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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-16
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EXPLOSION IN PRIsoN-LATEsr FOREIGN MARKErs-
THE ABYss1NIAN ExPEDITIoN-FEN1AN FUNERALS
DIscoUNrENANcED, ETc., ETC.
LONDON, December IA barrel Of powder was
exploded under the wall of the prison at Clarken-
wall, where Colonel Burke was confined; the wall
was blown down and twenty houses shattered.
The hremen are digging for the dead. No prison
ers escaped. Forty men, women and children
were wounded. A man who Lit the fuse escaped.
U. s. bonds 71s; consols s2s.
LONDON, December 15.-The Abyssinian expedi
ton has advanced to the interior of the country.
The troops are suffering for want of water.
LONDON, December 15.-The great powers have
sent note to the Sultan, asking him to make the
navigation of the Dardinelles free.
The pretended Fenian funerals in 1.-THE principal
towns of England and Ireland were prevented to-
day by the authorities. Much feeling was shown
bat no violence done. 5000 troops are kept under
orders in London, and special precautions have
been taken at Liverpool, where the war ships pro-
tect the docks. An attempt to form procession
there failed.
LIVERPOOL, December 13-Eueaing. Cotton, to
arrive frmer at I'd; sales Of 10000 bales, market
otherwise unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, December I-Noon.- Cotton easier
and declined td., sales do not exceed 5000 bales
Uplands, I'D; Orleans, 7td Breadstufs quiet.
Afzernoon.-C Cotton-more doing; sales reach
10000 bales; Uplands, I'D; to arrive, Gid. Bread
stuffs firm. Corn 46s. Cd.
PARIS, December 15.-No conference will be held
as the leading powers decline to participate.
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Affairs in the State.

On Wednesday an alarm Of fire caused the fire.
men at Orangeburg G. H. to hurry towards the
depot, where it said train loaded with cotton
was on fire. Before reaching however, the scene
of the expected confagration, the news was re-
celyed that the fire was extinguished-one bale of
cotton only being damaged.
The workshop Of Mr.. D. K. Price was consumed
by fire, together with his working tools and con-
siderable amount OF unfinished work and lumber
on Thursday morning OF last week. The Presby-
teran Church barely escaped the devouring ele-
ment, which at times almost reached the steeple.
The fire is believed to have been tho work Of an
incendiary.
Young Gilreath (colored), who was sentenced to
be hung at Greenville on Friday, the 18th instant.
has had the penalty commuted by Governor Orr,
to hard labor for life in the Penitentiary.
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An Editor Assaulted.

SAVANNAH, Ga, December A.-Joh E. Hays
editor of the Republican, was attacked by Charles
H. Hopkins this evening. Hays is badly hurt, but
not dangerously, by blow on the head with
loaded whip.
SAVANNAH, December &c. Hopkins, Jr., and
Robt. Hopkins, the son and nephew of Colonel C..
q. Hopkins, Assessor of Internal Revenue, were
arrested yesterday for an assault with intent to
murder Jno. E. Hays, editor of the Savannah Re-
publican. They were released on bail last evening,
but were re-arrested to-day and lodged in jail to
await the result of Mr.. Hays injuries. They walk
ed into the Office, and one OF them shook hands
with Mr.. Hays, and at the 50 me time beat him
with loaded whip. He was alone at the time.
The cause is supposed to have been on account OF
an editorial on the taking of test oaths. These
men are Union men, so-called, and the person to
whom the editorial is supposed to have alluded is
a Radical member of the convention. The assault
has created intense excitement, and its authors
are denounced By the whole community.
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MARRIED.

