBoARD, l Mar
oleTop Mahogany Table, Bedstead, Sideboard Coun.
ter Scale Measures, lot Assorted Pictures Iron Bed
stead Water Caster &c, &c, &c pairs Ladies' Slip.
pers, Misses Bootees Large Trunk Crockery and Tin
ware Tobacco Knif. Large Mirror, Spring Mattress
lot shelving together with variety
usunl. sac without reserve Juno 81
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AUCTION SALES.

Des~doee hestdence toth Spacious Lot, at AUCTION
Af JOHN =. RIGGS & Co.
THIS DAY. the 21st instant at IL O'Clock at our Rea
Bay will bo sold, ~ ~ '
fn,5,tSfSar That very desirable RESIDENCE. No 81,
E1 south side of Bcaufain street aud west of Pitt
iiisEe greot. containing six rooms Pantry Dressing
go Room and Piazza front west. The Lot has
'front.' on Beaufpin street Of seventy feet and
aepth Us 81 two hundred and twenty-five feet moro
convenient distance to most places OF business
Condttions-Half cash. balance In ono year. secured
by bond aud mortgage interest from cay sale Pur
enahcr 70 pay lot papers. Juno 81
House and Lot in The Village of Mount Pleasant.
BY JOHN s. RIGGS ~ co.
THIS DAY, ths 2lst instant, at IL O'Clock, at our
Real Estate and Stock Exchange, will be sold
- That HOUSE AND LOT in the Village of
I,55,fsJ Mount Pleasant. situated Bennett street
tiisJ and fronting the harbor, containing four up
Ehtaa right rooms aud two basement rooms, kitchen
and outbuildings.
Tho Lot measures eighty feet front and one hundred
this House Is desirable.
oonditions-one-third cash; balance in ono and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage The House to
DO insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to paw for
PoPets. June Fl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

The FRREDMEN's BUREAU AND THE SEA IsIANps.-In
the communication under the head in our yeser-
days issue. very important typographical error oc
CURED In the sentence stating that the policy of the
Bureau has some alienation, dstrust and hostility be-
tween tho negroes and the whites." tho words ''he
negroes" were left out which gave an entirely different
meaning to the scnteuce. .rr. ...r..--.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
MILES DRAKE will sell at his store corner of King and
Liberty streets. at 10 O'Clock the contents paint
store. r .
MCKAY &, CAMPBELL will cell at No. - Queen. street,
second door west OF aestree at 10 O'clock balance
6 grocery store
JAMRs ". BRowN l. Co. will sell at No. 1I8 East
Bay at 10 O'Clock IS cades teas aso brooms buckets
and tubs. E
JOHN 8. RIGGS 90. will SELL at their Real Estate and
Stock Exchange at II O'clock the residence No. Beau
fainstreet ALSO house and lot at Mount Plessant
building lot at Mount Pleasant
JAMES L. CAN'T win sell, at the corner Of Broad
and East Bay streets, at II O'Clock lot In Bogard
street. = -. >S%r
L. BUBoH soN will sell, At II o'clock. at the old
Postofaoe. horses, mules, carriage and harness. ..
]. A. THoulog will sell, at his store. No. II vendus
Range under Golonnade Row, at 10 O'Clock, rted
furniture. 60. r,n ~, ."E3
MILIIa AN MELoHEns & 90. viii SELL tho. 20 Vendue
Range at 10 O'Clock, shoulders hams. mackere cloth,
furniture, &c. ..ss ''~..re s..E ...E. .as
g POLAR RooT BRRn-sopA wArEa--M 1sEnAl. W ATRR-
"a new drink, which ia very refreshing known the
Polar Root Beer for what cannot say jass
been introduced into this oity by Mr. f. E. Bed FORD.
To Judge by the crowd which saw in his itore in
Kngatreet opposite Haze just before dark yesterday
evening, the said Polar Root Beer s destned to become
very fashionable Mr.. BEDFORD has atFo constantly
hand the greatest variety Of syrups factured from
the original fruits for the purpose Of fayoring the deli
cious Soda Water whloh is daily digpensed to thirsty
hundreds at his fountains. He has now many es
twenty different kinds Of syrup. Besides Polar Root
Beer for the gentlemen and Soda Water for both
there can always at Mr. BEpFoRps establishment
for the benefit Of invaids Mineral Waters from the
celebrated springs Of this continent and Europe to say
nothing OF the Egyptian elixir obtained from the sources
ofthe Nile. /azll., 40 \"
.Censt thou not minister to mind diseased,
2. And with some sweet, oblivtous antidote,
s Cleanse the fonl bosom ofthe perilous stuff.
That weighs upon the heart % .ui a =
Certainly; PLANTATION BIrrERs will do 1t whom
nothing else will. Melancholy, Depression, Hypo Oh
drn Insanity all spring. moro less from dseased
stomach, and this PLANTATION BfrrRRs is sure euro
for. There is no mistake about It; Dysptpsis Head.
ache, Duness Ague and Low Spirits must yield to the
health giving and genial influence Of the PLANTATION
BIrTERs. II you are in doubt make one trial and b
convinced. th" ,rH. tuthD3
HOMEOPATHIC MEDIoNRs.- Hommopathi System
OF practice has become OF tho Axed nstu
tons Of American society II can hardly any longer be
conniderod an experiment. DR.. HUMPHnEYs whose nd
vertisement appears in columns hE week. has long
aad successfully given his attention to the preparation
ofspecifcs r the various Ills which eah 10 heir to- and
A placing the the reach Of all who may wish to test
their virtues.-Dnnkirk Journal.
Depot. 500 Broadway, N. Y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

