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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

CELEBRATION OF THE I. o. o. F.-Tho public
celebration of this ordcr which was to have taken
place on the first, was postponed on account OF the
inclemeney Of the weather but in The evening" the
Library Association Of the Odd Fellows met OF
their Hall, corner of Liberty and Hing streets, and
celebrated their first anniversary. An address
auitsble to the occasion was delivered by the
orator of the day, Mr. E. P. AsIDy. Tho Associa-
tion then proceeded to an election for officers,
which resulted in The reelection of tho old incun-
bents.
Business being over OH adjournment to tho
more concenial cline of Tu!ioys Was moved and
carried and the members, with son1o invited
guests, proceeded to discuss y supper which h99
been prepared for them. Although they were odd
fellows yet they we're not at all singular in their
ta stes. but did ample Justice to the spread, crc-
sting such o havoc that the tables woro soon
cleared.
The spirituals having made their appearance,
the President announced the following toasts
sour Bcl0red Order"
Which was replied to by the President, F. D..
PNCKNEY who gave
1#.ttThe Orator Of tie ECeniaJ."
Responded to by MIR. L. ?. AsuEY.
DIR. JNo, H. HONOUR. Jr.. Grand Secretary, Nr.
J. q. MARTIN, Grand Representative. and others,
subsequently spoke in response to calls, and garc
some account Of Odd Fellowship, during the late
struggle, showing that while other Corporations
and Associations hau JclE tic pltGnlLfo toucH VI
war, vet Odd Fellowship lad stood firm. and was
now stronger than ever before
Among the toasts of the o:cnig vas
1.-THE 1fTiirtuous Pres: The great Palladium OF
Liberty"
being present, it WAS briefly Responded to by Alr
L. p. AsHBy, Of the DAILY NEWS office.
The Association separated at q late hour. taliy
satisfied that Tulley llne"; Q thing or two IN his
line, and that it was difficult to spend moro
pleasant New Years Day.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


R. NJ MARSHALL. s. Bao. will sell this day, at their
sales room No. SO Broad street. at 10 O'clock saddle and
draft horse buggy and harness. spring wagon furni-
ture, &c.
LXURYy ALEXANDER will sell this day, in their store
No. 1877 East Bay at 10 O'Clock hams shoulders tongues
coffee mustard, spices lanterns &c.
bowers & suCox win sell this day, in front of tho
Exchange Broad street. at o'clock twoatory wooden
building and Kitchen on leased land, No, "a Hanover
street.
SMITH GI1I1vnAY VIII sell this day. In front of their
Office No 81 Broad street. at o'clock house and lot Of
land in osnnons Court Also house and lot on the north
do of Columbus street; and the lease Of valuable
cotton plantation on Johns Island.
B. MCCALL viii sell this day, at the old postoce, ut II
o'clock valuable and desirable lot Of real esnte situate
in the upper part of the city.
MuL1cAs. N1E1cKERs Co. will sen this day nt their
STORE No. % vcndue Range. at 10 O'Clock. saddle and
draft pony and lot of dry goods ready-made clothing
&c.
A Novelty.
yc latest sd most etfectual remedy for the cure OF
debility loss OF appetite, headache, torpor OF the liver
Ste /. pANKNIN's HEPATIC BTTTERS. For sale by
all Druggists. ~
CoSNuB1AL FELICITY AND BLlss-HoW WIVES SHOULD
BE TREATED.-NOthtng ls more suseopt'oie Va A-A -
"from the storms OF this rude word than the delicate
nature of womap Tho husband romans hearty and ro-
bust in seasons when the fr and delicate wife droops
like a rudey handled senmhve plant "The storm that
leaycs the oak u,,scathed uproots the aowcr Ii your
wife is ailing If sickness prostrases her, BOIL
cude and care wear upon her. remember, you are the
Ho,ven. en.anno,ned guardian of her health You should
fail her With SSsass ;sas Ts Wu Bl
TRs ore inst the thing she needs Their effect IN oull-
ing up the system restoring the Life forces to sner
FINAL vgor creating new blood and adipose matter ID
| truly magical tutnsS '
Homeopathic MEDICAL NeT1cE.-Drs- CLEoR1EY \
,cu1rY tor Columbus Co. J having permanently located
in Charleston respectfully tender their services TO he
citizens. in tic practice of Homeopathy.
