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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

EMPORIUM OF FAsHe Ns.-The ladies will bo
pleased to notice that in addition to large stock
Of millinery goods, Mrs. 8. j. CorcHETT has just
received select lot Of dress and cloak trimmings
which will command their attention. Mrs.
C. has endeayored to make her establishment
worthy of its name, and her customers and the
public can have do difficulty in making selections
from large assortment offered for their inspec-
ton.
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TAVERN.KEEPER
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, /
March !, 1857.
IL TAyERN-KEEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL
n ING spirituous liquors. within the city limits, who
have not executed their bonds and taken out the proper
cards to show that they have license to SELL will be
ported not complying with the law after Monday 9Th
inst. :.
Those who have cards hereby notified to have the
same placed conspicuous place In the window. All
failing 10 observe this notice viii also be reported after
the aforementioned ume ". b. SMITH,
March Clerk Of Council.
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IARoRrANT:LnaAI CAsE-The Phenix SAYS A
bill has been. fled by the South Carolina Railroad
Company to enjoin the construction Of tho Colum-
bts and Angrsta Rsilrosd. and is now pending be-
fore his Honor Chancellor CARROLL, in Columbia.
The Injunction is asked, on the grounds that the
Columbia and Augusta Road is being constructed
in violation Of the exclusive privileges granted by
the charter Or the South Carolina Railroad. With
out expressing any opinion on the merits Of the
question involved, it seems a monstrous PROPOSE
ton that this application should be made at this
late day, atter the. States of South Carolina and
Georgia, The cities of Columbia and Augusta, and
the citizens Of both States, who have subscribed,
have already been committed to the ento. prise,
and after fully $4,000 has been expended or is
involved ip e6ntracts. This road is demanded by
the necsssitiss Of Tho times-it is needed to de.
velop the great interests Of the country-and we
regret exceedingly that the South Carolina Rail
road Company have deemed it necessary to inter-
pose this hindrance to the progress Of the enter
PRISE although, to tain extent private rights
are involved 49,. -,
The South Carolina Railroad Company is repre-
ssnted BY Gen. JAHEs CONNER, Of Charleston, and
the Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company by
Messrs. ARTHUR, MELTON & MILTON, Of Columbia.
The argument was to be concluded on Tuesday.
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Esiate Sale of Grocery Sore belonging to the Es-
tate Of VIM. Dsersscn, by order of a.e Executors.
BIZ LAUREY s. ALEXANDER.
On FRIDAY Sd May, will be sold OF the southeast
Of Coming and Morris streets, at II o'clock,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF SAID STORE,
CONSISTING OF:
BACON, Lard Butter, Soap, Tea Sugars Liquors,
Crockery, with general assortment Of Groceries, &C.
The above will Le offered In one lot
Conditions will be made known on day of sale.
lease of the premises be obtained from the Exec
utors. HAY
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THE TIME To ADVERTISE TN THE
COUNTRY.
The Daily South Cdroiintan at Columbia, is semi
to every Postoce in the State Being the ocic paper
Of the State, It will be found at the present tmo cspe
ciay valuable 10 merchants aud others desiring avail
themselves Of very large circulation.
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p. II. R.
Ar synonymous with Health, Strength aud yIsor
Tho secret viii be revealed by investing in bottle
PANKNINs BEPATIC BIITERs. For salc by nj
Druggists. W
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BARNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
1.No risl no ruiu Send on your cards and Increase
your trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
lnk-it has made many fortune
Terms for the paper-s3 per annuIn, in advance.
Adyertsements inserted at the rate OF II per square Of
twelve lines or less for each INSERTION
Cards OF ten lines less, ut the rate OF $40 for three
months. ,,,
ilcoe OF chaniug on favorable terms. Address
Nee EDWARD d. BRONSON,
L., I.r: ltd
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-z-Tnre eaaprrr.=4Those splendid white horses will
he rsaaed this evening, ct o'clock, at JOSH JARAs,
King street. Gents having lists will please make
returns. md ai ilterested are requested to be
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MAYORS CouRT-Aprl so.-William Gardner and
Dan King, two colored individuals with whom a
coldness had for some time existed, in consequence
Of the latter having called the former ga ID
detecive,p and who met under the porch of the
St. Mchaels and clinohed, and would have done
grievdls harm, but for the sudden appearance Of
sever6s s5olicsasuwboaw were going to dinner, we're
each fined IS.
Afsmale with familiar face and helmet shaped
hst; who had been Himbibing little two much corn
juice and had put her foot through her hoops, in
exhibiting . nev step in dancing, was fined S.
Two persona who had refused; to have their CHM
neys sweep. when called on by the contractor, were
fined according to ordinance.
Ned Heary. .. particularly small black boy, who
had nobody to take care OF him, was sent to Mr..
PusBuRy, that hs may be attended to in the Or
phan Asylum.
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(" SPIRITUAL. May was ushered in last
night in manner that immediately carried us
back to eye olden time, and the sight Of huge
wassail bowl, borne triumphantly on the shoulders
Of one Of Afric's ebon Sons, induced US to think
that we had mistaken the season, and misty Wis
ions Of coming spirits foated dimly DER the pa
pers. An EDITORS path In life is covered with
thorns, but when chsered by such acceptable gifts
as that sent last night is forced to forget his
sorrows and enter into the discussion Of the am
Der fluid new man. Our friend PARSONS, of the
Pavilion, has proved himself to be deserving Of
his name, for he understands the communion Of
spirits, and such Inducements as he can furnish
viii make the most ultra tetotaller renounse his
.creedin disgust. We have marked to-day with
special cross and shall always consider our Rever-
end friend to be, not only friend indeed and in
need, but spritualist sans peur et sans reproche
for we have judged him by his works.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

