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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-16
KERsuaW-IN EQUITY.

hE hSiAh WIN EaOliIs
Perry and Perry, Administrators Of John
Perry, rs. Alexander Matheson, ct aI-BH
to Sell Land, &c.
On the first MONDAY in December next, before the
Courthouse In Camden, will offer for SAFE the
following Real Estate OF John Perry, situated IN
Kcrshaw District, to.wit:
l. y HOUSE AND LOr at Liberty Hall, contain.
ing acro5 more or less.
9. AHOUSE AND LOT at Lite,;y Hall, contain
ing onc-half aero.
5. A TRACT OF LAND conta ming IS ceres, moro
or less, bounded by lands of ]. B. ixon and
others.
4. A TRACT OF III ACRES, more or less. bounded
by lands Of Dixon, Patterson and others.
5. A TRACT OF 1894 ACRES, moro or less,
on the Wateree river. bounded by lands OF J. Is.
Dixon, John Cunnin:bam wylie Patterson and D.
j. Patterson. ] his tract to be divided into small
portions, as shown by plat ID hands Of Commits
sioner.
Terms-so much cash rs will defray tho expenses
of sale; tue balance q credit of ], and years.
with annual interest, to bc secured by bond OF pur
chaser with two or more good surctics an5 O
mortgage OF the premises sold. Purchaser to pay
for stamps and papers.
J. D. DUNLAP, c. E. K. D.
November O m3
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AcK0owLEDaMENr.-The ladies of the Board
OF Control for the Widows Home gratefully ac-
knowledge the following liberal donations: To
MIR. Baker for one ton of coal; to merchant on
the Bay for number Of clothes-lines; young
merchant on the Bay for sack of salt; also 10
friends in tbocountry for potatoes and grist.
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A New Grocery STAND.-Mr. VIM. Simons,
for some time with ". S. corwn Co.. has
branched out on his own hook, and has opened =
new grocery store at No 249 Kingstreet. Mr. Camp.
bell Douglas, WI is we'll known as an oil grocery
merchant is connected with Mr.. Simons, and will
be pleased to see his friends at his place of bu-
sipess,
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TABIEAUx-The congregation of st. Marks
Church have engaged the Market Hall for q
series of tableaux in aid Of the church. The
entertainment begins this evening, and the
public are invited to attend.
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ACCIDENTAL sHoorNe.-Abram Doucin, a
colored man, shot himself in the hand with a
double barrelled gun at Red Bank, Cooper
River, yes erday. he was brought to the city
and sent to the hospital in Mazyck-street.
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A DEFAULrER.-The Deputy United States
Marshal for Newberry, who was also deputy
messenger in bankruptcy for the Third Con-
gressional District. and clerk for the commits
sioner in equity, is reported to have defaulted
with $1,000 Steps have been taken to effect
his arrest.
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STEAMER DIcrAToa.-This well known and
popular steamer arrived here yesterday fore
noon, after a rapid passage OF abo1t fifty
hours from Wilmington, Del. She is just from
the hands cf the mechanics. who have placed
her IN splendid trim for the winter trade. Sho
has had new ard first-c,ass boiler placcl in
her, has been strengthened by new braces, and
is in condition to trayc through to Florida
in railroad time. Together with her consort,
the City Point she will run Regularly to
Fernal dina, jacksonville and the various land
ings on the st. Johns River, touching at Sa-
vanuah going and returning. They form
line Of steam crlft that are not surpassed on
the coast for spcel AMI comfort, and passen-
gers can rely that while they will be trans
ported quickly their security will be ensured
by the care of reliable officers and tho strong
and superior equipments OF the boats. Under
the supervision OF Captain Coxetter, whose
skill as an officer is known to all, and the oblg-
ing agents, Messrs. J. D. Aiken & Co., the
trade of the line cannot be otherwise than
growing and prosperous.
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ARRIVAL OF TRoops.-A company Of United
States troops arrived in the city yesterday from
Florance.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
HcTION SALES THIS Day.