DR. c. has had the experience Of fifteen years In this
school Of medicine.
on,cs ~ o,r ra.,dencs No. IL 8. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner Of Greenl.
nEavEr Nj ctEckLET, N. D. PHILIP T. scHtET' M. D.
September5 H!1
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ATTENTION is called to notice of a public meet
ing recently held in this city by the surviving
members of the South Carolina Regular Brigade
We most heartily commend the object OF the meet
ing to the attention OF the public.
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The BALL ON NSYLyRsTsR-EyENNa.-Th German
Artillery Association, Company D, according to
previous announcement, had ball at Hibernian
Hall on New Years eve. The Hall WAS crowded
with the gay and fair. This was perhaps the most
successful ball Of the season. There wore as many
as one hundred couples sometimes performing on
the fantastic" and others impatiently waiting for
their turn MU1LER's Band was in attendance
sufficient proof in itself that tho affair was lively
one. Mr.. SCHROEDER prepared the supper: and
from the neat and clean work made by the opera
mot with the fullest appreciation. The Committee
of Arrangements deserve great credit for the hand
some manner in which tho affair was gotten up.
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TmLEARY NEW YORK STEAMSHIPS. favorite
steamship Quaker City is undergoing an overhaul
ing at New York. and the steamship Andahlsia
took her place and left that city on Saturday last
Barnegat, to break her cylinder, which required
her to put back to Now York. The steamship
Granada has taken her place, and left Now York
Tuesday for this city where she may bo looked for
about Friday.
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House and Lot, No. 8 Elliott street.

BY CLIFNORU & SNNTHEVESH
Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad street.
win be sold en- WEDNESDAY 9th January at IL O'Clock,
at the old Postolice,
That oNE-sToRY WOODEN HOUSE, with tho LOT,
known as No. Elliott street, having Is feet inches,
more lcss 'front.' and 90 feet DEPTH moro or lcss being
but three doors from East Bay.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Clifford Matbcwcs
for papers and stamps. January3
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
TWENTY-FIVE CENT COUNTER, which contains
7arety of Goods at almost half price, consisting of few
pieces Of
DrLAINEs,
CoLoEED WoRsTED PLAIDs.
coLoREp CASHMERE PI.AIps,
STRIPE PoPL1Ns
STRIPE LUsrEEs,
PLAID LUsfaES, for Mourning,
Together with other DRESS GOODS which arc very
cheap at twenty -hvo conta.
ALSO TO OUR THIRTY TO THIRTY-F1gE CENT
COUNTER, which contains a.l assortment of
CASHMERE pLAIDs.
NsTED PLAIDs,
STRIPE PoPLTNs,
PLAIN AND MINED PoPLINs.
PRINTED MERINoEs,
AFEw PIECES OF PLAIN NER1NoEs AND STRIPED
DELAINEs double width, which wo now oGGr mt 30 to
90 contS-OrlSlnRl prlcoS 5u 10 TO centS
We also invite attention 10 many other styles of
DRESS GOODS that We have marked down in similar
proportions:
ENGLISH MlRMors AND coBURGs.
FRENCH MERrNoEs, 81. 90 to Los and s14n
Some of the piecos are very cheap in NIL shades.
FULL LINES OF EMPRESS CLOTHS IN ALL
CoLoRs, in Drabs, States, Royal Purple French Blue
Mazarine Blue Muroons &C., &C., which we will sell
cheap: together with almost every style of DRESS
GOODS usually brought to this market.
WE ARE SHOWING FULL LINES OF GOODS IN
EVERY OTHER DEPARTMENT
CLOTHS AND FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS IN THE BEST
MAKES.
BLACK GOODS AND SILK GOODS DEPART
We are offering beautiful line OF colored snis and
full line of Black Silks in ell qualities
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT.,
Full lines of English and German Hosiery.