sMoAK-HARLEY.-O the Sd inst, at the residence
OF the brides father, by the Rev. ". G. CoNNoR Mr..
ADAM MOAk to Miss ADELINE H.. daughter of JAMES
HARLEY, Esq, all of orangeburg District. y
I BERRY-LEWIS-On Tuesday evening" 10th inst, by
the Rev. j. LEoREE at the Morrs-street Baptist Church.
Miss SUSAN II. LEWIS of this CITY, to Mr. LEWIS r.
BERRY OF Western Virginia.
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re- OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-CITY
HALL CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 20. 1S07.-STREET
ALIGNMENTS AND THE BURNT DISTRICTS.-Tho
following extracts from Ordinance and Resolution adopt
cd by City Council is published for the information OF
all owners Of property and builders:
SEC. Il. No owner builder of any house stfuc-
turo Lty, shall dig lay The foundation thcrcof
in s,rcct LAM alley court, or shall erect
any wal or 70 c) IcnnE US aforesaid. before he shall
nav; applied TO the surveyor, who shall lay OH aud
mark out he true front boundary OF such street,
ane ley court and give certificate thereof to the
shl be paid. Ivy tue said owner or builder the sum
affixed thereto in the table OF fees contained in ths Ord
nInce.
SEC. V. II any per oo shall commence any foundA.
iou building wall. fence upon any lot or piece OF
ground adjoining the line OF any street, lane alley or
the City Sur,e Oh, and before the ne of sret shall
have laid OF and marked out by the City surveyor
In the above directed, or contrary to the line
so laid of and marked out every such person. as well
employer mastcrbuider, shall, Tor every such Oh
fence forfeit aud pay the sum not exceeding I'VE nun
dred dollars; and moreover, all buildings aud work
done or put up without such application to the Ity sur
yeyor or contrary 10 the line OF stree which shall be
Id on and marked olt BY him. shll be demo ished by
order OF the City Council the charge and expense of
the person herein offending, as Aforesaid.
The following resolution was offered by Alderman d.
Gcrdts, January O. 1866, ana unanimously adopted by
tho City Council.
Resolved That public notice be given, that If any per-
son intends erect building III &c burnt districts he
shall apply City Counc and ascertain whether
or not the CT intends to widen said streets.
LUIS J. BARBoT.
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asr OFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY, COURT
HOUSE, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 80. 1ss7.-sealed
proposals will be received at this Office until M day the
18th day Of December 1857 at IL NJ for the renting for
one year, from the lst Of January 1858, cf oil that
PLANTATION called Pawley's, situate the East side
of the West branch Of Cooper River in ST. Johns Par
sh Berkeley containing 739 84-1OO of swamp and
high land Bounding to the North on lands Of Thomas
Ashby to the South Cooper River and lands formerly
of Samuel Gourdin, to West on Cooper River, and to
the East and Southeast lands Of Samuel Gourdn and
lands of Francis Cordes.
Also all those three tracts of PINE LAND situate in
the Parish called the Bull Head Tract Three Mile
Hoad lraot and East Three Mile Head Tract, and con-
tainns respectively 500 acres. 24 6oO0 acres and 77S
acres. JAMES TUPPER,
nacanhnrA WIN Master in Equity.
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mTHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

@THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTRICT-N THE COMMON PLEAS.
HENRY HAGENs Vs. MILTON s. LITTLEFELD.-
DECLARATION IN Observation-Disclosures the
plaintiff did, the fourteenth day OF October file his de-
claraon against the defendant who as it is sad is ab
sent from and without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife attorney known within the same upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might be served
h theeefore ordered that the said defendant do appear
and plead 10 the said declaration, or before the
fifteenth day of October, which will be in the year of our
Lord thousand eight hundred and si1tyeght other
wiso final and absolute Judgment will then be given and
awarded against him.
Clerks Ofice Charleston District,
J.w. BRowNFIELD, G. C. P.
October Is Nov Is Dec 1t
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as- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COL
LETON DISTINCTLY r. ALLAN WILLIS. Esquire.
Ordinary. hercas, BENJAMIN STOKES Commits.
sioner In Equity, made suit to me TO grant him Letters
of Administration of the Derect Estate and effects Of
BENJAMIN CROSBY: These are therefore, 10 cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors Of
the said BENJAMIN CROSBY late of Colloton District
deceased that they be and appear, before me- in the
Court Of Ordinary, to be held at walterboro Goth
December next after publication hereof at II o'clock in
the forenoon to shew use if any they have. why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this fifteenth day Of November
Ammo Domin 1887
R. ALLAN WILLIS, O. c. D.
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MpE Err S. APpLEBY Us. M. M. APPLEB,

@PE IER S. APPLEBY us. M. M. APPLEBY
-CoLLETON DIsTRICT-IN EQUITY-BILL FOR
ACCOUNT AND DTvISION.--It appearing to my salts.
facsio.- that ALFRED W. APpLEBY, one Of the defen.
dants this case absent from and resides beyond the
limits of this State to wit in the state Of Texas that
the process OF the Courts cannot be served upon him
motion Of Mr.. P. ]. MALONE, complarnants solicitor it
is ordered that said ALFRED W APPLEBY do appear
and plead answer demur to the bill filed In thus
within forty days from the publication hereof or an
order to take the pro conesso will be entered
against him. B. STOKES C. E. c. D.
December 16 16ian
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as-NERyOUS DEBILITY, WlIMJIS GLOOMY
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Conflict between u party OF Negroes and
the Civil Authorities.

