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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-20

FLOUR AND GROCERIES. -Messrs. STENHoUsE &
Co., advertise an extensive assortment Of flour,
lust arrived and in store. This is Of the different
brands usually known to dealers, and will be sold
at the lowest market prices. They have also q
large supply OF bacon, corn, &c.
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UNDER DECRNN % :RaUITX.Msa. M

cbeeachoro,soh .na. Exae,doya CE fPaddk 5
On THURSDAY, 4h Of April paxt at 1l o'cloctM te
sold at the Old Custom House adat ths g
AiIthst AZ Tof No: 81 with lsrse nd
out.Gui ldings thereon; dt1sted on ths'
Of Lsurens snd Middle Btreets. .I. ~ =
The HOUSE; and LOT No 10, on the; Has Has lido sot
Middle street. * .. ~: -. 3. ss>
The vacant LOT No. 1b Berresbrd stese staS ~
-. .2srsi - - i i ALSO, 80 - 80,
The vacant LOT No: Easel
- .1z y AIgo; - So,
The y.cent tLop no. lsk.i Eat aids of Eass Botnsr
Of Pritchsrd street.
DIS l.I: ...z ~. AI6o, s5
LOTS near Magnolia. ~; 8:
lTerms-Onefourh cash balance n one, no end
three years. se ured BY bond OF the purchaser and merit
gage Of the premises and insuran or OF the
A more parHculr description TO be given I'm future
advertisement. n e3RA9i!sls
March 20 wsth1 - 9siEl Master N Equity
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lIr. N. NJ. QUINN, of the Uptown News Depot,
opposite Ann street in King, has furnished us with
the April numbers of Godsys Ladys Boot. Frank
Leslies Fashion Magazine, Ha,per's Magazine,
The Ha' Ha! "a new comic monthly, and The Jolly
Joker.
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YoUNa MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc1AT1oN.-The fol-
lowing committees were appointed by the Presi-
don't to serve for the year 1867:
ConenssHee of Ways and Means.-L. Chaplin,
Chairman; R. NJ Butler, c. N. Averill, Zimmer-
man Davis, Jos. Whilden.
Conanai1ee on Empoynae,t.- Steven Thomas, Jr
Chairman: Wm. Roach, H. G. Stou, Z. +. eeh'
Aug. II. Schwabe.
Conanaatee on Library and Reading Room.-
yir@il c. Dibble, Chairman; E. A. Smytae, De Leon
WhfIden j. Z. Fosartie, Alvin Dozer.
Committee on Publication and StGtSttcS:1S. u.
Pinckncy, Chairman; R. c. Glchrist, Albert Prince,
H. c. Robertson, j. J. Edgerton.
Con,naittee on Lectures.-Geo. S. Cook, Chairman;
G. o. Chichester, DR.. a. Baer, DR.. J. S. BUST, ).
B. Cain.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

~. S. B1UNTIEs, iia. 90
A ND ALL GOVERNMENT CLAIMS, COLLECTED
n by T. HURLEY, Government Claim Agent No. 100
MEETING STREET, Charleston, s. G. MONEY LOAN
ED discharges All claims for the additional Bounty
should be fled without delay the Secretary Of War has
ordered that application filed after the LIST day OF April
1867, shall be settled until oil filed before that date are
charged account Of injuries received in service
b. No charge for services unless the claims are OBJ
tanned March II
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Kdlmid MaIs at Auction.
4 4 o. n a