Sale OF GROCERY SUaARs.--Mr. JosEph II. R1sLEY
disposed OF yeaterday, Accommodation Wharf, fifty
or Cuba Grocery Sugars of his own mports
ton, direct from aiatanza at the following prices
hhds. at13A cents per pound; hhds at 13x cents
12A cents per pound; 1hds at lax cents per pound.
ID hhds. at l1T cents Per pound. ~ : -
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Desirable Property on, Veadue Rance
BY COEIE@. HAM KEl. & flIl

Desirable Property on Veadue Ranqe
BY COHEH, HAN, KEEL g. Gu.
On TUESDAY, 26th june at IL O'clock will be sold at
tho north Of the Exchange,
All that LOT OF LAND with the BRICK WALLS and
BHlOkS thereon situated at the southwest corner Of
vendue Range and Prioeau.sreet. measuring on Ven
due Range dty-sI t66 feet by sixty three feet eight
inohes 3 feet inchesl Proleaustreet more le
bounded on the north by yendue Range; east by Pro.
south by street leading to Browns Wharf
and west by lands Of f--.
terns-Cx) onefourth cash. balance by bond payable
In three equal annual tnstamentB, with interest from
date OF aae, secured by mortgage Of the property
Purchaser to pay ua for papers june 81
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BY X. M. MARSHALL

BY X. NJ. MARSHALL.
TOMORROW, 22d instant, at IL O'Clock win be sold
before my Sales Room, No. SO Broad street.
The FURNITURE OF o family declining housekeep
Ing consisting Of WABDRoBEs, Bed,tesds, sidoboard
Chairs, Rockers, Mattresses, &c., &c. :
PIANO, fine Guitar, and Mirrors. Jnno o,
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Valuable Building Lot at Afount Pleaaant

PatuaNe BuaIds"g Lot at Mount Pleasant.
BIZ JOHN 8. RIGGS & co.
THIS DAY. at IL O'Clock, at Real Estate and Stock
Exchange corner Broad and East Bay streets will be
sold, " "
S4s5ysSr AL that valuable BUILDING LOT known as
EiIigf3 No. &c, measuring and containing i5o feet In
SE width and AGO In depth, be the same dimensions
The above lot is situated the eastern side OF the
Vllege aud commands q fine view of tho isr Dor.
Terms-One- half cash; balance In ] and yearo se.
cured by bond and mortgage Purchaser to pay us for
PeIete. June 81
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Lot in Northeastern Part of he Gin
RK IA M IcS Snu, II IVY

BY JAMES L. GANTT.
THIS DAY, the 2lst instant, at tho corner Broad
and East Bay streets, at IL o'clock. will be offered,
ALL THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF LAND on the
north side Of next the of Rut.
ledgestreet adjoining Land OF Hon. SEQ. Trenho om
measuring In front Bogardstrec niney-three feet
and In depth from north to soutn two hundred and
clown 70. t. be tho same moro loss.
Tho location and size of this Lot should com mand the
attention of parties seeking investment.
Terms OF She-One-third cash; balance in one and
two years. secured by bond with interest ate and
mortgage of property Or the purchaser may pay the
whole IN cash. Purchaser TO pay ]. L. g. for pspers
JUNO II finwth4
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The names in italics are elected.

FUNERAL SERVICE FOR THE CONFEDERATE DEAp-To
morrow at O'Clock. there win bo q solemn Requiem
MASS az b. Paus Catholic Church, society.stres for
the Confederate dead collection will be taken ND on
the occasion for the benefit of the orphans
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30
FxrcrrtvE MASsToS,
.AsntNaros, Nov. II g.

