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BREAKFAsT CAKES, Gn1DDLE CAKES, MurF1Es, ROLLS
&c. al made Light and wholesome by using tt PIONEER
YEAST POWDER. If you would use Buckwheat without
having headache aud eruptons use the Pioneer Yeast
Powder Bakers will find this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls Tea Biscuit, &c. Sold by
GRUBER 4 MARTIN,
January IL 12 No 23G King street.
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valued the segars at $3.50 The bananas we're solt
by order Of Court; they had been valued at SIS
but he had casually heard they only brought 81:
MIR. JAMES BANCROFT and SAMUEL c. BLACK, wit
nesses for tho Defence testified that they were old
scgar merchants and knew The value Of sega7s:
those from Baracoa were OF m inferior quality, and
would not be worth moro than s25 to $50 per 1000
at the present rates here they had always sold for
$40 to s12 per 1000 before the war.
The Court then adjourned, and the case WAS con-
tinued over until Thursday
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To BAKERs, GRoCERs AND FAMn1Es-Do you wish
Flour warranted to make good bread2 Do you wish
Flour that will bring you custom2 Do you wish Flour
that will make white bread aud not sour? Then apply to
j. N ROBSON No. 81 East Bay, who has always large
stock OF best brands Georgia. North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour in barrels half and quarter bags
December 10 nwf2moH
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ANOTHER EXHIBITION COMING TO TowN.-We
learn that We are shortly to have a panoramic ex-
hibiton Of ssParadise Lost, the same us that ex-
hibited here last year, to which will be added rep
resentations of the sApocalypse," from the recent
designs Of GusrAvE CoRE and JOHN MARTIN Re-
port speaks very highly of this exhibition.
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Sr. McHAn's CHnEs.-The gratifying iutelli.
gence was received here few days ago that these
bells, eight in number, had been remoulded and
were shipped on the Gladstone, which vessel sailed
from Liverpo ol en- the 23d ultimo. This announce
ment, We know, will be hailed with joy by tho en-
tire community, to whom the bells were q mover
failing source of pride, and whose sweet chimes
when one, heard were never forgotten. But tho
long, long, weary days are passing away, and
Father Time, with his leadcn wings, will soon
bring the joyful intelligence that once more our
ears are to be regaled and our senses delighted by
tho joyful pea,s that wont to issue from old ST.
Michaers tower. The bells were sent to the foun-
dry from whence they were originally obtained
many years ago; and they will come to us, after
their second birth, fraught with many remen-
brances Of the past, but will ring out boldly and
exultingly e hopeful future. st. Michael's
chimes and Charleston are inseparably connected,
and their resurrection and reconstruction will be
received as an omen Of good, and with their sweet
sounds agan pealing upon the air. the past will be
forgotten, and, like our more energetic brethren
We will commence to make history that will put
Charleston again before the world as the Queen
City of tho South.
The SEAcoAsT ROUTE FROM New YORK TO NEW
true policy for all thu seaboard
cities of the South to pursue in rcferonco to the
great through travel is to urge, by all the means
in their power, the speedy completion of the Sea-
board route. This is the only line that will give
Charleston and Savannah fair share OF the pas
,enger traffic from Now York to New Orleans.
Owing to the level nature Of the country, a sche-
lule may be run upon the shortest line along the
,eacoast that will defy competition in spoed The
olowing notice Of the probable early construction
If a railroad from New Orleans t. Mobile, w' copy
rom an exchange This road VII form valuable
portion of this through connectiun:
Most of our readers will be surprised, and all
viii be gratifed to learn that captaifts OF ample
means have united into company, which viii,
within fourteen months, construct The long needed
abroad hence te Mobile, bridging the Rigolets,
nd placing the deightfrl coast towns Of Missis-
ippi within two or three hours ride from Cana
troet. Hardly any announcement could be more
ratifying to our permanent residents, 80 many OF
7hom do now aud so many more would wish 20 en-
oy the refreshing breezes and inVigorating baths
{ these places Of resort, beside the mul6tude Of
theirs who need such road for extensive travel
nd transportation Of goods.
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Meeting OF Butchers and Bakers.
Resolved That the thanks Of this body be endered to
Mrs. EMILY A. JENKINS, for increasing the appetes
OF 80 many Of our community with her CoLLEroN BIT
TIERS. MANY BUTCHERS AND BAKERS.
January II fmwe
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TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAc.-We have received
copy of this Almanac valuable for its statistics
and for reference as to other matters Barring its
political tendencies, it is the most valuable publ
cation of the kind in the country. Published by
the 1,.6une Association, New York.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
GIITS FOR CHRISTMAS And NEW YEARS.

