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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY

Gourdin, Executor, Us. Millihen.
Will be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, THIS DAY, the 18th OF Decem-
ber, 1867, at II o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT PLANTATION situate on the West side
of the Western Branch Of Cooper River known as Mu
berry, containing ACT acres, more or less. bounding
North on Exeter Plantation formerly the property OF
Alexander Broughton. now of John Novel;, West partly
on said Exeter Plantation, and partly Ekery Psnta-
on the property OF Mazyck, South on South Mulberry
the property of the estate Of Philip Broughton, and
East on Cooper River.
ALSO,
ALI the undivided share of Thomas Broughton in q
TRACT OF PINE LAND, containing about 1000 acres,
living to the West and in the neghborhood of Mulberry
Plantation which said Tract ofPne Land formed part Of
the Farlawn Barony and a the sale Of the said Barony
was bought Jointly by the said Thomas Broughton,
Philip Broughtcn, and Paul and Alexander Mazyck.
ALSO,
All the undivided shnre of Thomas Broughton In q
TRACT OF PINE LAND East Of Black Toms Bay, being
the residue OF Tract Of 4S0 after the conveyance
by Thomas the Iather o! the q eve named Thomas
Brouqhton Edward Tresco OF 2l0 acres thereof re
surveyed and divided May 7th 1870, by John Diamond
Surveyor.
Terms-One-t third cash; balance in three equal sue,
cessve rsalments secured by bond OF purchaser and
mortgage of the premises with interest from day OF
SALE payable semi.annuany. Purchasers to pay fol
papers and stamps JAMES TUPPER,
DecemberI7 tb3tu1 Master in Equity.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &c.; or, MILLERs Almanac
If you want Printing executed neatly;
If YOU want Books bound in any style, or Accoun
Books made to order, with any desired pattern o
ruling, 90 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street
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THE STREET RAILRoAD.-The 18th OF December,
1867 is the first anniversary of the opening OF the
street railroad in Charleston, an enterprise thai
achieved success in the first year Of its existence
For years the subject of street railways had been
mooted in Charleston, but it was always consider
ell dangerous innovation OH old customs, and
it was only since the war that the present company
succeeded in obtaining charter and permission
to commence operations. Their exertions IN be-
half Of the public are well known, and the success
they have attained is the reward bestowed by their
grateful constituents. Since the road was first
opened, the Rutledge-street line has been improv-
ed and the route to the Battery completed. New
cars have been added, and every effort made by
the President and managers to add to the comfort
of the travelling public. The books OF the road
show steady increase Of travel, and correspond
ing increase in the profits, especially during the
past summer, when the visitors to the Battery
took the cars fairly by storm. Without entering
into particulars, we can truthfny assert that since
Charleston was city, there has been no enter
prse exhibited that has met with more favor than
the street railroad and the first anniversary is but
an index of those that will follow, each showing
increased prosperity and popularity.
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AUCTION SALES.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

OKeefe vs. Duane.
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House. THIS DAY, the l7th OF Decem-
Der, 1857, at11 A. NJ,
situate on the East side of ing street. In this city and
known by the number So; bounding North on ands o.
the estate of Yates, South Engne House. East on
measuring in front on King street feet and in depth
from East to West - feet, more or less.
Terms-Onethird cash; balance In three equal sue
Chaser and mortgage OF the premises with interest from
day of sele payable seniiannuay. Buildings to be in
sured and policy assigned Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. JAMES TUPPER,
December II tu4 Masger in EQUITY.
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srrrprse cARs-Tae Sunday train from Angus

