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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-24

The REMARKABLE PROPERTIES OF Browns Bron'
chial Troches have been thoroughly tested sincc
first introduced. i he demand for them has steadi-
ly increased, and, purely from Their own merits,
they have found favor with those who, fr- m Pull
monary, Bronchial, or Asthmatic complaints, re-
quire them For Coughs and Colds they are ell
cacious.
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The Aanal M.tter as might be supposed In ferlizet
than tSnt in the Peruvian Guano Still will uuord du
ring tho process OF decomposition about three pcr cent
of Ammonia. The Oil (which is remarkably abundant)
though not generally reckoned among Manures being
here associated with other less stable animal principles.
cannot m Of adding to the valuo Of the mixture eape
c,any on light Soils The insolublo Phosphate being
thoroughly organized and. ut tho same time, nnutoy
divided also well adapted to gradual appropriation by
the plant.
According to the present sample. GOES SUPER
PHOSPHATE is judiciously and faithfully n,anuac:
t,rcd Manure and will not disappoint those who will
give it trial Even II employed a.one, should expect
1iohty rsm,.,asrotive results.
isigned] CHARLES UpHAM SHEPARD.
prtce so5 por ton Of 1000 pounds.
For aale by E. H. RODGERS Co..,
Sole Agents for South CaroGni.
Jan11nry 10 stuth2mo North Atlantic Wharf
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OvEn ONE THOUSAND testimonials received from
those who have been benefited by using PHcTonAr
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DOWIE L NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
BUSINESS NOTICES
Auction sales This Day.


! Auction Sales This Day.
JOIN g. RIGGS will sell this day, at the corner OF Esat
p.v md Broad streets at II O'Clock, the two-story
wooden house, No. rs Calhoun street. suitable for gro.
Gerry store.
r. Fl. DELRoN win sell this day, Mt Tho old Exchange
corner of East Bay and Broad streets, OF II o'clock
| house and lot in Limo street, near Rutledge.
MCKAY L. CA,9pBE1L will se this day, at their cash
auction house. No. IS Hasel street. near the PostoHco,
at 10 O'Clock the balance Of retail atore-ry goods
clothing felt hats boots and Shoes notions, hardware
Scotch whiskey, brandy &c.
BnuNs BEE will sell this day, in Mr. 3. O'NE1LL's
back store in State street, between Cumberland and
ouoon at hapas 10 O'clock 5000 sacks Liverpool aal
| Mu11aAs, MRLcnRns J. Co. will sell this day, by or
d,r OF the Unitod Statos Marshal at No. 22 Yendue
R,nac at II o'clock 605o imported Spanish segarR, In
voice dry goods gold and silver watches, furniture
MI AnsAn viii sell this day, Mt store No. 1s Ven
duo Range, at 10 O'clock lot of gunny baggnG mus
aets army wagons, shoes, dry goods hosiery, &c.
T. NJ CATER will sell this day, on Browns Wharf, at 10
o'clock 15o rns and tubs choice butter and rs frkns
prime lard.
JrrronDs Co. will sell this day. before their store
No ~ vcndue Range, at 10 o'clock, sugarcured hams
piR hams, sides, whiskey, tobacco. lard. candles
A Novelty.
The latest and 1ost eectual remedy for tho cure OF
debility loss OF appetite headache, torpor Of tho liver
ate. is pANKNIN's HEpATIC BITTERs. For vale by
Ill Druggists.
To p1ANrEas.-H you wish Fertilizera applJ to J. N
RoBsoN No. 81 East Bay. who has always large Hted
and on the most favorable terms
November 10 su thstuzmon
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"Poor Toms acold."
How warm aoe'sr the 6onialsun
May look in kindness on tho Garth,
In Ttn Jones veins no cheering warmth
Diapels tho gloomy sorrow Of hiG sou
Dy.pepsia Ike goblin, hunts him down,
Agus grim chamberlain. lights him TO bsd
While Dullnesa, Vertigo, and Headache dire.
With hercer aches combine to make him sroan
Bo wiso poor Tom
And hearken, Thomas, TO instruction
For all thy ills Remedy IL found.
A Panaces, certain, pleasant, asrc.
PLANTATION B1TTEhs-s. T.-1sso-x.,
vondrous Tonic. made by Dr.. Drake.
VIII kill the demons that thy stomach veI-
Will slaJ them, Thomas, for thy stsmseh's sake.
New life, new strength to thee ahall como
BY using this Elixir wonderful
PLANTATION Rrrr1ss viii restore thy hcalsh,
Thy troubles cure. and leave thy mind at peace.
tuth3
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MR. C. T. vooLER has sent us tho February
numbers Of Harper's Magazine De'noreses
Monthly Fashion Aagasine and Of the Crescent
Monfb5,,