Two full lines OF French Kid Gloves in every Humber
OUR LINEN AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT will be
found well stocked with all the most useful articles for
hmy and housekeeping purposes; together with every
other article to bo found in ne wtrh We will sell
at the lowest market prices for CASH OR CITY Ac.
CEPTANcE-
Our country friends make their purchases by
order, should they visit tho city, We will DO glad 10
have them call on u.s.
N. B-saA1pLEs AND PRICE, LssTs sent trse OF
,harso to any part of tile State
Be sure and call at
ST0LL, WEBB 6 CO.'S,
NO. 2S7 KING STREET.
Bancroft $ Old stand).
ecniSer s.!
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouET.-Thc great Bank
case of aIcCRAE and others rs. TIE Bank OF
Charleston and others. has been assigned for trial
to-day. The questions to be submitted involve the
responsibilities OF interpretations for the bills aud
debts of tho banks and the trial will no doubt be
noticed with interest by the community.
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Mayors Court, January 1.-Hcnry Johnston, a
eolored waiter at the Planters ucicl who upon tho
evidence of llr ". BRowN, had drawn q knifc and
stabbed CHARLES CosTAR, q white attendant at tho
same establishment, was sent to magistrate for
prosecution.
The case of F. FERNANDEZ, a sailor, who cut
ISAAC TAYLOR in two places. It tho boarding house
Of LoRDoRIo & LAwLEss. No. Queen street, was
disposed of in the same way.
a female who is suspected of selling liquor with
out n license, was dismissed with warning.
Sampson Sanders, one OF the blacklist OF our
African felow-citizens, who got drunk from stand
ing BY a hot stove, and then went out and raised
promiscuons row, was tued.S
January 2.-Peter Roberts, an individual OF very
dark complexion who had takon nip or two of
prepared corn water, and consequently was dis
posed to be riotous and use bad language In the
pnblio streets, WAS fined SIS.
william Jarvis and William Jones, two oolored
sportsmen, who wore stirring up the game within
t6e precincts of the city, and firing their pieces
with rapidity that prevented their bringing any
thing down, we're themselves basgcd, and after
paving S. each, had to submit to tho modification
az having their splendid ''AIantons" contiscated.
AT this season. which is usually looked upon as
one when men give too free rciu TO indulgcnccs,
and riots and tu1nults arc tho consequence, 1t Is
highly eratifying to observe how quietly the hoi-
days have passed in our city, and to note the
trial cases which have been recorded on the
Mayors book. We sincerely hope it may long con-
tinue 90.
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PRIVATE SALES.
,ea Island Plantation at Prtcate SGle;


Saa Island Plantation at PrtJI(e Sue. ~ .
Ey w. ". EEITCki & r. >. BEUNs,
RroIeers and Auctfonoers, rs Broad street.
At Private Sale ,,,,,,,,e, ,,or,Jr az
: nEsR's BLUFF, also known as RIVERS POlGt; as
the ssltllcrn extremity OF Wadnaaw Island ha
about 30 rcs of Cotton Land, nearly oil OF wn.ch nas
been culh"aLce,. Extensive improvements haSo oeen
made upon the PfisrSIrc past year. over SoC0o na'nS
bc,n expended in superTe-a,d necessary buildings ~
ciudng store aud dwelling css,ble frame houses with
hrick chimneys cotton Lo!lse, q stable mule
AMI WAGON sheds &C. Tho location is ccrtss md very
attr,cyr ard remarkable for its heethfuMc> It has
benn cultivated the past year IN connecnon Misths
..pint Plantation" now offered for sale Ioseher teS
form as desirable property ms can DC founa On ' ee"
Islands.
viii In eo,l TWELVE SUPERIOR MULES, Wagons.
p,nnahS Stcn,n En.ines t;c. tl.stu3 January ..
i Valuable Sea Is!ind Cotton Ptdnta.'on az fFtr
cate SHE.
