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BrctherL. P. ASHBY, n. O..
Brother A. B. GLOVER, V. G.
Brother @. F. D. PETIT, Rec Secy.
a-other j. O. MARTIN, Per. Sec'y and Teas
Erother J. v HOLMES, o. g.
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The Truth about Dyspepsia.

Whoever says that dyspepsia is incurahle, tells -
that is to say makes egregous mistake More than
ten thousand aggravated have been cured by HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs. while the number
that have been prevented from coming to head by the
same eans La incalculable In Winter and early Spring.
when the appetite is sometimes too vigorous for the
comfort and safety of the stomach indigestion Is most
prevalent and most distressing Is the appetite to be
baked to accommodate the digestive organs? Not 30;
for then the frame would lack its due proportion of nu-
riment. The thing to be done is to STRENGTHEN TEE
STOMACH tone the Hver and put tho bowels In perfect
order Nothing will do this so oHectualy, rapidly
quietly, SO pleasantly HosTETTER's BITTERS. This
potent preparation trims and balances the system and
clothes it. as it were with defensive armor. Chronic
dyspepsia Liver complaint and fever and age are mover
known to attack those who wise enough to invoke
the aid of this great preventive. January
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q. s. CMcuIT CoURT-Hon. GEO. s. BRYAN
Presiding Jrdge.--The Court met OF IL o'clock,
and sufficient Jurors being present, the Grand
selected:
s. Adams, D. Bulwinke, A. w. Jager, Thomas
Bonnell, ]. T. 8. HARRISON, w. B. SeSbrook, P P.
Locke, Sol Legare, Jos. Guy, Theo. D. Ruddock,
W. Geo. Gibbes, Jacob Goetgen, Jos: Bocke, Jno.
The Judge charged the Jury at some length as
to the nature OF their duties and the charactep Of
their oaths, &c. He stated that in making their
findings on such bills as may be presented, it must
hope Of reward, and that their Judgment must be
decided by the different facts thas come to their
The statutes of the United States which bore
upon any Of the cases presented, were then read
Attorney, in the absence of Jnc. Phillips, Esq.
In alluding to the case Of United States Us. Pat
rick Bannon, in which afreedman was Prominent
witness, the Judge remarked to the Jury that as
much faith and credit was now to be attached to the
testimony Of freedman as to that OF whito man,
ifIthe Jury were satisfied from his manner of testi-
tnony and other circumstances that he was worthy
Of credit BE told them that this was not only the
law Of the United States, but also State enact
ment, and he was satisfied that the Grand Jury
would be submissive to tho law, and recognize the
witness as credible regardless of color.
The Grand Jury retired with four bills, and after
an absence of three hours returned into Court
NTH the following findings viz:
A true bill in the case Of the United States Us.
John Moran, for purchasing clothes from John
Crane. q soldier of the 9Th us infantry.
United States rs. Patrick Bannon, for passing
and attempting to pass among the freedmen, GER
tain coins IN the shape and form Of $50 gold pieces
a. t-us and current and Of original de ign.
No BIZ was found in two cases affecting the same
parties. ss. - H.. ;no.....
~ tbe lataness of the hour, that h would ,lot
nresent other indictments, and the Grand Jury
being discharged until to-day at II A. NJ, the
Court adjourned.
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Qua Qu1rr CrTY.-The moat joyous holidays oi
the year have passed; and while We look with
a,aazemen; at the records Of crime committed in
some other places during this period, when many
allow themselves too free license for Indulgence,
NE Iausa really congratulate people on the few
excess,s which have occurred, and on the general
tranquility which has perVaded our city. at no
mart of the season have We been moro exempt
from disturbances of all kinds, and at no time
have the nights been quieter, or the streets more
free from the midnight clamor Of the noisy crowd
than now, as will be clearly seen by our daily re-
ports Of the Mayors Court, the cases in which are
usually slight offences against the City Ordinances,
or misdemeanors of minor importance. Even
the strike, which occurred few days ago among
the steYedores, was not attended with any Of the
disorder which we notice often happens with sini-
lar affairs u other Cities and the laborers have
now retu.ro1 to their work as quietly and regu-
larly as If No disagreement had ever existed be-
tween them and their employers.
