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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-04
BUSINESS NOTICES
Auction Sales This Dny,

Auction Sales This Day.
McKA1 / CAMrBE11 win sell this day at their cas,
.nct:e. scs, Nc. &c ass! street. Opposite 1,os;oiace
at 10 O'Clock, tho cntro furniture of family decnino
| housekeeping. &s
WILBUR s Son will sell this day, as their salesroom,.
corner Of State and Chalmers streets at haltpast 10
O'Clock an assortment Of Shoes clothing hats &c.
N1FsoN win sell this day, the store corner of Smith
and Queen Streets ut 10 O'Clock tho contents OF the sad
STORE consisting of groceries OF every description
VIM B. RYAN will sell this day, before his office
State street. at half past O'Clock 10 barrels OF picked
beef
To BAKERS, GnocERs AND FAMu1Es-Do you wish
Flour warranted to mako good bread Do you wish
Flour that will bring CUSTOM Do you wish Flour
that will make white bread and soura Then apply to
J. n RonsoN No. 50 East Bay, who has always largo
stock OF best brands Georgia North Carolina Ban,orc
and New York Flour in barrels half and quarter bags
Dece.noer ~ mwf2mos
AFaet Worth Knowing.
The beat Investment for invalid. suffers from
debility or 1oss Of appetite is bottle OF PARK,Es Ho
patio Btters, it will be give relief sale by
all Druggists
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL. No71cR.-Drs. C1Ecx1EY
soHIEx (of Columbus, Ga having permanently located
In Charleston respectfully tender their services to the
citizens. In tho practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. has had the experience of fifteen years in this
school Of medicine.
ONCE at our residence No. H. 8. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner Of Green.
HERvEx NJ. CLEoKLEY NJ. D. .PHu1p T. ScH1EY NJ d.
September5 1yr
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UNDER DECREE IN 70 1yrrv

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ONesN Us. AcEe,Dn ct al. .
On THURSDAY, he 10th Of January next II oclsak
A N; VIII be sold near the Old Custom House. under
Tho following VALUABLE PROPERTY, belonging to
the Estate OF the Rev. PATRICK ONEuL. deceased.
AL THAT LOT OF LAND. with the Dwelling and out
asts the the . ss the sse nev Ps
ted in Plat made by Ed. B. White snrveyor By ths
inches a5d = iess no5ss On the Back line and IN
depth 16s feet inches Bounding north On Land Of Mr.
the said Plat, and east on King-street
5gs.4G ALSO, t. E@#
deagnated In sid Plat by The No q measuring in 'front.'
a feet II inches the back line "a feet nches and in
depth 1853 fec inches
THAT "a VACANT LOT next south, Of No. 2, designated
inches on the back line "a fset inches and in deth 15s
feet 6 inches. as A#'
designated said Plat No Of the dimensions
as No. 8. Hr Ea51: 5s5 ata a5$
THAT VACANT LOT next south Of Lot No. 4, and
having like dimenaions dssignated on said Plat by
No. s. a.T
~ AZ .G TH4T , yA1uARIS RkSeEeTz @ sas q
buildings thereon, designated in plat By
veyor No. measuring cast King street fest ana
north no I MA On No.
In said plat, west on No 2 .M.l6" 5~s
THAT LOT adjoining tho above on tho south, ana
designated in said plat BY No. s. rneaz1rinc In nt on
King street 80 feet the the back line. and in
THAT LOT No 6. in the above pAt measuring in front
on Kang street IS fset the same the back ne and in
depth I22 feet .,s#
THAT LOT on Radcliffe street, marked No 2 in said
the back line, and in depth 1o4 feet more or eas
THAT VACANT LOT toaains' No. . to tho west. ana
known on said plat as No. 8. and having the same d.
Men&ions a. No. 2. %>t @ i&lE$ 7@@H 4S
THE VACANT LOT. next west Of No: 8. known tho
last named \; .t4ss.s$ s$5as a4a4 ts8G 34&4 #3&#
Al that VALUABLE PROPERTY at the corner Of But
vsyor, consistsn: ,ar Lots to-wit: - So y
LOT No; !, ne % corner Of Rutledge and Cannon
streets With the ndtngs thereon, measuring In front
on Cannon street 50 feet the back Hne Il
LOT No 2, situate next aast OF Lot No I, measuring
Cannon street ~ feet inches tho back ne feet
inches, and In depth - fest inchas.
ia front Cannon street 30 feet inches on the hsci
line 70 faet and in depth ~ feet inches.
LOT No 1, situated next esa Of No 8, measuring IN
front Cannon 50 inches on the back tine
40 fest and in depth 70 feet 10 inches. \
Authat LOT OF LAND With several WOODEN BUILD.
NaS thereon, situate Ann street cppoaits the Park
measuring In ont esid street 81 feet the back line
30 feet more Less, and IN depth 200 feet inches
bounding north on Ann street, cast lsnd Of Boyce
and west ON land Of Corcoran plat OF same
veyor. s7a..
The 7lsts can be seen at the Master's OfRce
Terms-One-fourth caah; balance tn one, two, three
and four years. secura by bond Of tho purchasers and
mortgages Of the the buildings the lots to b
becembsr 10 VT It'll Master in Equity.
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UNDER DEcREE N EouI1y.