MAY QuEENs-The usual festivities of this day
will be observed in this city by many Of the princi
pal schools, who, in accordance with time-hon-
ored custom, will give May Festival, at which the
':fairest maid" win be crowned the Queen Of
Beauty, and appropriate addresses will be deliv-
cred by the pupils. The Normal School, Rev. 81.
NJ. MooD, Principal will give an entertainment ut
the Hibernian Hall tonight, which will surpass
many that have been witnessed in Charleston for
some years. In addition to thensnal performances
on these occasions, there will be triple corona
Ition. "A Queen M hove, Beauty and Flowers, will
each receive the homage of their subjects. The
addresses and responses to be delivered respec-
lively IN French, GcImsn and English. Extensive
preparations have: BEEN made by the teachers and
pupils to make tais May celebration not only a
source Of pleasure the spectators but Of profit to
the performers. It was not intended to be q
public exhibition, and only the parents and imme-
diate ffiepds Of the pupils will be admitted.
The pupils Of the Rev. D. LAFAR's Seminary
will also havo q coronation ofa May Queon Mt that
institution, corner Of Calhoun street and Rutledge
Avenue: The ceremony will take place at 81 P.
n, and will be conducted with all the regal pomp
observed on suoh, occasions.
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TAX NOTICE

TAX NOTICE.
r WILL ATTEND AT THE FOLLOW ING TIMES AND
PLACES to RECEIVE TAXES for tho Parish of st.
John Berkeley; viz: At Calamus Pond on Monay 18th
May at Cherry Grove Tuesday 14th May; at Eiggn
Church Thursday 10th May; ut Strawberry on Friday.
nth May at Black Oak Saturday, 18th Mny, and at
Fu2's Old Field on Monday, Doth May, at which time
INV looks will be closed. JOHN NJ. PARKER,
T. c., ST. Johns Berkeley.
Office hours from 10 A. NJ. ZAP. NJ.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE BATHING HOUSE

THE BATHING HOUSE
4 TTHE BATTERY WILL BE OPENED FOR THE
a Season on WEDNESDAY, May 1st, and remain
open until September 10TH
sEARoN TICKETS.
To admit ono person. 5000; Families of three persons
an, over s46O each person; Children, $500; Single
Butls. 25 cc1ts; Children, Is cents. P. KILROY,
Inril y6 Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.

