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At i,tction- Desirable lot IN Re1g 6areet.
nv CLIFFORD l. MATHEVVES,


ReaI Estate Agents, No. Sc Broad street.
W.; c sod on TUESDAY 29th instant, 0t IL O'Clock, Mt
z'-2 tie old Postoice,
That LOT in Now street, tho east side, known ns
No IL being the third fourth Lot from broad street.
having front Of about sixty feet and depth OF ABOUT
ono hundred and twonty feet.
o TcrnHOno.fourth cssh balance in !, 2 and years
Purchaser to puy Clifford 4 Mnhcwes for papers spi
etamps tnstu4 ---oan oanu~4y - - -.
Erec,uo,ss Sale-Estato of tie tate Joha z. Waits
c1eu. of Y1po Lots and a Brick House, ato,0 occu-
pnut as a Bakery, No. 115 Church street, AZ
IsY snIaTII & tIeG:ILLlvRAY,
Real Estate Agents, No. ~ Broad street,
win positively be nld IN the north stcpn OF tho Old CT e.
tom House, ut IL O'clock OH TUESDAY. uio 9th or
February, ,,,,-r ,,,,,c.,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS there.
on situate on the west eide OF Church street 81 feet
front and 1870 feet Deep or less w Brick Build
i known as lis Church street. Together with that Lot
of Land adjoining tho above on the South, measuring
front on Church street 81 feet inches and on the rear
u; feet 6 inches more css ana in depth l39 feet
INCHES IN the northern Ie, 1876 feet inches on tho
soutuern line more lesH Bounded OH the south by
1T Philips Church Yard.
lcrns.-Onc-ouare cash; balance in one, two three
and four years. secured by mortgage OF tho property
Purchaser to pay Solicitor o Estate for papers and cx-
pcnscs of papers.
- January 1U - I'll lU tutns9 -d, 4tn aau Dul fcu
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.


" Y LE1rcn R. g. BRUINS will sell this day, in front
of tho old Custom House, at IL o'clock two small and
desirable residences In hill street.
JACOB COHEN Co. will sell this day, at the north of
the Exchange at II o'clock, valuable plantation near
Blufton and house and lot in Bluffton.
JoHS e. M1Non / Co. will sell this day, at their auc-
ton sacsroo.n No. 1ss Meeting street. ut 10 O'clock an
invoice of hats, shoes, 30.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell thig day, at their cash
auction house. No. IS Hasel street, the postofaec
ut 10 O'clock new buggy and harness. medicine Ghost
&C.. also dry goods clothing felt hats boots and Shoes
notions, &c.
LAunEx & ALExANDER will sell this day in their store,
No 1877 East Bay a 10 o'clock hans strp0 butter, &C.
r. H. MARSHALL. & BRo. will sell this day, at the
Mills House Stables in Chalmers street, at II O'clock 10
head Of prime mules and horses.
Under the direction of JAMES ". GRAY, Esq, Aaster
in Equity will be sold this day, In front Of the old Gus
tom House, at II O'Clock, large quantity OF desirable
city and country real estate.
M1111oAN, ME1oHERs Co. nil sell this dag, as their
salcsroom No. % Vondue Range at 10 O'clock eenera
assortment Of dry goods notions Gc.
JEFFonDs Co. will sell this day, before their STORE
No. q vendue Range at 10 O'Clock, shoulders, hans
sidos, &c.
r. NJ. CATER will sell this day, Browns Wharf, at 10
O'Clock, 100 packages butter, lard, dc.
J. ". KNOX will sell this day, ut their salearoom'
No. l3s Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel as nai
mast 10 o'clock an assortment of household furniture
and sundries
HENRY coD1A Co. will sell this day in front Of their
store vendue Range at 10 o'clock choice bacon sugar.
starch. sugnr-cured hams, &c.
WILBUR + soN win soll this day, at No. IS Tradd
street. at II O'clock the entire fixtures and contents OF
bar-room nicely fitted up.
