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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-20
Autioa Sales.
ASSIGNEE's SALE.

AssIGNEE's SALE.
Real and Personal Estate and Hotel Furni-
ture
In pursuance Of decretal order of the honorable
the Cou!t of Bankruptcy, On TUESDAY, first De-
ccmber next, at - o'clock, before the Old Postof
ce Broad-strcct. Charleston S. c., will be sold by
the Assignee of Joseph Purcell, Bankrupt, at pub.
lie auction,
TIE FOLK OWING VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:
All that one undivided half ~ interest in the
MILLS HOUSE HOTEL. on southwest corner oil
Meeting and Queen streets, containing, on Meetne-
street 81 feet and also the lands OF estates OF
Mixer and Enston 81 feet inches, and also on the
lands Of the estates of Mixer and Enston IL ieet
inches making in all on the east line 100 eet lnches
moro or less; north Queen-stl ee 275 feet inches
more or less: south on lands of Hbernian Society 81
feet also on land OF estate OF Daniel Mixer an VIM.
Enstoa III feet inches and % feet inches, also on
lands ETY. of Friends Al feet, in oil on south line
27O feet, NOR less; west on land of Society OF
Friends IL feet inches also on LAT now or late of
James 5. Watson 81 teet in all on west lines Of Ill
feet inches more or ltss, which said premises are
delineate and appear by plat OF the same made by
Paul Dere Civil Engineer, and dated April Is, 1SO3
one.fourth u.4th) undivided interest in the
WOODEN HOUSE AND LOT on Meeting street, next
south Of Mills House, containing on Meenns-sIees
81 feet Inches and in depth lit feet inches more
or lcss having such dimensions as Will appear upon
above plat.
One undivided nall interest III lue ohlOh oOoSc
AND LOT on Meeting street, next south OF the
above containing on Meeting-sreet IS feet inches
and in Cepth I4U feet moro or less, having such d
mensions as will appear upon above mentioned plat
ALSO.
At Mills House HOTEL on WEDNESDAY, seeond
December next ut 10 o'clock 4. NJ, aud there con-
tinuing from day to day until the property shall be
sold.
All the FURNITURE of the Mills House HOTEL
CONSISTING OF:
Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, oil in perfect order and latest styles,
complete for the cqu pment Of frs.-ela's hotel
1erms-TEc real estate will be sold for one.third
cash. the balance payable in one and two years, IN
terest payable annually. secured by bond and mort
gage of tho property, which Is to be insured and the
policy to be assigned. Purchasers 10 pay for stamps
papers, &c. ,o,,..,u,a
The Furniture will be sold for cash, - be delivered
on day of sale. r. W. MAhSaALL,,
Assignee of the Estate Joseph Purcell.
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Con1n11ssIONER,s SALE.
Jesse c. Miller, Administrator, Us. George
" Hicks and Wife Et al

Jesse C. Miller, Administrator, Us. George
". Hicks and Wife, ct al.
BY virtue Of decretal order made in this cause, I
will sell at Barnwell Courthouse, on MONDAY, the
7th day of December next,
The following described TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND belonging to the Estate Of Jesse c. Miller, de-
erased containing 40O0 acres. more or less situate.
lying and being in the County Of Barnwel, and
bounded north by lands of Richard Bradley, Robert
Bradley and Thomas Youmans, south by lands OF
Josiah s. Walker. w. D. Jackson and Robert Martin,
ami west by lands CT John j. Cater and Robert
Martin.
The above Lands will be laid off in four or moro
separate tracts plats Of which will be exhibited and
described on the day of sale; on one of which Will be
SAW AND GPI T MILL, with valuable Manchin-
cry, ell complete with the exception of small
break in the Nil Dam.
Terms OF Sale-For cash enough to pay tho costs
of the suit and expenses Of the ssle purchasers to
give their bonds with two more good securities, on
credit of twelve months from the first day Of Janu-
y NEXT bearing interest from that date; titles to be
executed, but not delivered until the whole Of the
purchase money is paid, and If not paid when due,
the Commissioner to resell the premises for cash, at
the risk of the purchaser Purch ser to pay for
papers and necessary revenue 81 s.
J. PAlTERe Commissioner.
Commissioners Office, -mber 8, 1868.
November II
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SUBLIME IaPUDENoE.-The character OF the
IDEAS inculcated in the minds OF the more
ignorant class OF negroes by their Radical
leaders may be inferred from the following
brief dialogue, which was overheard In tne
streets few nights since
First Ragged Darkie-How de protes gitten
on to-day?