Boots, Shoes, GGasrsl 91lsg 3 gesmSrals' amS &C.
THIS MORNING. the 1st May, at 10 O'Clock, IN on
saes;Too, No 142 Meeting street s We WIZ asatrrr se
Boots Shoes, Caters Ralmorsls, Oxford Ties, Ladies
and Misses Slippers, Chldren's ANGLE Ties, &c, DC
ALI fresh and seasonable goods May
Cdosinq sale of Dry Goods, Neo Frniture, 6 3, &c,
MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House,
No. IS Hasel Street, Opposite PostoMce.
Will sell THIS DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
jeans Cottonades Linens, Longcoth Collars, Pencils.
Trunks, Shoe Boxes, DC.
= SETS COTTAGE FURNITURE. doz assorted
Rosewood Chairs, doz. Cane sest Rockers. -.doz.
Double Bk Wood Seat Chairs, doz. Single Bk. Wood
Seat Chairs, Tables, Deaks, Office Stools, Stoves. Office
Stoves &c., &C.
Conditions cash. May1
Underwriters sale of Bacon, Nails, Candies, Sc
BY HENRY C3BIA Il co.
TOMORROW, I'd inst, will be sold, at the store No. -
East Bay door south of Accommodation Wharf, at
10 O'Clock,
y R1h5s' Raps. BACON SHOULDERS
b6sss b6as; Clear Sides
4 terces Bacon Strips
Lot of Hams
145 boxes Candles
172 kegs Nails
81 broken kegs Nails
2 lots Of Nails
case SeRars
9 bbls. Whskey
eighth casks Domestic Brandy.
70 boxes Ground Coffee
boxes Groul Cloves
Scale and some Office Furniture.
Conditions cash. May
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sTaE iTrSmrpos Of builders and mechanics is d-
rected to tho advertisement Of Messrs. EBAuaH q
,MAI1osEs, who offer, at reduced rates, planed,
dressed and rough timber. These gentlemen have
q large planning and saw mill at the old Railroad
Accommodation Wharf, and are prepared to fill oil
orders in their line with dispatch. The machinery
connected with their mill is arranged to perform
s1ls Of the Anishing work usually done by carPen-
tess, and = great saving Of both time and money is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-On motion OF
O. b. SrNoEroN, Esq, WALTER B. MErrs, ESD. OF
Yorkyille, 8. c., was admitted to practice in tho
United States Courts Of South Carolina.
The District Attorney handed an indictment to
the Grand Jury, in the case OF United States u.s.
EDWARD A FOWLER, for purchasing arms and
clothing from United States soldiers, with view
Of aiding them to desert. The Judge delivered
brief charge, explanatory of the crime and tho
Act Of Congress passed to reach it. The Grand
Jury soon returned and brought in True Bill.
His Honor Judge BRIAN then thanked the Jury for
the faithful discharge OF their duties, and took
this occasion to make some pertinent remarks on
trials by jury in general, and the great RESPONSE
biity this institution entails on the citizens who
are called upon 10 sorye the State in that capacity.
He then discharged the Grand Jury.
Upon motion Of the District Attorney the trial
of WILSON E. PRoTHRo was continued till Thurs
day week, by consent. Tho civil business before
the Court being very heavy the District Attorney
has consented to transfer OF the remaining
criminal cases from the Circuit to the District
Court.
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FmE.-An alarm Of fire was given yesterday
afternoon but it proved tobeonly the. .rehndiug
Of the smouldering ruinsien by the late fire. No
damage was done, and the flames were soon eI-
tinRuished. .Sf>e .
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TAX NOTICE,

TAX NUTICEs
11HE COLLECTORS BOOKS WILL BE OPEN AT
NAV to collect the TAXES oi the Parishes of Christ
Chrrcl st. Thomas and st. Dennis and continue open
W. d. RIVERS,
Anril ao 81 Tax Collector.
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5CHiraE or Pfoyosr MARsHAL--By recent
order nom Headquarters Lieut.. JOHNSTON, who
hahaSoeptsbly flied the position Of Provost Mar
shall for some time has been transferred to the
Islands, where he viii hold similar Office. Brevet
MsiW CRAWFORD has been appointed Provost Mar
shs1 Of this post in his stead Lieut.. JoHssToN
hadfandared himself deservedly popular while in
discharge Of his duties by his impartial conduct,
and his successor, who Is an officer Of the regular
am HmSand no iculsY in preserving. either
IslHEhrddE6f ii tkiS oonanand. - s.sA<s...fs
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u
gratifying information that Neg berg hat present
in sd6S& pffspeSdST co1d sand tat Cotton
oota al xfssts psrsscusfsy the latter giveiprom.
ise t bountiful yield. That the colored portion
Of the inhabitants are displaying equal industry
with the WHITE and that al have thrown aside pol
ios and devote themselves entirely to the culture
of che earth. Large, quantities.; Of, guano have
ben introdnced into tha zelda. by the planters
with ,srest sneoeSs, md the anticipated results
have thrown ! feeling Of content over the people,
AskEisyin .atroug aoontrsSsH With many other por-
Horn nf toG State. We sincerely hope that, before
1M1Eall loFnsmaysbeb blessed NTH the same bright
-, ..s.,, :. -, :. .,
lsssas.s :i.d - -':.
..ssfe tss EsEATa saIrs-The .prioe Of real estate
1nsdd,pr Owed oonsidarsba during the last month,
i6tdnas amounts noa realised chow; that Che CON
adenc1s1 :csuitsl;sts has BEEN restored. p -
t,ms;s,pp WaarI Warrr 4 Son sold YESTERDAY
r.. ~. .-..;a. 1o
rfefRSd street two doors east OF the Postofiae
tnovn ,s the residence of DR.. CH1solr. The ioi
rna.smas one-huindrea fest 'front.' by 'one hundred
ahdstvasnts-niSe feet deep, more Of less. The
h611aa contains eight rooms, With extensive accom-
rnodstions IN ousbuldinss for servants, horses and
.yfsshioaee. for $500. ., :.
Hassrs. s,u1n q MoGn1lvnAx sold, at the same
go GT.L.tint. - l.11d xvitby mi bn;ld.
en1o ma an snapioS VI 1no, WIN 'ne oaaiu'
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PIEAs-HoN. R. MUNRO Presldin Tho case
Of the State us. Samuel Cannon, colored, for
burglary and larceny, was called. The parties
were arTaigned on Monday, and Major Larry the
partner Of Cannon, plead guilty to the charge.
Cannon was defended by R. W. SEYMOUR Esq
The evidence proved that Larry had secreted
himself in the store Of MIR. H. W. AnRENs in Mas
sau street, and after Mr.. A. had retired, unbarrcd
the door to his confederates. Cannon and Larry
after loading themselves with the contents Of the
store, carried their plumber to a neighboring
house, where it was concealed. The evidence was
very clear as to Cannon's guilt and although ably
defended the Jury returned verdict Of "Guilty
Of Grand Larceny"
= The case consumed nearly the whole morning,
and as the Witnesses in the other cases we're not
ready, the Court adjourned to 10 A. NJ, to-day.
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'gh 1al19 8e'p|s.,
To Correspondents.

