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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09
HEADQ'Rs FIRST SUB DISTRICT, J
MILITARY DISTRICT or CHAhIEsToS,
GHARIESTOH . G. Eel, & 1876 !

lGEsERAL ORDERS. No. 81
I. A CAMP FOR UNEMPLOYED FREEDMEN, SIT
UArED on the high ground adjoining Magnolia PENN
sula, having been established by the Commissioner OF
the Frccdmenu Bureau, and under the superintendent
Of MIR. GILBERT PILLSEURY, it is hereby ordered
that ations shall be issued in future to Freedmen at
this Post except ut the Frccdmen's Camp.
H. All freed persons at present in the city, or who
may hereafter arrive, seeiiug employment without
means OF support will repair TO the Camp where they
Will be provided for and where they will be required to
remain until employment can be procured for then
Ill. Persons requiring employees of this cliss VIII
make application, by letter or in person. to Mr.. GILL
BERT PILLSBURY. superintendent OF Freedn'ah
Camp.
By order Of Breyet Breatcr.Gene W. T BENNETT,
Commanding Post and First sub. District
GEORGE S. BURGER
Capt 54th NJ Y. v. ". A. a. Genera"
February
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ks- PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL DIOCESAN
for transportation Of Clerical
and Lay Delegates to tho Council to be held the 18th
instant having been made with tho South Carolina Rail.
road the Northeastern Railroad the Savannah Railroad,
md the Agents Of the steamer Gen. Hooker, the secre
tary of vestres will give certificates of their election to
such Lay Delegates and to the Cergymen Of the Parrish
and such other Ministers entitled to seats in said
Convention, which will be respected by the respective
conductors on said roads and boat and will be given up
to them on their return trip
J. D. MCCULLOUGH,
Secretary OF Council.
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TIE Wilmington IN. c. Herald of the 7th inst

TIE Wilmington N. c. Herald Of the 7th inst.
speaks in the following gratifying manner Of
the condition of somo OF the railroads run
ming irto that town: We are advised by
competent authority that tho officers of the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company
have expressed their readiness to put in operation
the old running schedule in existence before the
war, making the through time between this town
and New York about thirty-eight hours. But as
The condition of connecting roads here will not
hermit them to leave this city with their trains
other than by daylight, the adoption OF this sche-
dule is temporarily deferred for few weeks
But this readiness Of the Weldon Railroad Com
pany to revive old time speed speaks volumes in
praise of the enterprise Of the management OF
that line. MIR. BRIDGERs, tho President, and Col
onel FREMONT, the General Superintendent, have
been unremitting in their labors and exertions
since the line can'e into their hands. The bridges
ON the line have all been rebuilt, or so repaired
as to be perfectly secure; q considerable portion
of the road has been rclaid with new IRON, and
that not so relad has been repaired wherever need
cd, and thoroughly b.'lasted up; large amount
of new rolling stock-locomotivcs, freight, pas
senger and express cars-has been procured,
making travel as agreeable over it as over any
Northern road; and, finally, the elegancies and
Iuxuries arc being introduced to invite travel and
aecure to the line the continuance Of the great
through business between the North and tho
South. The elegant and commodious sleeping
cars recently put upon the line arc an illustration
of this. These coaches aro al improvement upon
anything heretofore put upun Southern railroads.
The President of the Manchester road, Captain
DnANE, is now at the North in quest of funds to
make similar improvements on that line. That
company moro recently got possession of their
ro.d and have encountered serious difficulties in
getting it in order. Bu. we now hail with plea
sure tho announcement that their bridges arc
about completed, and new rolling stock is being
procured, so that in very few weeks they will be
prepared to shake hands with the Weldon COM
pany and start out on the ante oelunn running
schedule, with such convenience and comfort for
tr.stllers as will give the route ample and remu-
narctive business
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ng BRANCH OF THE o. STATES POLICE.
AGENCY having been established In Charleston, under
the supervision Of the undersied they have been en-
powered by the civil and military authorities to act a.
Special Police Detectives Our long and varied expert
ence in all large cities Of the United States gives us
peculiar facilities for the successful transaction Of any
business which may be entrusted To our We are
In constant correspondence with the police authorities
throughout the country.
ro1poctruiiy 1ov~o. Chier or tho
detective force of New York city. All communications
to be addressed to the Merchants Hotel, Of Mr.
HARRY PERRIN. A. Il. WAISON,
VIM ODRIEN.
Fehruarv l2T
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THE NEW ERA.