w -7- t-u7'.OH CS. Carson. TT""
VIII be sold under the direction undersigned at
the the old Custom Ennse. i'll this city. TUESDAY the
9Th day OF January. 1867. nt IL O'Clock A. NJ.
All that LOT OF LAND. with the buildings thereon
being the northern tenement brick
ent building situate the east side Of Bay street
nearly opposite nsuard street. and known by the mum
Der 1as measuring i'll front East Bay street feet
on the back line - feet and in de- tn - feet
Tcrms-Onc-half cash. balance in equal successive
annual instamentE, secured BY bond Of purchaser
and mortgage of the premises with interast from day OF
sale. buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers, JAMES IUPPER
January NV TUT M Master in Eouiiy
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UNDER DECREE IN Eau11

~. F1477auN q tykTIII Cs. LOfK3T. -T--"
VIII be sod under the direction Of the undersigned ut
the Old Custom House, Tuesday, che eth day of
January, 1867. at IL oclock \. NJ, @
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND in the city OF Charleston
known in certain plat OF linda divided by R. & Payne
Surveyor in 1872 by tho numbers 10. 1s aud u.s. bound
ing and measuring: ''@ MI
LOT No: 1e-Northwardl by Lot No 10. 100 feet;
southwardy by Lo. No H. leo Feet eastwary by Prea
feet. &4.= ."T 1G7 -''--}
LOT No ls-Northwardly by Lot No 90 100 feet;
southwardly by Lot No. IL, 100 foet; eestwarIy by
President street 10 feet; and westwardy by 70 IL
10 feet. &#@a@l"@
LOT No. Extraordinarily by Lot No. III, 1oc fest;
BY Lot No 49, 100 fect easwardly by Lot
49, S5 feet and westwardy by Chestnut street. So
feet, Less. r. f
Terus-So much cash may be necessary to pay tho
costa md the amounts due the plaintiffs tn full and the
balance credit OF year. to be secured by
bond OF tho purchaser and mortgage Of the premises
with interest from day OF sale. payable annually. Pur
chasers to pay for papers JAMES TuPPER,
December 1S tuf7 Master in EQUITY.
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UNDER DEcREE IN EaUrrY.

-T---- F0TC7lET FOTCtE7'. -- ----
Will be sold. under the direction Of undersigned at
the Old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the sth day Of
January, 1857. at IL O'Clock A. NJ, 3
1. ALL THAT PLANTATION In st. Johns Berklsy
known az ,prine Platns containing 21e, acres more
or lessboundng north lands of Jno Palmer
and Robt: McKelvey east lands Peter Couturfer;
south lands Of Estate Of Philip n porcher west
prime Long Cotton and Provision lands; TIE
rest pine lands. Comfortable Dwelling and good out
buildings. = TaIl1r
Ba a-.1N @4s3% gHtst ALSO. sart h$A#
q. ALE THAT OLD FIELD In st. Stephens Parish.
containing 2S66 acres, esa-bonpdiuo north on
antee River; east on lands Of b. Locklier; south
lands Of John Thurs9on; west on lands OF Theodore
Gourdin--consisting OF high land and swamp.
Terrns-one-th third caah; balance In three equal sue
cesHve annual nstalmens secured By bond of the
chaser and mortgage OF the premises nterest ona
day Of sale payable annually Purchaser pay h,r pa
pers- s%al ,s,I JAMES TUpPER,
December 1s tuf7 Master In Equity
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY

Ftr71tdn 6 SpyuU rs. ShdnQhan
WIZ he sold; under tho direction Of the undersigned at
the Old Custom House. TUESDAY, the sth day OF
January, 1867 at IL O'Clock a. N. 0I
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, in the City Of Charleston.
known n certain plat OF lands, divided by Robert e.
Payne Surveyor in 1870. by the number "ss bounding
and measuring northwardly By Lot No 252 35 feot
tnches southwardly BY Away Court, a5 feet nchos;
enstHardy by Lot No 50. 115 fcet, and estwardy By
Lot No. ST. l15 feet. more or less.
Terms-As much cash may DO necessary to pay tho
costs and tho amount due the Plaintiffs ID full and tho
oaance on credit OF one secured by bond pur
chaser and mortgage OF the premises with interest dom
day OF sale payable annually. Purchaser pay for
papers. g5E. JANE, TUPPEk,
December 18 tuf7 Master in Equity
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity.

HI7,ditdn Us. Edndltdn. (,
viii be sold, under tho direction tho undersigned at
tho old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the sth day of
January, 1851, ut II O'Clock A. II.
All that PLANTATION situated Little Edisto Island
In the Parish OF ST. Johns Colleton containing about
SoG acres Of high land aad bounding north land Of
William BaEnard, and west on Edisto Ferry Creek
Terms-Onc-third cash; balance In three equal sue
cessive annual instancns secured by bond OF the pu-
chaser and mortgage the premises with interest fron
day Of SALE payable annually. Purchaser to pay for
papers. JAMES TUPPER
December Is tuT arnstor In EauItv
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

IuNUHSJN JS. IuTNNnSOU. -TI- WI --
Will be sold under the direction undersigned ss
the Old Custom-House. on TUESDAY, the stl day Of
january. 1867, ut IL O'Clock. 4. NJ,
Al that LOT OF LAND. situate on King street. and
known by the No 100 buttng and bounding the north
on land now or formerly OF Rutjes to TIE
now or late OF Dr. RoriSues to the south land
cerly of Mathew AnNer and the King street
measuring the front and back lines 80 feet and In
depth one hundred and ninety (l0O feet.
Terms-One- third cash; the balance in equal an
nua instameots secured by bond of the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises with interest nom day OF sale
payable annually. Purchaser to pay for papers.
.a JAMES TUpPER,
Oecenber Is In Enuir
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UNDE1. DECREE IN Ea U1rx.