,rla-
By WAKDLAW & CAREW.
Under foreclosure Of mortgages. win be sod on TUES
DAY. 2sd April 1857, at II o'clock NJ, at the north
side Of the Exchange, Charleston 8. c.,
The KALbnA Mills. with all the Property and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging. consisting Of the several
The D,stict Of Edeeaed. South caroina amounting in
all to about four thousand two hundred and ffy-nne
4259 acres more OF less conveyed to the said Kaia
which said several tracts Of Land are now In possession
o and occupied by the said Kalma Mills the ste Of
their factory, now In course Of erection Together with
members heredaments and appurtanances to tho said
premises belonging, or in any wise incident or apper
tanning 90
AL the BUILDINGS, MACHINERY, Tools, Implements.
Oarts Bricks Lumber and Materials now belonging to
tIe said Kalmia Mills on the lands and elsewhere.
This property is situate Immediately on the South
Carolina Railroad extending from near the Granitevlle
Depot to within one mile OF the Bath Paper MIL and
eight miles Of the City of augusta Georgia, on the
hundred yards Of the railroad is two story Brick
Building, one hundred and four (104 feet wide by two
hundred and wentyseven t227 feet long, designed to
contain ten thousand spindes and three hundred and
twenty looms, and is four-h completed There are
on the land seventy neat and cottages
for operatives, completed and In course Of erechon
frstcass Steam Saw Mill in complete working order;
good Grst MIL; Carpenter Shop, with Steam Engine
and Boiler; Planning Machine, Tools &C.; Blacksmith
Shop, with mpleta get Of Tools Machine Shop With
Steam Engine and Boiler, Lathe, Drill Press, &C.
The machinery for the Cotton Mil Is OF the most
mode14 and improved character manufactured in Eng:
lnnd embracing ten thousand 6pindles, shafhng and
other appurtenances also two Turbine Wheels Of one
hundred and sixty horse each also the machinery
for complete Paper MIL, capable Of producing ten
thousand pounds Of paperper day.
portion Of the machinery ls or the land, porton
In this city and portion IN England
The Paper Mill In process Of construction and con.
siderable part completed.
The Water Power for running the Factory, derived
from Big Horse Creek is ample, extensive and ever
ng, and the dam and other appurtenances are four
hfths completed. sa=z
There Is on the land Sawed Lumber sucientto to COM
plete all the buildings
ALSO,
GLASS, TIN AND HARDWARE for all the buildin gs
except the Paper MIL The Water Power and all the 40.
ceasoes OF this property are SUI as to adap Ht
class Cotton and Paper Factoes and capitatsts are
afforded rare opportunity for good Investment
Terms, which will be accommodating, will be made
known In uture advertis ment and on day Of sale.
Further particulars may be obtained on application
B. F. EVANS Esq, at the MIL, or to s.s..5g
49, WARDLAW 4 CAREW, Auctioneers,
Corner Broad and State streets, Charleston, s. 9:
March 18 mwhb tul
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AT an extra meeting of the Charleston Fire En-
gine Company, held at their Hall On Tuesday eve
ming, 18th inst, J. c. LAcosTE was unanimously
elected President.
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TIE REDEEMED BE1Ls.-We are pleased to learn
that the amount realized from the concert was suf-
ficient to redeem the remaining three bells. They
were brought from the wharf yesterday and safely
housed in the lobby of the Church preparatory to
being elevated to their destined position. The
frame work and necessary fixtures have been in
place for some days, and the labor Of raising the
bells will hardly consum. much time, so that we
may confidently expect q joyods peel IN the ensue-
ing Sabbath, which will inform the citizens that
the bells are missing no more. When the ar
rangernents are completed, and the entire chime
SAFELY elevated to the belfry, a day should be
chosen and the public favored with second grand
concert, whicL will display the full power of the
bells, and prove that they have lost none of those
slvery tones that formerly endeared them to our
people.
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REAL ESTATE sAnEs.-Mr. JAMES L. CAN'T solt

