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Estate Sale bp order Executors Small DtoeQinq.
BIZ WILBUR & SON. g
At Private ea1e-r: ......ss,z.,.s.s
ALI THAT LOT OF. LAND, with neat two story
brick DWELLING thereon, situate on the south side
of wentworth street near East Bay, and known by
the Tena ment No. s. House wall hniahed, contain
ing four sQuare and ono dressing room, brick hitch.
en- &c. Measuring in ont on Wentworth street 20 teet
and In depth 8s feet inches including asywsy Of
feet TO lie rear opening on East Bay to be LETT open
for the use Of adjoining tenements. z.s.5f
Condiions-One-thiFdc cash balance In one and two
years 10 be secured by bond and mortgage Of tho pre-
mises; building to be insured and policy assigned
Purchaser to pay us Tor pspers. -:
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On account of The Underwriters and al Concerned
HY join G. MILNOR & co. -lz.
TOMORROW, 28th inst, 0t 10 O'Clock, wiu be seld at
our auction sales rooms No. 1873 Meeting street. the fol-
lowing seasonable and desirable dry goods, damaged
Diaper, brown and White Linen Duck, Brown Linen,
Linen Dowlas, Linen Towels, Dotted Swiss Nnsins,
Black Bombazines [Frenchl French Cambrics Bamoral
Skirts &c.
Conditions cash. = March n
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INTERVIEW BETWEEN GENERAL s1oKLEs AND
PROMINENT MERCHANTS OF FCHARIEsToN.--Yesterday,
at 10 o'clock the following merchants Of this city
called upon General s1oKnEs, at the Gtadal to pay
their respects:
w H.sr1E ANDREW ErmoNDs, GEo. ". VII
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e. s. "A.

- iyEzs T-1 g. IS. a. e
cKTY-sEYEN PHOTOGRAPHS OF TIE GENERALS
- AND STATESMEN of the late Confederate Suites
sent free on receipt Of twenty-five cents.
Address SOUTHERN PUBLISHING. CO..
March limo O. Box 1874 Baltimore, Nd.
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MK. THOMAS ]. LAMorrE, the business agent Of
the Columbia Carolinian, is in our city, and will
call on the merchants generally, to-day, to solicit
advertisements for that paper. This is q favorable
opportunity for those who wish to bring their
names and business before the eyes Of the country
,nerchanfs
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:.AucTl[-I ON Il|;I;l|I; AlE8:a..
H1ndsonae Household .Ftunisus az ne, Bo6tEfag
sizS. So House, No. 146 Needing ssyeek. -.
| n ~

Handsome Household ,MunQnv az he, BoaBd8ag
s House a9 Eoi s. i1s 4Sa6R Mssang 81. sses ss
THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF BAID BOARDUaa
HOUSE. comprising every article requisite toe
ing nouse oora,srrsa a11 81, ~
SOFAS, WALNUT BUREAUS, Mxsle: ::Bsdsteads. sCos-
assrs ss Ssis aaa & Wsss
Stands Hair Seat Rockers, carpets Largo Extension
Tables window Shade. Bugs Blankets, Vases cox ana
Mattresses Round Tables Pier Table, Shovel and IougA
Tenders and Dog Irons, &c. 80
1rfsIes to be- s removed inediatsy aiar 80,
March ~ sf s.s.z..... ..-..-l...u .tEe......s.
o7oag HsrdRa;s g X sha XIX ". sss g ssss.ss
i at our ssies Room. no IS SO assns strset sses,als
Assortment Of q CLOTHING. AssoEnans of a1ih Hoo
Assortment Of Cutlery. Boxes Family Soap sss;.I
MarchN - sgz,gs
sALEsOF GOVERNMENT PROpEaTHs
VIM be sold at Public Auction, In front !of Depot
a. on 1iss %UEspAY. Adj Aprl I a. It 10 o.oloca ri
The following QUARTERMAs AsTERs Pr: - 9ER,t ytst
- HORSE; 1MULEs - 81 "a son
Tcrma Ca II Gov Governnnent n f1nds; peopafty
chased must removed the dsy s soseo . g
BreEet Major,G General Ind tsss-
49, Chief QuartermastAr Dept South.
Chief NJ Office Charleston, & O.. Aarcn 2o.se.:
-. UNDER DECREE m EQUITY. sss:s, -:
~ Gnchrist, Trustee, us. Michda ;McNdDe1r1:., -.
Old Custom House, under the direction Of the lnhaate
All that LOT OF LAND. situate on the southssde o.
known in Pufcels Plat part Of O Nos meas1fnEtn IN
front on Judith street forty feet and IN depth two
hundred and fifty feet more O Lea, laa Modem
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5THOMiS D. DlLWlCK,
NO. 57l KING STREET.
CABINET MAKER, UNDERTAKEN,
.UPHOLSTERER,

UyoULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO HB
wy friends and the public generally that he keeps on
hand FURNITURE AND BEDDING Of all descriptions.
Furnishes Funersls with Mahogany, Walnut Cedar and
Metallic Cotins Also with fine Hearses and FirstcasB
Carriages Will attend to disnterrng bodies and trans
porting the sane Personal attendance will be given at
all hours.
CARRIAGEs for Railroad and Steamboat accommoda-
Hon and FURNITURE CARTS. will be furnished at any
time, by applying az my LIVERY STABLE No. Can
non street, near King.
Thankful for past fayors and hope by strict attention
to business to merit continuance Of the same.
March 26 E.-.-E-..-. mWf2ro.
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10 UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. :,
The Home L0dn and Budding association us

IN6 I1OTIt6 LVtI7S U7tk 0ttEIt7ty dSSUCt1ttVt Uos
~ 10 s:E .r 5c: Muttat, y ~ -:
On THURSDAY. the 4th. April next at IL O'Clock, WIN
Ali that LOT Of LxNDswith the one story BRICK
BUILDING thereon situate on the north hde Of Market
street. between Meeting and Church Streets md desgna
ted on plat made by Robert E. Payne In May, 1850,
for the City Land Company by the No e6 measuring on
Market street 20 feet, and In depth 70 feet bounding
South Market street. East Lot No. S. North Lot
No. 80, and West On Lot No. 64. .z.s.Ty,-t1 I
Terms-0ne-t third cash; balance tn two equal success
sve annual nstalments with nterest payable annually
from the day Of sale; secured by the bond Of the pur
chaser and mortgage OF tho premises. The building TO-
be insured, and the policy assigned, .-
Purchaser topay tor papers. u. ". GRAY
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TIE following are the numbers which drew the
principal prizes in the Havana plan Kentucky
State Lottery, Class E, March 18th, 1867: NO
25,7s7, $4,000; No. 28,279, $4,000; No. 1884,
ssooo; No. 1905, $1,000; No. 1s,774, $4,000; No.
25, ,S93 $4,000.
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r. HI. B.
Arc Synonymous with Health, Strength and Vigor.
The secret viii be revealed by investing in bottle of
PANKNIN's HEPATIC BITTERs. For sale by all
Druggists.
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qte 9ai19 &ems.
: LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondents.

- We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons VINO 90
not attach their proper names to the articles sent
and we take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY NEWS without
being indorseI by some responsible Individual.
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II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, 70
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CoRREcrroN.- reference to escape of invalid
prisoners from Roper Hospital, in our yesterdays
issue. is not correct We learn on authority, that
the parties alluded to ara still in their wards, un-
able to be about from their disease, and are still
nnder treatment
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TROPICAL Fnu1T.-The schooner Emma Baker
arrived last evening, after a good passage, from
the Isle of fRuatan, Coast ofHonduras. She brings
most superior assortment Of psntains, bananasand
cocoa nuts, which are advertised to sold, in our
paper this morning, by Messrs. DAVID & LANCER,
on Market street. The fruit grown on this fertile
Island is remarkable fdE it's excellence and those
who can indulgei in such luxuries would do well to
purchase Of this arrival
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

