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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.


Auction Sales This Day.
LSK BENNETT will sell this day, near tho old E1-
change corner Of Broad street and East Bay at O'CLOCK
fvc houses md lots In Private Court Ward No g. also
i've houses and lots in Wiers' Court Ward No. 9; also
the steamer Plato, with all her fixtures.
T. L. WnrrNKY will sell this day, on the north sdc OF
the Exchange of Broad street and East Bay at
II o'clock desirable residence the southwest corner
of Rutledga and Montague streets.
sxru McGuL1vRAY will sell this day, on the north
steps OF tho old custom house. st II o'clock. valuable
sea islnnd Gotten plantation Johns 1sland; also
valuable collection Of desirable city property.
J. A. EssIow l. Co. will sell taia day, before their
store No. los Rast Bay at hapas 10 o'clock 100 boxes
choice grocery sugar.
]. D. E. SLOAN will sell this day, at tho old post
Office at haepast 10 o'clock 1900 brown paving stones
Will be sold this day. under the direction Of JAstEs
TUppxR, Esq., Master In Equity, near the old custom
house. at IL o'clock lot OF land In Washington street.
formerly known "Prothro's Mill; also plantation
or tract of land In ST. Andrews Parish, Chareaon Dis
trict, situate on Wando River.
Under tho direction of JAMES ", GRAZ, Rsq., Muster In
Equity will be sold this day in front of the old custom
house. At II O'clock lot Of land. with tho buildings
thereon OH the north side OF the street bounding Hamp
atsad hall to the north.
A1oxzo T. Nnrrx L SoN will Gell this day, at No. 157
Meeting street. oppoate the Charleston Hotel, at II
O'Clock tho wagons safes harness, Office furniture, &c
lAoy the property OF the M ion Express and Trans
portaton Company.
T. NJ CATER will sell this day Browns Wharf, at 10
O'Clock 200 rkus and tubs OF butter and 100 hrkns OF
lard.
MILES DRAKE vii sell this day, at his store corner
Of King Liberty strecta at 10 o'clock an assortment
OF dry goods, clothing furniture &c.
r. ". KNOX will sau this day, at their saosrooms
No. 1873 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion HOTEL at 10
O'Clock assortment of fancy dry goods and an nvoioe
of clothing,
r. l. A. P. CALDWELL will sell this day before their
store, No 50 East Bay, Mt 10 o'clock, apple brandy
butter dried apples. mackere shoulders, dc.
BRUINS l. BEE will sell this day, in front Of their
store No. IS East Bay, at hafpast 10 O'clock large
quantity of mackoreI and herriugs.
M1LLraAN MELcHlRs / Co. will sell this day At their
store, No. % vendus Range, at 10 o'clock Rino mud
Clarst vino, whskey dry goods. furniture. &c.
JEFroRps Co. will sell this day, before their store
No 81 yenduo Range ut halpast O'Clock, sugarcarsd
strips. candles, lard, &c.
M L. A1uAR will soil this DAY, at bis storo, No.
Is vendue Range ut 10 o'clock, furniture, clothing,
onions, plantation boat, &C.
LAuRE1 L ALEXANDER will soil this day IL i.sr store
No 1871 East Bay. at 10 o'clock. Mornings hams shoul
ders, &c.
r. M. MARSHALL l. Bro. will sell this day. at their
prime mules.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