TIE JAsLoS BEoTuERs.-Mr. c. AMoRY BRUCE,
20 ant of the HAS1oss paid visit to our sanctum
last evening. He is in our city to make arrange
ments for the early appearance of tho above NAM
ed artists. Tho HAS1oNs hare been long and wide
r. celebrated acrobats Of the first order, and we
feel assured will mee with welcome reception
from our citizens.
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OUR WEEE1y.-While we are not in the habit o.
bringing before our readers the many kind things
often mentioned Of us through letters and papers
still ne feel that we should publish the following
note from lady in the country, and subscriber
to the late seWEEKLY NEws"-a paper which VIC
published for time, at the request Of d number
Of friends, but which eventually failed from the
want OF patronage. Ne must say that We thank
her for her good feeling towards us:
SuMTEk, s. c., January 49, 1867.
Mr. Editor: I know you would feel for me u You
could conceive the disappointment experienced
at not getting my last Sunday Weekly paper on
day before yesterday as usual; but when saw IN
your issue of Monday that its publication had
been suspended, I declare it annoyed me so much
that made up my mind to drop line to yon, and
ask il i. is not possible for Charleston and it's
neighborhood to support SO e1cenent weekly
az yours, especially at the low price of So per
wear? II your city readers only knew the pleasure
their country friends derived from the perusa OF
ssTHE WEEKLY News" am sure strong effort
would be made to start it again, aud sustain it
properly. LII. 60
I am in hopes Of shortly seeing again your pleas
With respect, Iremain yours &C.,
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e. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF lind
BONE DUST MANURE.

WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANT
wv ERS to the above as superior manure for either
Corn or Cotton the experience of last yoar proving 1t
equal il not superior to Peruvian Guano.
Tho following is the report Of an Analysis made from
lot now In store:
Phosphate Of Limo, soluble. ..................8 $40
Phosphate OF Lime insolube. 2S.S0
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Ttuo Houses and Lots in Cooper's Court.
EYuBOWERS & SILCOX.

:; Ttuo Houses and Lots in Cooper's Court
EMPOWERS & snCOX.
VIII be sold, on THURSDAY, the lat Of February ct the
old Custom House, at II O'Clock, g&5Gii,
That TWO STORY FRAME BUILDING .on ths east
side OF Cooper,s Court souh side Of Queen. between
Franklin and Trapmann streets and known by the No.
g. Said house contains four upright rooms double pisz
zaa to the South, kitchen Of four rooms and cstern
capable of holding three thousand gallons Of waer
measures 50 by So feet The location very peassnt:nd
retired and to family that wishes to be secluded nom
the noise and hustle Of the street, presents an excellent
opportunity It is nowpaying good rent and would be
profitable as an Investment s3sS5s4.jt,,s..,.
f+rsi .a=..stE ALSO, F-,ts-gs;.i is-,5--
That TWO STORY FRAME BUILDING on tbs vest
aide of Coope. Court md known by the No = contain
ing uprgnt roos and double pazzas to the SOUTH
Kitchen Of two rooms, aud c1stern capable OF holding
three thousand gallons Of water lot measures 50
feet Also bringing good ront and OF equal advantage
with the first named, ,sG ~, p
This property is sold by the owner becausc he intends
to leave the State, and the sale will be positive.
Terms-onethrd caah: balance In o1e and two yss,s
properly Buildings to be insured and policy
Purchaser to pay B. g. for papers and stamps also to
pay this years taxes on the san,c.
January "a :.e1 - tnstot
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4hq lallg Mems,
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY "a, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