T,Y ". &. LEETCIt {; K. :. bH0hS,
r--o!,ers aria Anetionee:s, 80 Brona st1cet'
At Private Sale ,,,.-.,.,,, c,n.o,r-
POINT PLANTATIoN.-Tis fine Pla1ation Gon:aE on !.
ing 5f3 acres OF high AID large hoy OF maEsn 1d
eif,atcJ Of the southern extremity OF WamaaW Isian
II. bounded on the south by North Essso asSse, on
tho gas by Iettsnwull River IA branch OF the Eolsto)
tbe north by lands Of Hugh Wilaon. Esq, end oa tno
rast bv Lands OF E. Bats aq ad the estate ol ". ~
Scsbroot Before the about 500 acres was unoe'
bnh state OF cultivation aud PRODUCED Ene crops ~
Tnno Ccton of superior quality. The SITUATION oi os
is unriyal.ad by any Other IN Ire S1ctI
rnnniation ms summer residence has been luns ss.o
iished by The unin.arruotcd health OF It's forncl
.nr thstuG asnuaty
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ANOTHER NEW GAS IMrRovEMENr.-Mr. BRANl-
GAN, agent for the Lava Tipped Gas Burners, is
in the city, and invites the gas consumers to his
superior to any othor burner now in uso, having
ono great advantage over the metallic in the fact
that The atmosphere will not corrode them. He
claims to save thirty per cent OF tho consumption
also by tho appli ,aticn Of his burner. We loarn
from him that they are in use in all the lamps of
tho principal cities, including Charleston and that
wherever they are introduced they give. entro
satisfaction. He is stopping at the Planters HOTEL
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xViee J. B. o'REnLY, declined reelection.
tVicc L. P. AsuBI, alected President.
fVice C.. F. B. BREatER, declined recollection.
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CHANGE IN BUSINESS. will be seen in our
paper of this morning that the popular druggists,
Messrs. KING & CAssDEY, who have made them
solves so faYora5ly known as accommodating and
gentlemanly business men, have disposed of their
Stock Of drugs and medicines to Messrs. DowIE and
NOISE, who will continue the Wholesale drug busi-
ness at the old stand No. 151 Meeting street. MIR.
DOVE has bccn engaged in the drug business in
Charleston for the past fifteen years, having been
n momber of the we'll known firm, SIMoNDs, RUFF
& Co., and RUFF s. Dow1E. Mr.. NOISE was also
engaged in this business before tho war, and has
been since its close associated in the management
of the business of Messrs. KING CAsslDEY.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL socH7.-The anniversary of
this Society was duly celebrated at their hall en-
Tuesday afternoon. a fne collation. had been pro-
vided through tue generosity Of Mr.. J. II. VoILERs,
which the Typos soon knocked intopi. After the
regular business of the day was over and the col
latond duly disposed Of they proceeded to an cleo
ton Of officers for the ensuing year. which resulted
in the following choice:
IL. P. ASHBY, President
.tC. A. D. CHURCH, icc-Prcsidcnt.
T. F. O'SUILIvAN, Treasurer.
is. D. HUTSON, Secretary.
Finance commtttcs-M. Tracy Joseph ". Rutland and
John Utes.
Committee on Rsti-T. F. O'Suiyan, C. L. 3. Bremer.
and G. W. Nicke:son.
Coms.tee on Burial LotS-Jas. Z. ORey, T. T. OSul-
lvsn and John Utcs.
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EMANCIPATION DAy.-Aeccrding to the pro-
eramme this day was celebrated by tho cedmcn,
though not in tho style no. with the display con-
templated. The miserable weather thinned the
procession very much, and before they reached
their destination they were hardly moro than o
struggling crowd. Tho parade created no excite
ment for several reasons, principally because
there we're few in the streets beyond the partiei-
pants. Speeches were made Ey some Of the era
tors, congratuiatng their hearers on having OBJ
tanned the blessings OF freedom, and bidding them
to continue in their aspirations, and to press
steadily onward to the goal.
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House and Lot No. 125 Coming street.
Ry CLIFFORD & BiATHE IVES,

By CLIFFORD & bIATHEWES,
Real Estntc Agents, No. 5f Broad street.