THE NEW EItA.
WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED AT DARLING
n TON COURT HOUSE, has recently been trans
errd to us by its original propretors. Located in the
sams District, and only one station distant from the
great railroad centre Of Florence, facilities for COM
ucation with all parts of the country and especially
with the cities of Charleston, Columbia and Wilmington
from which we nearly equdistant unsurpassed
The Editor J. H NORWOOD, Esq, MAS formerly woll
founiers and for several years Editor of the Darling
Flag which paper was discontinued at the beginning OF
tho war As natives Of the South respectfully solicit
o share of the advertising patronage
J. L. COOPER CO., Publishers
Darlington c. r., s. c., pecember22, 1865.
December 25 m
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as- ELMoRE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM

~ ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.-oHAnLEsros, January "a, 1see.-rhe Stock.
holders Of this Company aro heraby notified that an
assessment of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE haa been
recommended by tho Board Of Directors and approved
at meeting of the Stockholders held on the goth inst
thirty days notice Of such call being requisite, the said
assessment will be received ct the oce Of the Company
First National Bank corner Broad ind State streets,
or before Friday, 2Sd February.
EXTRACT FROM CHARTER.
The President and Directors shall be. and they are
authorized and empowered call for and collect nom
esch Stakeholder, ono or moro assessments on each
share of the Capital Stock not exceeding, In the aggre
gate the amount OF ten dollars $I0 per Bhare and TO
compel the payment Of the same By forfeiture and sale
OF the stock, or otherwise"
by order Of the Board OF Directors
JOSEPH wH1LDEN, Secretary and Treasurer.
N. B.-The Secretary Is now prepared to receive the
above assessment.
January "A LIMO
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New York Market.

New YORK, February o.-Cotton steady at 4Sc.
Flour-Sound is advancing; other brands are de-
clining; Southern IS unchanged. Wheat firm; new
Amber Milwaukee S2.7S. Corn dull at decline OF
10, Pork unsettled Mess sa975 to $50. Lard
buoyant at Is to 1Sc. Sugar moro active; Musco-
yado is held at g to 10 cents. Naval Stores dull.
Gold 1895.
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LiverpooI Cotton Marker.

New YORK, February liverpool dates Of the
nd have been received, and report the Cotton
market dull at 19ld.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February G.-Flour dull and heavy
Wheat dull. Corn dull; whito declined &c. Porl
firm, with downward tendency. Whiskey dull
$925
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Arrival Of tho Palestine

Boston, February 6.-The steamship Palestine,
With Liverpool dates to the Esd, has arrived.
NAPOLEON announces in his speech that the
French troops are to be Withdrawn from Mexico.
THE LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, January 2S.-CoTroN- Heavy but
unchanged. Sales on the 22d, 5000 bales.
CoNsoLs 86L@S7.
FHE-rwENrEs higher, and closing easier.
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The Sing Sing (N.Y Republican learns that Ed
WARD B. KErcHuM, lately convicted of forgery, is
treated tho same as the other prisoners; marches
into his dinner with them; and like them, he is
locked in his solitary cell every night.
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@STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUST, Esg.,
ordinAry.-whereas, JACOB N. NATHANs, Of Charleo-
ton Attorney at made suit to me to granthi Letters
OF Administration OF the estate and effects of SARAH H
NATHANs Late Of Charleston, Widow These are there
FORE to cite and admonish all and singular tho kindred
and creditors Of the said SARAH N NATHAss deceased
that thoy be and appear before me- In the Court or
nary to bs held at Charleston, at No. RuuedgesecS
on 10th dny Of February, 1856. after publication
at IL o'clock the forenoon to show cause any they
have why the said Administration should not be granted
Gyan undnr my hand thia lat af Tobru.sy. A u
1885, GEORGE BUST,
Fcbrunry2 g Judge Of Probate.
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@ LOAN ON BOTTOMRY AND RESPON.
DENTA.-A loan of about Four Thousand Five Hun.
dred Dollars, less, is wanted on bottomry OF
Spanish barkentne "Fortuna, GarTdo, Master, and on
hypothecaton of her cargo on board, consisting Of
Sugar. Tobacco &c to pay for repairs and expenses In
CURED at the port of Charleston. while on her voyage
from Havana to Cadiz said loan to be reimbursed with
maritime premium within ten days after the safe arrival
of said barkenne and cargo from her present intended
voyage.
Scaled proposals for making said loan stating rate Of
maritime premium to be left at the Office Of the Spanish
Consul in wragg Square, or before Saturday. the Sd
of February, at IL o'clock noon. B. RIOLS,
January 20 Acting Spanish Consul
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sUMMERVILLE HOTEL,

