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UNDER DEcREE IN EQUITY.

FarTlan & SpraN us. Shanahan.
VIII be Sold under the direction Of the undersgned at
the Old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of
january, 1857, at II o'clock A. n.
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND In tho City Of Charleston,
known In certan plat Of lands, divided by Robert K
Payne Surveyor In 1892 by the number '68; bounding
and measuring northwsrdly by Lot No. 252 35 feot
inches southwardy by Away Court IS feet inches;
eastwardy by Lot No SO, l15 feet and wezwardly by
Lot No. 81, 115 feet, 1noSe or less.
Terrns-Ks much cash as may be necessary 10 pay the
costs and the amount due the Plaintiffs in full and ths
balance on credit OF year. secured BY bond Of pur
chaser and mortgage Of the premises with interest from
day Of SALE payable annually. Purchaser TO pay for
papers. JAMES IUFPEh,
DECEMBER IS tuf7 Master In Equity
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
auction sa1es This pn !.

AuCtlOn Slles Ih1s
MCKAY CAMrBEIL .sill soil this day, OF their cas
auction house. No. IS HBsel street. opposite postofee
at 10 o'clock the entire furniture of family declining
housekeeping
WILBUR l. SoN viii sell this day, at hoir sulesroonS
corner Of State and Chalmers Streets at halfpnss II
trock. 81 assortment of shoes, clothing. hats, &C.
F.N1PsoN will sell this day. at the store corner If smtl
and Queen Streets 10 clock the contents Of a ssit
store. consisting Of groceries f every descrip.oi.
wM. D. RYAN will sell this day, besor. Enf office
State street. at hapast 10 o'clock 10 barrels Of picked
beef.
To BAKERS GnooERs AMI FAMrI1Es.-Do you wisl
Flour warranted to make good s:ead3 Do you Wist
Flour tlat will bring you custon2 DO you wish Flour
that will mako white bread aud not sour? Then apply
j. n ROBSON, No. CO East Bay, who has always large
stock of best brands Georgia, North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour In barrels. half and quarter bags
December 10 nwf2mos
Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for an invalid who suffers from
debility or loss Of appetite, is bottle of PNKNISs He
patio Btters as 1t will be sure to gye relief For sale by
all Druggists.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL NoT1cK.-Drs. CLEcKLEY
scnLEr lof Columbus. aa, having permanently located
in Charleston respectfully tender their services to the
citizens, in the practice OF Homeopathy.
Dr. C. has had the experience of fifteen years In this
school OF medicine.
Office at our residence No. II, S. ". corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner of Greenl
HERvEE ii. CLEoKLEY, NJ. d.. .PHnIp 7. soHIEY, NJ D.
September S lT
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AUCTION SALES.
[posrpoNEp TO 9th JANUARY.]

POSTPONED TO 9th JANUARY.
| Ttuc Neat Brich Residences, an eligible corne
Stand, and convenient snlal DUeQing.
By Il. MCCALL
On WEDNESDAY,, tho 9th day of january, at II O'Clock
| at tho Old Postonlce, will be acld.
All TINT NEAT AND DESIRABLE TWO AND a BALI
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE AND LOT OF LAND OF
the west side of Elizabeth street. near Mary street. ant
known as Mo- 6 containing four upright rooms, pantry
dressing roo two attcs and twostory piazzR, with gat
aud CRATES throughout, slated roof &c. On thu Lot
which measures IS feet front md 100 feet deep moro
less are Kitchen of four rooms, Coach House, Stables
large Cistern and Well of Water
ALSO,
All That other NEAT AND DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-.
DENCE north of the above and known No. 81 Eliza
beth street. having four upright rooms pantry dressing
ROOM two atcs and double piazza with gas and CRATES
throughout slated roof &c. On the Lot, which meas
ures rs feet front and 100 feet Deep more or less arc
Brick Kitchen Of four room Coach House md Stables
large Cistcrn and Well of " ater.
All that LOT OF LAND eligibly located at the south
west corner Of Elizabeth aud Mary Streets next north Of
the above and known No. 5 measuring 80 feet front
on Elizabeth street and 100 feet Mary street. more or
less having thereon two and half story Frame Dwell
ing and oil necessary outbuildngs and conveniences.
with little alteration could be made eligible stand for
gontecl Family Grocery. The location of the above
property is very desirable and healthy
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND on the south side OF Henrietta
street. No. a. Containing 25 feet front and 100 feet deep
more or lcss together with two and half story Frame
Dwelling of four square roons pantry and dressing
ROOM with other improvements thereon.
Condiions-One-half cash; balance ..,aysblc In one
yoar with legal interest from day Of sale to be secured
by bond Of the purchaser and mortgage of the property
Buildings to be insured and policy assigned Purchas-
ere to pay B. Mccall for papers. january
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uNpER nEcnEE IN Eau1TY.