CAMPBELL KNOX & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their auction house, No. So Hasel-street,
dry goods boots and shoes. 80 -,
JAMEs w. GRAY, Master in Equity, Will sell
at 12 O'Clock. at the courthouse, the remaining
assets OF the Farmers and Exchange Bank.
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DEAD.-AToses Deveaux, colored man, was
found dead last night in his house, No. S6
Beaufair-street. The coroner was summoned.
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BY J. s. RYAN.
TOMORROW, the 17th instant. at IL O'Clock


TOMORROW the 17th instant at II o'clock, at the
Old Pnstoffice,
All that LOT OF LAND on Fast Day and the
street leading TO Accommodation VIII ri, measuring
% feet 10 inches front on East Bay by so feet in
depth.
TOGETHER WITH
The LOT OF LAND adjoining on the east line,
measuring the first mentioned str ct 40 feet
front by II feet in depth, with alley feet .
inches in wild by 70 feet in depth, separating the
two first mento ed lots, aid measuring from north
to south the whole depth Of this property, with all
and singular the buildings rights and he edtaments
incident thereto, or rapperaining in ony WAY to the
came,
CONSISTING OF:
III that THREE-STORY BRICK STORE fronting
on Eas. Bay and open a'so to the street leading to
Accommodation Wharf, with Joining Brick store
on tie east line. both covering the cnire dimensions
of the lots. excluding the alley. be tho more
or less. This property is considered one OF the
beet stands for wholesale and jobbing grocery
business in the city.
Terms of sa!e-One.half cash; remainder in one
and two years. secured by bond and mortgage of the
property sold with transfer ofinsurance. Purchaser
TO pay for conveyance and stamps. For further in
formation, apply as directed above, at
CHARLESTON BANK BUILDING.
Novooobar
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Buy YOUR Tea and Coffee from Kriete &
Chapman, corner King ard Radcliffe stree Is, and &C
better article for the same money than at any Other
establishment In the city. 3mos
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SHER1FFs SALEs.-An advertisement OF a
number of tracts OF land to be sold by the
sheriff OF this county, December Z, will be
found in another column.
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MoREuEAD BIrrEEs.-These bitters can be
had at James Mexican. No. So Anson-street who is
prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mos m!w
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NERvINE ToBAcco.-This novelty, aud other
excellent brands of tobacco kept constantly on
hand by Mr.. C. Malsden, at 3l4 King street
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Losr.-Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement OF plantation disbursement book
lost.
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Auftion Sales.

-Auction Sale Of that E1tennire Brick Store,
Southeast Corner Of East Bay and Ac-
commodation Wharf, aeih adjoining Back
Stores, now occupied as General Grocery
and Commission House.
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WARD No. ga notice of interest to the cti-
zens of Ward No. will be found in another
column.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson'S grocery, southeast corner
Society and Arson streets. Goods delivered free.
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We CALL ATTENTION to tie advertisement o
Mr.. John Commins, No. l3l Mceting-street, nearly
opposite tho market, where he offers United States
Government Mcclellan Saddles and harness, little
used at onequarter their cost. It ia certainly worth
the consideration of all who engaged in asricul
tural pursuits to call and cxlmine them.
November5 thmS
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THE DAILY NEWS.

So LARoesT cIRcULATloN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
CULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE PoSToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO The pEoV1S-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE Law.
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F1RE.-About seven o'clock on Saturday
morning, an alarm was sounded in Ward Nos,
and the premises of Mr.. Joseph Whilden were
discovered to be on fire. TIL; engines in that
section were soon on the spot, and the fire was
confined to the house where it originated. 1t
was caused from detective hue, and before
discovered the FIRE had communicated to the
roof, and the latter was completely destroyed.
The flooring of the third story or attic was
badly charrod. The house was insured in the
London and Globe Insurance Company for
$500, and the loss will not exceed that amount.
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Guns, a]istuls, Gte.