" #4g&M Gdds1e,l CS. Baum eL al. @s.
WIZ be sold. under the direction of the undersigned at
the Old Custom House, On TUESDAY, the sth day Of
January, 1867 at IL O'Clock An, T
ALL THOSE LOTS OF LAND in tho city Of Charles
ton known in certain plat OF lands divided by Rob't
e. Payne by the numbers I, 9 j. ard s. bounding aud
measuring norwardy Congress street 1913 feet
wardly on Payne street 116 6-l2 fcct southwarly on
Lots Nos. and TO- and wcstwardly lands now
or late OF John l. Holmes Ill 12 feet be meas
uremcnt more or loss. 3
Terms-So much cash may be necessary to pay and
tho amount due tho plaintiff in full and balance on
credit Of to be secured by bond OF the
and mortgage OF the premises with interest from day of
sale. payable annually. Purchaser to pay for papers
a@4&tga JAMES TUPPER,
December 1S tuf1 &a# Master in EQUITY.
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WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS TIE
w name and value Of each article Of goods are
marked on tickets placed in sealed envelopes and well
such tckst will be drawn without choice and delivered
at Office, sent by mail to any eddress: The pur-
chaser after seeing what article It drsws value
which may be from to nve hundred dolars-can
then, payment Of dollar. receive the article
named. exchange It for any other article marked
on our circular ut the same value Every ticket draws
article worth one dollar or more. No r3
Our patrons depend on 6ajr, honorable dealing.
The arf1ce drawn VIII be delivered at Office regard
less of Its value, promptly sent directed by
mail, express.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
Of valuable gtf@ fom us may be file at our
hce among whom we permitted to refer to:
John 8. Holconb, Lamberve. N. r., gold watch value
$3.50; Mira s. Bennett No 252 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn sewing machine. $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford, Conn,
ngton d. c.. diamond pin, sl76; J. c. Sutherland. No.
203 Nineteenth street. NJ =, sewing mnchine 800; JOS
Camp Elnn1ra, N. Y. melodeon, $3.50; aIiss l. Collins
Atlanta Ga, diamond cluster ring. $225 DR.. henry
Smith, Worcester Mass sewing machine. $685. H. Shaw
No. 13S 18th street. N. r. gold watch $3.50; Edw Boyn-
ton. Nashville, Tenn melodson, 500; James Russell
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; R. r..
Smith, Providence, r I, silver lever watch $50; Oscar
Purdy, Madison N. j., music box $45; Hon B. 8. New
ell, St PaIls, Minn., gold watch, S1a5; j. R. sperry
Ltchneld, Conn, silver watch S55; VIM. B. Peck. Har.
le,n us, music box, 475 Vim. Raymond, Dayton, Ohio
silver tea set si25; Miss T. NJ Schenck Detroit Mich
diamond ear rings, $685. Pierre Beaudin, St Charles
Eotsl, New Orleans. diamond ring S170; Mrs Marths
Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, melodeon, value s125.
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House and lot in Cannon's Court Al Auction.
By shIrE4 & McGILLIvEeAY.
VIII be sold THURSDAY, the Sd OF January ut II
o'clock, in front OF their ofnce,
THAT LOT OF LAND the south side Of Cannon's
Court, west Of Hargrave's Tavern measuring 81 feet
inches front Cannons Court by 140 deap moro or
less. together with the buildings thereon.
December % 14 fmv3thl
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House and Lot No. 125 Coming street.
BIZ CLIFFORD & BIATHE YVES,
Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad street.
VIII be sold WEDNESDAY, 9th January at IL O'Clock
at the Old Postohicc, aaI
That Three Story WOODEN HOUSE. with LOT known
sures so feet front by ITO feet deep.
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance in one two, and
three secured by bond and mortgage the prop
erty with interest. Purchaser to pay Clifford q NE
thewcs for papers and stamps. January 3
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House and Lot. No. $ Eliot street.

T-|-T 11OUSe u7ttI I<Ot, ISO. EWlOtL SITeeI.
By CLIFFORD d MATHEWESI
Real Estnte Agents, No. 56 Broad street.
VIII be sold en- WEDNESDAY, 9th January, II O'Clock
at the old Postof6ce,
That ONEsTORY WOODEN house, with the LOT
kno~n as No: Elliott street, having 1s feet nches
more or less front and 90 feet DEPTH less. being
but three doors from East Bay.
Terma cash Purchaser to pay Clifford & Mathewes
1or papers and stamps. January3
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$ furniture Horses, Vehicles, &C., at 41ction. M y
E.:y& BY SE11TH 81 McGILLIVRAY. s',, $-.
NO. " Bro1d street, south stic, near Hxatt
bgL.y n street, [1gT.- M"
ss.ss OF FURNITURE. &C.. ut private residences e
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES, VEHICLES
FVRNtTURE &C., at hslfpsst 10 O'clock, 1t our ONCE
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PRIVATE SAFES