SLEEPING CARs.-The Sunday train from Angus
ia brought to this city fine sleeping car, which
was on exhibition yesterday at the South Carolina
Railroad yard, between John and Ann streets. 1t
was visited during the day by large number OF
persons, including many ladies' who subjected 1t
to critical examination, and the opinion was gen.
era that it perfect in every detail. Ihese cars
are made oy Gilbert Bush Co., Troy, N. l., ana
belong to the firm OF Pullman, Kemball & Ramsey,
of Atlanta Ca, who have purchased the patents
and have the exclusive right to use sleeping cars
ON the Southern Railroads. They are furnished
with every convenience and the weary traveller IS
luled to rest in comfortable bed instead OF dislo-
eating his neck in vain attempt to WOO the droWsy
god. Each car has accommodations for forty
eight to fifty persons, the seats being divided
into sections, each capable of holding four
persons. At either end of the cars are state
rooms where travelling party can be entirely
private The furniture and trimmings OF the cars
are in perfect taste, and exceed in splendor OF tu-
sh any that Lave been in this city. At hrst II
would appear difficult to transform car seat into
comfortable bed, but the machinery is admirably
arranged, and the bedroom provided is far supe-
rior to the close berths often found on steamers,
and the traveller who takes ticket in these cars
arises from his nights rest bright and refreshed.
Each car is provided with a conductor and por-
ter. and the greatest care is taken to secure the
comfort of the passengers. Diagrams OF the car
are supplied, with each berth marked, and month
" reports are furnished of the wash list &C., nc
sheets being allowed to remain on the bed after 1t
has been used, but all are clean and fresh. BY
the payment of two dollars the traveller can secure
bed in either the first or second tier in the Sec
ton; the state-rooms being held at So and the
bridal chamber or large apartment at s.. The
car in questi IN was nalned Florida, and was de-
SIGNED for the Savannah and Jacksonville Railroad
1t left for Augusta last night
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rrnr1oN SALES THIS Day.

JOHN G. M1LNoR & Co. will sell this day, at
their auction salesrooms, No. 13S Meeting..street,
at 10 o'clock cloaks, hats, shirts, satinets &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. at mis- store,
corner King and Liberty-streets, at 10 o'clock,
clothing furnishing goods, &c.
B. & A. P. CALDWELL will sell this day. before
their store, at 81 o'clock, syrup fish, lard, &c.
JEFFoRDs i Co. will sell this day, in front OF
their store, at % o'clock, sides, shoulders, hams'
strips, &c.
T. NJ. CATER will sell this day, on Browns
wharf at 81 o'clock, butter, shoulders, hams, sides
an6 lard.
R. NJ. MARSHALL & Bro. will cell this day, at No.
3S Broad-street, at log o'clock, mule and mare.
HENRY CoBIA & Co. will sell this day. in front OF
their store, at 90 o'clock herrngs, Candles cheese
&C. =, -
JAMES W. GRAY Master in Equity, will sell
this day, at the old Customhouse, at II O'CLOCK
lot of land corner Bedon's Alley and Tradd-streeU
&C., &c. 49,.
JAMES UPPER (Master in Equity, will sell thus rs
day, at the old Customhouse, At IL O'clock, iot o,
known as Mulberry, &C., &c.
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GREAT BARGAINS at Mcssrs. I. Hyman u Co.'S
No. 2s3 King-street, where the cheapest goods il
the city are offered. See their advertisement
to-day's News.
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New Standardization is directed to the ad
,,ort;sement of Mrs. Lewis R. Gbbes' School,
another column of to-day's paper
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Suggestion, the Season.

For restoring strength and appetite, the great
Southern Tonic, PANKNINs HEpAT1c BrrrERs and you
will not be disappointed For sale by all druggists tn
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Bulwinkel Us. Often, Executor, ct al.
THIS DAY. the 18th December instant at IL O'clock
will be sold, at the old Custom House,
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thereon,
situate the Tradd street and Bedons Alley
measuring In front on Trdd street % feet inches and
in dapth i94 feet inches be the said dmenions
less. Bounding North on land of Mrs. Coats South
Tradd street. East on land late Of g. Sommers and West
on Bedon's Alley.
ALSO,
Will be sold ut Wahalla on the day, All that SEC
TION OF LAND in Pickens District the town of
walhaa being the land bought by the German Colon
izaiion Society," and known the plat o; n C. McCary
Deputy Surveyor No. &C. measuring 184 acres Bound
ing East Section No. 25 South Section No. 80 and
line OF so farms, West Section No. 81 and North
on -.
AL that FARM near the said town. known plat of
F. B. Maudin. Deputy Surveyor, by No. measuring so
acres. Bounding East South and West public roads,
and North on line of Sections.
ALSO,
All that HALF ACRE LOT in the town of Walhaa, on
the main street. known said Plan Of Mauldin by No.
56.
All that ONE ACRE LOT in the aforesaid town, known
on Mauldin'g plat as No. H.
Terms-One-thrd cash. balance in one two and three
years. secured by bond of the purchaser with interest
payable annually until the whole debt be paid. Mortgage
of the premises sod Of the Buildings OF the
city property and assignment OF the policy Purchaser
to piy for papers and stamps. j. W. GRAY,
December II tu4 Master In Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EaT1TY.