.lE
'PAKEs pLEAs,'aE ~ ANNOUNCING TO HIS
l. customers. aid p:hic il general, t6a, he is
now really. with fu! surp.y OF cAHDiLs o; lis
own nanu: e';lrin5 Keeps coa7;'n:ly On haal
fresh sup?y "f ;'8GH ii CANDIES, o; lie creates:
rarie.y. Fresh cAKE, :nl PI2s .: al s,-is are
(sily baked s; his Siam ANDY Fle:ory. The
pubic in general, anl particularly tic cout:y ner
chants viii lind i: 20 ;hcr l;orts: b. s:y.aS him
call before pure: as!ng elsewhere
October 81 lmo
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THE HEARING OF THE PROTEST OF THE ELEc-
TIoN-RULEs To GOVERN THE INVESTIGATION
OF THE cAsE-THE PROCEEDINGS OF sATUn-
DAY.
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All the right title and interest OF the defendant in
LOT OF LAND, with the two and half.ssory Wooden
Building and improvements thereon, situate on the
north side OF Montague-street, between Smith and
Pitt-streets; said Lot measuring so feet front on
Montague-street by $50 feet in depth, more or
less, and known as No. 81.
Levied On and sold as the property of Mary C.
Roach, at the several suits Of sarah L. and Mary
G. Roach.
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matter Of the protest OF recent election be the
City Court room, and the hour twelve O'Clock on
Saturday, the 18th November to be continued
from day to day until completed Sundays ex-
cepted).
We have now met under that resolution for
the consideration OF this protest, the examina-
tion of the ballots, and to take such course Of
action as the board may deem proper to pur-
sue.
On motion of Alderman Olney, the board ad-
iou1ned to the Council Chamber.
o. reassembling in the Council Chamber
Mayor Clark again stated the object OF their
meeting, viz: to take into consideration the
protest.
Alderman Whi!den requested that the act
under hich they had met to consider the pro-
test be first read.
The Mayor then read the act, the protest and
the rules which were to govern the board in Its
investigations. Under these rules the Mayor
said their first duty WAS to provide counsel.
Alderman Whilden moved that one of the
protestants be allowed to name the counsel on
their part.
Alderman McKinlav asked that the board
determine what number of counsel shall be
deemed sufficient on either side, and offered
the flowing:
Reso.Ued That the number of counsel en-
ployed shall not exceed two ou each side.
On motion OF Alderman Whlldcr, the rcsolu-
tion was amended by striking ont the words
''shall not exceed two," and inserting may be
four"
Mayor Clark stated that the next action for
the board was, under rule five, to appoint two
secretaries.
On motion of Alderman Olney, Messrs. J.
Woodruff and John A. Moroso were appointed
secretaries to the board.
Alderman Whilder renewed his motion that
one of the protestants be allowed to name
their counsel.
The motion was agreed 10.
Hon. ]. 3. Campbell arose and stated that he
was instructed by the protestants to inform the
board that they had placed their case in charge
OF Messrs. Theodore Il. Barker and e. Richald-
son Miles for the purpose OF conducting 1t,
and that Messrs. G. u. Mcmminger, a. G. Ma
grath, /. W. Hayne and himself, would bo ad-
vsory counsel. He supposed that the proceed
ings OF the board meant that only four may be
heard, but that it was not intended to preclude
others from being present as advisory counsel.
Only two senior counsel will be expected to
speak, and perhaps that would not be neces-
sary.
Alderman McKinlav supposed that only two
would participate officially or actively, while
the others might be here as consulting attor-
neys. 70 that there would be no objection.
The Mayor said the next thing in order was
for the claimants to name Their counsel.
Alderman McKinlay rose and named Hon. D.
7. Corbin and D. H. Chamberlain, ESQ, as
counsel for claimants.
In ans yer to Alderman Mckinlay the Mayor
stated that the board was to decide upon the
illegalities of the whole election. There is no
person protested against individually
Alderman McKinlay said he understood that
the result of the election had been already au-
nounced.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-05
\ 0 T f 5 .