VUt5HE7I US I1tEttNt % wv 90.
WIN be sold under the direction Of the undergned at
the Old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF
January, 1857, at IL o'clock All,
ALL THOSE LOTS OF LAND In the city OF Charies-
K Payne by the numbers ], 2, 5, and bounding and
measuring norhSurdy Congress street 19S feet east
wardly on Payne street 116 6-l2 fect southwardy
Lots Nos g. g. and TO- and westwardly on lands now
or late Of John Holmes III liz feet be the same meas
urement more or less. ,5ss1l. - sszz-.,s
the amount due the plaintiff In full; and tho balance on
credit Of one year. to secured bond OF tho
and mortgage of the premises With interest from day OF
- JAMES TUPPER, -.
December 1s tuf7 Master In Equity.
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UNDER pnoRnE m Eeu1TY.

Carson T8. Carson. -.54s5.5... =.
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undarHsned ct
the old Custom House, In this city, on TUESDAY the
9th day of January. 1867, at Ii o'clock A. n.
AL that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings thereon,
mens building situate on the east side Of EasBsy street.
nearly opposite Inguard street. and known BY the num-
ber 14s measuring in front on East Bay street
ON the back line - feet, and In doth - feet
Terma-Onehaf cash; balance IN two equal successive
annual instamens secured by bond Of tho purchaser
and mortgage Of the promises with interest from day OF
sale, buildings to be insured and policy assigned. P
chaser 70 pay for papers. JAMES TUPPER.
January tut Mastar in EQUITY.
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.

IGHtupS0D TS. IQTlu5tSoH.
VIII be Sold under the direction OF the undergned at
the Old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF
January, 1867, at II O'Clock, A. NJ,
known by the No. $780, buttng and bounding to
on aad or formerly Of Rues; to tho esst on land
now or late of Dr.. Rodrgues to the south on Land for
ncrly Of Mathew Miller and to tho west on King street
measuring on the front and back lines SS feet and In
depth one hundred and ninety qs0) feet: x;r5.,:
Terms-One.thrd cash; the balance In two eQusl an.
nual instanen secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises with interest from day Of sale
payable annually. Purchaser to pay for papera
December 1s tuf7 Master In Equity.
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UNpEn DEcREE IN EQUITY.

L1UWLTIUW USs IlNTUItITts
Will be acd under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, On TUESDAY, the 9th day OF
January, 1857. ut II o'clock A. N. M..
All that PLANTATION situated on Little Edisto Island,
In the Parish Of St. Johns coleton containing about
Ephraim Baynard cast public rosd south on lands of
William Baynard. and west on Edisto Ferry Crces.t
Terms--One-tird cash; balance In three equal sue
cessive annual ustalments secured by bond Of the
chaser and mortgage OF the premises with interest om
day of gale, payable annually Purchaser TO pay for
pspers JAMES TUPPER,
december 1s tuf7 Master In Equity
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
POrcite7' Us. P0Tche1