While we admit that q well-regulated police,
such as we have at present in our city, assists
much in promoting good order, we believe that q
large portion Of the class Of persons, both white
and eolored who used to be troublesome custom
ers have seen the error Of their ways and are now
endeayoring to sin 10 moro. The colored portion
Of the community have certainly improved, and
We are happy to say their numbers at the Mayors
Court have greatly decreased, while their general
conduct cannot be better than it is at present It
pleases us much to mention this, and it makes US
hope that this portion Of our people, who were be-
gailed by false tongues, and for q time drew off
from old associations, are beginning now to dis
cover who are their best and truest friends.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO WHOLESALE aRooERs, LIQUOR DEALERS, DIS
TnLERs, DRUGGISTS. GLASS AND
SOAP MANUFACTURERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ESSENTIAL OILS EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOR
hsvoring and improving Brandies, Whskeys, Runs,
Wines, Cider, &C.. &c. Ago and Body Preparations for
Neutraizi1s and Modifying Whiskeys and Spirits, Ex.
tracts of Holland and London Gins. Colorngs. Gum and
Sugar syrups, and Fruit Juices. Dr. Feuchtpa70er's
Treatise on Fsrmented Liquors. sOh 1000 Receipts and
Directions.
DRUGS CHEMICALS, OXIDES, Or. 8, sc.
FoR SOAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Soda, Soluble
Glass Or Liquid Quartz in Dry Crystal Liquid OF Jelly
Form Caustio Soda Soda Ash. Palm and cocoanut ohs,
Soapstone and China Clay.
All orders sent to viii have prompt attention, and
every information required will be checrfuy given by
JOS. W FEUcHTWANGER,
No. IS cedar-street, New York.
o.toAnr IN Tfm3uos
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mn HoUrrY-CoLLEToN DISTRICT.

John d. Warren Us. Benz. Stokes ct al
Pursuant to decrstd order in this case, VIII sell
at public auction, at II o'clock AM near the old Gus.
the former purchaser. Z 1O-MoRRoW, January TO-
That valuable PLANTATION known as "Marys Island,
dtaate the Parish Of St Bartholomew, IN the District
of Oolleton on tho headwst,rs OF Cheha# River con.
tanning one hundred and thirty S9 acres Of high
land and three hundred and ten 9l0 acres Of marsh
land, be tho name more or less "a :
Terms-Oneird cash; the balance on credit Of one,
two and three years. The purchase money be
by bond with adequate security, and mortgage OF the
prumises. Purchaser to pay for papers.
f'"--'s B. Stokes, o.-H CD.
Commissioners ofaee Colleton District Dec TO- 1855.
Tennerv w5 th1
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100000.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS TIE
w name aud yalue Of each article of our goods arc
marked tickets, placed in scaled envelopes and vol
mixed. On receipt of 26 cents, On envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice und delivered
at our Office OF sent by mail to any address. The pur
chaser after seopg what article 1t draws and its value
which may be from one to Ave hundred dollars-can
then, on payment Of dollar receive tho article
named may exchange 1t for any other article marked
circular at the Vaue Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No pLANEs.
Our patrons can depend on fair, honorable dealing.
The article drawn will be delivered ut Office regard.
less OF is value, promptly sent directed by return
mail, or express.
Letters from many persons acknowledging tho receipt
of valuable gifts from u.s. may be file at o.
hce among whom we arc permitted to refer to:
John S. Hocomb Lambertilo, n. j., gold watch, value
s250 Mrs g. Hennot, No. 952 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn sewing machine $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford, Conn.,,
gold lever watch value 5000; Hon. R. a. Briggs wash
ington D. O., diamond pin, sl75; J. c. Sutherland No.
100 Lexington avenue. piano, $3.50; Mrs. Jackson No.
209 Nineteenth street, N " sewing machine se0; JoH
Camp Elmra N. Y, mclodeon, $3.50; Miss L. Collins,
Atlanta, Ga diamond cluster ring, s225; DR.. Henry
Smith, Worcester, Mass, sewing machine. SS5; H. Shaw,
No. 1873 10th street. N Y. gold watch $780, Edw. Boyn.
ton Nashville, Tenn, mclodeon, S100; James Russell.