AUGUSTA, GA, December 14-P. M.-The Re-
publican reports collision as having occurred be-
tween party of negroes and the civil authorities
at Elberton, Albert County, III which tho Sheriff,
George Allen, was killed, and several Others white
and black, were wounded. The difficulty origi-
mated at ball. Three persons implicated in it
have not been arrested.
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COOPER RIVER STEAMER
December 10

CThyENS HOUSE, Nos. II. 23, rs AND "a
broadway n Y. opposite Bowling Green n the
;deIy known to the travelling public. 1he location Is
necuy suitable to merchants and business men, IN
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cent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation .or
over 800 ess- is well furnished, and possessea every
modern nprovement Tor the ~omor and entertainment
of It's nlnaies The rooms spacious and wen veB-
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prompt ana respectfu-and the table Is generously po
yIed With every deicacy the at moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled,
are ena, otter facilities tor the comfort and
pleasure If our guests. GEO. &. CHASE & Co.
Nay % ono proprietols.
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The TRIAL OF REV. S. II. Tvyo, Jn.-Rov
Stephen II. Tyns, Jr., having, witaia tue cauoni
cll time, declared to inc b!shUp lts determination
not to choose, rom tic twelve Prc>byters named
b. the standing committee, fve to tol al .l.c court
Tor tue trial OF h3 case. tho duis of choosing ,he
i've dcvolved, by canon upan the bi ,hop 0; h c
dlycc,e. lie lixsl upon th5 Rev DR.. lutte, OF
ST. Lc:c'e, IL tiis ci'y Rev. Dr.. Beech OF st Ie-
Iva IIeigats; Rev Dean Moore. OF tieno.lead and
Kew ) ..iuei Holinsswoy:A, oi Porlchtster. The
court Is summoned to meet On the 10Th OF January,
186s.-Ne,o Y0rl; Times.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

aJ- PALMETTO LOAN AND BUILDING AS
soCIATIoN-IN observation-disclosures s. c.,
December 13, lS67-Ihe Board of Directors having de-
clared DIVIDEND OF THIRTEEN DOLLARS PER
SHARE on the Stock held by the Stockholders (non.bor.
rowers of this Association payment Of the samo will bo
mado on aud after This Day. 10th nst at the Office Of
the President, No. III East Bay the production Of
Scrip and Book OF Receipts. j. A. ENsLow,
December 16 President.
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November 30


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Snow in Virginia.

RICHMOND, December 15.-Thero was snow to-
day six inches deep. The canal is frozen, and the
river probably frozen over 1t was showing all day
at Fortress Monroe
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EaRNIyELL SENTINEL

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Contracts by the year SIX months allowing nr;v
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:. EDWARD A. BRONSON,
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September 2G

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Ga MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANI oD.-An Essay tor
Young Men the Crime OF Solitude. aud the Physc-
logical Errors, abuses aud Diseases which create i'm
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means of Relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge.
Address Dr. J. SK1LLIN H0UGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Commodore Boggs, of the steamship DeSoto
has arrived The DeSoto, in the late hurricane IL
the West Indies, was thrown violently against
| wharf, knocking two holes in her bottom which
| was soon repaired. The Monongahea was thrown
| broadside upon the beach, high and dry. She Will
| not get ahoat until regularly launched. Four OIL
| five of the crew we're knocked overheard and lost
| The officers are all safe.
There are s5,0OO,00O of Freedmens Bureau ap-
preparations unexpended. The bureau expires IN
July by limitation.
| Commodore Busell, in his account Of the disas-
ter to the Monongahela, says that only four lives
were lost, and tho vessel, though ashore in the
very town of Frederckstadts, st. Croix may YET
| be saved.
Havana specials state that accounts of the DAM
age done to the islands of st. Bartholomew and
st. Martin, were exaggerated. Only portions oi
| the coast were covered The town of Barreterre
is reported to have been destroyed by fire. The
Danish proclamation transferring 81. Thomas to
| the United States appears in the st. Thomas
Times, of November 3Oth. Two years have been
conceded to the inhabitants to effect complete
change of nationality.
The Virg inia Reconstruction Convention.
! RICHMOND, Va, December 14-P. Mn the
convention to-day the following resolutions Ut IN
quiry were offered Of Incorporating in the Bill OF
Rights clause declaring all test-oaths diametrl-
caly opposed to the principle of republican hber-
ty-of establishing system Of schools for the ed
ucation of all classes-of allowing naturalized for
eigners to hold property after years residence,
ba ;oih fC off.naa oftnr three
residence in the State-cf aboEshing capital and
corporeal punishment for crime-of enfranchsing
all persons from whom it is in the power of the
convention to remove existing disabilities.
A resol tion, declaring all debts contracted
since January 1st, 1861 in the purchase OF slaves,
null, was referred.
The chairman of the Finance Committee intro
duced resolution that, whereas there is only
about $780, in the Treasury and $780, 600 will be
required to pay the interest due January 1st there
fore the Auditor and Treasurer be ordered to sus-
pend pa ment of interest until the convention is
satisfied that there is money enough In the Treas
ury to pay said interest. Referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
A resolution inquiring how the State Education
al Fund will be disposed Of was referred.
1ne resolutlon anu aiueuolnen' iei@'i'o ~ ~
intimidation of voters came up, and the convention
appeared determined not to go into political de-
bates, and as a very long ono had already taken
place on the same resolution, the previous ques-
ton was sustained BY vote OF sixty-two to twenty
FIVE, and the matter was referred to o committee.
The convention then adjourned.
The weather is excessively cold here. man
was frozen to death on the suburbs Of the city last
night.
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DER cHARLEsroyER zE1TuNa
JOHN A. WAGNER, EDITOR.