REAL ESTATE sA1Es.-hir. JAMES L. CAN'T sold
yesterday some valuable real estate on account Of
JAMES UPPER, Esq, Master in Equity. The prop
erty situated in central position and realized
fair prices considering the hardness OF the times.
Lot Of land, situate on the east side OF East Bay
street. in this city, nearly opposite Guignard
street. measuring in front on East Bay street q
feet inch, on back line q feet inches, and i'll
depth 153 teet-S1200.
Terms-one-haf cash; balance in two equal sue
cessive annual instalments secured by bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises, with in
terest from day OF sale payable annually, buildings
to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
A vacant lot, corner of Kirkland's Lane and
Beaufain street, s1525.
Lot No. GA Beaufain street, with two-story
wooden house, out of repair, $780,
Lot No. 62 Beaufain street, with a two-story
wooden house, out of repair, $500.
The three last mentioned lots were sold on the
following terms:
One-third cash; balance in one, two anu three
years, secured by bonds of the purchaser, and
mortgage Of the premises, with interest from day
OF sale, lDle SCull-aEtluhly. hohu1HoS w
sured and policies assigned. Purchasers TO pay
for papers,
BETTER THAN COSMETICS. attempts nave
been made at manufacturing soap which snoulo
possess such healing and medical qualities as
would utterly do away with cosmetics or Washes
which at best afford but temporary rollef. COL
GATES AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP is made OF the
oils of such medicinal plants rs make it especially
mild ard healing in it's properties and hence par
ticularly applicable to the use of ladies and chill
dren.
MARsDEN's PEc1oRAL BALM for Asthma and Con-
sumption.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
II. H.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
IF you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Ia
per, &C.;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 60 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street.
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LIST OF ARTICLES
ro BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,

And not to be paid for until you know what you have
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
The Home Loan and Building association ;us.

The Home Loan and Building association fus.
M,lltoa. Sss5.s - -
On THURSDAY, the 4th April next at IL O'Clock, via
be sold at the old Custom House, under the direction
All that LOT 81 LAND, with the one story sBR1cK
'BU1LDNG thereon, situate the north side OF Market
street. between Meeting and Church streets and dengna-
for the City Land Company by the No. g. measuring ON
Market street "a teet and IN depth 70 feet bounding
South on Market street. EAston Lot No. 66 North Lot
No. 49, and West on Lot No. g. ;.' : -. ss'5-s
Terms-One-thrd cash; balance In two equal success
sive annual instaments with interest payable annually
from the day OF sale; secured by the bond Of the pur
chaser and mortgage Of the premises The building TO
be insured, and the policy assigned.
March 20 wssth1 Master in Equity.
UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.
The Home Loan and Building Association us.
McDcnald, Administrator, ct AZ: :aIa:.
On THURSDAY, the 4h April next at IL o'clock VIII be
sold at the Old Gust House, under the oifecton OF
the Master, u liz, L.. -. -
All that LOT with the Buildings erected or IN the
course of erection. situate on Ashley street CITY OF
Charleston known by the No. In plan OF b K Paine
of 1854, duly recorded In the ONCE ot tne
Register Mesne Conveyance In Plat BOOK NO. page 1
measuring front Ashley street 81 tee and IN Depth
90 feet inches buttng north on Lot No. the proper
ty Of Burke east Ashley street. south on Lot No. Z,
the property Of Walter Cade and west land Of
Waring. .,,ss. .Fylf.ssJs- ::,:
Onehird cash; balance In two equal and sue
cessiye annual instalmens, with nterst p1yabe annn
ally from the day Of SALE secured by the bond Of
chaser and mortgage OF the premises The burnGs to
be insured and the policy assigned pay
for papers. ge..-FJ ). M.,dhA1s;,,i,l
March 20 w3 th1 master IN E4nT'
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UNDEH DECfHNH
Bernard ONeM us. Shields, ct al.
On TUESDAY, the 26th inst, at II O'Clock, will be sold
at the old Custom House, under the direction OF tho
undersigned,
Ali that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon,
situate on the east corner Of Coming and Shepherd
Streets north of Line street. bounding north on shep-
on lands of David Riker, and west on Coming street;
measuring on the front and back line "a feet and In
depth 10 feet be the same more or less.
erms-One-half cash; balance in one and two years,
secured BY bond of the purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises; buildings to be insured and policy assigned
J. W. GRAY, ~.
March VS. tut Master in Equity.
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The New YORK FRENEM.-Nhen the gentleman
" delegation from the New York Fire Association
learned of the loss Of their present on tho Amdo'u
sia, they instantly expressed their intention to
procure fac sinsilte of tho lost reel on their re-
turn home and forward it to Columbia Their
generous conduct assured their hosts that this
was not buncombe, and it will be seen that the
iournev North has not cooled their ardor. The
New York Herald says: s'It is stated that arrange
rnents have been made by the New York Volunteer
Firemen's Association to have new hose carriage
built for presentation to the 6remen of Columbia,
s. c., to supply the place of the one recently lost
in the steamer Andalusia. It is expected to be
completed in about six weeks, at cost Of $4,000"
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A.U CTl0IN ALEs.5
BARNETT SCHUR,