Second Ragged Darkie-Why, we got de
white folks under hack. All we iraid OF now
is de white folks might mex anoder insurrec-
tion.
First Ragged Darkie-For true, brudder, an
1 reckon dat what dey hab dem sogers down to
de guardhouse for toder d4y, jis for keep dem
white people quiet.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHEAP CANDY.-Flcming's confectionery cs-
tablishment in King-strcct above Liberty is
fast acquiring reputation as cheap candy store
place where good candy may be had at very low
prices. ALI Mr.. F.'s candy is of his own manufac-
ture and he can therefore warrant it as fresh and
pure His advertisement in to-day's News will be
read with interest by the lovers of good things.
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PAY Your CITY TAxEs.-The third install
ment of city taxes is now due, and, in the pre-
sent strained circumstances OF the city
finances, patriotic citizens should not wait for
the last day allowed them by the law. 1t Is all
important that the obligations Of the city gov
ernment should be promptly met, and those
proper.y-kolders who have the money at COM
mand would be consulting their own interests.
as well as those of the public at largo, by set
fling np at once.
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TIE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND CON-
,yrrpc1Ar. CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our counting room at nine o'clock this morn
ing. Single copies five cents. Orders fer ten
comics and over will be filed at the rate of two
and O half cents per copy.
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A Liberal INSURANCE CoMPANY.-lt Is noe
very often that We have to chronicle Sener-
GUS act on the part OF private corpofatloh'
but we received information OF one through q
notice in the Savannah News of Mond y, that
is highly :raditable and deserving OF special
notice, particularly from tho fraternity Of :ur-
nalsts, as 1t was the widow OF deceased
brother who came in for the benefit of its liber-
ality. Mr.. S. ". Mason, formerly editor and
proprietor of til, News, insured his life in the
Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, OF
which Mr.. J. Hutson Leo, of this city, is agent.
From some oversi ,ht or neglect, he allowed
the policy to expire, or failed to pay the pre-
MUM which was nee .ssary to its renewal. He
went North some months ago and there died.
The company was under 10 obligations to pay
the amount of the policy, but IN consideration
of the service rendered it Though his CO..
umns, and the needy condition OF his family
the amount was promptly paid over to his
surviving widow. Such bread cast upon the
waters never fails to return.
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A THOROUGH CoNsEEvAT1vE..-The Zeltung
of Yesterday speaks of model Democrat VINO
cave fifty dollars to the Citizens party and live
hundred dollars to the Pllisouryltes' Inc
Zietunc seems to be posted, and should not
indulge in inuendoes, but should ventilate all
cases of fraud thai come under it's office.
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MEssRs. HENRY CoDA & Gothic adver-
tisemcnt Of groceries by this firm in to-days NEWS,
is of Importance to retail dealers. Tho articles
mentioned therein can be obtained at most reason
able prices, and IN investment thcrcin would afford
an excellent opportunity for fair profit.
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INSURANCE PAID IN GoLD.-41r. s. Y. Tuppcr
Is the egcnt for the Phpnix, Enterprise and Manhat-
ton Insurance Companies, with m aggregate OF
81 100000 cash assets and security These compa-
nies pay losses in gold whenever the premium is
paid in the same manner
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CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.

Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad-strcet.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS OF superior quality, on
dcep water navigation and healthy locations all the
year. ,p.,,,o,,
CRY PROPERTY of every description
November 3 3mos.
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AN ISrEaEsr1NG PREsENTAT1oN.-Tne Au-
eusta PAPERS contain an interesting account
of recent compliment to ]. A. Brenner' ESQ.,
the accomplished and indefatiSable superln-
tendent of the Third District Western Unioa
Telegraph Company. Mr.. Brenner was untor-
tunate enough, few weeks ago, to be roboed
of his watch and chain. When this became
known, the manager and operators OF the Au-
gusta office proposed to the employees OF
other Offices in the Third Distric', to present
MIR. Brenner with gold watch and chai i.
The proposition was readily seconded. the
money subscribed, and the watch and chain
purchased. On Tuesday night, MIR. Brennor
was surprised by visit from his sabordi"ates'
bearing this handsome testimonial. Tho pro-
sentation was made in neat speech, and duly
acknowledged by the recipient. The Wateh
and chain cost two hundred and twenty dol
lara. The watch is of the American style and
make, eighteen carat gold, double case, full
iew.lled. It is but simple justice to Mr.. Broa-
ner to say that the working of the teleSraphlc
arrangements in this district has never been so
smooth and satisfactory as now.