IA. p. CALDWELL will sell this day, before their
store No 90 East Bay 10 O'clock apples, brandy &c
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VALUABLE AND CONVENIENT Bron-
chial Trochos" are WILDLY known as an admirable
remedy for Bronchitis, Hoa sencss, Coughs, and
other troubles Of tho Throat and Lungs. Thcy
aro of great value for the purposes for which thoy
aro desigucd, while they arc usually and pleasantly
eficacious; they contain no hurtful ingredients,
but may at all times DO used with perfect safety.
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WELL DoNE.-We would call the attention of our
readers to a new invention that is we'll calculated
to produce a colnmotion among the well-diggers.
Within the Ar+esian Well enclosure, corner OF
Meeting and Wentworth streets, may be seen
now style of pump, having piece Of common gas
piping attached. This requires no digging, as was
wont to be the case with wells, but is driven down
bv a sledgo hammer TO the depth Of ton or fifteen
feet. You pour little water into the pump, and
you arc well rewar led by an ample mover failing
supply Of water. Well-a-day, what neSt9
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Be TRUE TO YOUR TEETH and they will bo truc to
you. Mover will you need false ones if you uso
the SozoDoNr morning and evening. ltimparts
indcstructbilty to the enamel, keeps it white and
spotless, and wonderfully improves the breath
eEfe-'s' 49, tus3
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LOCAL MATTERS.
WEARE indebted to NJ. NJ. QuNs Tor Deaeoresfs
5[onatty Magazine for February Copies can ~
obtained at his Uptown News Depot.

PARADISE Los~.-The Panorama last night was a
snlendid success. The Hall was crowded, with old
and young and all seemed tc enjoy the beautiful
,iotnres. Those who, from '-nowledge OF MIL
TOY and ST. JOHN were able co appreciate the
powcr of the artist in illustrating these authors
copld not withhold their admiration, while the
juvenile portion of the audience were perfectly en-
cbanted with the views Of Paradise, and all the
pretty bir ds and beases abodng therein.
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We copy the following from the Halifax IN. 81
Ecenia.g Express, of the 9th instant. because we
know that tho many admirers Of the Roseneath,
and the old firm friends Of Captain AULD, will be
happy 70 hear of the continued prosperity OF both
The fine iron ship Roseneath, Auld master, "a
frequent visitor to our pert, recently made the
passage from Montreal to the Clyde in fifteen days
and four hours, which is the quickest made during
tho past season, and one of the fastest runs over
made by any sailing ship. She beat her sister
shin, tie Shandon, which sailed from Montreal at
the same time, by some days.
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Furniture, Liquors, Dc. Soaps, Shoes, dc.
By WILBUR 4 SON.
TOMORROW, 23d inst, at our Sales Rooms, corner
State and Chalmers sroets at hnlf 10 O'clock vi"
be sold without rcservo, -
PARLOR. DINING AND BEDROOM FURNITURE,
CONSISTING OF:
UAIR-SEAT CHAIRS, HGir-6cat Sofas
as8tto1nans Centre and Pier Tables Carpets
Dining Tables Cane and W1od-seat Chnrs
Cottagc Sots Bedstcads, Washstands
Wardrobes, Mnttresses Pillows, &c.
ALSO,
bbls very fine BOURBON WH1SKEY
one-eghth casks very fine Brandy
80 cases Croton Ale
95 cascs Fnllrks Alo
20 baskets Champagne e >.
40 caSrs Champagne Cider
40 boxes Family Soaps
20 M Segars, several brands
Nests Baskets, CLOTHES Lines
Paper and Cotton Twine Spico Boxes
Assortment Mats &c, &c. 49,
ALSO,
60 CASES SHOES,
CONSISTING
MEMS BUFF CONGRESS BOOTS
Balmorals Oxford Tics, ChillrenB Serge Boots
Ladies' and Misses Serge Gators
Slippers, Brogans, &C.. &C.
ALSO,
y, 100 pairs pANTALOONS
100 Vosts
60 Coats Frocks and Sacks
Breakfast shawls Nubins, Woolen Hoods
HandlierChicfs Suspendors, Elastic Cord
:ts Hooks anu Eyes, &C., &c-s.a..@ .1sz5=
The above will positively 10 sod rs VIC arc ordered TO
close invoices .,
Conditions cash. January 20
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IEn,.eserged Sale. bY order former Purchaser.