V1HE sUMMERvILLE HOTEL, SITUATED ABOUT
J. two hundred yards from the Railroad Depot. Ac.
commodations afforded to Permanent as we'll as Tran
sient Boarders. good bar Is attached, and every
variety of good Wines ana Liquors will be dispensed.
n. B.-Any persons desiring further information as
to TERMS &C., will address proprietor Summerville
Hotel, Summerville, s. c.
February0 fmw6
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February 8

s@NOTICETO COTTON AND NAVAL STORES
sHIpPERs-The undersigned is prepared to make full
CASH ADVANCES on shipments OF Produce to arst
class Houses in New York and Liverpool
WILLIAM q. WESSON,
AtTnADpErs STREET, No. "A East Bay. and at W. c.
BE Il Oo's, corner Of .-ast Bay and Ysnderhorsps
Wharf. january 70
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The Daily - ews.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

THE LIST OF LEITEtsS re-
maining in the Postofhoe at tne eHo
OF each week is published ornc1a!Ay
IN THE DAILY NEWS every e FL
day morning.
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THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RETURNED
to the city offers his services in any capacity fos
which he may be At, whether for BOOKKEEPING or
BANKING any other business in the city; for tho
management Of Planting interest he will give the bege
references He will call on any wishing to confer
with him. being notified through the Postoce.
OF Box No. 364. Z. N. FULLER.
February6 &c
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February 8


Es- NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
UNENDoRSED BONDS AND JUDGMENT CnEDI'
TORS OF THE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.-The General Assembly having, at
Its last session. authorized tho Company 70 issue Bonds
to the amount not exceeding FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS for the restoration Of the Road. and
postponed to them its first en on the condition
that tho holders of the Unendorsed Bonds and Judg.
ment Creditors shall, in writing consent that their
liens be postponed in the manner, to rank as
at present. next below tho said lien Of the Sate-the said
creditors hereby requested to Ensemble on Wedns
day l4sh February at II H. at the Oceo Of the Charles
ton insurance and Trust Company In Broadstreet to
take into consideration the proposition indicated.
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
H. ". FISHER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Rl-The New York Herald will please give the above
three insertions and send bill to this ONCE.
January Is @wlL4
xs- OFFICE CLERK Or COUNCIL, JANUARY
g. 1s68-In accordance with the instructions received
at the last meeting of City Council the following Reso'
luton is published for general nformation
Re,oived That public notice be given that IL any per-
son intends to erect building III the burnt DISTRICTS he
shall first apply to Council and ascertain whether or not
the city intends widening said street
January w. ID. SMITH, Cierk OF CounclL
ss-NoTICE.-ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE
Spanish bark .'KIKA." ALvADo, Master. must be hand
ed in to the undersigned before Fiddy 9th inst
noon, or they will be debarrcd p;Jlnent.
February W. P. HALL. Browns Wharf
ssWITH A VIEW TO THE PARTITION OF
the Estate OF the late JOHN II. TUCKER Of George
town District all claims against the Estate requested
TO bo hunded in Immediately to either of the under
signed. W. d. TUCKER,
JOS. r. TUCKER,
h. M. TUCKER,
February 18 Qualified Executors.
A1- NOTICE TO LoTHOLDERS.--IN CONSE-
QUENCE OF the depretlatoi's rcins committed on the
Grounds no one will be allrc! 10 attend to any lot e1
cept those employed by the Company.
J. J: STROUD,
December Secretary
9s- AWAY WITH SpECTACIES.-OLD EYGs
made new, without Spectacles, Doctor or MediotIe
Pamphlet mailed FREQ receipt of ten cents Addfsss
E. B. FooTE n. D.. No. jlSO Broadway, New York.
November9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