Alston Us. Alston
Will he sod under the direction of the Commissioner in
Huuy for Georgetown District on the 18th day OF De
cember, 1857 at Georgetown. at the usual hour and
place OF making public sales in said town.
The following LAND:
l. All that LOT OF LAND In the Town Of Georgetown
known and distinguished In the plan of said town by the
number 81.
g. All chat LOT OF LAND known and distinguished in
the plan said town by the number 66 containing 100
feet mont Princes street by which 1T is bounded on
the Northeast to the North 1t Is bounded by the LOT NO.
| 65, on the South by Lot No. Ct.
ALSO,
g. All that LOT OF LAND in the said town, on the cor
ner of King and Bay Streets distinguished In the plan Of
the town by the number 224 bounding Southwest on lot
No. 223 Northeast Bay street or Front street. South
east on King street. containing agreeably to the said
plan, 80 feet, and in depth 2l7 $40 feet.
| ALSO,
| L. All thei LOT OF LAND in the said town. and dis
nguished In the said plan by the number $780, contain
ing in width BREADTH fronting on Front street. 90 feet
and in depth 217 90 feet being onequarer OF an acre.
Bounding Northeast Front street, Southeast on Lot
231, Southwest vacant space between said Lot ana
Georgetown River and the Northwest on Cannon street.
Terms for the above-One-halt cash; balance in one
year. secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage
Of the premises The purchaser to pay for papers and
| stamps.
| ALSO,
| Will be sold ut Private Sale for Cash:
All that TRACT OF LAND situated on South Island,
known and distinguished Lot No. II, bounded on the
North by Lot No. 49, the South by Lot No. 49, on the
West by Musquito Creek and the East by hr run
ming parallel with the South Inlet Wnyah Bay 80 feet
from common high water mark which space to low water
lots o. parcels OF land adjacent; the said Lot measuring
| from North to South 200 feet. JAMEsTuPPER
| Master In Equity,
| November % th3tul Charleston, . Z.
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HOTEL. ARRIyALs.--MtGs House.-W. w. King,
N. .;R. Hagedorn, N. Y; H. Goudy, Savannah /;
Geo. w. Palmore, N. Y; Mrs. n. Gullenger and
SOP, N. Y; Miss Nellie Solomons and Cohen ana
wife, Savannah; J. H. Hughes, N. Y; j. obryan'
N. Y.;F. NJ. Pusson, e. B. Souder; G. W. Petten-
gill, J. A. Salters, Jno. Watson, Williamsburg; N.
Salters, Salters' Depot ; A. Bsrys, Edisto /; ID. A.
Chase, Mass; S. Holman, ]. L. Waters, Mass; D.
H. Melbourne, Lexington, NC.
Charleston Hotet-E. McElhenny, Johns Island;
VIM. Cantwell. Hilton Head; c. B. Kirk, BlutftJn:
W. w. Walker, Georgetown; Augustus Wilson,
Baltimore; B. Patten, Sumter; Giles NJ. Berry,
Graniteville; Captain F. Peck, steamer FANNIE
W. j. Gerald, Camden W. C. B. Fraser, Bishop
vile; F. Hordan Camden; Jno. B. Hubbard, Nash
vile, Tenn.
Partition Hotel-W. C. Bullock, Beaufort; J. Nc
Lean, Beaufort; ]. w. Nelson, Arkansas; W. &.
Snowden and Amelia Martin, Arkansas; L. j.
Counts, Alfred Aver R. L. Barker, j. W"ilken-
son, Miles Loadholts, Barnwen: Jas. A. Porteus'
N.Y.;P. NJ. Inabinet, Jr., s. c.; Jno. Nettles, wife
and child s. c.; T. J. NJ. Davis and wife, Claren-
don; Mrs. P F. Davis, st. Stephens; S. A. Rigby,
Manning, s. C.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