WILBUR 4 SOM

State and CnAfncfs sCrre1, ~ II clooh VIII
be sold, ,,..a,. 49,, j.
half story DWELLING thereon, situated in Calhoun
street sn,lth side third door from Smith street. and
ow,, y the old No. &C. measuring III front on Calhoun
street 3 feot by los foet in depth moro or loss The
House contains six square and two attic rooms Won hli-
rounbout well and cstern tho premises,
carriage house, stabcs and all requisite otbuildings
Tho sale is positive, and sold for cash. Titles 'spu
Premises can bo inspected ut any tme previous to
1 ' S"''1'0~'.r." January 22 :
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LUMBER MEAsunEn.-Wo invite attention to tho
card of Mr. C. s. JENKINS in our issue to-day, who
is ready to answer my call for the measuring and
inspecting Of timber and lumber. Ho can always
be found at tho Office of E. N BRoD1E, west end of
Rroad street.
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TIE DAY lis fast coming upon Ms when the use OF Pasns
aud Powder will be abandoned, as tho adies are 1ase
learning the of EpPNo's FLUID E1TnAcT OF SALSA
pAn11LA AND QUEENS DELIGHT, 1t rcnders tho skin
soft and rosy. stitho oal1aaty Ia
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Island. .,,x,,,,.,,
Real Estate A gents, No. Sc Broad street.
T'Iat TRACT OF LAND Oh Edsto Island, well known is
thn Seaside Plantation containing shout 1900 acres Of
h0h arable land 1000 OF which are cleared and under
cuyaton and $40 of marsh The average yield Of
ton Of tho finest quality the acre. and they have pro
nccd as high as 200 lbs per acre This Plantation IS
situated Immediately tho ocean mud about quarter OF
from tine healthy summer resort of tho planters Oh
E;sto known rs Edngsvo It is intersectcd by creek
navienbe for coasng yesscls with convenient landings
Very hto fencing is required to enclose the whole
nlout seven mi IT, from the steamboat public landing
Ills Tract originally consisted Of three and
gni known render 1t of the most de-
sirable Plantations on the Island
For terms, &C., apply as above
J1n,Inry Stutu
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AGRIC kU RAJ
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

z0F ALI, KINDS, AT LOW PRICES; IRON AND
" Steel Ploughs. Wheebarrows, Trucks, straw and
Cotton Gins, Corn and Cotton Printers Seed Drills,
Plough Casting Gin Gear and other Castings, Horse
Power Threshing Machines, Guano, Bono Dust Phos-
pbate OF Lime, &c. JOHN MOORE,
f necsmhar 10 emo No 1913 Tront-street New York
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ing year:
G. l.. BUST, President.
J. G.. RENTERS. Vice President.
j. Fl. MILLER, First Director.
ALBERT PRINCE, Second Director.
J. f. B0INEST, Third Dircr to-.
T.. A. SHflTH Fourth Director
". G. MILLER, Secretary.
5s C. A. AIMAR Treasurer.
Rev JOHN BACHMAN. DID,, Chaplain.
Gen JAMES CONNER, Solicitor.
J.SOh1ERS BUST, NJ. D., Surgeon
ALTO o'clock tho Company, with number OF IN
vitod guests, proceeded to discuss generous en-
t.rtainmcnt furnished by that prince of caterers,
Tully. After tile substantials wore removed the
spirituals wero brought on, and songs, sentiments
speeches, &c. woro tho order of tho night, and It
was not until tho 'wce sma' hours ayant tho tWaf,
that the guests separated satisfied with themselves
generally and the Stonewalls particularly.
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AUCTI0N SALES

Nep Buggy, Harness, Medicine Chest, Lard
Green Tea, Butter. Tomato Gatsap, Vine, Cooh-
's '''s ''sO'sc 's nIoKAY'Ss OK CAMPBELL.
.Cash Auction House,
: No. IS Hasel Street, Opposite Postofdce.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock will be sold,
an ASSORTMENT OF VEARTIcLEs. >:
Conditions cash. January "
Balance Of a Retau Store Dry.Goods, Clothing s,s-
perJine Felt Hats, Boots and Shoes, Notions,
- '.''' MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House,
NO. nsSI sell rHs usf' pAT ss e oeloe
DRESS GooDs-Black SILK Yolvcts, Plaiis herinoes,
Stripes, Prints, Longoloth, Homcspun. &C., &c.
cLoTnNe-D1act Frock7coata, Pants, in Cashmere
and Baanet; Vest, overcoats, Shirts, Under Garments
&C., tic.
