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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-17

MARsDEN's PICTORIAL BALM, for Consumption
and Asthma. "
DoWIE 4 NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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(. The APooALYPsK OR TAp1EAU1 OF THE Book OF
REVELATIONS TOGETHER WITH THE ORIGINAL NIL
1oN1AN TABLEAUx OF PARADISE Losr.-This re-
markahle exhibition ceec. at Hihe-ni=n Hall, on
Monday evening next. Our citizens have always
boon distinguished for their love Of the beautiful
and we cling to the opinion that these celebrated
tableaux illustrating the greatest subjects that the
human mind can conceive, will, as elsewhere, at
tract immense audiences. A contemporary says:
Tho hall was densely crowded. and hundreds
were unable to obtain seats; still the unparalleled
as to make tho immense standing throng uncon.
scious OF their fatigue. We could but say ut the
sequel Of the fourth and last series that tho half
has not been told u.s. -'
''The entertainment is more than worthy Of the
compliments the press bestowed upon it, for Ian
guage fails to do it JUSTICE" i
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Browns B8oNcHIAn TRocHEs, when allowed to
dissolve in tho mouth, have direct influence to
tho affected parts; the soothing effect to tho
mucous lining Of the windpipe allays Pulmonary
irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and
tho various Throat Affections to which public
speakers and singers are liable.
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PUBLICAN, uELcI1Ers 4 CO.


nuLLIGAN, nIELCIIfsRs & CO.
VIII sell THIS DAY, nth Instant. at No. q vonduc
Range at 10 O'Clock,
CLOTHS. UNDERSHIRrS AND DRAWERS Calico
and Hic zory Shirts Stockings: Hdkis., Spool Cotton
sundry articles Furnture-Dedstcads, bureaus
L Sewing Mashines Meat sa large Counter
~ nve-eaHon Jugs, sc, &c. January II
NI1LLIGAN, n1ELcHERs & CO.,
win sell on FRIDAY the 25th instant, in of the
New Custom House. ut IL o'clock A. NJ.
M lot ANCHORS--various Sizes a#&
January II thsmwf5
~ saes sso EVERY 1 EVENING at O'Clock by KHRoY Co.
&C. con fsacr 1 Of
Shoes Cutlery, Pcrfumcry and Soaps January IT
AT Auctaon-De Desirable Lot in Neao Street,
hX CLIFFORD 4 bIATHEWEs,
VII be sold on TUESDAY, asth instant at Ii O'Clock. at
tho old Postonce,
No. H. being tho third or fourth Lot rom groad street.
having front of about sixty feet and depth about
Terms-onc-fourth cash; balance in /, and 3 years
Purchaser to pay Clifford &; Mathcwcs papers an
stamps: thstu4 January II
Tasua0le Plantation near Elu61on and House IN
M JAcoh BWca5Sai caoaa,2x = CO.
On TUESDAY 2ad January at II O'Clock. at the north
comfortable two.story DWELLING and ouTBU1Ln-
NGs, on one ~ acrc lot in the town of Bluaton.
An that TRACT OF LAND n known as Rose Dew p;nna-
ton, situated May River, four (i from Button
containing one thousand 1O00 high abot
three hundred Of which ccarcd) and seventy &c,
ACRES OF marsh This place has been under cultivation
this and the lands Of the best quality Sea
Island crtton and provisions On the place il barn,
gin house and negro houses Also, belonging to the
dred acres Of Pine land --~ '.1
..-... @sa ALSO, #
TRACT OF LAND, within three t3) miles of Button
containing seven hundred and a-balf 762
acres all of which is heavily wooaed with Oak Hickory
ind Pine; and, being Immediately contiguous to May
River could be u1ado profitable the sale OF wood.
These lands. when cleared of the best quality
Island cotton Adjoining and belonging ts place. ia
fifteen tl5) aero lot, high bluff, May Rivcr-or
settlement and summer residence being perfectly
healthy at all seasons. H'
Terms: For the House and Lot in Blufton cash; for
Rose Dew Plantation onothrd t.a] cash, balance in one
two and three years; FOR the other Tract onchaf
cash. balance in Credit portion of above be
secured by mortgage OF the property.