fOTCIlET US. Z WC7teT I.
VIII be Sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the ola Custom House, on TUESDAY. the Sth day os
January 1867, at II o'clock A. III,
I ALL rHaT PLANTATION in St. Johns Berklsy,
known as ",pring Palms. containing 21ov acrss more
or north on lands Of Estate Of JIo Palmer
sonfh on lands of Estate of Philip NJ Porchar and west
on lands of Dr. p G. snowden-of which there are goo
acres of prime Long Cotton and Provision lands; the
rest pine lands Comfortable Dwelling and good out
buildings 80.
2. ALI. THAT OLD FIELD in ST. Stephens Partah,
containing 25G8 acres more less-boundnS north on
Sontee River east on lands Of q. Lockler south on
lands Of John Thurston: wet on lands Of Theodore
Gourdin- consisting Of high LAID and swamp =.
cesye annual nsalments secured by bond Of the pur-
chaser and mortgage Of the premises, with interest nom
day Of sale payable annually purchaser 70 pay of pa
psrs. -, sIaotos ~ Fom;fv
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rNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNelQ US. lHcHetbh cL d4."
On THURSDAY the 10th of January next at II o'clock
A. NJ will be sold near the Old Custom House, under
the direction Of the Master,
Tho following VALUABLE PROPERTY. belonging to
tho Estnto Of the Rev. PATRICK O'NELL' deceased
viz -
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the Dwelling and out
buildings thereon the residence of tho late Rev Patrick
Nei oitase on the west side Of King street. desgns-
ted in Plat made by Ed. B. White, surveyor. by the
number measuring In front on Kinssteet a feeet
inches and a feet inches on the back line, and IN
dcpth 6O feet inches Bounding north on land OF MI
Knoblock west On Orphan House Lot south on No. In
tho said Plat and eust on King.sreet.
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TIE STREET RAuwAr CARs-As our people have
had an opportunity Of observing, fer some time
past the convoniences Of this impryeda style Of
changes of weather which We have recently had to
endure, and as all are apparently SO well pleased
with the INTRODUCTION Of the railway among us, it
seems that We should throw in our little mite OF
nrsiae to the President and Direction for the very
abia manner in which every thing has been carried
out in connection with the whole undertaking, and
that we should ct the same time, say, that In their
selection Of conductors for both lines, they have
employed gentlemen whose attention and polite
ness to all passengers is worthy Of high commen-
daton. and whose efforts to please must enhance
still more the popularity of this accommodating
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BETTER LATE THAN SEvER.-We had occasion
few days since to speak of the Charleston Aims
House, and remarked that wo had found tn the i, M
mates in unblssf Ignorance N IesRscr 70 - ia9 had
PPsssed them by We now learn that the feast
ppniT been postponed, and Christmas came off on
New Years Day. The Commissioners,Iwhether
them by our thoughtful City Rogishar.--by our
remarks in TIE DanT NEWS, or prompted by their
own generous impulses,-gave the inmates of the
Aims House inc dinner On Tuesday, the lst OF
:Isnnarv. Several Of tho Commissioners, we learn,
went to great trouble about it, determined the
Door Door creatures should have good dinner for onco
n their lives. The very efficient Mister and the
Matron deserve great deal OF credit for the salts
factory manner in which it was va prepared, ana the
very pleasant style in which it was served.
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House and Lot No. 125 Coming street.
BY CLIFFORD & DIATHE IVES,

Real Estate Agents, No. So Brond street.
VIII bo sold on WEDNESDAY 9th January, at II O'Clock
at the Old Postofhce,
That Three Story WOODEN HOUSE, with LOT, known
as No 125 Coming street. and Outbuildings Lot mea-
surcs so feet front by ITO feet deep.
Terms-Onefourth cash; balance In ono, two and
three years secured by bond and mortgage Of the
erty with interest. Purchaser to pay Clifford Ma
thieves for papers and stamps. january
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MArons COURT, January S.-The docket this
morning was very light, although wet night like
the last is usually selected By bummets and others
nrinc;ple), to keep of the outside damp. and as
the bsr-keepers, when closing up, generally put
these sleeping customers in part Of the street
where they will receive early attention from the
police and be carried to the Guard House 70 dry,
stll on the present occasion there were none even
Of this class Tor US to note.
Two men, white and black, who were drunk
and noisy, were fined S. eaoh.'e ;.
An Individual who had gone into bar-room TO
take drink, but made q mistake apd TOOK ten
dollar bin from the counter WAS sent to magis-
trate to discuss the matter and explain how the
error occurred.
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ALSO,
THAT VACANT LOT next south Of Lot No: I, and
having like dinaensions designated on said Plat by
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House and Lot, No. 8 Elliott street.
nv CTIEMnRt0 n & MATEIEWESJ