Ladies', Gonta and Children's BOOTS and SHOES, &c.
TA1LoR.s GooDs-Black Cloth Casslmercs, Docsiins,
satinets. Twseas, Canvas. &C., &c.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GooDs-Threads. cottons,
Pins, Needles, Jewolry, Bels Hair Brushes, &C., &C.
WHITE aoops-potted an Muslin, Jaconct., Cambria,
Linens, B. E. Diaper, ecotoh Diaper, &C.
Conditions cash. january "a
: Household Furntla,,e Gnd s,sadries.
BY j. s. w. KNOX. Is.
THIS DAY at 10K o'clock A. NJ, at their sacsrooms,.
- be sold .Ee5z1E=z5:;a-
BUREAUS, WARDRoDEs, TABLES, -
Bedsteada, Cribs Chairs. Sofas
Stoves, Kitchen UtenEils
Mattresses, Feather Beds
Pillows, Bolsters and Sundries.
Lot Of cRocKERY eN.''e'
-. / Saddle, Brides, Girths &c -.
Bottles Brandy, dozens Ale z.5zs7s.S5!
II barrel Vinegar, bottles Pickles .S
rz.-s Dozens BlaCkfng. E.,.-t=--55
Conditions cash, January "a =.
150 Packages Butter, 7,oao Landing.
By r. II. CATER. Jsi=Ess
Will bo sold THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock, Browns Wharf,
100 6rkins and tubs Orange County BUTTER
20 frkins State Butter ,=.z
1876 frkins Lard. Es.-5=zzz..5=
Conditions cash. January 70
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Gf1dsde71 US. Pr0ttr0.
VIII bo aod unor the direction of The undersiacnd at
tho old Custom House, in this city, TUESDAY, tho
=. 9Th day OF February, 1857, ut II o'clock,
- All tllt LOT OF LAND in this city formerly known
as the lnnd on which "PROTHRO'S MILL" stands,
fronting Washington street. weswardly and contain
ing in front said street 100 feet northwary ln
belonging to tho estuc Of Samuel Ham to the channel
Richard T. Smith to tho channel of Cooper River; ind
oastwardy by the channel of Cooper River 122 fco and
more particularly designated Number - and Number
IA certain plat thepeo made by Charles Parker Sur
veyor on the-d dny of july 1862. -. -
Tcrms-So much ca6h may 5e requisite to pay tho
mortgage debt In this casc with interest and COSTS and
tho bunnce in two equal successive annual instments
with interest from date payable semannuay, secured
ny bond Of the purchaser and mortgage OF tho premises
JAMES TUPPER,
January II flu Master in Equity.
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Tho Animal Matter M might be supposed IN fertilizer
so largely derived sh, is less highly
rnr the process Of decomposition, about three per cont
OF Ammonia rhc Oil (which is remarkably abnntlanp
though not genorally rcckoned among Mhlures, being
nre aRaocntd with other less slb1e animal principles
cannot alI OF adding to tho value Of tho mixture cspc
cIaIy on Light soils. The insouble Phosphate being
thoroughly organized and at the samo titue 1niiuey
divided is also we'll adapted to gradual appropriation by
the plant. 1or,o e,,n1n
PHOSPHATE is q jTdfciously and ihluly mGlufaS;
,rrI Manure ald will not ilisappt those WHO will
riyc 1t trial Even If employed alo should expect
fighiY remunertfire results. zs=--
g fSirncdI CHARLES UPHhI SHEPPARD.
Price sli6 per ton Of 1000 pounds.
Tor sale nv T. II. RODGERS 4 CO.,
Solo Agents for South CnroliNB.
1..,,..r 10 .tntI,,In,n North Atlantic Wharf.
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Estate S1!c-Plantatio7s in st., 4ndre,1's Parish.