Dear Str. DR. Kennedy bearer d
this, has some apprehension that FED
eraI Ulcers. not citizens Of LOUISIANA,
may be set up a. candidates for Con
rress In that State 10 my view, there
could he no possible object 10 .aeh DO
election We 90 no. PARTICULAR!
need memters d Congress FROM ,aase
State, to enable rs % get along wtf
LEGISLATION hers What We DO aspt :
he conclusive evidence tia! Ftspee's
he citizens Of Louisiana are vliias "
, ne members Of Congress, aud 70 sf'eaF
to support the Constitution, and mat
5.ar respectable citizens th're are W.
r,,, 10 vote for them aud send tbea.
10 send 4 parcel Of northern man h'r'
A, Representatives elected, as wo1f
Ia understood. land parbPs really 50
4, The Joint Of the baycnet, would "
dispracefpl and outrageous ana "eF
A member Of Congress leFe, wool
vote against admitting any sach ma
TO a seat
Your very truly, A LINCOLN
Hon. q F. SHsPLES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

General. JAS. II. Lane Senator n
Kansas, is in the city, at the i""''..
Hotel, and, we regret 10 have to say, :
Frustrated by serious illness. o"'"s -,
to the cares and stigues incident to MS
Senatorial duties, he has not been quiz
veil for several months past. nc ="
WASHINGTON some twelve days ''ne''
and went Immediately to his home u
Kansas hut concluded to return y
Washington, and arrived here a DAY :, !,
two ago, co route, but on account ~ =
his present indisposiliOu. he IS anao'0
n nroceed further. We learn thai ~,
symptoms are such as indicate q e
decline and breaking down o. ms
tens, and possibly . 'hrea'eulDg n
alysis and bis medical attendant "
T. az Conslock, insists that uo ~, !
qem.in here, and Be quite until % =
better, and then spend sometime : !
Bedford Springs, Dr., Ooms'Ock
biz pa.iep, } condition 7 spoA sAa, Y, J
will not be prudeas y possible '0' y
q r.,.rO j Washington, apd o0'pRl
Misses, i he Senate duriRs Tie season
OfGhe present Congress 80
81. Louis Paper.
Just 4 ,h,s time Memphis people ",
great sweat about the oFsas osS'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

Miss EyASs's NoBLE CoNDucr.-
Miss Evans. the authoress Of Beulah,
and Others noted works Of fiction, has
generously purchased a marble Mau-
soIeum frP the Confederate dead Of
Noble. She has set a good example,
that we are assured win be followed
when Southern finances recover tro.,
their preseni pros'ration. W. cannot
expect the United States to do any
thing for those sAo fed ii arms "a.
accession, MOI are the State Cavern,
penls nov able to DO anything n
only from ptivste mumHce6ce that ou
Owed lost can nov receive the nonu
meats due 10 thtip memories, Al
hOuor to Miss Rvans Richmon
AAaAalnel.
AsFH4Z# AL- 4r#a#a N#
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

John Townsend, Of Edis'o Island
c. the man who gave the Conted'',
aey $leO 900 10 gold, 10 1861 ha' Nc.
been more successful in keeping Dis
recently hired German laOOreF' 'aa'
he was in retaining bis slaves. ~
says +: They cost me sS5 each to orlas
them to Charleston from New lorA'
fed ,bem far better than ever though
Of feeding my hands even gave "'u :,
coffee and sour.krou', when what sneu.'
they do bu, demand butter for 'n'',
bread and milk for their coffee auO
the next thing the whole crowd S''
me-"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

The Columbus Ga sun says that 3"
that city as well as in others man!
freedmen may be seen around esf Court
House. having been snmu"Nef before
the Superior Court as Witnesses o''
d,y last week, an old fellow MAIDS the
following sensible remark on the sue,
;4ct White folk done turned fool
bout niger stealin.' Why dom day
give un wbippiD, aud let nm 60 0'e'
bisness. aud notAurn fools in making %
folks come here to tell b vi It, V'eo
de crap am full OBJ grass. "na' ..
miner care about massa lawyer al.
Tertiary ? all bambOoEle'
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Dfsb. en- the Is June, lssd, Ms M,e5,EE-
y o'DIyI1L. aged 81 years and moatbs
The deceased was bora in Fairfield Dissrg
: G b, ba8 bsea = rsi;asut OfPirkta- eoIn
ar II. l.sttwsn,y FEARS she r4ss eaa.,
tent and acceptable nsmh~r Of iAs Raplisi
Church isr a usu,beF Of yeaFS bsfoFs be. death
Tb,uyh her suffering was great abe bore i
meskly and patiently. lu Tisw afAer a@ssoIa'
too .hs expressed a perfect willingness 70 DE-
mar, and Re wish the Lord DuFnE hsf entire
lines. sbs svinesd the mes, perfect res Eaa.
,;.n. Ii. s.rr yes faith, and The brghtes'
g~,as7.e, n hear q. The merniug before sl
ai.d her mother rezraFked . hsr taA' W.
looked better In snswer. shea ID, a stt@t.
that a. she already had approached - asa'
the o,srr shore, that, II It Was the Mas'e
viii. shs preferred to +pa's over andbs aT.
ever At test. she vas sensible an''l she d,sf
"a badsher friends meet her in hezvsh 81
leaves her hastandssd soar ehld'eH'o incur.
Ssr laFs.
Though on earth no more sell zee shes,
Never ten- shv rcfca agaia,
Tss In hs.vea We hope 20 asspt thes,
Where 60 ~f4rsWeli tear HAAed
rrsrv m,n's vie should use " Bog isa !
~.ls ptftgrx"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