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch. $3.50; r. T..
Smith, Providence R. L. silver lever watch. $50; Oscar
purdy Madison, N. j., music box, S46; hon. r. g. New
e st. Paul's, Mimi, gold watch, s1S5; j. r. Sperry,
Iitchield Conn.,, silver watch, SIS; Wm B. Peck Har
len nls music box, SIS: Tm. Raymond, Dayton Ohio,
svor tea set $685. Miss E. NJ. schenck Detroit, Mich,
diamond car rings so25; Pierro Beaudin. St Charles
Hotel New Orleans diamond ring. S170i Mrs. Martha
Barnes St Louis, No., melodeon, value S125.
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,ANur FOB THE RAD1cns.-The Grand Jury of

"A Nur FOB THE RApIcALs.-The Grand jury OF
she United States Court in this city have found q
true bill az ainst Patrick Bannon for passing coun
terset gold coin among ignorant persons and ffeed
which decided The finding, was q freedman's. This
was presented to jury, the majority OF whom were
former saveholders and it Was met the respect
and attention which the laws both OF the United
ant Missionary" and other negrophiists who ran
sack their brains and call on their imagnatons for
facts, would only take a calm view Of matters,
thew would see that the laws Of South Carolina are
ss rgidiy enforced as those Of Massachusetts,, and
that the freedman enjoys privileges here that are
not allowed even in the ssHub" of the Union.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales Thi. Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
CLuFoRD & MATHEwEs will sell this day, at the old
posbofce at II O'Clock the house and lot No. l25 Com
ing street. and house and lot No. Elliott street, also
valuable sea island cotton plantation Johns Island
r. M. MARSHALL & Bro. will sell this day, at their
sales ROOM No. aS Broad street. at halfpast 10 O'clock
horse, buggy, spring cart harness, furniture, saddle
poney. &c.
snnrH MoGuL1ynAx viii sell this day, in front of
their Office No. 27 Broad street. at 10 o'clock. horses,
mules vehicles. furniture, &c.
". RYAN viii sell this day at his Office No. State
street. at halpast 10 o'clock 10 bbls. Of corned beef
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Ho.uabla pLantotion rear BEueaon ard Rouss .

Tuludble Plantation near Btutton ana hoass ~
-, -. Button. -
BIZ JACOB COHEN & co.
I'm ITESDAY ODD January at O'Clock. at the noffh %
A comfortable two-atory DWELLING ana 0UTBUlLue
TNs. on one 1} acre lot, In the town Of B!unoon:
'. - ALSO, = - =
AZ, tbat'TRACT OF LAND known as Rose DeylP lPlantx-
tiou situated on May River four AZ miles frorn H,uen
Containing one thousand r000 acres Of high land sbout
three hundred of which are cleered and seventy 7o
acres Of marsh. This place has been Under gulv4aon
thjs year and the lands OF the best qualify tor sse
Island cotton and proyisions On tho Plaoe Is barn
oiu hoee and negro houses. Also, belonging TO the
above and short distance from It, tract Of ono hum
dred acres Of Pine land s-z.t: :t:-z.
AIso,
A TRACT OF LAND. within three Cs) mAss Of Bmfton,
containing seven hundred and s-haN 767)
acres all Of which is heavily wooded with Oak Hickoyy
and Pine; and, being Immediately contiguous to Nay
River could be made profitable the sale Of sood.
These lands when cleared Of the best qualify r eex
Island cotton. Adjoining and belonging 70 this place.
Bffteen b) acre lot high blnn, on May Rysr-tcr
settlement and GUNNER residence being pertschy
healthy at all seasons. - ..r.r--,L' %
Terrns For the House and Lot In Blufton toaah' fr
Rose Dew Plantation onetdrd (35} cash, balance In o1s
two and three years; for the other Tract onehaA 20
cash. balance In year. Credit portion Of a6ovo 10 bo
secured by mortgage Of the property
Purchasers to pay us for papers.
january r. =, ..zy,t5.z slt- dHtHb
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MIsCELtANE EO u.s..
II H FL

TT IA TIE EASIEST OPERATED; THE LEAST COM
| pIICATED and the least liable to get out Of order
It makes FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES: LOCK, Knot,
Double Lock and Double Knott each sttcn perfect ana
alike ON both sidea Of the fabric.