BY LUUIS d. DcsAUSsURE.dii

HOpETON PLANTATION, In St Andrews Parish.
about five miles from Charleston on the stono River
opposite to Johns Iland belonging TO the eatate Of
Wilkes Tho tract contains about 975 acres OF land
about 725 of which are high and the balance marsh
land Excellent crops of Sea Island Cotton have been
mado upon the place for several years About 400 acrcs
of the land cleared aud adapted to the culture Of
Cotton end Provisions and Ebout II to Rice Tho place
Is planted this year, and hns a fur crop upon it
For particulars, apply to -
January is tufa NO. 23 BhOAD. SIhEEI.=
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SURvryons' AssocrAT1oN.-Tho attention OF NOM
bers OF this association is cai:cd to notice in an
other column Of special meeting for the discus
sion of important business, to be held this evcn-
ing, at Market Hull, ut Z o'clock.
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For restoring strength and appetite. uae tho great
Southern Tonic, PANK1Us's HERAT1o BrrrERs anu you
will not be disappointed. For sale BY all druggists. gu
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,,,n,,,. n,s;,EE.1 tn EQUITY

t211tiH Is. LalI1GhOHSe.
viii n sold under the direction Of tic undersigned al
tl,e old, custom House, in ls city on TUESDAY, tic
.altl, day of January 1867, ut II o'clock A. NJ,
All tHat LOT or LAND on the west side OF Lime
ho,sr street. il, ta city, Nnown by tho number >, or
th an of lc land. OF Robert Limo!ouso. and measlr
int IN Iimehusr street thrtysevcn l3Tl feet, and III
1rn one hundred and five feet G5 fcGt, moro or less
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To p1ANrEns.-If you with Fertilizers apply to Jf
ROBSON, No Ga East Bay, who hos always largo stock
and On the most favorable terms.
November % au Itstu<"'oh
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CoTToN STEALNG-For some months tho South
Carolina Railroad Company have been missing
Eotton from along their limo, and have been unable
to find any Clue to the thioyos On the 99th OF
December three bales were missed from cotton
train near tho sovon Milo Pump. Lieut.. HEN
ps1cKs wcs Immediately notified OF the loss. and
he put the case in tho hands Of Officers DAVIS and
MEYER for investigation. These officers proceeded
to the spot, and after some time spent IN examln-
ing tho difforont features Of tho thcft succeeded,
on the 18th instant, in capturing colorod man
named John Pincknoy, on the Dorchester Road.
He was staying at Mr. THos. JoHNsoN's farm, ana
the bagging, with the private marks, and some of
the rope, was found at his homo On tho samo
dny, near the Six Mile House, they oVcrhauied ono
Cornelius Po-cher, who was proved to bo partner
in tho robbery. Subsequently, from information
received, they arrested Ronto Dunn, at Gadsden's
Groen, in HAnR1soN's wood yard. Stephney VIII
liams, ono of their confreres was still at large,
and the ndefatigable officers learning that no was
in the aneghborlood Of WATERFORD, proceeded
thero, and found him about nine miles from jack
sonboro', on Dr. GHoRaE RyEns' place. BE was
Immediately placed in the WATERFORD Jail for
safe keeping, md afterwards transferred to
Charleston.'
The quartotto arc now safely Gagged, and have
since made confession in which they stated that
ono bale was thrown from the cars at Johnsons
Farm, on the Dorchester Road, and another al tho
forks of tho samo road, near tho Six Milo House.
They wore then removed to Pincknoy's house and
cut into small parcels, which wero carried to tho
city and sold. Tho parties who bought this arc
known, hayo boon arrested and as cotton stealing
is ponal offence, we trust that they mny oil soon
receive the punishment duo their crimes.
The parties engaged in this transaction woro all
colored, but wero evidently old hands, for their
enterprise was managed with consummate sAsl and
ability, and it needed tho untrng perseverance, OF
the detectives to trace their guilt homo to them.
Officers DAVIS and MEYER wcro indefatigabio in
their researches, and they dosoryc not only tho
thanks Of che Company, but those OF tho whole
business community, for bringing these rascals to
Just retribution.