We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach tLeir proper names to the articles sent;
and we take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY News without
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
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March 30
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Rosssar:MIhst i shoe store ., stephney Lock-
wood, colored man, who kept at the corner Of
Gs9gsgsnd, Ansm streets, WAS broken into on
Mondsy night and robbed Of several pairs Of boots
and shoes. Tie door wfs'forolbly wrenched from
it's hinsesand an entrance effected by the thieves.
Stspaass.Hsa. M honest, hard working citizen,
and his loss win be severely felt No cine that viii
lesd6o the discovery Of the robbers has been OBJ
tainsd, but the vigilance Of the police will soon
tsce thsm to their -dens. This IS the first rob
bery thathi Ss~fsd s.or isons time.Esnd will
givet6 t6d&have4 an opportunity forenploy
that II hays lR needed.
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DISTRICT COURT FOR BERKLEE DISTRICT
F. D. RICHARDSON, Presiding.-This being set
part Us Sentence day, the following Sentences
,rora ed
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Macon AND WESTERN RA11RoAD.-The stock
holders in this road can receive dividend Of 81
per share by calling OF the Office Of MowRY & Co.,
on South Atlantic Wharf
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TIHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLYHEl
i Tor the beneht ofall whom 1t may concern.
@. B. SIGWALD.
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THE BEST tonic now in USE /!

By the Mayor.
anuary W, q, SMITH, Clerk of Council.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-09-14
sLOAN'S C0NpITlON POWDER

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Bounty and Pension Laws Passed !

Good News for Soldiers, their Widows and Heirs !!
All SOLDIERS WHO ENLISTED
"A in the II s Army after April 18th, 1861 fer three
ears and who have received but 500 bounty, are enti
tied to 800 more.
The widows or heirs of such soldiers, who died in ser
vice are also entitled to tine S1GG increased bounty
All soldiers who enlisted after the 10Th of April 1861
for period of less tlIan two years. who have
ceyed but $50 bounty are entitled to $50 in addition.
The widows and heirs of such soldiers have died in
seryice, are entitled 10 the same bounty.
The pensions of widows have been increased so to
add 81 month for each child under Ii years old.
Send your dsharges and apply in person by letter
to the undersigned, at Ashtabula Geneva who will
collect all soldiers claims promptly Fees reasonable.
No charge for fees until money is received
THEODORE HALL.
-.-sT ... Atty at Law and Claim Agt,
+ SS7 Ashtabula, Ohio
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AsHTABULAsFisk Ho'se72 I6 IS I8 IS IS 3 3i7i4I2I
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satisfaction to all who may apply for relief No mineral
erother DeleteTious Drugs are used Botanical Rene
dies only viii Cure all diseases. -.
Prices of Medicine for One Month from 50 to S. The
Doctor can Be. consulted the last two weeks of every
land. Ohio.
For Microscopic Analytic Examination of the blood
or Urine an additionaLfee will be charged. Ocular
animation free
Preserve this for Reference.
Cleveland, Jan, $751; S. G. CLARK, ID