Each route rEu,t he hil for separately. W tn
separate guaranty and certificate. and must pro
vl,i. Tor the cDnvvaace Of the mail with = cceri-
tv. certainty and Secgrlty." using the terms OF
the law AMI pr 5py-a Inu-t be guaranteed by two
r-Sppn+tI, persons ccrtiti d to as srch ty post
master or judge ot Il court Of record
M paw viii be male for trip not uertnrm"f and
for ga Il vi such omissions not satisfactorily eN-
uiai..d the. times the pay Of til trip may lie
deducted For arrivals far behind time a. 10
break connection with depending mails aHd not
sufficiently excused, one 'urttI of the Compen7a-
tia 20. the trip is subject to forfeiture. Fines
will b. IMPOSED. unless the delinquency he satiS
f.ctprily explained. for neelectlng 10 take the
mail fE,n or inro post office; for suffering it t.
i,. injured DESTROYED robbed, or lost {; or Tor re
fl-i1. after demand, - convey the mail "a fIe-
Gventir a. the contractor runs, or j. concerned iii
running. vehicles on the route. The Postmaster
t,Dar.i nav annut the cont cac: for diSobrv the
past ollics laws the instructions of the Depart
i,.Dt Ue NAV alter the schedule of departure
ard arriv NJ and also order an increase OF service
hy allowing therefor pro rotL increase on con-
,s.tct nav He may also curt Ill or discontinue the
service in whole or in part, at a proportontte de-
crs..e Of !ay allowing a full ndemhi5 y to the
contract - one months extra compensation on the
amount Of service dispensed with and a i)r0 rata
c ,il!pens.tion for the service retained and con-
tIGued.
For form of proposal, &c.. &c, see advertise
u,-Dt in pamphlet form of routes in Kansas,
SeF,ra.ka Colorado. &c, dated November 80,
1867, or any similar advertisement issued by the
Department
Kids should be addressed to the Sc Second
Assistant Postmaster General" superscribed Pro
p,,sl,. Stale Of - and sent by NAL.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
sp2l-td Postmaster General
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goth day Of April, ID. lsGs.

nj 10 o'clock II. II answer tie complaint
If the above named plaintiff, who .reS YOU to re-
cover two hundred and frty-SeyeH dollars princi-
nal and inteiert AMOUNTING T. tao hundred eight
and ,2-l0O dollars upon two TroTl-Sory notes
mad. ly YOU, one dated February 10th, 1874. pay
able june LIST 1.6+. TO Wm. J.. II immins or bear
er, with interest at three per cent per month, the
other dated June 18th, 1oG5. executed by yUu 10
L. A. Beers for the sum If fitfy-two dollars with
interest at two PER cent. per month, when judg
,nrnt will he taken against Y u for the said
amount together with costs and DAMAGES. if %ou
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Doug
las county greeting: Make legal service and
due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 14th day of March,
A. D. 1865.
mh1S4W Justice of the Peace Of said Precin1.
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.-as5 From Chayruat. tDaNotl- by IN Porto. T.
D1.srr. C. ,I,t:,I,. l2- miles "nt is''l. 1".y.
>q-..v .u- ~.i-h ,,.~ As are On t'lr ar', al .A'
Discretion i Tia. Department.
I.s..9e Caeyru daily At u A. NJ, l"r On a.fl''-
OF ears fro'u iAe Eari);
Arrfye \ Denver ia tventv-f54r hours:
I..,v.. u,aver Gl.'y Vt q :. =:
arrive a: Cllrv-u.s,. IN twen;y-f'l.r hour.
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Nevada, | hereby utel
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery Of THOMAS RILEY
TO either the Sheriff Of Lyon County, or to the
Sheriff Of Orusby County, Nevada. Said Riley is
charged with the murder of Timothy G. Smith,
then Sheriff Of Orn.sLy County, alleged 70 have
been committed on the night Of Thursday, De-
cemter i, 1867, at said Key'5 House. in Lyon
County, while said Smith was attempting 10 arresl
him for shooting enc Miles O'Grady, the same
night, at Empire City, ormsby County.
DESCRIPTION:
Thomas Riley is an Irishman; about five feet six
inches high; hair gray, formerly brown; eyes
blue, or gray; ordinary weight about one hun
dred and thirty five pounds; and in speech and
action is sharp and quick. When he committed
the murder he was wearing moustache and i'm
perial.
in testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set my
WSN hand, and caused to be affixed the Great
AxRSD Seal Of the State of Nevada. Done at
Carson City, this the 18th day of December, A: D.
1867. IL. g. BLAsDEL:
Governor Of Nevada.
Attest:
C.N. NoTrwARE, Secretary Of State.
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MONTANA.