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Furniture, Horses, .Tetieses &C.; az al A.tctto"'
No. a7 HronI street, south side, near Stato
49, street.
co,o. of TrrRNrruRE, &C., at prirute residences e
'ohsa AUCTION every WEDNESDAY for HORSES s
FIiRSTTIRE kc, at halpast 10 oclocx' al CUE once'
October - -
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Friend street L0t-Unrese1"Ued Sdlt
-- nv TIrII iIIIR & SOM

-.@@ Frie0d Street lot UNTeSe7'UCU Sale. -,
-. By WILBUR &, SON. ~
TOMORROW esd inst, Mt our salesrooms corner stae
and Chalmers stroots ut IL O'Clock, Will DO sold, with
out reserve
All that LOT OF LAND. situate on the west side Of
Friend street. next south OF Broad street. measuring ~
front &c feet inches by 16O feet In dcp moro or less
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers
Janrnry %
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will sell on THURSDAY ne1t January :1Ith, at II
o'clock at the Old Exchange, corner Broad and East
Bay stroots, -. - iasszs..i
Ali that LOT OF LAND and onestory Wooden STORE,
80 fee 6ng and 46 feet wide with Dancing Hall in
OF store and Bowling Alley; there is also. onestory
house In rcar of store, containing rooms Kitchen &s
This store being near the terminus of City: Railroad
should command attention, being only one door, nom
Rutledge stroot :
Terms-onethird cash; balances. by. bond and mort
gage payable In ono and two years. with intersat from
date of sale; property to be insured and policy assigned
Purchaser to pay for papers. es,s January 70
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TIE SToNEwALL FIRE CoMpANT.-This Com
pany, the youngest scion Of fourishing depart
ment, celebrated their first anniversary with great
eclat at the Masonic Hall last night. They pa
raded through our principal streets in tho after
noon, and attracted considerable attention by their
fine bearing and solliery appearance. Their annis
yersary infused new spirit into their ranks, and
they numbered fully fifty mon on the parade. The
engine was polished and FURNISHED to resplen-
don't degree and, under the energetic management
of tho members, was mado TO sond stream OF
solid water 160 feet.
Tho Company have selected tho 21st as their an
nivcrsary, it being tho birthday Of the larnonted
Stonewan JACKSON, and the association of the name
has tended to Keep alive tho esprit de corps of the
Company, and will ultimately place it far beyond
it's present position. After tho PARADE tho Com
pany repaired to the Masonic Hall and proceeded
to tho general business Of tho evening Tho fol-
lowing oicors wcro elected to serve for tho ensu-
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Plantation IN Clarendon District, on Black. Riuer
By YLOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
FOR SALE OR RENT, a PLANTATION containing
117 acres OF which 800 cleared. It Is well adapted
to The production OF Cotton and Corn; IL well improved
md perfectly healthy There are now on place eight
or tel, laborers who can be contracted with.
There will be sold for cash, to the party renting, I1
head of horseB thirty head Of stock CATTLE ons Joke OF
oxen twenty-five thirty hogs, ono wagon some plan
talon TOOLS &C., and Thousand buahcs Of cotton
socd s.5g=-sa.='
Tho .tove place be rented for two years. 1ongor
II applied for before the first Of February.
For particulars, apply as above, at
January 70 stuth3 No. 9S BROAD STREET.
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"Poor TOMS a'cold /"
How warm soeor the genial sun
May look in kindness on the earth.
In Tt m Jonoa' veins no cheering warmth
Diplpols tho gloomy sorrow OF his soul.
Dy.pc3sia, like goblin hunts him down,
Aque, grim chamberlain. lights him to bed,
whilo Dulncss, Vertigo, and Hendacho dire.
with acrccr aches combine to make him groat'.
Do wise poor Toni
And hearkcn. Thomas, to instruction
For all thy ills Remedy ts found,
p.nacca, certain, pleasant, sure
pr,N1AT1oN B1TTrRs-S. T.-l8G0-A.,
wonilrols Tonic, made by Dr.. Drake.
will kill tho demons that thy stomach vex-
VIII slay them, Thomas, for thy Btoniach's sake.
Now life, now strength to thoe shall como
By using this Elixir wonderful
PLANTATION BrrrEns will restore thy health,
Thy troubles euro, and loavo thy mind at peace.
tuth3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-22

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