Tho work viii feed either to the right OF LETT without
stopping tho machine MI.
Gather and stitch on Ru1e at tho same time and DO al
Kinds Of Stitching required by Families and Manufae-
turers.
It runs eaaiIy and Is almost neiselcas.
It is the most rapid In the world. making fVe
stitches to esch revolution -.
Ii uses the same dze threads on both aides OF tne
Il oils no dresses. all Its machinery being on top Of the
table, ,..,, .,
break the thread
IT TT r,
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Hauana Sugar, on account Of ao1oH II may con-
Germ, 5y order Of The Spanish Consul
BY ). A. ENSLOW s. co. ..--
On TUESDAY 18th instant OF II oclpck VIII be sold by
$50 BOXES HAVANA SUGAR, OF various grades.
The said Sugars comprise part OF the cargo Of ths
into fhis nor In distress whilst her intended voyage
fro Havana to Antwerp, and sold for account OF whom
IL may concern, by order of the Spanish Consul -
"a luary4 naMo W
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GEo. ". WILLIAMS,
E. ..W..MARsHALI,
DAVID JENNINGS,


ArrEMpT AT BUnenAnY.-somo daring fellow
made an attempt on last Sunday night to enter the
store Of Afr. FREDERICK CAasTEN, at Rikersvle, by
b1rino holes with an ausur through his panneI
door. door and would have succeeded but that his dogs
were sleeping in the apartment and gave tne
aIarnn,. which caused the robbers to make their
escape before Mr. O. eouli arrivo and either secure
or identify them.
pEpEsTR1AN1sar.-Mr.J JAcK SHEPARD, who has
already established character as determined
pedestrian, now proposes to undertake the unex-
ampled feat Of walking 1000 miles in 1000 hours;
This feat will. be performed: ID u days and 42
nights, allowing reasonable time for repose, re-
teshments, &c. Mr.. Shepard is evidently DC
sirous Of creating notoriety and has taken Pc
culiar method Of doing so. Judgin from his con
dition when he finished his last performance, 1t
viii REQUIRE severe tax of his energies and mus
clos to conclude his present task satisfactorily
walking feat of this description is comparatively
unknoWn to Charleston. Seme noted pedestrians
have walked from this city to New York, but it
was never done for wager, or as business trans
acton: that has been exclusively left to tie fertile
and untiring muscles of orr Northern brethren.
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King and Radcliffe streets, with the dwelling and out
buildings thereon. designated In plat by the same Sur
veyor No l. measuring east King street 6 feet and
on back line "a feet and In depth 1 feet Bounded
north on land of the estate Of Macntosh south No.
In said Mat west on No. 2.
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MORE RA1IRoAps.-A new and important rail
road extension is talked of. The lines Of railroad
from Norfolk and Richmond. South, we under
stand want to extend the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad southwest to Millen; or, to e1-
press It more definitely, they wish to use the South
6aroiina Railroad to Branchville, and thence cut
across to Millen on the Georgia CentTa: Railroad,
thus securing an independent passenger train to
Macon. Columbus and Central Alabama.
In this connection we may also mention that the
Warrenton branch OF the Georgia Railroad is be-
ing pushed forward rapidly and by next fall it is
coped the cnrs will be running to Milledgevile,
the protector Of this important connection for
Charleston is earnestly at work, we are glad to
learn: and we think we may reasonably hope to
have some Macon cotton on our wharyes before
1897 shall have finished its course.
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A Hot sEHoLD NEcEssrTY. name Of COL
GATE has become household word, and CoLeATEs
SOAPS for toilet and family use are considered a
household necessity wherever they are known.
Really good soap is q positive luxury, and saving
of labor in famiGes and we are glad to be able to
recommend Colgates from our own knowledge of
its excellent qualities.