BT0tcH U3 C7ttI7te5tOH U1p0 hUUu"7tu7s 1tut7 ottu
Company.
Will be sold undor tho direction of the undersigned, at
the old Custom House, In this city, on the 26th OF
February, 1867. at IL O'Clock A. d.
All that PLANTATION AND TRACT OF LAND, In St
p.uls Parish Colleton District known the JERICHO
PLANTATION, containing seventeen hundred and ff
acres more o. ;ss and bounded by lands Of Motto Le-
eare John Boyle, Joseph Marlin, DR.. 3. B. Smith, L.
Boiling, aud James King.
Tern1s-Cash sufficient to pay the amount now due
upun bonds t. tho complainant; the balance in one and
two years. secured by bond of the purchaser aud mort
caQe of the preses with interest from dsy Of sale, pay
Sbie serni-nnnualy. Purchaser to pay Tor papers.
JAMES TUpPER,
February g tut Master in Equity.
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SACRED CoScEnT.-We learn that sacred con-
cert will shortly be given in the Citadel Square
Church, and that it is tho intention Of those who
ahe undertaking the matter to give music from the
most celebrated masters.
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FAU11s DEscENsus CAyERN1.-"It is easy to fall
down cellar, particularly when the trap door is
open" This, we believe, may be considered fair,
though very liberal, translation of the dictum OF
the Mantuan Bard. We have of late on several oc-
easions proven in our own Local person the stern
truth Of the assertion. There are open pitfalls
along the sidewalks in the romantic locality known
as the Burnt District; and man, sober and steady
going to supper,-not coming from it,-may,
without any imputation on his moral character
take an Involuntary leap in the dark the gas lamps
being as yet unmultipled. But ", taie great
pleasure in stating that this sad order OF things is
soon to cease Our energetic Mayor is reconstruct
ing streets and sidewalks in most vigorous style.
Passing through Queen street, yesterday, between
King and Meeting, we saw the workmen engaged
In nicely constructing a now brick sidewalk. The
cellar lots there are also being fenced in on the
street side. This is as it should be.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ACkEowLEDaa1ENT..-Me tender thanks to Es-
TELL BRoTnER, newsdealers and booksellers Of
Savannah, for package Of Georgia papers.
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Auction SALE OF sUaAR.-The attention Of deal
ora ia invited to the auction sale Of 100 boxes
choice grocery sugar by Messrs. }. A. EssLoW q
Co., at their store, No. 125 East bay' az hen-pas'
10 o'clock this morning.
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This great stomachic Healer so long and avorably
known to the American public, is just what the pespe
need. It is remedy they rely on. For DJspepsa,
Heartburn, Headache Dzznoas. Ague, Liver Complaints
Pains in the Side and Back &C., It has equals not the
least among its virtues its extreme easantness to the
taste and immediate bunehcal effect. Try it. ye dyapep
tics and be cured tuths3 February 8
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TIE CRY SQUARH.-From boyhood up, never
having seen larger affair than this as spot for
the recreation Of grown persons, and plsy ground
for little people, ve have always been delighted to
hear strangers and natives who have visited lnrger
cities call it spark" and, rs several OF our
travelled citizens az well as few of the Aldermen
consider this as proper cognomen for this snort
cut from Broad to Meeting street, We shall con-
tentedly consider it as the "City Park" and begin
to believe that the "Conscript Fathers" are about
bestowing proper care upon it.
After the occupation Of tho city by the Northern
forces, when this spot was as green and verdant
as ever it having never been injured by the nuer-
Gus shells which had mutilated other pretty por-
lions Of the town, and when the budding trees be-
gan to throw out their beautiful leaves and fra
grant blossoms, it seemed as il they who had con-
troll Of our destines at that time anxious that
the citizens should no longer enjoy tho pleasures
which nature had allowed them on this charming
spot, and consequently turned into the square"
hundreds of horses and mules, that they might de-
stroy the lofty trees that had been planted years
ago. as memorial Of the visit to Charleston OF the
immortal LAFAYETTE; and in this attempt our con-
querors succeeded so well that many of the finest
elms and csdars, as well as others, faded and died,
yielding no shade nor be.uty since. But, as every
thing at the present time is being amended and
Improved by the City Council, as far as their means
will reach and as this little pieco OF ground has
attracted their attention, much to the qualification
Of ourselves and other good citizens feel bound
to return our Acknowledgements to them, and to
say that thing gives us more pleasure than to
see the decayed trees being carried OF, and the
buds Of the living ones commence TO swell, for We
are then assured that both are about to Leave.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Gddsden us. Gddsden.
THIS DAY, the 9th Of February, ut II o'clock, A.
h. will be sold, under the direction Of the Master in
front of the Old Custom House,
All thut LOT OF LAND with tho Buildings thereon,
situate the north eide of the street, bounding Hsnp-
stead Public n to the nort measuring In front the
street 100 feet the tho shack line, and in depth
400 feet moro less: bounding north land Of A
Turman, east on lnnd Of W. S. Gndsden, and west on
lands of Mrs. Dotterer and Mr. EaBon.
Torms-Onethind cash. balance In bond, with interest
annually and mortgage Of the property the buildings
to be- insured and lcy assigned to the Master Pu
chaser to pay for papers. j. " GRAY,
February th1 tu3 Master in Equity.
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TnDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