RoaI Estate Agents, No. Sc Broad street.
viii be sold en- WEDNESDAY. 9th January at II o'clock
at the old PostoHce,
That ONE-sTORY WOODEN HOUSE, With the LOT,
known as No. Elliott street, having l8 feet inches,
more or less ont and 80 feet DEPTH more or lcss being
but three doors from East Bey
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Clifford Mathewea
6or napers and stamps JanuaryS
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THAT VACANT LOT adjoining the above on the south,
dosigntcd In sad Pls by the No. measuring IN 'front.'
a feet II inches the back line "a feet inches and IN
depth 159 feet inches.
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THAT LOT adjoining the above on the south, end
do,ionated In said plat by No. g. measuring in front on
King street go feet the aams the back line, and In
| dep.h III feet.
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House and Lot in Cdnnon's Court at auction.
BY SMITH & McG1LLIVRAY.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY the Sd Of January, at II
o'clock, in front OF their Office,
THAT LOT OF LAND on the south side OF Cannon's
Court west of Hargrayes Tavern measuring 81 feet
inches front on Cannops Court lao feet deor more or
less together with the buildings thereon.
December % tmW5tnl
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THAT LOT on Radcliffe street, marked No. IN said
plat measuring in front on said street 50 ies same Oh
the back line, and in depth 1G4 feet moro or lesa
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THAT VACANT LOT next south Of No. deslgnateea
IN said PLAT as No g. measuring In 'front.' "a feet II
noes on the back line "a feet inches and In depth l5s
feet inches.
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ALSO,
THAT VACANT LOT noxt south OF Lot No. ., and
desiquated on said Plat No. Of the same dimensions
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PRIVATE SALES.

A Fsae Piano at Pricdte Sac:
by SMITH S McGILLIyRAf,
Auctioneers, No. "a Broad street.
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THAT LOT No g. in tho above plat measuring In front
on King street Is feet the same on the oack hhe ana ~
donfh J11 fact
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THAT VACANT LOT joining No. to the west, and
known on said plat as No 8. and having tho same di-
10
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ALSO,
All that VALUABLE PROPERTY at the corner OF lut-
lodge and Cannon Streets per plat of tho same Sur
veyor consisting of four Lots, to-wtt:
iIor No. /, at the corner Of Rutledge and Cannon
streets with the Buildings thereon measuring In front
an Cannon street SO feet inches on the back no IL
foot 6 ;nchcs, and In depth 10 feet inches.
LOT No. O. situate next east Of Lot No. L measuring
~, Cannon street feet noheB the back line 46feet
a inches and in depth 72 feet inches
LOT No g. in said plat next e.st OF No. 2 measuring
on Cannon street SO feet inches, on the back
line 10 feet and in depth 72 feet inches.
n oT M situated next east Of No 8, measuring IN
ot on Cannon street SO inches on the BACK he
4O feet. and In depth IL feet 10 inches.
ALSO,
althat LOT OF LAND. with several wooDEA Du5LG- IL.
rSGS iheroon situate on Ann street opposite the PrE
measuring in front said street 27 foe on me back Inns
40 feet moro or Iess and in depth 400 feet inches
honndne north on Ann street. east on land OF Boyce'
and west on land OF Corceran as per plat OF same sur
reyor. ..,.s,,..,,. oe,.
Tarns-One.fourth cash. balance in one, two, three
md tour Years secured by bond Of the ano
mortgages of the preIses the building. on the ots 70 oe
insured and the policies assigned Purchasers % Pay oi
papers. ,ts.a. In Ennitv
December 19 WI itn1 niHsset - Isa...
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THE VACANT LOT, next west Of No, 8. known on tue
said plat as No. T. having the same dmsnslons as tne
nam
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Furniture, Horses Fehic!es, DC, q Auction.
BY SMITH & nicGILIIFRAf,
yo. 27 Broad street, south side, near S1at
street.
Sales of FURNITURE, &c, at private residences y
tended 10 at moderate charges. ...,,, rs
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES. VEHlCLhS'
FURNITURE, &C., ut halpsat 10 oclocE at our oaaee'
October Q
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IOCAL MATTERS.

TO Our SupscRIBEEs.-We would call the atten-
tion Of those who are indebted to US throughout
the country, that the old year is closing and thor
accounts are not yet settled The price OF sub
scription is not large and will not be missed from
their plethor:c pockets. The first OF Jsnuary has
long been celebrated rs day set apart Tor closing
old accounts and We would not have our riehas
depart from this timo-honored custom money Is
the motive puwer of orefy enterprise, ana news
naners are no exception. and We respectfully ask
our country subscr bcrs to cash up and commence
the new year with q clear record.
TrraR.pH1c,--We give the most important dis
matches only in our tclcgraphc column today.
We have endoavored to save our readers tho
trouble of winnowing the chaf from the whoat;
not an easy matter, when the dispatches arrive
as late as 8 to o'clock A. NJ
p.Mrur. Acc1pENT.-Wc arc informed that a
Young lady Of this city was seriously and painfully
burnt Yesterday morning by her clothes taking fire
from the CRATE She was standing with her back
to the fire at the time and the draft drew her frock
into the blaze. Becoming alarmed, she ram from
fine room into the kitchen, and f her screams had
rot brought assistance, would have been onrnt 10
death. Several gentlemen hearing her crIes rsen-
ed in and succeeded in smothcrinS the flames IN
fine to save her life but the action OF the fire had
already burnt her terribly.
.RNa OUT TUE OLD, ring in the new, /" says Ten
sYsos, and by way of carrying out this injunction,
the United States 9Th Infantry Band started out
from their quarters about 1nidnisht-tle dividing
line between 'G5 and 'G7-on 4 serenading tour to
their friends iu different parts Of tho city The lt
case. We came up to the Charleston Hotel just
as ScHUBEar's serenado was sending forth it's
dulcet notes. Our friend MIXER, never found nap
ping, was wide awake as usual, gracefully per PEI
vonne Year was received in most hospitable style
by the merry party at the Charleston.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC.
G.. T.. VOGLER'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