Purchasers to pay us for papers.
January &-'N finwG
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ANNUAL Statement of the Receipts and Ex-
pendiaures of tho Commissioners OF Gross
kfoadS for Charleston neck. p
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! WEIcH's FunN1sHsa sronE,-T popular es-
tabishment, devoted exclusively to the improve
ment Ct the personal appearance. .:of gentlemen,
we are happy to see hns been again opened, under
the management md control OF the ssame indvid-
uai who, since 1919, has given so mnch satis-
faction to, and treated with such conrtes5, the
people OF Charleston. Mr.. WEIGH and his store
are so wen known to an and his goods Of all kinds
50 celebrated that reference to the advertise
ment Of his reopening, With full stock, similar to
that which lined his shelves in former days, will
be sufficient to make his numerous friends pay
h;,n as frequent visits as they did in times that's
sest, 3 f.t VIII . A.
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..T NOTICE.. E"0
Sales EVERY EVENING at o'clock, by KHROY Co.
NO. 339 ktngstreet, Of q general assortment of DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Boots ind
Shoes. Cutlery, Pcrfumery and Soaps. january IT
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NIILLIGAN, MELCHERS s. CO..
viii sell FRIDAY, the 25th instant in rear Of the
New Custom House, ut II o'clock A. NJ
lot ANCHORS--various Sizes N
January II s@# l@ thsmwf3
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The ORPHANS FEAsr-n answer to a polite in
vitaton from Rev. F. J. SuADLER, we repaired
early yesterday afternoon to Hibernian Hall to as
sist at the SOrphans' Feast" A moro PLEASING
sight wo have saldom Witnessed than greeted our
eyes on entering tho Hall. In tho gallery above
the dais were the italian Harpers, 80 well known
in our community, enlivening tho occasion. at in
tervas, With strains Of sweetest music. Down the
centre OF tho long hall tablo was laid, covered
with everything calculated to tempt child's appe-
tite, and seated au round the table were it'll,
girls of every size, inmates OF the Sisters Orphan
Asylum, oil looking the very picture Of content.
lIhey had been eating for some timo when we
arr1ved.1 They looked bright, happy, and well
cared fcr Around them, in every direction
were lifting little ministering Angels, the boys
and girls Of the St. Pauls Catholic Church
Sunday School, who, mindful Of tho heavenly pre-
ccpt implied in tho Saviour's words-ssTbe Poor
ye have always with had prepared this feast
for the little fatheress children. The little minis
ters on this symposium looked ssbig" with o con-
sciousness Of their Importance and did full credit
to the blue rosettes, designating them as the Com
mittce OF Arrangements. There an air of easy
grace IN all their movements and in their benevo-
lent Lion could read their anxiety to do every
thing possible. For their orphan guests We have
never seen more beautiful living sermon on the
~~~~S ~~fS@S~SS
another"
The choir Of the Sunday School, a few boys and
girls, sang 'The Orphans Prayer with great
pathos, and. sweet. touching melody. After
which the Committee proceeded to the distribution
OF the presents, which spread on q table
standing on the dais. Every child was provided
for, and all retired from the feast happy in tho
bissfu innocence Of childhood, and with all their
wants supplied.
What is there in nature 80 genial and cheering
as band Of happy children And we have seldom
seen brighter group than filed the old Hall yes
terday. To the Rev. Mr.. SHADLER, the Pastor of
St. Pauls German Catholic Church, in Society
street, much Of the credit of this charming feast
is Cue; Tor his energy and kindly, thoughtful ben
esolence, we doubt not, was largely instrumental
IN bringing it about. In the evening the entire
party we're taken to their homo, in the northwest
ern part of the city, the cars OF the City Rail
way. The 10th Of January, 1867, is white day in
the orphans calendar.