HAHPER's MAaAzrNE for February, has been fur
nishod US by Mr. N. NJ. QUINN, of tho Uptown
News Depot.
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TIE TAB1nAUx OF THE APOCALYPSE AND PARA
Disc Losr.--Hibernian Hall was again filled last
evening by large audience, who eyinced their ap-
preciation Of it's rare MORT BY close attention and
weu-timsd applause. The uniform testimonials OF
approval elected from the press of both this
country and Europe are confirmed IN tho 1mprcs-
sions which the exhibition makes upon erery class
of witnesses from the simple child to the admirer
of the blld bard's gorgeous imagery, so truth
fully deEneated by the artist.
The first matinee takes place Saturday after
noon ut three O'Clock, st reduced prices.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Carolinaa at Columbia, Is now sens
to every Postoce in the State Being tho ooial paper
OF the State it will be found at Tie present time espe-
cay valuable to merchants aud othors desiring to aVa
Themselves of q very large circulation.
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Our ANCIENT SoAVRNGEns.-The Riehm ond u.s.
patch Of the 3d. mentions the arrival in that cltS
of a number of brzzards, driven thither by the
cold weather and the scarcity of food in the rural
parts. The Dispatch says:
Gas old Virginia gentlemen-eentle by sn-
ssn; and public characters entitled to eonsdera
ton for long and faithful services, which nave
proved highly beneficial in the places where they
usually reside-they are certainly entitled 70 % a
warm and hospitable reception, so long as they
conduct themselves in their usual stately and dlg-
niaed manner, and hold themselves aloof from the
degrading vices OF city life.
1t also occurs to us that this would be good
time to initiate the example Of our foDoW-citizens
Of Charleston, S. c., and domesticate them here
as public scavengers. Such services are much
needed, and tho Board of Health seems not yet TO
have brought the Council and citizens up to their
own enlightened views and most commenda6Ie y
zeal in the work OF purifcation. We respecttuly
recommend to the Board to enlist these new
auxiiaries, and rebuke the tardiness OF the h csy
Fathers and the sluggishness Of the people BY IN
PRODUCING flock Of them into tho town as reSI,
lar residents and high public officers, H1tn oil
necessary protective privileges and mlnunltles Sc
cured by Ian"
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Mayors Court, January 22ss 22ss.-A An individual, wit

Mayors COURT January 2s-An individual, who
WAS picked up from tho sidewalk night before
last, was SO well pleased with .she new pavement
that are now being laid that he took another
snoozo on them last evening, and paid So Tor inc
privilege, without demanding receipt, thereby
exhibiting = confidence in our authorities highly
complimentary not only to them, but to the lntel
gent yotors whose prescenco put thoa1 in position.
man, who was dumb for the first time, no hay
ing held the responsible office of male nurse to a
hospital, the duties of which prevented him from
indulging in anything stronger than "modlcatcd
whiskey, succeeded so wel on his originaI effort
that the Mayor 1attercd him by tnng him 50.
An individual with an eye draped in mlt'gated
mourning, and proboscis having very much tue
appearance OF ; bottle-nose, who had Deen in con-
tact NTH an imaginary shoemaker, whose "soe
was in arms and eager for the fray," was tined %
for damaging an inoffensive barber's pole, which
he took for beioercnt co5blcr.
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BY ). A. EMsLCW & Gu