R. NJ. MARSHALL 4 Bro will sell this day, at No. SO
Broad street. at half past 10 o'clock mules horses, single
harness. &C.; also mich COWS ALSO at Ii O'clock tea
sets, &c
f. BAoKus will sell this day, at No l4s Meeting street.
at 10 O'Clock, handsome household furniture.
N. HUNT & Son will sell this day, at No. 142 Meeting
street. at 10 O'Clock, boots, Shoes, &c.
SMITH 4 McGHLIvRAY will sell this day, in 'front.' of
their Office, No. 27 Broad street. at 10 o'clock, horses,
mules, vehicles, furniture 60.
PLANTERS desrous Of obtaining highly concentrated
ammoniaca fertilizer, free from mineral phosphates and
other authorizations, do 80 by applying to KrNsMAN
HOWELL No. 1853 East Bay who Agents for the sale of
MPEs' Nitrogenized super-Phosphate Of Lime
February II mwths
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~ Grcenvie and Columbia Railroad that until further
notice. Goods destined for Stations upon the 6paranburg
and Union Railroad will not be received by them unless
to shippers that on and after March 22d freight for
o. R-R must be consigned to forwarding agent at Co
lumbip a. -. a. n tPEAKE,
March a.: :.=-ats.. - 9.a General Superintendent
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The STEAMSHIP QUAKER C1TY.-A telegram re-
ceived here yesterday, by Messrs. RAvENEL u Co.,
announce the safe arrival of this ship at New York
yesterday morning. The steamship Saragosso
has also arrived at New York in safety, and will
leave that port for this city on the coming Satur-
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TAX NOTICE. -E.,t.s,.
ASSISTANT ASSESSOR,S OFFICE.

TAX NOTICE.
.a3t5 ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,
. UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
49,. No. g. Broad corner Church street.
n ETURNs OF ANNUAL TAXES FOB YEAR 1sGa,
H. viii bs received at this Office for Division g. COM
prisng wards !, and that part Of west OF ComfDg
and south Of Calhoun street. until 18th Of april ne1t ex-
Cept where parties reoeive notice. In such cases Returns
must be rendered within ten days from date thereof
cording to law. -,
H9- Office hours from IA to 3P. NJ
- ,'Eg JOHN B. EPPLEY,
March 10 d Assigtant htHessor I'd DtyiEtoE.
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=,5E:S. U. 8. BOUNTIEE
ND ALL GOVERNMENT CLAIMS, COLLECTED
"A by T. HURLEY, Government Claim Agent, No. ls0
MEETING STREET, Charleston, s. O. MONEY LOkN-
ED on ischarges All claims for the additional Bounty
should be fled without delay tho Secretary Of War as
ordered that mo application fled after the lst day April
1887 shall be settled until all fled before that date arc
paid" S2O0 Bounty collected for men who were dis
charged on account Of injuries received in service
Nj No charge for services unloss the claims arc OBJ
tained - .ts's4s II afz1 March IL
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EQUITY SALEs.-!The following real estate Was
sold at the old Custom House yesterday, by
Messrs. LEIroH BRUINS on account OF JAMES W.
GRAY, Master in Equity:
All that lot Of land, on the east side OF King
street, measuring in front on said street II feet,
more or less, and in depth 96 feet, more or less,
for S145O.
All that lot Of land, with the buildings thereon,
situate on the east corner Of Coming and Shepherd
streets, north of Line street, measuring on the
front and back line "a feet, and in depth 70 feet,
for s11OO.
All that yacsnt lot of land, situate in Savage
street, measuring in front on said street so feet
more or less, and in depth 100 feet, more or less
for $1,000.
These lands were aold on payment Of one-half
to one-third cash, the balance to be paid IN one,
two and three years time with interest from day Of
sale and secured by bond and mortgage on the
premises.
At the same place the following property was
sold by JAMES L. CAN'T, Esq, on account OF JAMES
TUPPER, Master in Equity:
All that lot of land, situate on Charleston Neck,
measuring in front east line 1913 50-lOO feet; on
north line 24 feet inches on south line ITS 50l0O
feet, and on west line 1T 10-100 feet, for s195.
All that lot Of land situate on the north side OF
Cumberland street, r. this city, measuring and
containing in front on Cumberland street forty
feet three inches, and in depth eighty-nine
feet six inches, mere or less, for $500.
De LaAotta us. De LaNoua.-A lot on the west
side Of Logan street. 38 feet front by $50 feet Deep
for $500.
A lot on the street. so feet front by 103 feet
deep, $3.50.
All that lot Of land situate on the east side Of
Savage street, containing in front said street,
twenty-iv feet, and in depth ninety three feet,
$500.
This property was sold on similar terms by Mr.
JAMES Z. CAN'T.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r. ROTH,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
M heH King Sfroat

DEas TO INFORM HIS PATRONS AND THE
ID public In general that he has just returned from
New York with well selected stock of CLOTHS CASSI
MERES and YESTNGS, Foreign and Domestic and
also an assortme t of FURNISHING GOODS.
WI
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AUCTION SALES. !.