+, 81. - |
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FIRE WooD.-We desire to can attention to the
advertisement Of Mr.. JAMES c. JERvEY, who has at
his wood yard, west end OF tho city between
Montague and Bull streets, fns supply Of all
kinds Of fuel, and as he has advantages Of always
obtaining the best, and in large quantities, we
suggest visit to him It this seaaon by those who
aro in want OF superior wood. W. Y! !.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-17

MAYORS Court, january ,16.-Rebecca Caldwell
q dusky damsel, who had called at the house OF
Susan Jefferson slady Of cullur," to see the
husband Of the said Susan, and SO raised the
dander Of the married woman that abe launched q
volley Of epithets and threats against the maiden
that would have knocked her over il hen feet hnd
not furnished her with go solid 9 foundation, and
then shook her fist directly in front Of her eyes at
the endof the proboscis, and basely and loudly
Hfmed her 80 nigger," which The virgin was not
expected to on dare, but to appeal patheically to
the laws for redress, which she did, and had the
female head,of q household mulct in the sum Of
$5 for her timperance."
Ben Gets, who was playing with bottle as
black as himself and smelling the cork till he got
giddy, was fined IS for tumbling against people in
the street. 5s'. s,.t # .e, t
An individual, who had left his drays all night in
the cold, was made to pay s5 for the use Of the
street. 4: 4 a,- s-a% j.
Y One of those men who have never been drunk
before, but who meet with splendid success in
their first effort was mp for occupying too much
Of the side walk, was fined s5, and advised to go
back 70 frst principles. I s :'.t.5 Il. 4. 5ss 4.
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Yhg 1ai1gg Menus,
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY II, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

To our SUBSCRIBERS would call the atten-
tion Of those who are indebted to us throughout
tho country, that the old year closing and their
accounts not yet settled. The price Of sub
sc-ption s not largo, and viii not be missed from
their plcthoric pockets. The first Of January has
long been celebrated day set apart for closing
old accounts, and wo would not have our friends
depart from this timo-honored custom. Money is
the motive power Of ovory enterprise, and news
papers arc no exception, and wo respectfully ask
our country subscr bcrs to cash up and commence
tho new year with clear record.
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
MILLlti AN. MELCHERS Co, Aucr1oNEERs-
By virtue Of All rcr of Salc to directed from the
Honorable the Judge of the District Court of South
Carolina, will expose for sale at Public Auction at
X No. % Vcnduc Range, at II o'clock A. H. on TuURS-
DAY, 24th inst Laf l53@ Nm -T-@T.-"
5000 IMPORTED SPANISH sEGARs (cONCHAs)
1850 Imported Spanish segars iPlantation
Terms CASH. J. P. NJ EPPING,
United States Marshal
january II 17,19, ,23G24
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UNITED STATES D1srR1cr Coun1.- Hon. GEO. s
BRYAN presiding. 4+ :.
Z. The case of the United States! us. PATRICK BAN
RON, for attempting to pass as true and current
money certain coins Of original design, having
been assigned TO this day, was taken up. NJ P
O'CoNNoR, Esq, appeared for the defence, and the
District Attorney, JNo. PH1rLns, Esq, for the
prosecution. After hearing the evidence advanced
and the argument of the COUNSEL the Jury retired,
and after an absence Of two hours returned a vor-
dict of sNot Guilty."
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Sale Of Horse, said to be ro,o or atelu Tie
property OF the National Express and 7ranspor-
tdtsom Company, 10 pay clam Of Jackson &
Doualdss for Eue7y of same.
BY ALONZO j. WHITE 81 son,
Brokers, Auctionccrs and Real Estate
l M e%@ Agents.
viii be sold on SATURDAY, 18th January at II O'Clock
& ut tho north OF tho Exchange, AZ
largo BAY HORSE. @ &&
Conditions cash. &#,s Janunrv IT
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Novelty. a
The atest and most efectual remedy the cure Of
debility, loss of appetite headache torror Of the liver
etc, is PANKNINs HEPAI1c BErTERs For sale by
all Druggists. tn
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January12
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TaE TInIE TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Dolly South Carolitan at Columbia ia now sent
to eveg Postoce in the State Being the ociel paper
Of tho State it VIII bs found at the present time espe
cay valuable to merchants others desiring to ava
themselves oi very large circulation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-17

The PLANTATION known as Golding Tract, contain
ing ac.es situate in the Parish of ST. George Cole
ton District, about miles from summerville.
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RY JACOB COHEN 4: co.