l50Z5 From Virginia city, by Neyaia CITY. she-i-
ian, Stur-i~, and Montana. u Btnu'cA CRY, 81
miles and back I hree times a week
Leave Nlr-ni, City Monday. We'lles!' Az
Fridty At \. N
lrIiv. az Faruacl City next dayshy y ":
Leave Banna1k city Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday at a
l.rr.yo At virginia City next days by L N.
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LLtn clay OF "a EEdI,

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estate ana iml rr',- ,rr,n ,.e-', I'F a ~,
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IDAHO.

81 From Bear River Junction. n. o,1, by
Portu-a. Na!ade Cry. Fort Hall. Et-!r Eogh Il.
snake river Ferry, md junction Ranch, n. J,
10 virginia City, 30 miles and back, three
tiI.las a Wt-k.
Leave Bear River Junction Monday, "Wednesday
an Friday ut An:
Arrive at yir-inia City third day bye p. NJ;
Leave Virginia City Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at =. NJ:
Arrive at Bear River Junction third day by e
p. 81.
Proposals for six-times-a-week service invited.
Is From Boise City, by Willow Greek, (oreEon1
Ia. o. Camp Logan. IN. o., strawberry Val
lev. fn.oD. Union. and Marvsviile. IN. o.. 10
Canyon City. 151 miles and back, once week.
Leave Boise City Monday at : M;
arrive a, Canyon CITY Wednesday 10y ,. NJ;
Leave Canvun City Thursday at : 4. VI;
Arrive at /, il. City sunday y : p. II.
ProuJs Il. for ;hree-tints-a week service invited
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

10y TIE AUTHORITY IN NE VESTED BY
II the Constitution and Laws Of the State q
Nevada, hereby U1tel a
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-08-13
SPECIAL, NOTICE

TG FARMERS AND ALL PERSONS OWNING
HORSES. CATTLE, SHEEP & HOGS! !
In the spring of the year when a Horse is
about shedding his coat nothing will do him
better service than easpooniul of ,,
YOUATTsS ) CONDITION. POWDER,
every morning, well mixed wi.h his feed.
'oq sa1 g COWS.
) In milking cows the Subscriber feels con-
fdent that YouATT's POWDER, as he noD
prepares il, will 1sionish all who use ii, and
convince the most incredulous to say that By
fe ding a COW QUE leaspoonful of YouArr's
POWDER once a DAY viii so much increase.
the quantity and quality of the milk as to-
yield one pouid of Batter per week more
rs promising much, yet we have the eviderce-
of hundreds to prove this assertion. This
increase is made by keeping the COW in
healthy condition with good appetite.
HOGS and SHEEP, will be greatly bene~
hted by using this powder One of our
Customers says that he had 16 sheep all of
which had the Dis;emper, and concluded he
would try an experiment with YouArT's
POWDER = he gave half of tho number the
Powder, and they recovered in short timc,,
the rest died.
The genuine Y0UATTrS VEGETATIVE
POWDER is prepared from
Youatt's original Recipe at Hollinahead's
Drug Store. Al other is counterfeit.
Yry ii and be Convinced
w. HOLL1NSHEAD.