Tao CHARLESTON TRAGEpY--The
Tallahatchiar Of the 23d inst, gives
an acrount of shocking tragedy that
occurred IN that quiet village on Mon
day the 18th, A difficulty took place
between r. Il lee, and Capt, j. T.
Smith, which resulted in the death Of
both parties,
Capt Smith wls tcsching school in
/ Charleston and Mr.. Lee was one Of his
patrous. Some misunderstanding took
place about one of Mr.. Lees children,
aud their mutual friends had irterposed
to settle it amicably White this was
progressing Mr. Zee used some abusive
language about Capt Smith when piss
tolls we're drawn and they commenced
firing At the 6rst FIRE Capt. Smith
received a wound from which be died
the following day. Phe friends O
each we're armed aud ready to TAKE
part in case any one should show fou
/ play. During the fight Mr.. NJ. r ROl
) shouser, a cousin and intimate friend
of Capt. Smith. was shot though the LEI
by Mr., lee Those who saw Mr.. Lee
: fire, are clearly Of the belief that tn
/, pistol was directed at Mr.. Holshousel
The excuse for firing at Mr.. Holshou
. is doubtless this; Capt Smith announce
himself shot through the body. aud hi
repeater empty, aad Mr.. H., was, q
were nearly all the special friends {
both parties standing close by with pii
Il tolls 10 hend aud iHa ready attitud,
!. As soon as Mr. II. was shot bs fred
+ Nv Lee and killed him af' =
"A Nh Lee aud Capt Smith we're bot
is very high esteemed 10 the Comnuhi.
ar 10 which They lived.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

o. Saturday, IsA as'auL a. Wea POiE
81 esasampdoa, NJ A G. Rosy, agsa aboat
IS tears. Hs vas the Is, survivor 81 fsar
h,sthsrs vAo fssuseslY Hvsa "a dis esaaty
Also, aooat the ssms time. q eeismo
Mr. DrgFREE sIass aAagAssF Q
Il q Rnhr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

REPUBLICANS OFFERING TO 60 IN
Mn. Davis bonn FoR BAIL.- Gin
ulnnat Commercials ,eroaram says
there has been no decision relative to
the hsiling Of Mr. Davis, Ills c0aag
sci, hOHevar, have G~ngpisheathe names
Of five bondsmen, at 6fty t6uasand dol
lars each, three o. whom ase promi>
nsBt Republicans.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

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.t4sa resps~t'a saHa@aess 'm
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AZ Assa.s 1sx VI iiaN
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Husbands whoass wives Ars suffering with
any Of those troublesome female complaints
ndlrVsguArisiss. should buy "EuRlish Penal.
Sis'sFs, which sra solais Macon By Dr.. Dent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

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4, ths srs mag 9t i6os !
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NORTHERN MEs ~ REPRtsENrA-
rtyrs OF SoCruEsx UoNsriTrsscIEs
The foIh.wing letter, addressed 70 The
Military Governor Of Louisiana, *
plains itself
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-30

Tgs Cora l~IorsE- W. would
us'a- sbuit .haA IL sone 'epat''
H. b. sa9rt'y made to the ta''
IA rerv .srio1a aaraage mssi 0e .9'
7.t The cmpefary Fryps 70 Jag
r1rt5ess-e giving aT7g aaiIhe *ao'
roft..baa IN danger 81 beng ~ 1a.
We have heard ~ssseFal ge1iepef
rrss, vHfingnes 10 E~oatrloats @tne
n sz ii aake s5co repairs : are aesd
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a,tended ihe eaawepee.n ~ !
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