Consular Judicial Sale-Hauana Sugar on dc
count Of ,ohon, mag Concern, by order Of the
Spanish Consul. - t}ts5s
BYJ A. EMsLOW & Gu. z.ta9t-
On TUESDAY next 29th inst, at II o'clock. Will bs aold
by auction, at iav new Custcm House Stores, ~ -
150 boxes HAVANA SUGAR, prime to choice grocery
grades. 49,.
Tho said Sugars comprise part Ct tho cargo Of tho
Spanish brig Joven Jose iradua 1nAsa which put into
this port In distress whilst intended voyage from
Hsvana to Antwerp and sold toc accou OF whom it may
co1carn, by order Of the spanish Consul
January "a thmtuS
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DISTRICT CouRT.--Judge LOGAN presiding. Tho
usual number of petty casos were tried, with the
exception that the larger portion were white delin-
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IJN1rEp STATES DISTRICT CoUBT-Hon. GEoEaE
8. BRYAN, presiding 5udge.-The argument IN the
Grapeshot case was resumed. The Hon. HENRY
Bu1sr concluded on the part OF the defence, and
the District Attorney, Col. JOHN PHILLIPS, follow
ed in q lengthy and elaborate speech.
Judge BnxAN will deliver his opinion to-day.
This case has attracted 80 much attention in our
community that the decision Of the Judge will be
heard with great interest,
CouRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND CohrHc:'
P1EAs-Judge T. N. DAwKNs presiding. The case
Of the State Us. John Jenkins and Scpio Fraser
alias John Williams, for the murder of Mr. R. NJ.
BRANrFoRD in last June, was resumed.
3 The argument for tho defence was opened by T.
G.. BARKER, Esq. He was followed by the Attorney
General for the State, and WILLIAM WHA1EY, Esq,
closed for the defence. Judge DAwKNs, in his
charge to the Jury, summed up the evidence and
the knotty points advanced to the Defence and ex-
plained the different technicaGties Of the law
which bore upon the case in issue. The Jury hav-
ine received the Indictment, retired to their cham
ber and, after an absence of two hours, returneda
verdict OF Guilty.
The State us. Jenkins, murder, has boon assign
ed for trial to-day and will be taken up at 10,
A. N.
DISTRICT CouRT.--Judge LOGAN presiding. Tho
usual number of petty casos were tried, with the
exception that larger portion were white delin-
quents.
The State vs Gustavls Cohen-Assault and Bat
tery r. ". Seymour, Esq., for the defence Not
guilty. ,,-
Intyre-Assault and Battery. A. D. Cohen, Esq,
for the defence. Not guilty.
The State vs Peter (deaf and dumb) and Rufus
dictments, and were taken up together. Kanna-
gau1 Esd apEsane S6 pesiH eSiv and d W sonf0
The State ps. Jacob Meyer-Larceny. R. W.
Seymour for the defence: Not guilty;
The State us. John Kelley, john NJ. Dufhn and
John Friend-Larceny. Only the first named was
tried as the others had been either sent out of the
way or it WAS impossible to find them. Verdict
guilty for John Kelley.
The State us. Augustus Martin, Maria Martin
end Ellen beck-Assaut and Battery. Guilty
for the first Not guilty for the second and third.
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Plantation in Clarendon Dis.r.e:, on Black R,ue7'

Plantation in Clarendon Dissrlct, on Bldok Rluer.
By LOUIS ID. D.DesAUSSURE.
FOR SALE OR RENT, PLANTATION containiug
1176 acres of which 800 are cleared It II well adapted
to the production OF Cotton and Corn; Is well improved
and perfectly healthy There On tho place eight
or tso lsborers who can bs contras.ed NTH.
There will be sold for cash. to the party renting, sx
he.d of horses thirty hesd Of stock cae yoke OF
o1en twentynvs or thirty hogs one wagon. soma PLAN
taton tools kc., and thousand bushelB ct cotton
seed
The place be rented for two years. longer
Il applied tor before the nrst Of February,
For particulars, spply as above, at
January - stutn3 No. % BROAD STREET.
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4 FEW WORDS OF COMMON
GTNGF

How few there are who not subject to some affection
OF the lungs respiratory organs, who by negectn8
prelnonitory Symphonic aggrayatc tho complaint until
disease strikes itH shafts causing ne1presdblc torture
of the patient and anxiety and distress to friends OnlY
cold "a slight soro throat" is the bn"1less renar
OF many when so affected. Yes; "Only cold. was the
thouRhtess expression of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey
should be The motto forever
in tile minds of all subject to Coughs, Colds Cstorrh, or
Influenza Words of utyce should be needed BY oil sui
ferng from Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption Relief is
within their reach and neglected. fatal
onsue-a life of mscryu daily hourly struggle for OK.
istecc contest In which there be but one VICTOR
-Dcath ,,z,==Z.,,
Docs it not appal tho strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by neglect? Then why delay? Wht te1-
cuso can be offered when timely warningis sounded IN
your ears7 When the danger is pointed out why not
avoid lt7 MARsDEN's PECToRAL BALM has been used
with success In nearly million Of cses, and Is endorsed
by tho Medical Faculty the rompt and efhca-
cio,s remedy tat scientific has discovered to
relieve mud cure oil Of Go ls Colds, Influenza
and Consumption If the ca1o is not beyond oil hope
Even when tho sufferer Is the last stages, ho will ind
relief by using this prep ration One bottle Will con-
vince tic most incroduo TINT the merits OF this prepa
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to refund tAp money when this preparation fils to re-
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thgtu2nnon