xy- NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
Claims against the Estate OF the Late EDWIN DuBosB
of the Parish of st. Johns Berkey, will hand them In.
properly attested. to WILLIAM JERVEY' Attorney -
Law, No. 81 Broadatreet; and all persons indeotedTo
said Estate will make payment to the same.
JULIUS z. DuBosE, Executor.
February9 %
@- ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. .-ALLPER-
SONS indebted to the Estate Of PETER MANIaAULT.
Planter late Of Charleston, deceased Will make ps-
ment and all having claims against the samo WIN pro-
sent them, properly attested, to the subscriber.
q. N. MANIGAULT,
Februsry9 fm2* Administra1o1
@ ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-ALL PEE
sons indebted to the estate Of ANDREW F. BROWNING
Merchant, late of Charleston, g. c., will mako payment.
and all having claims against the same will present theH>
properly attested to R. GnoHRIsT Esq, Attorney "
Law corner of Broad and ohurchstreets
JOHN r. STALL,
January 26 f3 Administrator.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, February Elm the Senate, MIR.
WILEY introduced resolution which was
adopted, instructing the Committee on the Judi
tisfy to report bill for tho payment of loyal
Citizens of the lately rebelious States, for quarter
masters stores taken from them for the use of the
United States armies.
MIR. SUMNER resumed the floor in consideration
of his argument OF yesterday, and spoke ct great
length. He said the principles he contended for,
despite of timid and perverse counsels, would
triumphantly prevail
The House resumed tho consideration OF the
Freedmen's Bill. Tho first amendment, that none
of its provisions should extend or be in force in
Kentucky, was rejected. The substitute for the
bill, proposed by Mr.. STEVENS, which provides,
among other things, that the occupants OF lands
held under SHEIM.N's Field Order are confirmed
in their possession, and that no person shall bo
pusted therefrom unless settlement shall be made
With said occupants by the former owner, was re-
jected. The bill passed by vote Of 136 yeas to
SO nays.
From the Southwest-Anairs in Alabama.
New ORLEANS February Civil proceedings
have been commenced by the Texas State officers
ss Brownsville, against tho parties implicated in
the Bsgdad affair.
There are upwards Of forty-two thousand desti-
tute persons in Alabama who will require an ex-
penditure Of upwards of 81, ,00O, 900 per annum to
relieve them.
The labor prospects on the Red River planta-
tions are more cheerful. The freedmen are dis
posed to give better satisfaction.
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rs AWAY WITH SpECTACIES.--OLD EYES
made new, without Spectscles Doctor or Mediotie
Pamphlet mailed free receipt of ten cents Addfess
E. B. FOOTE, II. D. No. 1850 Broadway, New York.
November
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEEKS.

~
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. CITY HALL
. TT. PERSONS WHO HAVE APPLIED FOR Ahrgy
a TIONEER'S LICENSE, and have e1sSss.S .s .s1'
Bonds and made no returns Of sales fos 9uaes ms
Ing December 1865, are ere.: noan0d 'ha' uAles
report immediately at the Office of the City Ireasofe.
and their Lcenses declared null and void.
Those who have applied for License are hereby noe
fed to call at this Office and execute tnen oonos
Those who have not applied, and are carrying on Ds
ness without License, not having applied 70 Hse
Cty Council for one are also notified to report ss r
ONCE. u.,r,, I,.ono.s ,,fzx
be enforced r,art ~ Oonn1H
January o---
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q. 8. TAX NOTICE.