oAx&N
Auctioneer and CG1nmfaGfon MeIch8nf, sAt'
No. SO King strcet, below Broad s4teofts.yi3
Offers bis services for the sale Of MERCHANDHEak
Bonds, Real Estate, Vessels Horses End Produce ,e
city references will be given.
Terms moderate and guarantees
March % -. -. lsno y.
UNITED STATES MARsHALL'6HAl.l
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT-Ms s.ADM1RAICY.s
Poirack McCa,rou us. Schr. William d SJohn-:s
John 1uomey, iau'p5uor, o. aScay. 1fsltsasn 20
John. e =. :, -, =; 5. =
By virtue of an order OF SALE me- nom ne
Honorable the Judge OF the Dstfdct CouEt ot souln
Carolina; In Admiralty for the Dtstacs aI9lesnal
the above cases. win expose for SAFE pun1o sseso!
on North Commercial Wharf IN tho porte o. Vnasestg'
at IL NJ, TOMORROW, the INST dsySoa5 1aaafen -
afant.
THE HULL OF TEE sCHR, WILLIAM b yoHE bur: bur:
then about 80 tons measurement as abe now hee at -
wharf, together with all her tackle and ce9st
ing of Sails Chains Anchors and Cables Bocks
ture, &c, as per inventory. = :, -, : ~
Conditions cash. ~ j. Pm EPPiht3T.355
March 90 .-~g2 United States MsrshAl
Trunks, Naitses and Travelling Bags on 4dccoifne
of Underwriters and all concerned
By JOHN G. MILNOR q G.. -
On FRIDAY, 22d instant at 10 O'Clock WIN be sold o.
our auction salesrootn, No133 Meeting street. liza>
81 PACKAGES damaged on the voyage nom Now. .1Grk
to this port consisting Of SOLE LEATHER Ttunks, o..
g. Trunks, Ladies' Trunks, Packing Trunks havshng
Bags - 5:s=.ssf-s i:l.l - =,
Conditions cash. March 20
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Frank Lestie's Fashion Mas4.ine, for April, has
been sent us by Mr.. voaLER, l0S Market street. It
is filed with large number Of elegant plates, de-
scriptire of the latest fashions.
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:1i'hp 1ai1g .Nemsy
LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondents.

We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
Il, attach tLcr proper names to the articles sent
and we take this occasion of repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
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100 to 200 pounds per acre applied to the plant is suh
ccnt to insure heavy yield, The Fertilizer will bring
crop into market !,uo uses sooner than any other ma
nure. 1ulo N
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Lloyd Phenix, Jerry 3. DePeysher, ". L. Kane,
Congdon and wife, P Doras, Nicholas DAILY, How
ard G. Frost, Miss Marshall and Miss White, Mrs:
Amelia Graf, M. O'Reilly, Captain G.. s. Payne, and
others in forward cabin and steerage
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

to Washington. 1t was regarded as doubtful
whether the Allies would accept the American
plan. But it is well known that the peace
party, both in the Argentine Republic and in
Uruguay, is very strong, and the readiness of
President Lopez TO avail himself Of the prof
fercd mediation will probably greatly strengthen
this party. 1t is also reported that the revolu-
ton in the Argentine province of Mendoza,
which is under the leadership of sympathizers
with Paraguay, and which, according to the
latest advices, had control of several provinces,
was assuming still more threatening dimen-
sions. If we add to all this that Chill, Peru,
Bolivia, and Ecuador are all on the side of
Paraguay, it must be regarded as highly prob
able that Paraguay will now be able to obtain
an henorable peace.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
DU cHAILLU on TIE YEGR0s DESTINY