On TUESDAY, 2ad January. O'clock at the north OF
the Exchange. Will be sold,
a comfortable two-story DWELLING and OUTBUIIH-
NGS on one ~ acre lot, in the town of Bufton.
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All that LOT OF LAND. with the two-story Wooden
Dwelling and outbuiings thereon situate the south
side OF Bull street, and known No. II, measuring In
front 10 tect aud in depth 144 feet less bound
ing North Bull stroe lot of F. Schnfer,
lot of- Hopton, and south lot OF John Francis
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-17

PERTINENT INQUIRIES.

The resolution introduced into the Legis-
lature by Mr.. Allderdice, inquiring why the
State Treasurer has not collected the tax on
Corporations, as he is required by law TO do,
is certainly subject for pertinent inquiry.
The Treasurer's statement presents return
OF no taxes paid by any corporation in the
State, beside the Banks, except the Phlladel-
pha, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
This last road has paid during the fiscal year
accounted for on the til of December no
less a sum than S95. -. The whole
amount of receipts into the State Treasury
was only $il0,265.6l, so that the p, w. Il
B. road seems 10 have had almost the entire
burden of paying the State expenses.
This a somewhat remarkable condition of
affairs. The State law levies taxes on Ger
tain class Of Corporations and requires the
State Treasurer to enforce their collection
Yet the State Treasurer's reports shows that
a large number of Corporations do nat pay
the tax, and that he has not enforced its col
lection. Still further, il arr7ars that though
this revenue is set apart fol the liquidation
of the State debt considerable amount o
il has been expended for the ordinary eX
penses Of the State government. Unde
such circumstances, Mr.. Allderlice's inquir,
seems very necessary and well timed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-17
Inauaural of Gov. Geary, Of Pennsylvania.

The following is an abstract of Governor
Geary's Inaugural Address, delivered ON
Tuesday. lie refers to the close of the re-
bcllion, and pays tribute TO part borne by
Pennsylvania in contributing 3Gd, 32i volun-
tcers To the army, and to the generosity of
the people toward The support OF soldiers,
and the widows orphans of those who fell
He regrets that the general Government
has taken no steps 10 inflict proper penalties
upon rebel leaders, and terms il censurablc
forbcarancc. five are astonished and shock
ed at the exhibition Of cruelty and ingrati
tudr among those who having inaiiguIated
and prosecuted II callsclcss War against the
general government, and having been per
mittcd 10 escape punishment they deserve,
are once more aIrogantly clamoring to as
sumo control 0fthe destinies of this great ma
tion how much greater cause would we have
had for surprise had slavery been permitted
TO increase and multiply: Boast AS we may of
our material and great victories. Yet is it
not true that there is no such thing as repuh-
lican government in ten States that began
and carried on the war! There is not To-
day dcspotic State in Europe where the
| rights OF individual men are so dciiantly
| trampled under foot as in sections which
were supposed to have been brought into
full submission to the government of the
United States
The violators of the most solemn oblga-
tons. perpetrators of the most atrocious
crimes in the annals Of time, murdcrcrs of our
heroic soldiers on fields of battle and in
loathsome dungeons and barbarous prisons
They must not, shall not rcappcar in the coun-
Gil chambers of the nation, to aid in its legis-
lation, or control its destnies, unless il shall
be on conditions which shall preserve our
institutions from their balciul purposes, and
influence and secure republican forms of
government in their purity and ygor in
every section of the country.
To the Congress Of the United States the
heartfelt sympathy and overwhelming sut-
fragcs of the people have been generously
given. They have fcarlessly proclaimed
their uncquivocal verdict "Wcll done good
and faithful servant
Upon the deliberations and actions Of Con-
grcss our present interest and future welfare
are depending
The Inauguration ceremonies took place
with imposing military display. An address
was delivered at the Capital, and national
salute fired at the conclusion.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-17
THE NEW MAIL ROUTE.