q. 8. TAX NOTICE.
nNHE UNITED STATES DIRECT-TAX COMM1SS10He
ERS for the District Of South Carolina hereby give
notice that the Res OF following Parishes In TIA
State aforesaid to witt st. Andrews Parish, st. johns
Berkcy Parish st. Thomas and st. Dennis Parish, 6t
James Goose Greek Parrish and st. PauIs Parian, -
Completed and that the Taxes may be paid the anS
and lots therein for sixty days from this date at esT
Office In the City of Charleston, South Carolina
wM. HENRY BRISBANE, q. s. DirectTsx
W. E. WORDING, Commissioners
WILLIS pRUMMOND, for s. Carolina
ss-. No. 20 Broad-street, rear OF Law Range.
Charleston s. c.. Dec. II. 1855. peo@mDer
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New York Gold and Cotton Mark

NEW YORK, February G.-Goldis lower and dull.
Exchange dull.
Cotton declined; Middling 47h to 4Sc. More &C.
tive at these rates.
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s@ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ag STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsTRIcT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq.
Ordinary.-whereas, REDECOA PORTER, Of Charles
ton, Widow, mado suit to to grant her Letters o6
Administration Of the Estate and Effects Of ELIZA
PORTER, late OF Charleston: These are, therefore,
to cite and adonish all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said ELIZA ANN PoRTRR deceased thae
they be and appear before me- In the Court Of Ordinary,
to be held Of Charleston st No. Rutledgesreet The
23d day of February, 1885, after publication hereof at IL
o'clock in the forenoon to show cause they have.
why the said Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand, this eighth day Of February.
A. D. 1856. GEORGE BUIST,
Februaryo q Judge Of Probatea.
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ESTATE OF SOUTH CARO III a,
CHARLESTON DIsTRIcT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq,
ordinary-whereas, FREDERICK W. KLAREN. of
Charleston, Grocer. made suit to me to grant him
Letters of Administration Of the Estate and Effects
Of fDIEDERICK KLEpPNG. late Of Charleston. Grocer.
These arc therefore, to cite and sdmoniah all and sn
guar the kindred and creditors Of the said DzDEa1cE
KLrppse deceased that they be and appear before ns.
in the Court Of Ordinary to be held at Charleston, ae
No. Rutledge street. on 10th day Of February, 1885.
after publication hereof at IL O'Clock in the forenoon, 10
show cause, any they have, why the said Adminstrs
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this Arstday Of February,-p.
1885, GEORGE BUST,
February2 "a Judge Of Probates.
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TO FACTORS AND PLANTERS.
UNHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO GO TO
Il any part OF the country for the purpose Of ovea
hauling and putting up oil kinds of Saw Corn MiH,
Cotton Gins, and Machinery in general All communt-
cations addressed to No. 269 Meeting-stree will bo
promptly attended to. WILLIAM T. HAM.
February G. Mach1nist,
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA,
CONDUCTED BY THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT
V $360,0O0 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY SEVENTEEN
DAYS.
Priz ts cashed and information furnished.
The highest rates paid for Douboons and an hnds oG
Gold and Silver. TAYLOR l. CO., Bankers,
February3 emo No. 18 Wall-street, New YoIA.
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U. s. TAX NOTICE.
THE UNITED STATES DIRECT-TAX COMMISSION
L ERS for tho District Of South Carolina, hereby
give notice that the Tax Rolls of the following Districts
and Parishes In the State aforesaid, to wit williams
burgh District Christ Church Parish. St. Georges Dor
sontee Parish are completed and that the Taxes msy
be paid on the lands and lots therein for SIXTY d1yD
from this date their Office in the City Of Charleston
South Carolina.
VIM. HENRY BRISBANE q. 8. DirectTzz
W. E WORDING, Commissioners
WILLIS DRUMMOND, for g. Carolina.
Dated at Charleston g. c., this sixth day Of February,
1885,
February6 20
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ss-NOTICE-ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THI
Spanish bark 'KIKA." ALvADo, Master. must be hand
ed in TO the undersigned Oh before Frday 9th inst.
noon, or they will be debarrcd p:Jinent.
February W. p HALL. Browns Wharf
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