To PrANTERs-ny you wish Fertilizers, apply to J.
ROBSON. No 81 East Bay, who has always large steea
and on the most favorable terms.
N,vomho, % su thstu2mou
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HUDSON, MICHIGAN, August so, 1866.
January Il
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BY CLIFFORD d MATEIHWES,

al Prsoate sale ono Of Ae Largest and most ;H1i.
qnble Sea Island Cotton Plantations on Edist0
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With respect, I remain yours, 60.
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JrrTonDs Co. will sell this day. before their store,
No. ~ vcndue Range at 10 o'clock, suEar-cured hAms
piK hams. sidos whskey tobacco, lard. candes
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CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND CoMNc:;
P1EAs-Judge 7. N. DAwKNs presiding. The case
Of the State Us. John jenkins and Scipio Fraser
alias John Williams, for the murder of Mr. r. ii.
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Hoop Georgo Washington. s. so,
S,.r BY M. T.. A1HIAR. rs .c-:,i7a:.s;
TOMORROW, 2tth inst at II O'Clock a+ Wknrf foot OF
Yeuduo Range, - & -, J., 80. - :. 81
The iloop GEORGE WASHINGTON, capacity Of sit
cords wood Sails and Rigging IN good order: -
Conditions cash. - lanuaryA g
.sE,ezss N0TICE. Fsst..ssffSs455.Ss
Salss EVERY EVENING at O'Clock, BY KUROY i Co.
No. $50 King street, Of general assortment OF DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewslry. Boots and
Shoes Cutlory, Perfnmery aud Soaps. january a
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The State vs. Gustayls Cohen-Assault and Bat
tery. r. ". Seymour, Esq, for the defence. Not
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-10

DELuoE FIRE CoMPASY.-We publish, to-
day, the preamble and resolutions passed by
this company at their last regular meeting
The resolutions are quite pointed, but none
too much SO, when it is well known that this
gallant band have met with SO little encour-
agement from the public, and particularly
from that class who are the most benefited
by their hard labors. The company has de-
terinined to di,band If it does not receive
the encouragement it so justly deserves.
Let all turn out to their meeting, this eve
ming, and evince, in some practical form, a
disposition to keep up this volunteer organ
ization.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-10

IIoRsE THIEyEs.-These miscrearts have
again paid us a visit. On Wednesday night
of last week they stole very fine roam horse
from the farm of Rev. ]. b. West, few
miles from town About the same time n
mare was stolen near Palmyra. There seems
little doubt that both these theits were the
work of gang acting in concert. Some
three or four weeks ago n mare and mule
were stolen from gentleman across the riv-
CT, who pursued and tracked the thieves to
Florence, Alabama, at which point they
crossed Tennessee river, with some fifty head
of stolen stock in possession. Here the pur-
suit was stopped, as the rogues were three
days ahead, and the game was not thought
TO justify the immense expense Of travelling
IN the South at this time. 1t is fair to con-
clude that some Of these marauders have re-
turned, and are again operating in our sec
ton.
Mr.. West has offered 500 reward for the
recovery OF his animal, which was a great
favorite with him-so much so indeed, that
he has no idea Of acting the part of the
Bishop towards Jean Vatican, in case the
wretch is captured with the horse.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-10

THE RUssELLvILLE HERALD announces
that hogshead of tobacco, belonging to a
citizen of Logan county, was recently sold,
in New York, at $40 per hundred. By
reference to the tobacco reports of the Chron-
icle, it will appear that tobacco was sold
here last week, at $2l, and that $40 has
been no unusual price during the entire seas
on. And when it is remembered that Lo-
gan tobacco can be shipped to this point for
one-twentieth the cost of shipment to New
York, the planter will understand that it is
a dosing business to ship to the latter mar
ket. In addition to the pecuniary adyan-
tage offered by this market the planter can
see his tobacco inspected and sold, put the
money in his pocket and go home-all in
one day.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-10

A BALL AND FESTIVAL will come off at
Moore's Hotel, on the night Of the 10th inst.
This fete is under the auspices of the Cath
Ollie Church of this place, and given for its
benefit, Among the many attractive fea-
lures of this entertainment will be prize of
"a Glove of bonnet to the most popular
lady in GAINESVILLE. The award will be de-
termined by vote, for which privilege all
will be enfranchised, without regard to 10y
atty or disloyalty---upon the payment OF
bOcts for ticket. We trust the generous
patronage this community has shown to sim
liar efforts for the benefit of other churches,
will be bestowed upon our deserving Catho-
lie friends.