VNet0 uS. iHGJee.
VIII be Sold under tha direction Of the undersigned ut
the Old Custom House In this city, on TUESDAY, tho
26th day Of February, 1857, at II O'Clock A. If,
All that TRACT OF LAND, in the State Of Florida, be
ing In Township x Of twentyseven md Township six
and seyou of range south and Gust aud the
boundary and description thereof, appear from the
plat OF survey made ind returned into tho Office Of the
OF the United States for the State Of
Florida with tho field notes thereby, in R. ". Norris
United States Deputy Surveyor, and file In sd oce
containing eleven thousand nine hundred and ninety
one and twenty-hundredths acres OF land.
The nbove Tract has been divided into sections Of 160
acres md will be 80 solI plat Of the Land may be
saen at the office Of the undersigned.
Torms-One-half cush; balance In year, secured
by bond OF the purchaser and personal security and
mortgage Of tho lands. Purchaser to pay for papers
- JAMES TUPPER, Master in Equity.
NJ Tho following papers will plcuse copy and send
bill to this office: Savannah Republican and Augusta
ConstitutionaliHt. tut February
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

CTUI8deH Us. -fT0HIfO. -----
Will be sold under the direction OF the undersaed at
3 the old Custom House. In this city, THIS DAY. the
5th day of February, 1857, at II O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND in this city formerly known
az the land on which "PROTHRO's MILL" stands,
fronting Washington street westwardy and contain
inp In front on said street l22 feet northwardy lands
belonging to the estate Of Samuel Ham to the channel
of Cooper River; southwardly on land belonging to
Richard F. Smith to the channel Of Cooper Rlyer and
easwsry by the channel of Cooper River 122 feet and
more particularly designated Number Is and Number
IA on certain at thereof made by Charles Parker Sur
yeyor on tho -, Gay Of July, 1852.
Terms-Se much cash as n,ay be requisite to pay the
mortgage debt in this eaac with interest and costs and
the balance In two equal successive annual lnslmens
with interest from date, payable seannually secured
by bond Of tho purcha-er and mortgage OF the premises
The purchaser to pay for papers.
JAMES TUPPER,
Fnhr,ary flu Master In Equity,
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

EI pdr1e McLe0Q. -
Will be sold under the direction Of tho underGgnsa at
the old Custom House, in this CITY, on TUESDAY, tne
18th day of February. 1857, at IL O'CLOCK,
All that LOT OF LAND in the town OF Wilhamstoc' IN
the District OF Andersen containing one acre more or
less lying in tho southeast corner OF lot Eee Soio9
brown, on tile 4th day Of Septeuber 1851 Which lot was
improved and formerly occupied by F. a. Hoke.
Terms-One half cash. balance in one year. secured oy
bond Of purchaser and mortgage Of the premises with
interest rom day OF sale. Purchaser to pay tor papers
Iannnrr 10 tuf5 Master in Equity.
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7,o11y.dre thousand Dollars Desirable Securities
By y. DHAXTCN FORD,

Gt dttctEO3t.
BY ,DRAYTJN FORD,
Brolser anI Commission Agent.
Will be sold ty order Of the President and Directors OF
the Elmors Mutual Insurance Company OF Charleston,
at til. north of tile old Custom House. in the city or
Charleston South Carolina, on TUESDAY the l9th dsy
of February, 1867, at II o'clock A. Al, without any
uapncr Of reserve or limitation, the following valuable
Securities:
s3S 500 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COMPANY SIX PER CENT. BONDS, guaranteed by
Stuto of South Carolina.
Sic ooo CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, FIRST MORTGAGE,
SECOND LIEN. ~ ,,,,, 1,,,,,-r
s5oo SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD SIX PER CENT.
BOND, redeenIable 1865. -, <,,,,,
s12,0UO STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
BONDS. , e,,,,,,,, nr,p
CENT. STOCK. ,,,,,,, <,-,o.,r,
sa1uCrrY OF CIARL LEsToN SIX PER CENT. STOCK,
interest quarterly.
s3555 EIitIiLEsT n AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS, State t;uaIan ce. --
5000 CHARLES ON AND SAVANNAH. RAILROAD
- COUPONS, FIRST MORTGAGE, SECOND LIEN
s2160 STNIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUPONS.
s97.6U SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COUPONS
n.5- Shareholders OF the Elmote Insurance. Company
WHO r,y purchase any OF the above Securities can hare
Leir interests In the assets Of the Company
credited III settlement if they SO desire.
J. DRAYTON FORD,
January 81 thstu6 No. 10 Broad street.
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For restoring strength end appetite, use The great
Southern Tonic, PANxN1S's HEpAT1e BIrTEKs and you
will not be disappointed Tor salo by al druggists tn
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ATTENTION is called to the sale of the property
late of the National Express and Transportation
Company, consisting in part Of wagons, harness.
safes, &C., as advertised by Messrs. ALoNzo j.
WHITE s. Son, this day, at II o'clock, at No. 157
Meeting street.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
EaqeYton d Richards ct al us. P. Fl. Warinq, Ad-