Will be sod on WEDNESDAY 9th January, ut II o'clock,
ut the Old Postofice,
That Three Story WOODEN HOUSE with LOT, known
as No. 1o5 Coming street, and Oubuildings. Lot mca-
sures 90 feet front by ITO feet deep.
Tcrnls-One.fonrth cash; balance In one, two and
three years. secured by bond and mortgage OF the prop
erty with interest. Purchaser to pay Clifford Ma
thieves for papers and stamps. january
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AT THE regular moetng OF Jefferson Lodge No.
4,I.O. o:F., held on Tuesday evening, let inst,
the following officers duly elected and INSTALL
ed for the ensuing term:
Bro. \, WILLIAMSON. n. G.
Bro.sWNf E. NIILLIGAN, V G..
Bro ". =. KENYON, Rec. Secretary.
Bro JAMES SILCOX. Per. Sec. and Treasurer
Bro NJ CORDOT!t, o. D. G.
Bro. B. LEVY, /. d. e.
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Those SIX LOTS in tho villngo ofAceabee, known by
the numbers TO- II, 20 and 2l each measuring lGo
feet front By 200 feet deep. z-... ~.
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..,.,.o J1,rsso Feb;ces. &C. al AUCTION.
~ ~. I... = s5iTc:I 6 sIcksiILEEEAS,
NO. e7 nroasi street. south side, near sta' :
" street.
Gala, or E1rESITURE, Sc., ct private residences l.
ton1cd 10 Mt moderate charges: ,,,,c 1r,,u1cr RS
'cnau snstinn every WEDNESDAY for HORSES ao
riRSTruE, ke, ut halipast 10 O'Clock, at our ONCE
October =
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WATER LOTS on - side Of Limehouse street,
known by the numbers in a plat Of the Limehouse
Estate measuring each - front by = deep. -
Tors-One third cash; the balance on credit OF one,
two and three years. secured by BOMBS OF the
with interest payable semi annually and mortgages OF
the property The buildings to bo insured and Kept IN
sred until the bonds paid and the policies to be as
signed to the Master. Purchasers to pay for papeTs
S'e'e JAMES W. GRAY,
Jonnorvo ibmG iul Master in Equity.
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ATTENTION is called to an important sale Of ma
chinery at Soce Hill, on the 7th inst

TRosE SPLENDID 'Erosks,' at McCoRuoK's, ard
SO astonishingly cheap, too, are well worthy tho
consideration of our citizens. Read his advertise
ment, or, botter STILL &c to his store, No. IS Broad
street.
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F1RE.-Abo1t s. A. NJ, on New Years morning,
smoke was discovered issuing from the promises
ct Mrs. BosNsAu, on tho west side of Smith street,
two doors from .Beauiain- The freEncn were
promptly on hand, and by their excrlons the fire
was confined to the front rooms of tho house, but
in order to approach the Ere, the flooring had to
be cut away. The accident was caused bya de-
fectiye flue, which communicated the fire to the
floors. At the time Of tho fire the house was oc-
cupied by Major SMITH, OF The Frcedn.en's Bureau
but: he had commenced moving the evening be-
fore, his furniture was comparatively uninjured
The damage done by tho Grc, water, and the fire
mems axes to the property win probably amount
to $4,000 or $4,000, which was covered by no insur-
ance, the Bureau having had possession OF tho
house since the occupation Of tho city.
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The PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND adjoining
the above, known Giyehams Tract containing 9l2
by the road 10 Dacons Bridge south by lands OF John
Collins and Mrs Rylc and east by Land OF Col Joseph
Vain y
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Fire P,ono a! Frirate Sale:
CE SMITH <; EicGILhEVHAf,
a;1cttonc.rs, 40. as Bread street.
Tspuaiy3
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
.,ups1 " Bro,vnlec ct ai u.s. angelina G.. Earnest, Ad


Samuel II. Brocalec ct al Us. angelina G. Earnest Ad
niniStrdfrir, Ct al
On MONDAY The Tth day of January, 1907 Mt y c!ocH
NJ will soil before the Court House, IN WaiterDor
The following VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND, belong
inr 10 the Estate of the late Noel BrowDlee:
TRACT NO 1-Contaning 276 acres, moro or less,
honned south by lnns formerly Of George Muckenfuss
north by the Four Hole Creek; east by BroWnlco trac
and west by lands unknown.