d Fine Piano at Private Sale. I'll / # -
BIZ SMITH Is NIeGILL1VRiy. :!f
Auctfoneers, No. "a BROAD street,
January sE lNssg 4 rs5 An. s.tT53s S-, a A ..
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BMoprR1c vIEws.-M consequence Of the con.
timed inclemency Of the weather, the entertain,
nasnt to be given at Trinity Church to-nightis
postponed.
Ar ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIr.- -s'BRowNs Bfon-
ehisl Troches" are the most popular article In this
country or Europsfo Throat Diseases and Coughs,
and this popularity Is based upon real merit, which
cannot be said Of many other preparations IN the
market which are really but weak limitations OF the
aenniue Ttoches.T ,t.s si@I 5- rs ,..
8Gs@%s s& re IS II tts4 Sss 5*
MAaaDEn's PpcronA1fBAI;M for Asthma and Con-
a-,uorA}o,, 'RsNsg. 1SS'-J
u '-- : DOWIE & NOISE, Agents. aa.i 81;
GOODRICH, WINEWAN & CO., Agents.
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THAT VACANT LOT next south of No. q designated
In satd Plat No. 8, measuring in front "A feet II
inches the back Line ~ fact tnches ard in depth 169
feet inches |ss ALTO As, ..ea Is7 - 51I.-'l
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Weather dropping, %5
Pavements sopping, .Gr -.sl,
Crossings shocking, fht .+'5 m
On q rainy day. .t "
6r: ct lamps haring,
Rowdies swearing, .s &
Fiercely declaring a. N 4. s5.f:.55
That tina al is to pay. i
Negroes sp1urging,
\, Torrents merging, .1&A-
Street cars urging WIZ
Ger the muddy way I
Beavers dripping. i.a.
Dandies slipping. ..Gr5.
Curses ripping,
Where tho mud bears sway.
Umbrellas tapping,
Easements rapptng, +.
! ! ! ". 4, mid the windy fray.
y Policemen cunning, +* s.&
Il ;V1ely punning, .a,;3g
Women running, f.'L& .-,,e n :'4a
Seeding shelter where they may.
Striving dt I, .. t
q BY this ditty, a@sHSc'. 4. WI .
10 paint our "city'' ii.5.'t -5@
On rainy day. sEs #
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"RNa OCT THE OLD, ring in the now" says Ten
NrsoN, and by way OF carrying out this injunction,
the United States 9Th Infantry Band started out
from their quarters about midnight-tho dividing
line between SO and 'G1-en q serena ding tour to
their friends in different parts Of tho city. The
case. We came up to the Charleston Hotel just
as ScHuBERT's Screnade was sending forth its
dulcet notes. Our friend MIXER, never found nap
ping, was wide awake. usual gracefully per-
Forming the duties OF tho attentiye host. The
young year was received i'll most hospitable style
pY inc merry party at the Cbarlcston.
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z ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY at the oornsr o
King and Radcliffe streeta with tho dwelling and out
buildings thereon, designated in plat by same
veyor No cast King street IS fest ant
on the back line 81 feet and IN depth 121 Bounded
north land OF the estate Of Mackoah south lot
tn said plat, west On No. 2. sM.lAEjf fls
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THAT VACANT LOT next south Of Lot No. g. and
designated on said Plat as No T. OF the denaions
No. 8. a2S@e 5s-S4@ s2&f #fa3: s9' 1s sg
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DRY GOODS, ETC.