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Edge7ton d Richards ct al, vs. p. Fl. War7nq, Ad-
rainistrdtor, ct al.
THIS DAY the 9th Of February, ut II O'Clock, will
be sold ucar the Old Custom House.
ALL THAT PLANTATION Or TRACT OF LAND,
situate on the Wando Aver, In Christ Church Parish,
Charleston District composed Of two Tracts, ono con-
tanning acrss or less, bounding to the north,
cast and northwest on Wando River and two creeks
emptying into said river; west lands formerly OF Hop
1on south on formerly Of Sarah Rutledge, and
Of j. Thomas r. White The other tract containing 61
acres lying between the Tract aforesaid and lands
OF J Thomas B. Whito-which said two .ractJ of Land
together ere represented plat thereof, made by
James Ceurtenay in 1928 as containing 1851 aeros
ALI that TRACT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
thereon situate Florence, in the District Of Dar
nngon s. c., containing five 6 acros, bounding to the
north on land Of tho estate Of james Hunter known
Stephenson Tract SOUTH east and west lands of the
estate Of Susannah Good.
Terrrs-One-hlK cash; balance In one year, secured
by bond and mortgage of the property. J. W. GRAY,
February s vi tu3 Master in Equity.
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STATE TAxrs.-It has been generally believed
that to dodge tax is not only fair and just, but is
IN action creditable to tho performer. Acting on
this principle many refuse to pay, and give no at
tention to the notices demanding q settlement.
The leniency Of the Government officials haa been
exercised to such an extent that the quality Of
mercy became strained, and it was determined to
put the executions in the hands Of the Sheriff. In
most Of tho cases year had past and no effort
was made by the parties previously notified, to
como. forward snd redeem their liabilities. Under
these circumstances, in spite OF the poverty and
destitution Of the country forbearancs has ceased
to be virtue, and the demand now lis cash up, or
proceedings will be instantly commenced to on
force settlement. Delinquents who have hereto
fore procrsstinated, are plainly told that now is
the accepted time, and that future delays will be
indeed dangerous A word to the wise is suff-
ciont.
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NATIVE PEARL VERSUS PoncR1A1N. Dentists
ware is a poor substitute for Natures. Let those
who 10 believe use the SozoDoNT, which, il daily
applied will prevent oil necessity for false teeth by
keeping tho real ones sound and healthy.
February5 tus4
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.MRS. s. J. COTCHETvT

TTAs TEMPORARILY LOCATED HER BUSINESS
ii at No. Oh KING STREET, "up Stairs" next to
Hart 3 Hardware s ore where she will be happy to
attend to any orders In DRESS MAKING, CLOAKS,
BASQUES, &c. tuths3 February
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Scales AND GUANo.--We invite attention to tho
advertisement in another column Of Mr. J. N. Rob-
son. No. 62 East Bay. He offers for sale sHALBh's
celebrated family scales, which ara admirably
adapted for household purposes, as they run from
half ounce to Is pounds. Ho has also 9 large as
sortment OF fertilizers, among them the farmers
Plaster OF Gypsum. Planters in want OF manures
would act wisely by giving him call.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Carolintan ut Columbia, is now sent
to every postofce in the State Being the ocie paper
Of the State it will be found ut the present time espc
cally valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves of q very large circulation.
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AGRICUL LTURAL.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