Boots Shoes, Gdaters, &C., at AaLcti0n.
BIZ NJ. HUNT & son.
THIS DAY. the 9th instant at 10 o'clock In our sales
room, No. 142 Meeting street, will be sold,
so cases and cartoons assorted BOOTS, SHOES GAIT.
ERs, &c, all fresh and desirable stock and regular
sizes .e...g='|i .g='|i March a.
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BY R. N. MARSHALL q BRO. -
Brokers and Aucttoneers. No. 80 Broad.st.,
THIS DAY, at 10H O'Clock will be sold,
MULES, Horse, set Single Harness, Largo Mir
ror set Of Mahogany Chamber Furniture, Mattresses.
kc March 27
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AUCTION. SALES.

Horses .M,Les VehioLes and furniture at auction.
By SMITH & McGHLIYHAY,
AuctioMecFs, No. az Broad street.
Es 1AP M r afp Sq1 g once
CHAIRS, SOFAS, Mahogany Bedsteads, Brussels Car
net and Rug and gundry small articles, too numerous
to mention. March ~
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
VIII be sold at Public Auction the premises, at Sum.
mervine, 8. o., at 10 O'Clock A. n, THIS DAY,
q A1sfn N@MRER 1a5s OF WOODEN BUILDINGS, formerly the
property Of the socalled Confederate Government viz
SEVEN BUILDINGS standing on the land OF Daniel
Hamilton, in summervi1,e. l-,s..-.tzz -
TWELVE BUILDINGS standing on the land Of 3. G.
Preesy, on the Line Of 81 O. b. B., one mile nom Sum-
mervi11e. .J;,s<s5cs
Terms IN Government funds
In compliance with instructions from the Commission
er Bureau E. T. and a. L. JAMES p Low,
Brevet Lieut. Col. and A. Q. NJ,
March 27 Chief Dis. Officer, g. O.
On account Of Underwriters and az Concerned
MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House,
No. 65 Hasei street, opposite New Postof8ce,
Will sell TOMORROW THURsDAY), at 10 O'Clock,
DAMAGED SPRING PRINTS COTTONADES, JAC0-
NETS, Stripes, Kentucky Jeans, &C., &C. 55sEf
..-zs.E ALSO,
FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS, Hoop Skirts,
Clothing and Quitting Goods. Hodery, &C., &c.
E..-e.fsf -cc:i .iiilLsig.sF5.. ALSO,
TWENTY-FIVE cAsRs Boors, Shoes and Hats FELT
and Straw. = ~. ~ ,s5szEt
NOTIONS, Jewelry, Knives, Hardware &C., &c.
% ON FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock, handsome Mahogany
and Oak Furniture, &C., of family leaving the city
March 17 ,ly .fs5lrS -
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The bond Of Mr.. l.. J. BARBoT, with Messrs. La
F1rTE & WT1sMAN as securities, was accepted.
Alderman GERpTs, from the Committee on
Streets represented to Council the bad condition
of Meeting street, and recommended that the City
Engineer inquire into the cost Of shell or plank
road, twenty feet wide, to be placed from Spring
street to the city boundary.
The Committee on Licences reported favorably
on the applications of JACOB BULwMKLE & Co. and
E. W. EBERHARDr for License No. 2, and of B.
ScHUR for an Auction License.
The Committee on Accounts reported favorably
on the accounts of the DAILY NEWS and Gas COM
pany. Adopted:
The Bill to provide for Instruction IN Modern
for it's second reading.
On motion of Alderman RkTENEI, it was post
ponod for future consideration.
The letter of Col. BRANCH, offering to replace the
lost plat, came up for consideration and the reso-
luton Of Alderman WRAaa, that Col. BRANCH be
employed for this survey, was lost; and, on motion
of Alderman EARLE, the City Civil Engineer was
empowered to perform this work.
A communication from the Board Of Fire Mas
ters, which was laid over at the last meeting, re-
gardifg the fire posts needed in the city, was taken
up, and the Board Of Fire Masters we're authorized
to complete the af6xing of posts to the different
wells.
Alderman RAvESE1 offered the following resoln-
ton:
Resolue6E EThat certificates of indebtedness be
issued for interest on the city stock and bonds
due the 1st April next, payable to the holders OF
stock or bonds or bearers the same GO,carry inter-
est at the rate Of per cent per annun, and to bo
receivable for all taxes and other dues to the CITY,
The said certificates to be signed by the City
Treasurer, or his Assistant and countersigned BY
the Mayor and the seal Of the corporation be atl1
ed thereto.
No further business appearing, the Council Cd
journed.
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Office hours from 10 A. n. to Bpm.
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By Fl. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock, will be sold.
Q TEA SETS, French China; Shot Guns, Revolvers,
q variety Of Furniture, Crockery &C. March ~
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FOR AN ENrERPR1s1NG MAN.