GREAT WATCH SALE ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE
PLAt. GIVING EVERY PATRON A HANDSOME AND AND
RELIABLE WATCH FOR THE LOW PRICE OF IEN
NOT r0 BiS PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECTLI SATlS-
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Havana Plan Kentucky State Lott
REDUCTION OF WHARF RATES.
North & South Commercial WharVes

THE UNDERSIGNED TAXES PLEASURE IN CIV
ING NOTICE to factors merchants, and the mer-
camille community in general that the above Wharves,
are now completed and are in thorough condition and
ready far the accommodation of SKIPPING, the LAND
ING OF PRODUCE and the STORAGE OF The sAMn.
that can be found In the city commodious and pacu.
larly arranged for the STORAGE OF COTTON AND
RICE The solicitation Of portion Of that -
libernly bestowed upon Others at higher rate deetz.
ed at tho following rates, with every accommodated
assured to those doing business at the above Whaves
STORAGE.
Square Bales 25 cents per month, instead o. 80.
Round Bales, 40 cents per month, instead OF 20.
Rice, in barrels, "a cents per month instead Of ~
AL other charges according to the esaens99a I1a ~
1853. E. c. HOLLANsD.
January us SIlNerlnIenue1aS
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DISTRICT CouRT.-The Court met at 10 A. M.
yesterday, in the City Hail. The venire was called,
and the Juries being organized, the case Of the
State us. Jack Morris. .(colored) for larceny was
taken up. The prisoner plead not guilty; aud
after hearing the testimony advanced, the Jury re-
turned q verdict Of not guilty.
LEWIS BRowN-Larceny. A mol. pros. was en-
tered by the Attorney General.
MIDDLETON s,HTH-Larceny. The prisoner plead
guilty to the charge.
LAWRENCE Em1-Assault with intent to hll.
The prisoner having waived his right to trial by
jury, he was found guilty by the Court.
PAUL HUTCHINSON, for the same offence, was
found guilty by the Jury
JAMES HALL-Larceny. The Court decided him
to be guilty of petit larceny.
PETEn PALMEn aias PETER HOLMES Larceny
was found guilty by the Jury,
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A petition from S; D. Kirk and J. n; Eason, resi-;
dents of the Upper Wards, asking that Hampstead
Mall be enclosed, was referred to the Committee on
Public Institutions and Grounds.
Alderman Pringle, from tho Committee on En-
crossed Acts, reported an Ordinance to establish
tho Office Of German Teacher in the High School
of Charleston. Tho Ordinance was ratified by the
Mayor and Council.
No further business being presented, Council
adjourned.
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TIE FITNESS OF THNas.-We forget whether il
was LUTHER or WESLEY who remarked that he die
not see why the Devil should have all the good
tunes, and tho Church only those Of dolefu
character Certain it is that there is prevailing
prejudice still widely existing in favor Of solemn
music for the Church service. Some there are who
think that the music should, in all cases, be
adapted to the words, but this idea is not unfre-
auently treated by the professors Of the tunefu]
art as antiquated. Such strict adherence to the
SETTER is thought to bo vory injurious to the full
development Of the divine muse. This train ot
thought was suggested by attendance at church
recently, not many hundred miles from the Pal
metto city. The minister sgaye OUT
.pluneed in gulf Of dark despair
After an elaborate prelude the choir struck up
s.Gratitude, ,"-an adaptation, if We are not mis-
taken, Of German waltz. After the first stanza
had been sung, the organ;.t showed his taste, and
enlivened the audience, by giving the aria, with
variations, Of course, Of "Still so gently Ger me
stealing" The second was sung, and for inter-
lude followed few bars from ga life on the Ocean
wave" Then the choir gave the third stanza Of
the hymn, which was relieved by an aria from
sMasaniello," !" and so on to the end.
For somo unaccountablo reason, ministers do
not like this arrangement. And wo ourselves
think it would work much better to let the orgRn-
ist or leader OF the choir first give out" the tune;
the rector can then adapt his hymn to it after
wards We throw out this hint as on experiment
merely, not feeling quito sure whether or not it
will work.
TIE FINE Anrs.-The Council Chamber has
been so often remodelled that it has become
gradually transformed into an apartment that
might vie with o ladies' bocdor for the tasty ar
rangement and elegant style Of the furniture,
paintings, &c. The number Of the lattor have
been lately increased by the addition of two fine
half-size and lifc-liko portraits of Generals r.
LEE and Stoncwau JACKSON. These two glorious
c.lo. .tains arc on other side Of the desk-look
calmly on, apparently as much at home in the
cabinet as they woro in the field. The gilt frames
make these portraits very attractive, and they add
greatly to the appearance of o room that could
hardly be improved upon. But besides the fine
arts other improvements are visible. The massy
chandele: and brilliant gas fixtures are of recent
finish. and owe much Of their present beauty to
the hands OF Mr. BRooKBAkKs. q veteran gas
ftter. The Council Chamber has been made SC
yery attractive that it is surprising that the
Aldermen do not alter the Constitution 80 as to
meet there every Tuesday instead OF having il
fortnightly, as at present.
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PRIVATE! SALES.