OF ALL KINDS, AT LOW PRICES; IRON AND
" Steel ploughs, whcelbarrows, Trucks Straw md
Stalk Cutters Corn Shelters Fanning and GEnin Mills
Cotton Gins Corn and Cotton Planters Seed Drills
Plough Casting, Gin Gear and othor cantngs, Horse
Power Threshing Machines, Gunno, Bone Dust, Phos- !
phnte of Lime. &C. JOHN MOORE, &]
necennber III 2mo No. 1913 Front-street New York
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PROFESSOR J. J. CH1soLM.-In publishing the
proceedings of the Board of Trustees of the Uni
yersity OF South Carolina, recently held at Column
bia, we stated that DR.. J. J. Cu1soLM had been
elected to the Professorship in the Medical De-
partmont. We have hoard from good authority
that Professor ClusoLM, having identified himself
with the Medical College in Charleston, will con-
tinue his connection with that institution; and
has, therefore, declined tho very attering invita-
ton to organize the Medical Department of the
University.
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10 PLANTEns.-u you wish Fertilizers, apply to j.
ROBSON No. G2 East Bay, who has always large stock
and on the most favorable terms.
November 20 su thstu2mos
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PERsoNA1-J r. YOUNG. Esq, managing editor
Of the New York Tribune, is in the city, and stop
ping at the Mills House. MIR. YOUNG is most ac-
compIshed journalist, and is considered in New
York one of the first in that honorable profession.
By his energy and capacity he has made the T"i-
bune the most excellent newspaper in the United
States.Fhis much praise we heartily give it, not
withstanding it's Objectionable political featares-
though we must say that if Mr.. GREELEY and Mr.
YOUNG could fully carry out their own ideas in its
columns, it would, under the circumstances, be the
least Objectionable daily paper to the people Of he
South published in New York. The Southern
people admire an opponent if he is open and con-
sisEsnt such as GREELEY has ever been.
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Tm COURT OF EQUITY opened its session yester-
day, Chancellor IEsEsNE presiding. The morning
was spent in hearing petitions, memorials, and
motions, and in granting orders. There was q
large attendance of the Bar. ---s----
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E. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE 0P Limb
OR
BONE DUST MANURE.

WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANT
w ERS to the above az superior manura for elther
Corn or Cotton tho experience of last year proving
equal If not superior to Peruvian Guano.
The following is the report Of IN analysis made from
lot now in store:
Phosphate Of Lime, soluble. be..................8. $40
Phosphate Of Limo, insouble.. ble...............28.S0 8.S0
sulphate of Limo and traces of Sulphate of
Ammonia, Potash, Soda and Magnesia
with some FREQ Sulphuric Acid, about. 500
Hyeromctic Water expelled at 212 degrees. $500
Combined Water % portion of this belongs to
tho Phosphate of Limo, which was est-
mated after its ignition; the grcater partof
Animal Animal Natter and Animal Matter 5000
Silica Sand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
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They never full.

"rlrow physic to the dogs, 1 II none of it.
TO make assurance doubly sure
III take"-fLANTAr1oN BITTEhs,
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0.LUBLE PACIFIC
GUANO.
TIE COMPOSITION OF THIS GUANoB DEN-
TICAL WITH PERUVIAN. 1T DIFFERS
ONLY m THE PROPORTIONS OF THE
oA1 1f17 TT 1sNftqh1Tc

WHILE TT CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA, IT has
IVY nearly twioo the quantity OF Phosphate Of Lime
on Cotton the past have in many instances e1
celed Peruvian Guano hns in no case proved ess nc
teryeneg the crop does not suffer from Its the
case with Peruvian Guano By OF the presence In
of go large per cont of Phosphate Of Lime Its use i'm
proves the so to an extent TINT cannot bo realized from
Peruvian Guano. -s.=
Every cargo of this Guano is to rigid ingpec
tion analysis and is sold basia ef actual value
The undersigned Agent is prepared to furnish the tes
tmony of we'll known South Carolina planters in evidence
of the superior excellence of this Dunno.
J. N. ROBSON, Agent,
-Decamhar4 tuthssu3mo NO. G2 EAST HhY.
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MAnspEN's PEcronM BALM for Whooping Cough
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN L CO.. Agents.