March %
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Special Notices.
The Shixering Victims

No kSAAAvSAAAA8 s@S~~---S .-
Of Fever and Ague, who freeze to-day to burn
tomorrow, might have been exempted from their
present trials had they availed themselves in time
of that safeguard against all malarious diseases,
HOsTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. But If it
is too late for prevention it is not too late for cure
single bottle of this irresistible herbal tonic
will stop the paroxsysms, and brief course OF it
will restore the patient to vigorous health. The
prudent and thoughtful, however, who would
rather forestal disease than wait for its assaults,
will resort to this sure defence against intermit-
tent and remittent feyers at the commencement
of the season which they prevail. Now IS THE
TIME to forearm the system against fever and
ague, bilious complaints and dyspepsia-dis-
eases which are often engendered, and always az
gravated by the chills and damps of Winter and
Spring.
SHAKESPEARE ON INTERMITTENTS.
The Bard of Avon tells us that the "Sun in
March doth nourish Agnes" and the remark IS
as true now as 1t was three hundred years ago
But fortunately, in these modern days March
Agnes can be prevented. HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS, in single week, will put the system in
condition to resist every species of intermittent
fever Or, if there is predisposition to bilious
ness or dyspepsia, this unequaled regulator and
inyigorator will just as certainly prevent that
All the disorders common to the season of fogs
and frosts may be held in allegiance by this po-
tent antidote They may also be elected from
the system, after they have made a Judgement
there, by its persevering use. 1t is therefore NOR
al insanity for any family to be without it.
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Union Meeting...Celebratron.

According to previous notice, t be Union
men of the lower part of Davidson County,
convened ut Kennedy's Schoolh ouse, on
Thursday the 7th of March.
The object of the meeting being mainly
to celebrate that day in contradisti, ,ction to
the 18th of March 1852, in honor of the tri-
umph of Union principles over trea son, and
further. to consult together respec ting the
plan recently adopted by Congress, for re-
constructing the insurgent States.
The meeting was duly organized, 10y CALI
ing Mr.. John English to the chair, nd re-
questing W. L. Cecil, Esqr., to act as Secre-
tary.
On motion, A. Cecil, ]. W. Helton, md z.
Helton, were appointed a committee to draft
resolutions, expressing more fully the sense
of the meeting.
Whereupon the following were soon offer
ed, read and unanimously adopted:
ResOlced, That we cherish with fond re-
collections, the answering fidelity of our
Union friends Of this district, who wer be-
trayed and captured by rebel troops, W hist
holding Union meeting at this place.. the
9th of March, 1862, and carried to Ralt ugh,
and confined in Confederate prisons, for
their Union sentiments. Some of whom
were eighty years of age, but who are with
us to to-day, living monuments of LOYALTY,
and protected bythat government and flag
which they never deserted.
Resoloed, That we tender through this me-
dunn our heartfelt thanks to the honorable
members of the thirty-ninth Congress, for
their indefatigable efforts in behalf of Union
men South, in passing the Stevens and Sher--
man military and reconstruction bill.
ResolOed, That we cheerfully accept the
| situation provided by said bill, and that we
| will do every thing in our power to carry it.
out IN good faith in our State.
Resolced, That in our opinion IL is useless
to assemble in Convention, called by leaders
of old parties at any point, for the reason
each County can act for itself, when the time
arrives to begin the work of restoration.
RssolUed, That as the work of reconstruc-
ton commences, only when the military
commander of this district is invested with
his powers, we deem it expedient to take
any action beyond primary meetings, until
further instructions are given.
The meeting was agreeably entertained at
some length with speeches, from s. Fountain,
A. Cecil, J. W. Helton and E. Wilson.
After which, on motion, it was ordered
that these proceedings, with the address of
s. Fountain, should be sent to the Union
Register for publication, with request that
the Raleigh Standard copy.
The meeting then adjourned
JOHN ENGLISH, CKm'n
W. L. CECIL, Secy.