II P,iuate Sale or 10 Lease for a Term Of Years,
q aeost oaEuab1e Rice and Sea leland C6tto3a
Plantation ON Pom Pom Riue7. :-.zf...f il,
BY CLIFFORD s. mATHEWES, sss:oi
Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad street.f
Containing 200 aOres-800' acres cleared and undr
bank 800 acres high land .aN in good order and now
ready planting Buildings to accommodate one hun
dred hands more. With the place. Will be sold mules
stock and hats, &c.
For terms, &c, apply az above. :. :. .-ss'
January II !4s5ss.. mN1S
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.

How few there who not subject to some affection
OF the lungs respiratory organs, who by neglecng
premonitory symptoms aggravate the complaint until
disease strikes its shafts causing ne1pressble torture
Of the patient and anxiety and distress to friends sOuly
cold slight sore throat" is the bed1ess remark
of many when affected. Yes "On1y cold, !" the
thoughtless expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey.
Forowarncd-Forearmed! should be the motto forever
in the minds Of all subject to Coughs Colds Catarrh
Influenza Words of advice should be needed by a sui
fering from Asthma, Bronchitis Consumption. Relief
within their reach; snd ii neglected. fatal consequences
ensue-a life of misery-a daily, hourly struggle for
istence contest in which there be but one victor
Death - 2 =
Does 1t not appal the strongest mind to thnk,f the
result caused by neglect? Then why delay? II INT
can DO offered, when timely warningis sounded In
your e1rs When the danger ts pointed IT, why
avoid It? MAnsDENs PECToRALl BALM been used
with success In nearly million of cases, nd ia endorsed
by ths Medical Faculty the rrompt md efica
cons remedy that scientific has discovered to
relieve and all Of Co rhs Colds Influenza,
and Consumption, If tho is not beyond all hope.
Even when tho sufferer is the last stages he will find
relief by using this prep tration. Ono bottle will
vnco the most ncredulos that emeris Of this prepa
ration by means exaggerated; in fact fall far abort
of the euloges bestowed upon it by thousands who have
been cured by Its :mely guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed in every instance
to refund the money when this preparation fails to
Ieve. ...5=z
Prepared by T. ". MARsDEN, 10. 4s7 Broadway, New
York. .--=z@.=::fz
Price, so cents small bottle; 81 large sige..
KING L. CASSQDEY,
Jp1,o o1o- ,&u.r rb1r1oo
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p. HI. Il.

p. HI. B.
Are Synonymous with Health, Strength and Vigor.
The secret will be revealed by investing In bottle of
spANKNN's HEPATIC BTTTERS For sale by all
Druggists
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. z5
EdgeTton d Richards ct al us p. Fl. Waring Ad-