sS- LARGEST cIRoULATIoN.-TRE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY REco9-
NIzEp AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON. PUBLISHES The
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE PosIoF-
r1cE AT THE END OF EACH WEEK, ACCORDING
TO THE PROVISIONS OF TEE NEW PcsToFFIcE
LAW.
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TIE NORTHERN MAILS are still irregular, owing
to the pranks which the late heavy snow storms
have played along the routes of travel. The Sat-
urday New York mail, due yesterday, failed to ar
rive but we received the mail of the day previous,
which should have reach ed us ON Sunday.
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WE CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement OF MIR
John Commirs, No. 131 Meeting-street, nearly op
posite Market. where he offers United States Gov
ernment Mcclellan saddles and harness. h'li'
used at one-quarter their cost. 1t is certainly
worth the consideration of all who are cngageu IL
agricultural pursuits to call and examine them.
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A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE
GOLD And SOLID SILVER WATCHES.
ALL WARRANTED TO RUN AND THOROUGH
LY REGULATED, AT THE LOW PRICE OF
efoEAOu
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

The above stock will be disposed Of the popular
price plan giving every patron fine Gold or solid e
yer Watch Tor S1O without regard to value.
We wish to Immediately dispose of the above magnif.
cent Stock Certificates naming the articles placed
in sealed envelopes and we'll mixed Holders ent
tied TO the article named their certificate upon pay
ment OF Ten Dollars whether 1t be Watch worth $1,000
or one worth less The return of any OF certificates
entities you the article named thereon upon payment
irrespective OF its worth; and as no article valued less
than $40 is named any certificate, it will at once
be seen that this is Lottery, but straightforward
legitimate transacucn which may be participated in
even by the most fastidlousl
single Certificate will be sent b. mail postpaid upon
receipt Of 25 cents FIVE for ST. eleven for 81
and elegant premium for So sixtys1 and valuable
premium for $40, one hundred and most superb Watch
for sI5 To Agents. or those wishing employment this
is rare opportunity. 1t is egtmately conducted
business duly authorized by the Government and open
to the most careful scrutiny. Try us. Address
WRIGHT. BRO. g. CO.,
Importers, No. l6l Broadway, N. Y.
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GREAT CEANaE.-In passing up King-street yes
terday we were surprised to find that our oid
friend, Mr. NJ Klein, has left his small fruit
stand, and removed to the opposite side, where he
has enlarged his borders, and opened large and
handsome store at No. 339 King-street. Mr.. X. ls
an honest, hard working man, deserving success,
and we sincerely hope he may attain it. He under
stands his business, is polite and accommodat ting.
He has good stock, and invites the most critical
examination Of customers,
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COURT OF ApPEALs-CoLU dBIA, December H.
The can of the docket of W,stern Circuit was re-
sumed, and the following ases heard or disposed
of
Charles A. Sotherlin IDS. Alexander Roberts.
Mr.. c. P. Sullivan for appellants: No reply;
Sarah Wiseman and O.. G. Finley u.s. Sa94Si san W
Hunter and ]. R. Cunningham, executors, and W.
a. Parker, Commissioner In Equity Appeal as-
missed as to Parker, Commissioner; continued as
Robert Gill and C. NJ. Golding ads. R. G. Smith,
ct al Mr. Sullivan for appellants Points and a a1-
thorities of Messrs. Young & Simpson Tor aPpei-
lees read by Mr.. ]. H. Hudson. -.
E. F. Hyde and E. NJ Cooper Mr. sullivan Sg Wansrs Ior
Young & Simpson read by Mr.. Hudson.
the cases saa Of Fma1s calhoun asseDs SS
Scurry & Spearman, on Middle Circuit, were con-
tinued.
w. A. Fortner, ct al, ads. the State.
Rv consent. the case of w. F. Erwin Us. s. NJ. B.
Scott, on Eastern Circuit, was taken up and ar
gued by Mr. Dozier for appellant. Wrltton I argH-
ment OF Mr.. Presley, contra, read by Mr. .. ~
Pope.
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A PosToFF1cE has been established at North
Santee, Georgetown District, and mail passes
between it and Charleston once week, each way,
closing at the Charleston Postofice on Tuesdays,
at halfpast 9 o'clock, and leaving North Santee
FOR Charleston on Eridays.
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LADIES' CzOaks, Hats, Shirts, Satinet', &C.
BY JOHN G.. MILNOR & co.