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Mr.. JUSTICE WnLARD's OPINION IN THE
BANK OF THE STATE CAsE.-Thc Savannah
Republican copies in full, f:on TIE News the
recent opinion of Justice Willard, and makes
complimentary editorial allusion thereto.
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UNITED STATES COURT, NOVEMBER 19-RoN-
GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREsIDISo.-Sx parte Wes-
ly w. Jenkins, Of Sumter. Petition OF volun-
tary bankruptcy. Blanding & Richards N, pro
pet. Order of adjudication and reference to
r. B. Carpenter signed.
Elk parte Harris R. Easterling. Petition for
final discharge. Covingion, pro pct. Final
hea, ing to be held at Columbia on December
18Th, and referred to R. B. Carpenter, Esq.
The following petitions for final discharge
we're, on motion of the respective counsel. re-
ferred to r. D. Carpenter: Ex parte W. II.
Parher, j. L. BurGcn, S. Wallace, W. R. Ora
ham, John G. Grant, J. H. Coach, A. ]. Leg
gette, John W. Wallace, A. r. Parham, Isaac
S. Liffrage, VIM. J. J. Liffrage, AMI Wm. II.
Cuttino.
Jos. s. Clousey was appointed, assignee for
Jos. Cason, Henry T. Gibbon, John D. Harri'
son and Geo. B. Pearson, of Fairfield.
Ex par 70 John P. Aull, of Newbcry. Peti-
ton for final discharge. S. Fair, pro pet.
Final hearing ordered on December IS, and
case referred to Henry Summer, Registrar.
On motion OF ]. II. Ricn, the following petit
tions to satisfy liens were referred 10 Registrar
Clawson and sale ordered: Ex parte John D.
Harrison, in re Henry A. Gaillard; cx pate L.
J. Robertson, iu re James Harden.
Ex parta J. B. Steedman and VIM. Munroe, in
re R. Beatty. Petition for leave to rent land.
r. Munroe & 3. F. arthur, pro Pct. Assignees
ordered to rent lands.
Fx parte J. A. McRae. Petition for injunc-
ton to sell property. Townsend Il Hudson
and Duryoa & Cohen, pro pet. Ordered that
the case be referred to r. 3. Carpenter, to be
heard at Columbia, December 20.
FIX parte J. A. McEae, assignee, in re John
D. Pearson. Petition for injunction of juds-
ment creditors and sale Of property. Townsend
g. Hudson and Duryea & Cohen, pro pet. Hear
ing ordered on tho 18th December.
Ex parte Lucas Simons, assignee, in re Isaac
Klein. Petition for leave 10 pay the charge
Of his solicitors. Brewster s. Spratt, pro pet.
The report Of the registrar was read and con-
firmed.
In re A. J. House:, OF Orangcburg. In bank
ruptcy. WI De rrrevillc, pro pet. Ordered
that bankrupt be allowel to amend his schc-
dule.
E1 parte Madison T. Way, OF Orangeburg.
Petition for final discharge. W. J. DeTrevilie, pro
pet. Final hearing ordered at Charleston JAN
uary 4, and referred to L. B. Carpenter.
Elk parte q. D. Keitt, j. ". Keitt, and Elisha
Rast. Petition to set up lien of mortgage
and for sale. W. J. DeTrerille, pro pet. Re-
ferred to R. B. Carpenter.
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: The ZE1Tusa AND TIE ELEor1oN.-In yes
terdays NEWS we printed translation ofan ar
ticle published in the Zsitun3 in regard to the
late Municipal election. This article has, we
are surprised to learn, been regarded as an
endeavor to laud the patriotism OF the Ger
mans OF Charleston Of the expense OF the
Irish. Such was not our intention, and We
are equally sure that it was not the intention
Of the writer in the Zeituug.
It may be we'll to say here that we do not
necessarily approve OF opinions expressed by
other journals, because they are repubashed
in The NEWS, aad. in truth, in tho present
case We do not see that the article referred 10
contains anything to which the most fastldlous
should object
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:AuetiOnsers' priuate Salfs.
BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE,

For Rent or Sale
The desirable FARM in st Andrews Parish, ad-
Joining the New Bridge Ferry. opposite the City Of
Charleston containing about 800 acres and lying on
both sides of the public road 1t has been well cult
waited and fortified for the past two years.
For particulars, apply as above, at
NovembcrI IS wfm4 No. % BROAD-STREET.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST clRcULArtoN.-rHE D ALLY
srws BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
eEcoGNIzED as HAyING TIE LARGEST CIR
CITATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
.prB11surs TEE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N TIE PosToFFICg AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. AccoRDINa TO FHE PRovIs-
IONS OF TIE NEW posToFFTcE LAW.