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. :z
Edge17ose d Richards et al, us. P. Il. Warinq, Ad-
nainistr0tor, et al. ..,s-.f
On TUESDAY, tha 5th February NEXT at II O'Clock will
be sold near the Old Custom House.
ALL THAT PLANTATION Or TRACT OF LAND,
situate on the Wando River in Christ Church Parrish
Charleston District composed Of two Tracts,
atnng 1900 acraa more or loss bounding to the NORTH
east and northwest on WAndo River and two creeks
emptyng into said rver west lands formerly Of Hop
son, south lands formerly Of Sarah Rutlcdge and now
Of J. Thomas 81. White The other tract containing 81
acres, lying between the Tract Rforead and lands now
OF j. Thomas a. White-which said two Tracts Of Land
together are represented on pat thereof made by
James Courtenay in 1928 as containing 1881 acrex.
AL that TRACT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
thereon situate Florence, in the District Of Oar
Hngton 8. O., containing Ave Isl acres bounding to the
north on land of the estate Of James Hunter known
Stephenson Tact SOUTH east and west lands OF tho
estate Of Susannah Good
Terms:-O ehaf cash; balance in ono year. secured
by bond and mortgage Of the property J. W. GRAY.
january is vi tuS Master in Equity.
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SHooT1Na.-We understand that a few days ago,
very trusty and intelligent negro man, Of the
name Of Frank, who vas the overseer ',pon the
plantation Of Mr.. J. BENNET B1ssEII'. at Comba-
hee, had been shot and killed by another negro,
who was working upon the place as q bricklayer.
The murder, as re are informed, was foul one,
and the offender has been arrested.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
OF ALL KINDS, AT LOW PRICES; IRON AND
~ Steel Ploughs, Whoelbarrows. Trucks, Straw and
stalk Cutters, Corn sheers Tanning and Grain Mills
Cotton Gins Corn and Cotton Planters Seed Drills,
Plough Casting, Gin Gear and other Castings, Horse
Power Thrcsh1g Machines, Guano, Bone Dust, Phos-
phate of Lime &C. JOHN MOORE,
December 10 9mo No. 1873 EFontstreet, New York ),
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A m USE NJ EN- S..

ST. CECILIA SOCIETY.
BALL WILL BE GIVEN AT THE HALL OF TIL
n South Carolina Society To-mo7row Evening, It'll
inst Members will procure their Tickets from the Bee
retary at his Office, No. IS Broad street.
z=zzzs# NJ, T.. WILKINS,
January 1G Secretary and Treasurer
WILL BE GIVEN BY SCHILLER LODGE No. so,
w o. O. F., Tharsday Janunry 18th, 1857 ct Bru-
dorlichen Bund Hail. King street, near Horlbeck Alley,
commencing at 71z o'clock, p NJ. Tickets can be had
of the Committee Positively Ticket sold ut the door,
Tickets So. 4z5=l5z
=CoxsnTTEE.-H. q. KNEE, Chairman; WAL DIERs-
SEN, A. TIEFENTHLL, a. L. sCHLOBOHM, H. W.
TIENCKEN, H. WILLIE e. STRUCK, G. HOFFMEYER,
C. MEHRTENs, :. PUGKHABER 81 January Is
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FREUNpscHAr-sBuND.-A the members Fot
this club and lhcir friends enjoyed tine musical
and dramatic FEAST HERR PETsoH played his
part we'll The last piece, "Guten Abend, Herr
Fischer" was eScellently rendered. and afforded
much amusement to the audience.
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Tallsab!e Sea Island Colon and Rice Plantation,
ON the Ashepoo Riuer.
By CLIFFORD g. MATHEWES,
Renl Estate Agents, No. sc Broad Street,
SEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLANTATION On
the Ashopoo River near tho Charleston and Savannah
Railroad containing 1900 acres Of acres OF high
land cleared 900 Of rice land under bank with
good landings and healthy summer residence. On
the place is dwelling and outhildings stable barn,
overseers house, and good negro quarers Large cps
quality, and situated at nne pitch OF tide for flowing
and draininR mWt8 January IL z.
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Residence IN. Coming street.
Ry LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.

.: TIE \ d, DE DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, situate on ths
east side of Coming street. and known by the No. ~
containing SIX upright roons dressing rooms raat3:
kitchen Carriage House. kc The tccreaaurea 66 feet
front BY 1o0 feet oeep. Apply. as above, at
JahuaTyu fmw8 NO. % BROAD sTRSNi..
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BAUGH,S
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE

1UHE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE Has
j always been benefcin.-the only difficulty being to
obtain genuine article. Before Offering BAUdH'S
PHOSPHATE on the marKet the last season submitted
1t for analysis to Professor Shepard OF tho South Caro-
lima Medical College, who fully endorsed It, and his
opinion has now been verified by actual experiment. by
our own Planters whose testimony have Of the su
peror e1ceency of this Phosphate especially In the cu
ture of Cotton, In insuring good stand.
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Cooley FOR FEBRUARY.-Ou thanks are due H.
NJ. QUINN & Bro. for the February number OF
Godey It is, as usual, filed with excellent fashion
plates and interesting reading matter.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY
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REQUIEM MAss.-Attention is directed to the nc
tce in another column of Mass to be offered up
at St. Marys Church in behalf of the late E.
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Valuable Sea Island Cotton Plantation, ,oeA stocked
7ritlin miles of the CStu. -. s..l..5