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To BAKERS, aRocERs AND FAMnrEs-Do you wish
Flour warranted to make good breada Do you wish
Flour that will bring you custom9 Do you wish Flour
that will make white bread and not sour3 Then apply to
J. N RossoN No. SO East Bay, who has always large
stock of bcst Georgia. North carona, Baltimore
and New York Flour In barrels, half and quarter bags
December 10 mwfamos
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TIE STREET RAnwAY.-The energetic proprie-
tors OF this enterprise have commenced laying
double track in Rutledge street, from Wentworth
to Calhoun. They will also establish several addi-
t;onal tu1n-outs in Wentworth. street. This will
facilitate the travel on that route to great ex-
tent and obyiste the difficulty that has heretofore
existed Of observing the schedule properly. There
10 little doubt that, with the increase Of trnye tho
Company win run q double line throughout Rut-
ledge and Wentworth streets. It has been COM
plained that the latter thoroughfare s too narrow
for double track, but it has been clearly estab-
ished that the tracks do not interfere with the or
dinsry travel, and vehicles can easily avoid the
street cars. The Company has already given 30
much satisfaction to the community, that any inn
proyaments OF attentions that they propose will
assuredly meet with the hearty approval OF our
citizens.
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THAT LOT on Radcliffe street, marked No.l2 in enid
plat measuring In front said street 80 feet same ON
the back line and In depth 10a feet more or less.
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THAT VACANT LOT next south of Lit No. f. and
having like dimensions. designated on said Plat by
M
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.-At an election held yes
terday for Directors of the First National Bank OF
Charleston, the following gentlemen were elected
-, ANDREW sIMoNDs, President.
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WE REFER to JOHN CoArM1Es, No. 1877 Meeting
street, where he offers q. s. Government harness
and saddles little used, at onefourth their original
cost: four-horse set harness, complete, at ST. fine
ambulance harness, complete, for one horse, ut
$40 Twill suit for buggy, omnibus and light wagon);
lot prime brides and bits at 81. Ws4
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THAT LOT No g. In the above plat. measuring in front
on Kng street 25 feet the same the back nc, and In
depth 122 feet. -. -:
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THAT VACANT LOT joining No. 2 to the west and
known on said plat No. g. and having the Galne d.
ynonaiona No q.
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ALSO

THAT LOT adjoining the above on the south, and
designated in said plat by No g. measuring In front on
King street 80 feet the Same on the back limo, and In
depth 12l feet
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All that VALUABLE PROPERTY at the corner Of Rut-
ledge aud Cannon strees Fer plat Of the Same Sun
yeyor, consisting of four Lots, to-wit: -: - &
LOT No. l, at the corner Of Rutledge and Cannsn
streets with the Buildings thereon neasurngt in front
on Cannon street SO feet inches, the back line II
feet inches and In depth 78 feet inches.
LOT No. g. situate nsIt east Of Lot No. l. measuring
on Cannon street a. feet nohes on the back line 45 feet
inches and in depth 70 feet inches.
LOT No. g. In said plat next east OF No. measuring
In front on Cannon street 80 feet inches the back
line 40 feet and In depth 70 feet inches
LOT No l. situated next east of No. g. measuring In
front ON Cannon street 80 feet inches the back line
40 feet and In depth "a feet 10 inches
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PRIVATE SALES.
By n. M. s1ARsHALL g BRO.

BIZ r.. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
At Prtvate Sale --s-1,.
CORNER STORE, used as Grocery, In the Hsstesn
part Of the city, south o: Calhoun street
For further particulars apply az above. at
january NO. IS 6hOAO EH--z ota-sH-
a FIAe Piano at Prirde sac:
BY SMITH & McGLLliIyhAXy.--
Auctioncers, No. 27 BROAD ssfees'
Janusry3 .-.-------.-
Furniture, Horses, Vehicles, &e:, q AsatoS'
ny SMITH 6 McGILIIVRAY,
No az Rrond street, south side, near SSAdd
street.
Sales of FURNITURE. &c. at private foaadnc'' S
tended to at moderate charges. ..,.,. ,r;;,,ospS
Inction every WEDNESDAY for HORSE. VElSS.n atSs.
FURNITURE, &c at half.psst1 10 o'clock .. ous o.s
October
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THAT VACANT LOT next south Of Lot. No. 8, and
designated said Plat as No. Of the same Dimensions
as No. g.
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THAT VACANT LOT next south Of No. g. desgnated
In said Plat ns No. 5, measuring In front ~ feet II
nches the back line a feet nches end In depth 16s
feet inches. 81