DRY GOODS, ETC.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
new GOODS!
NEW GOO DS /!
Just Received, at the
CHARLESTON HOUSEI
ST0LL, Webb { Co.,
No. 2S7 King street,
BANCROFT'S OLD STAND.
We WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
VERY LARGE AND wELL-AssoRTED STOCK OF
FANCY And STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Most Of which has just been purchased by one Of the
Firm at much lower prices than we have yet been able
to show this season
Our city and country friends, and the public generally
are respectfully invited to examine OUR STOCK before
purchasing elsewhere. wo Will guarantee all Goods at
the lowest market prices @MM
Some Goods are Offering at very low prices
Per Yard.
LINEN CRASH, for Towels, at............. loo.
BLEACHED LINEN CRASH Hat...... at. 12xc
VERY GOOD LONGCLoTH at. at.. 12kc
GOOD sHIRTNG LoNGcLoTH from . . IT to 2oc
GOOD BROWN sHIRTNGs at yds for . s1.oo
cAA+ACoEs at.... 12Ho.
FEW MOURNING cALIcoEs, a little dam
osso- aI.'-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2hc-
NEW STYLES AND BEST QUALITIES, at
1esz, 1sx. 40 to 26c
ONE CASE OF ASSORTED PURPLE PRINTS,
ranging from 20 to SOC.
- PURPLE PRINTS, Enelish
- BROWN MIXED PRINTS, Frensh.
We have also opened entirely now and very desirable
patterns. In all OF the very best makes ofPRINTs.
FURNITURE PRINTS AND WHITE AND CoLoRED
FURNITURE DIMITY.
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THAT VACANT LOT adjoining the above on the south,
designated In said Plat by the No measuring front
a feet II inches the back line n feet nches and
depth l69 fee. inches. .r 9.tT
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THAT VACANT LOT next south of Lot No 4, and
having like dimonaions, dssignated on said Plat by
No. s. 5aiG -&&h' 5ft#0 n, ls'r7Te
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TIE STREET RAILWAY CARs.-As our people have
had an opportunity Of observing, for some time
past, the conyeniepces Of this improved style Of
city travelling and especially in MI the great
changes Of weather which we have recently had to
endure, and as all are apparently 80 well pleased
with the introduction Of the railway among u.s. it
seems that we should throw in our little mite of
praise to the President and Direction for the very
able manner in which every thing has been carried
out in connection with the whole undertaking, aud
that should, at the same time, say, that In their
employed gentlemen whose attention and polite
ness to all passengers is worthy Of high conmen-
dauon, and whose efforts to please must enhance
still more the popularity Of this accommodating
line
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MAYoR's COURT, January s.-The docket this
morning was very light, although vet night like
the last is usually selected BY bun1mers and others
for soaking .red-eyen ION the counter-irritation
principle), to keep of the outside damp, and as
the bar-keepers, when closing up generally put
these sleeping customers in part Of the street
where they viii receive early attention from the
still the present occasion there were none even
Of this class for us to note.
Two men, white and black, who were drunk
and noisy, were fined IS each.
An individual who had gone into bar-room to
take drink, but made q mistake and took q ten
dollar bill from the counter. was sent to magis-
trate to discuss the matter and expla in how the
error occurred.
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PAINFUL sAccDENT.-We are informed that q
young lady OF this city was seriously and painfully
burnt yesterday morning by her clothes taking fire
from the grate. She was standing with her back
to the fire at the time and the draft drew her frock
into the blaze. Becoming alarmed she ran from
the room into the kitchen, and il her screams had
lot brought assistance, would have been burnt to
death. Several s,entlemon hearing her cries rcsh-
ed in and succeeded in smothcring tho famos in
time to save her life, but the action Of the fro had
already burnt her terribly.
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THAT LOT adjoining tho above on the SOUTH an
designated in sad plat BY No. g. raeazuring In tont
King street 80 feet the sa1ne the back line. and Il
depth III feet. l5s
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THAT VACANT LOT joining No. q to tho west, d
known on said plat as No. g. and having the same
nnenstons a. No. a. t3~ .s.is @ s&4E 5s& t81&
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THE VACANT LOT, next west Of No. 8. known on Il
said plat as No 4 having tho same dimensions as
last named. +s3 s6& $s! ,t.n4.4 4E8l%G3924 #4g
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THAT LOT on Radcliffe street, marked No. 2 In saie
pla measuring in font said street 80 feet same or
the back Line, and in depth 1o4 feet or leas-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-04

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-Hon. G. 8.
BRYAN presiding Judge.-The case of HUGH Nc
CREA, Jos. BANkHEAD, JSo. G. SEAenaHr, and 9TH
ers, Of Tennessee, rs. The Bank Of Charleston,
GouRpN, ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, and others, was
taken up bill tor inquistion, rccoverv and re-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-04

sooTT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for January, 1867,
has made Its appearance, very much improved
better paper and better Typography A splendid
copper plate likeness Of Gen. LEE graces the pres