Valuable Sea 7Sg1lG C0H6n FIa7Rdttt7 tD61t y10CR1Q
aci1in miles Of the CITY.
BY CLIFFORD & &MATHEWES, -.
Real Estate Agents, No. So Broad street.
At Private Sale-z - q - = 49,
"A VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION,
in complete order on Wappoo Greek and steno River in
st. Andrews Parish containing about 500 aores 400 Of
which are cleared and in complete order for planting
The place IA well settled with dwelling and outbuldnsH
large barns stables and sheds STOCK cotton ho1ss
and gins in order good negro quarters and fences steam
engine OF S0horse power and gst mill with 100 cords
of wood in the yard An orchard Of 1000 choice bearing
pear trees. :. -,
6MuLEs, Horse 1s head Of Cattle. 20 head Of Hcs4
1000 bushels Of Corn and Forage to feed 50 hor1ea f
The above Plantation Ia within miles Of the city,
accessible by land or water and the land Is Of the best
quality and under high state OF cultivation.
January IA -: nn~1S
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LACE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

1900 FRENCH LACE COLLARS are offered at 16c.
each Genuine Clnny Guipure and Brussels Laces ~
very low figures .,z.z,..,,o
i1UO pieces Englah and French BONNET RIBBONS, in
various widths, ut very low prices.
LADIES' AND MISSES HATS Ostrich Feathers and
In uIcat variety.
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ISupe,7luneraries Jarvis, D. ". Ohlandt,
". a. Houston, A. s. Brown, J. .. Kirkpatrick, J..
McCabe, Henry Clark, M. Q. Welsh, John 7: Stock,
LANCER, NJ. 7. Mathieson, John Harleston, B. Con-
reily john Bl.nch, Philip Lots, A. B. Glover, W.
L. baggett, James Carey, Patrick Darcy.
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Four Hundred Thousand {4oo, ,oo0) :On6wnt Brioks
at Auction.- - ~3,s.s si.5 - 8 s..:,;
By JOHN 8. RIGGS. s.55..;. II >:
VIII be sold TOMORROW. 18th inst, Immediately sftaf
the sale of Real Estate, ..z-Sz
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND. UNBURNT BR1oKH,
On landing Wando River. - =.
E Conditions ca:h I'D sS:.- -. January 16-
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The bonds of tho different city officers having
been executed and presented, were approved.
Council then went into an election for Chimney
Contractors, which resulted as follows In the
Lower Wards, Dir. u. Nixon in the Upper Wards,
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January IL 22
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ArAx extra meeting Of the Young America Fire
Engine Company, held on the 10th inst JAMES S.
WEsrENDoRsF was unanimously elected President,
uicc A. N. PuNDT, resigned.
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The VACANT LOT adjoining the above to the south,
and having the Same dimenHons. -
Conditions One-half cash; balance IN ono year. secut
ed by bond and mortgage interest payable ssmAnnu.
ally The buildings TO be insured and policy assigned
Purchasers to pay for papers. 1s Jauuafy16
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rman Marshall, Alderman
to fill the vacancy in the
r. R., occasioned by the
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TIE NEW CUSTOM HousE-h tho good old
days we read about-the mite bellum era-it was
decided by the powers that be-the heads Of the
nation-that Charleston should have new Gus
tom House-one suited to her commercial pros
perity-and that the old building that served the
double purpose of Postof6ce aud Custom House,
bo Jad
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Reeulnr nIeet1np or Counci1

HSesI 11111 11oetfhS o1 OUNlacds
The regular meeting OF Council was held last
evening. Present-The Mayor; Aldermen Ravenel
Wragg, O'Neill, Willis, steinmeyer, Olney, oakes,
Honour, Earle, courtenay, Marshall, Enston, Will
deu, Cosgrove, Small and Pringle.
A number Of applications for Tavern Licenses
Nos. and were presented and referred to the
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LATEd6 tAd1 AGE, SXVC1k
q: &c., &c. q; slij..s.zz;.s;, - ;55Tf.
viii sell Mt public SALE at my Plantation In the Fork Of
Ediso Orangeburg District II miles nom Oran9eturx
village and miles from Graham 8 Turnout On THURS
DAY, the 7th day Of February next ;.ts.l - 49,
z. 5000 acres Of first quality COTTON, ON,PROVls!ONAND
TIMBER LANDS with fine Dwelling and ;outhouseAft Is
settlements gin houses sugar mill steam mil IN
hne working order ste for water mill viii dam intact
and two other are sites for water power TO be sold p
trncts to suit purchasers. go,