TRACT No. 2-Containing 46h ceres, bounded nortn
nv honas Ways lnnd cast by George Ways land; west
Nv Noel PROVINCES land and south by ands unknown
TRACT NO. 3.-Ccntaining su 7-l0 acres oouneoo
north by lands of Harley Hutson; east by lands Tor
mcrly of J. Walter; sonth by lands OF L. W. HarieS;
southeast aud southwest By lnnds Of E. B. Scott Esq.
TRACT NO. 4.-Contaning ITO acres, more OF less,
bounded north by lands of b. Cummings ana As. Ylula
70 he granted To P. Giyham, and E. Cummings iana
sont and southeast by John CampDeu iand nortneaS
Inv lands of john Campbell and u. Cummings
TRACT NO. 5.-Containing 1912 acres. more OF iess
Ir+nC on tho Cypress Swamp and Capain's Creek
THE above described Tracts a situate IN ST. George
Coleton, near the South Carolna Railroad
Also .
The following Tract, known as tho lSAaCS IhhC6 IL,
situate partly in Charleston ard partly IN Cocton DIS
trcts containing 1868 acrcs lying on the Cypress
head waters of tho Ashley River and nonnaed on ln'
north and northeast by the lands OF j. BroWMee Yves
and northwest by lands Of Woof and WIN. cummings
south and southeast By lands oi tho estatc ol IAl
proNnice and the Cypress swamp ,,;. =
TEnMs-Onc-thirl cash; balance payable on creento
ono and two years, in two cquai ainual
cure y bond bearing interest from day OF sae persona
security and mortgage OF the property.
fufcilasers " pa' ~ B. STOKES, c. E. C. D.
Commissioners oihcc, November 2d 1866. ,,,,,,
December 27 %
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SIMPLE, BUT EFFEorUAI--The entire freedom
from all deleterious ingredients renders browns
BaoscH1M TnocHEs," or Cough and Voice Lo-
zenges, safe remedy for the most delicate female
or Youngest child, and has caused them to be held
in the highest esteem by singers and public speak
ers generally In coughs, irritation Of the throat
caused by cold or unusual e1ertion OF tho vocal
organs in snealing in public or singing, they pro-
duce the most beneficial results.
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All that PLANTATION situate in the Parish Of St
James Goose Creek the southwest sde OF South
rona Railroad 12 miles from Charleston, measuring lol
acres LEGS; bounding north on Lnd of A. H. Dan
Eyati row Momepoy. and west on lands OF Thomas
Iesdbetter and j. D. Rhanie. Ts'z~-s-s 3-sz-s -
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The 3 Slal1]l 4 Mems,
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY $, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE NEW YRAR.-1SG5 diod q water. death, and
76 was born in tears. Jupiter nluyus was evident
ly the presiding deity on that occasiot' and his
efforts have bcca crowned wish signal success.
THE Oldest nhabitant' scarcely remembers to
have seen muddier streets. ogto have expsrlonced
greater difficulty and danger III crossing them. AT
tho downtown terminus of the City Railroad a
vast c1pansc Of mud meets the oyc, aud itrolu.res
some strategy to effect crossing in safety East Bay
was in no better plight bat in some places cons-
derato hands had piacod stepping stones which
were hailed with pleasure by the muddy pcdes-
trians Tho street cars have rc:'nuhie licr popu-
rity by the present weather, bat it is lio easy
task to reach them irnug:. The mud that thick,
soft and watery, is everywhere to be seen. Three
days rain havo completely changed the face of ma
ture, and we now lyo in all atmosphere of mud
Nothing less than bloomcc could stand the pres
su. e. and even tiltareons have Eeen forced to re-
main within doors.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03

The PLANTATION known as Golding Tract, contain
ing 49G ac,cs situate in the Parish OF ST. George Cole
ton District about miles from Summcrvlle