U.
Nature is spaIing of her precious gifts, and
| it is given but to few men tO excel in more
than one department of human action. IGnO-
rance Of this rule has often cntailed the most
lamentablc, sometimes the most ridiculous, fail
ures but in spite of these admOntory exam
pies, it is impossible to convince certain san
guine natures that they are not equal to every
thing, because they have been fortunate enough
to achieve q marked success in something
Monsieur Du Chaillu is evidently no exception
to the rule This gentleman has achieved some
reputation as traveller He has explored Equa-
torial Africa, penetrating into regions previous
" untrodden by the foot of the white man.
In his journeys he made large collections of
animals. lie stuffed and brought away with
him. as he tells us "mOre than two thousand
birds, of which sixty were new to science"
He "killed one thousand quadrupeds,"
of which more than two hundred were
stuffed" by him and sent to Europe, with
/" more than eighty Skeletons" and "abOut
thirty of these quadrupeds were new to
science" And, above all, he discovered the
famous gorilla, the nearest approach to the
human species Of that quadruminous race from
which some people think man has descended,
or of which man is more properly speaking,
an improved variety. When Monsieur Du
Chailu returned to New-Yorl in 1859, he had
so he informs us-no fewer than twenty
one gorilla skins and skeletons, beside Chin
"panzees and collections of insects reptiles,
and shells" All this, we admit, is very fair
amount of work to get through in about half
an ordinary lifetime, and we have no desire
to detract in the slightest measure from the
merit of this intrepid African traveller We are
not aware that his explorations have
| as yet resulted in any good or any promise of
good, to the race but we are not of those who
would measure the value of such enterprises as
that which has given fame to Monsieur Du Chaillu
| by their immediate usefulness; and We do not
doubt that his pioneer labors will in future
time yield some substantial benefit TO the
human family. But with all our admiration of
his intrepidity and endurance as a>traveler, We
cannot be insensible to the fact that he is in
imminent danger of making himself ridiculous.
| Not content with the renOwn he has achieved
| as an explorer, he must needs set himself up
as philosopher. Clearly, nature has endowed
him in liberal measure with the faculty of OBJ
servation; and in exercising this gift freely he
is on safe ground. But when he mounts into
! the regions Of generalizatiol-wlel from tho
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

contenting itself with recommending the
appointment of Christian Governor for
Crete The Turkish Government is willing TO
grant the latter point, and has designated Mr..
Mussurus, the Turkish EmbassadOr at London,
for this post, but it has declined the advice OF
the other Powers. Every defeat of the Turks
is of course, likely to lead to renewed steps OF
the European Powers in behalf Of Crete, and
thus we are informed this morning that they
have again united in urging the CesSion OF
Crete to Greece.
The Turks are well aware of the significance
of such a step. The Governments Of Europe
may still cOnfne themselves to official recommen-
datons; but in Russia public opinion is be-
coming extremely warlike. The Christians
throughout the European provinces of Turkey
are fully acquainted with the growing weak
ness Of their Government, and the growing
sympathy with their cause in every European
country They still wait, anticipating favor
able time for a united movement But in the
meanwhile, there are many and clear intma-
tions that the material for universal explo-
sion is rapidly collecting, and that the time
when the general rising of the Christian popu-
lation in the European provinces shall take
place, is not very remote.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The Cable this morning announces glorious
news from Crete. 1t is reported that the in
surgents not only hold bravely out against
Omar Pasha, who, as the best General of the
Turkish army, had recently been selected by
the Turkish Government to crush the insur-
rection, but that they have defeated him in
two great engagements, with loss Of 5000
men. We have of late been misled so often
by the Cable that we cannot help feeling some
apprehension as to the entire accuracy of this
important announcement. AT all events, we
hail the dispatch as q proof that the heroic
Cretans are still in the field, and that the
desperate efforts of the Turkish Government
to restore quiet, and thus to prevent the
threatened intervention of the Great Powers,
have been baflled.
Like the sword of DamOcles, that interven-
ton still hangs over the heads of the intim-
idated Turks. Both France and Austria have
abandoned their opposition to the Russian
policy in the East, and several months ago
they united with Russia, Prussia and Italy in
urgently recommending to the Turkish Gov
ernment the cession of Crete to Greece.
England alone kept aloof from this move.