ING PUBLIC of Charleston that have opened
CIRCULATING LIBRARY. The same contains the best
Novels of the day, and will be enlarged by the best
Novels which may be published hereafter All the Books
on hand of tho most celebrated Authors partly
just published The selection is large enough to satisfy
anybody. Terms liberal.
CF VOGLER.
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THE CONTENTS OF THE STORE,

ooNYIaTNG OF:
GROCERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, such as
Barrels of Bacon Barrels of Flour Barrels Of Sugar.
Brown and White; Barrels Of Liquors. &C., such are
generally found in large Retail Grocery Store
Conditions cash. tuthf3 January 4
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Hon. g. S.
BRYAN presiding Judge.-The case of HUGH Nc
CaEA, Jos. BANKHEAD, JNo. c. sEAGRIaHT, and 9th
ers Of Tennessee, us The Bank Of Charleston,
CHas. n. LowNpEs, GEo A. TRENHOLM, HENRY
GoUap1N, ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, and others, was
taken up on bill tor inqusiton, recovery Md re-
l;aSf
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Vauable Plantation near Bi,tfton and House |
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soorTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for January, 1867,
has made it's appearance, very much improved
better paper and better Typography. splendid
copper plate likeness Of Gen. LEE graces the pres
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We Offering beautiful line OF Colored Silks and
full line of Black Silks in oil qualities.
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Full limos Of English and German Hosiery.
Two full lines of French Kd Gloves in every number.
OUR LINEN AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT will bo
found well stocked with all the most useful articles for
family housekeeping purposes together with every
other article to be found in tno which will sell
at the lowest market prices for CASH OR CITY Ac.
CEPTANCE.
Our country friends can make their purchases by
order or should they visit the city Will be glad to
have them call on us.
N B-sAMpLEs AND PRICE LISTS sent free of
,harge to any part Of the State.
Bo sure and call at
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auction house. No. IS Hassl street. opposite postofhee
at 10 o'clock the entire furniture Of family declining
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BIZ JACOB COHEN & co.
On TUESDAY, 22d January, at II o'clock at the north
the Exchange, Will be sold,
a comfortable twostory DWELLING and OUTBUILD
NaS, on one o. mere lot, in the town Of Bufton.
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| Ttuc Neat BricE Residences, an eligible corner
Stand and conUellie't snlaR DDeQins.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-16

eco TO BosToN.' An IysULT.-Bill P. is
known all over, and Bill was at the bal in n!
his glory. An his necessaries for pleasure
were on haud-g"od music, pretty girls and
excellent whiskey. The evening passed of
rapidly, as it always does, and Bill had, .al
Shout o'clock become pretty happy. Step,
ping up to a young LADY, he requested the
pleasure Of dancing with her. She replied
that she was engaged.
:" Well" said Bill, "are you engaged fol
the next set 2"
She said shewas,
"Can dance with ycu the hext, then f'
"I am engaged for that also"
"Can l dance with you to nignt? 2"
NO" with some hesitancy.
"Go to Boston," said Bill, highly indig-
nant, and turned on his heel.
After few moments Bill was accosted by
tic brother of the young lady. and charged
with insulting his sister.
Bill denies but processes himself willing
to apologize if he has done wrong, and ac-
cordingly steps up to the young lady, when
the following conversation ensued:
"NIiss L., understand Ihaveinsulted you ?'
" You have sir"
"What did say, Miss L."
"You told me to go to Boston,"
"Well," said Bill. 81 have come to tell you
that you needn't 60"
Young lady is satisfied.