Some weeks since, on the opening of the
new airline between this city and Norfolk
we called the attention Of Postmaster Gencr-
al Randall to its advantages as mail route,
and suggested that the great mails between
the North and South should by all means be
carried upon it, We are glad to see that the
Postal Department has recognized these adj
vantages. as will be seen by the following
dispatch, from Fortress Monroe, on Satur
day
1.-THE Postmaster General has authorized
the carrying of the mails between Norfolk,
Philadelphia and New York by the Anna
messic route. The first mail arrived at Nor
folk yesterday by the new conveyance, and
hereafter will arrive at . o'clock p. NJ, ex-
cept Saturdays; leaving there for the North
at 10 p. NJ. This will enable the merchants
of the city to mail their correspondence five
hours later than formerly, and to receive
their letters one day in advance of the for
mer route.
We have no doubt that all mail matter for
the great seaboard cities, north OF Whining
ton, and south of Norfolk, amounting to
thousands of tons per annum, will soon
be forwarded by this line.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-17

The TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1867, is now
out, embracing its usual valuable contents.
In addition to customary astronomical tables,
calendars, &C., common to ordinary Alma
macs, it has valuable table for ] 10 places in
the country, by which the time Of high tide
at those places for any day in the year can be
readily ascertained.
The Political Department contains a Di-
rectory of the Government and Congress
valuable information concerning the States
the laws passed at the last session of Con
gress; the Civil Rights, and Freedmen's
Bureau Bills, &c, &C., with full tables Of
election returns for 1866.
Mr. Schem the former compiler of the
work, has prepared this edition, and his
work is well done as ever. Nobody can af-
ford for twenty cents to be without this con-
venient friend and companion, whose am
pie knowledge is always available.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-17
incompetent Officials.

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c,,,a;aI 6,,.,,,,;t,a - ~ IIa,,a MIN. IN
recen,,,, noon ;nvest;ua,;no tlo Frauds in ~
Pevenrc Don,r,,nent have made ronort ~
tho Sacret,rv az the Treasury roconmond-
i'm, no removal If Dorr;naer Ia Co,loc,or
If tho end PENNSYLVANIA District ..for al
ten,nt. nj frand and n oross vio,ation If
dutv
Th;s il In, nav conmo,tor, ~ no f,o,
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tilat inc present administration mas ihtrusteu
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most incapable. unsafe and untrustwortly
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binary requisites of fitness and uprightness,
as well as n reasonable claim 10 reward
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nav oee'i ~ VIC eiiee i''a'e ioi
the most Responsible positions. Not only IN
many cities are the Custom Houses in charge
of men who are without character anJ with.
-. ~,
o"' e"l'aoi'.' po' 'he ASSESSMENT anu SoiT
lection OF the Revenue i'll dozens OF districts
throughout the country are entrusted to the
la,l,;nS, cor, ar ,oss.is Wa ar. oon6dont
v
'hat thc result cannot Dc othcrwise than dis-
aStrous, and that we shall have for the next
Two wears n most MECHANICALLY succession ot
f,a,5s ,oa,,,.,;ons .,,1 on,y,aIa,,,,,,. 4,
,a'r'' fee''p.''"'' '''''' t'''''NA'e'"e'', ~
the treasury department, such as must no
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-17
SHALL OUR GOVERNOR BE HOUSED !.

The Governor of this likely Young Com
monwealth is in many respects, doubtless, a
clever fellow, and we wish him well physi-
cally and mentally. As he has no veto pow
er he is at best more ornamental than useful
in the State Government. and if he would
but quit sending such mouldy and cobweb-
bed messages, written in such bad English.
to the Legislature, there would hardly be one
of his people who would not look upon him
with an amiable and kindly countenancc.
For our part we should like to see him
housed-brought under cover. Amid such
storms as stern winter has hurled upon us.
even here in favored Delaware the Blue Hen
should extend her broad and motherly wing
wide enough to hover every one of her brood
Governor Cove SALISBURY not excepted.
In this benevolent expression we are sure
everybody will ioin unlcss deferred nv ron.
siderat;ons Of economy and tbese no nrs,
admit have WEIGHT in t,,is connectiop AL
ready has tbe Legislature nlunred into sucb
reckless eynenditurc that the venerable hairs
NJ many a rosneotod Da,awaroon s,and ho,,
nnr;oh, IN ,nayemont and our own ron,
srmna,hv almost ,nor;G,yt !, ,,rr,,,,. s,,;r;,
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