THIS DAY (Tuesdsy) 17th instant at 10 O'Clock,
will be sold at our Auction salesroom, No. 1Ss Meet
ing-street
cloth Cloaks
Ladies' Cninchila Cloaks Cloth Caps Felt Hat Ladies'
Straw Hats
Velvet and Plush Sensation Hats Grey Melton. Cass
mere and Belknap Shirts
Brown and Blue Wooen Ribbed Jackets Zephyr Scarfs
Merno Gloves
Silk Hair Nets Leather Money Bags Buck Purses, cassi-
Satinets White Domestic Flannels Red F1annels Ker-
seys Paper Collars
Scissors, Knives Buttons Pencils, Wsollen Gloves.
With q variety Of other articles not enumerated.
Conditi ns cash. December II
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AJGO

HEALTHY SUMNER RESIDENCE, on lot OF
acres with necessary oubuldings adjoining the above
tract.
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AUCTION SALES.

Herrings, Cdndles, Cheese, &c.
BY HENRY COBIA & co.
THIS DAY. at 9H O'clock In front Of store, win be
100 BOXES SMOKED HERRINGS
% boxes Candles
80 boxes Cheese
80 boxes Starch
23kegs Lard.
ALSO,
. BBLS FLORIDA LEMONS.
Conditions cash. December II
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MASONIC ELECTION AT FLoRENcE.-At the annual
communication of Amity Lodge, No. Lei, A. F..
M, held at Masonic Hall. Florence, S. c., on the
night of December II, 1867, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing Masonic
year:
Bro JOHN N MCCALL. W. NJ.
Bro j. PRESTON GAYLE. S. W.
Bro EDWARD W. LLOYD, w.
Bro GEORGE Mod. STOLL, Secretary.
Bro T. W. JONES. Treasurer
Bro B. G. MAZYCK, 8. D.
Bro. q. wITHINGTON, j. D.
Bro Bro =. A VINO TdMo. Stewards.
Bro ". r. SHEPHERD, Tyler.
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PETIT LARoENy.-Morris Brown, an enterprisng
freedman, wishing to improve his standing in So
ciety, stole a pair of shoes, but was discovered
and sent to The Guardhouse.
Allen jackson and William Wilson, both highly
colored, were charged with adorning themselves
with stolen raiment, some of the missing property
being found upon them. The charge was made
by Daniel Aston and Thomas Riggs, both colored,
they stating that the theft had been committed on
B. Roddins' boat, at Southern wharf, while the
owners of the clothing were absent. They had a
hearing before the Mayor this morning.
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LOCAL 7 Z R S i.

TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II, 1867.
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Hsnd. rson, Administratriz, Us. Henderson, ct al
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS FOR COTTON AND PRO
VISIONS.
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NARROW EscAPE.-In passing the curves OF
the road the speed of the street cars is always in
creased, as it is extremely difficult to stop the
horse at that time. This fact is generally known,
and all persons avoid the track when the car is
heard; but yesterday school boy endeavored to
run across the street, at the corner Of King and
Calhoun, while Conductor Reib's car was passing,
but tripped and fell on the track in front OF the
horse. The exertionl Of the driver Hogan, were
barely sufficient to stop the horse and the wheels
were in few inches of the boys head before this
was effected If the driver had been less prompt
in his movements the car would have passed over
the boy and, in all probability, caused his death.
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All that HALF ACRE LOT in the town of walhalla, on
the main street. known on said Plan Of Maudin by No.
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2. STRAWBERRY HILL" Rice plantation, con-
tanning about 1870 of Swamp laLd 900 of high
land; bounding on winyah Bay the Atlantic Ocean, and
on lands OF the late Hugh Fraser and DR.. Blythe.