JOHN A. WAGNER, EDIToH.
TTnDER THE ABOVE HEAD The UNDERSIGNED
" pr pose to publish German Weekly Paper 70 DC
the organ of the German population aud devoted to the
interests OF this State encouraging Immigration and
Industrial Pursuits.
Literature Agriculture, Commerce. Arts and Trade,
will be represe d In its columns, aud the news OF the
day will he given.
tieneral JOHN A. WAGNER hiss kindly consented to
, dertake the editorial management for tie present.
Subscrlpton-s3 for Twelve Mouths; Sl.50 for Six
Months; 81 tor Three Months.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms
c. G.. E.tCKMANN i CO..
co,tar,,ar O5 No 3 Broad street. Charleston & q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

8 H@ NOTICE.-CONSlGNE PER STEAM.
SHIP EMILY B. sOUDER are hereby notified that she
is this day discharging cargo at South Atlantic Wharf,
All goods remaining the wharf at sunset will be sor
ed at expense and risk Of owners.
JOHN THEo. GETTY, Agents.
ALI freight amounting to fifteen C15 dollars or less
must be paid the wharf before delivery Of goods.
December 16
Rg WIDOWS HOME BAZAAR. - PARTIES
who have so generously offered contributions to the
BAZAAR and those wishing to contribute to the same
will please send in their contributions on Saturday. De-
cember 14th, and Monday December 1oth to No. 0
CHURCH-sTREET.
Tho BAZAAR will be opened on Tuesday, December
18th, and WILL with the kind assistance Of the commu
nifty offer every attraction for pleasureseekers, and is
worthy object for the charitable.
Mrs. NJ. A. sNOWDEN. Mrs. HENRY RAvENEL.
Mrs. P. c. GAILLARD. Mrs. W. E. MIKELL.
Mrs. D. f. HUGER. Hrs. G. s. vEDDER.
Mrs. GEO. ROBERTSON. Mss NJ. MIDDLETON.
Mrs. VIM. RAVENEL. Miss NJ. B. CAMPBELL.
Mrs. j. 8. SNOWDEN. Miss E. L. PALMER.
Mrs. ]. S. PALMER. Miss ANNA SIMPSON.
Mrs. NJ P. MaTHESON
December IA !,
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The Georgia Reconstruction Convention

The Georgia RecOnstruction Convehtlon.
ATLANTA, December 14.-In apparent defiance OF
the relief ordinance adopted on Thursday last by
the convention, the Sheriff levied here today on
a store and closed it. General Pope was appealed
to, and replied that he could not interfere, the
ordinance merely saying 'sleves shall be suspend
ed," but not preventing their being made. This
construction is sustained by the bar, and under it
the ordinance defeats its own ends.
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IND
4F> THIS LINE IS COMPOSED OF THE FOL-
N& LOWING FIRST-CLAsS PACKETS, leaving
LEYSN each port weekly: = -
Schooner B. N. HAWKINS, 1916 tons, Wyatt
Master.
Schooner MYRovER, 435 tons, Hughes, Master. -
Schooner ROBERT CALDWELL, 466 tons, Mccormick.
Master.
Schooner MOSES B. BRAMRALL. sSs tons. Hussey,
Master.
Schooner LILLY, 4l2 tons, Francis, Master.
schooner N. w. SMITH, 40 tons, Tooker, Master.
Also other FIRST-CLASS VESSELS running In con-
nection. Freight TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES. AL
merchandise produce consigned to Of the Agents
will be forwarded FREE OF COMMISSION from this
port points OF destination and INSURANCE. EFFECT.
ED AS LOW As BY FIRST. CLASS STEAMSHIPS OBJ
SAIL VESSELS. .~-~- o. 81 -
For Freight engagements apply to -
WILLIAM ROACH Charleston. G.
Orto N. L. McCREADY & CO., New York,
November 16 limo
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NIarine Intelligence

NEW YORK, December 14-Noon.-The steamer
Souder, detained by tho storm, sailed YESTERDAY.