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IMPORTANT REMovAL.-M essrs. Leitch q
Bruins. whose auction rooms on Broad Street
have become the centre of large and valuable
business, have recently removed TO No. 70
Broad-street, formerly occupied by Mc. Boleer
as sadd!ery establishment. The premises are
being reftted aud refurnished, and will soon
becone az popular o resort as their old stand.
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A TREAT in STonE.-Mr. A. D. LoreDZ has
obtained some monster terrapins from Florida, and
will serve them up in sayory soup to-day. He will
also provide veal outlets. shrimp salad and other
dishes, and epicures ore invited to attend
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New YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINE.
Insurance can be obtained on freight by this
line at half per cent. Apply to the agents.
Messrs. James Adger & Ce.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES 7HIS DAY.

CAMPBELL, KNOX Co. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK o'clock
: at their auction house, No. So Hasel-stree1,
furniture. hardware, &c ,.,.,- ~ his
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'CLOCK as nl'
store, corner Of King and LlDer'S
boots, shoes and hats. .uu .Ih,,r,,st
JOIN G. M1LNoR & Co. will sell at hait-passs s
10 o'cloc,,, al the residence corner Meeting ana
George streets, household furniture, &c.
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CenteeI Household Furniture, Melodeon
BY JOHN G., MILNUR G co.

THIS DAY (Friday) Goth instant, at halfpast 10
O'Clock, will be sold, at the residence formerly OF
Nelson Mitchell. Esq, northeast cornerof Meeting
and George streets,
SUNDRY ARTICLES GFNTEEL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, BELONGING TO A FAMILY Re-
MOVING FROM he STATE, viz:
Handsome Sets COTTAGE FURNITURE (Oakl.
l Pine Wardrobe Lounge. Feather Bed, Wool Mat
tress, Double and Single Moss Mattresses Ingram
Carpets, Handsome China Fruit St;nds, Tables,
Crockcry, and sundry oiber articles.
Melodeon, IN good order
Oil Paintings.
Conditions cash. Articles to cremoved on morn
ing Of sale.
n B.-The above House for sale or rent.
Noyanhnr 20
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MoREHEAD B1TrERs.-Theso bitters can be
had ut James McKean. No. 58 Anson-street, who Is
prepared to ell oil orders with dispatch.
.n-ust1 ~ 3mos mfw
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CHOICE GREEN AM BLACK Teas, one dollar
per pound. at Wilson'S grocery, southeast corner
Society end Anson streets Goods delivered tree.
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Hotel, 1,ARRIvALs--Novembcr 19. -Chdrfeston
Hotel.--Goorge P. Kane, Baltimore; W. d.
Wright and Charles Han5ery, Columbia; u. w.
Serby, New York; John S. Reese, Baltimore 81
A. Moore, Black Mingo; W. Il. Hopkins, New
York: J. J. Fricrson, Clarendon; Mrs. Il. NJ
Johnston, Columbia; A. W. Wightman, New
York; General E. G. Marshall and Captain
Alexander Murray, United States Army; D. H.
Britton, North Carolina; Mrs. L. T. II. Peck
Marietta, Ca; J. Patterman, Bacnwcll; j. NJ.
Hare and George Fl. Bradbury, New YoTk; W.
H. Swift, Massachusetts; W. W. Harlec, Ma
rion, S. c.; R. NJ. McCandlish, Virginia; JACOB
Rowe, Now York.
Paril,on Holei-M. &. Giobcs, South Caro-
lima; P. G. Coburn, Bsnncttsvillc; l.. M' sea
brook, BIufftoa: II. J.. Brown, city; L. u.
Crews Laurens; S. Tam-a, augusta; K. Iuttle'
st. Stephens; l.. g. Taf.s, New YORK; j. V.
Bardins, Leesvillc; James +. Greene Nortn
Carolina; A. Smoke, OranSeburg;C. G. Washburn'
Pom Pon; j. r. Bryan and son aud MISS s. IL
BRYAN, Salter's Depot, S. c.; II. w. Wightman'
New York: W. S. Jones, Northeastern Railroad.
CHARLESTON AND SELMA.-Tho following
paragraphs from the Selma Times show that
our merchants are already preparing to take
advantage Of the opening Of the railroad con-
Meeting Charleston with Soma. We nope tnat
the name OF our city will soon be ~ tamiiiar
as that of New York in every city OF the South'
and that the opening wedge at Se!mi will be
driven home by the hard knocks OF all our en-
tcrprising mercantile ho"s:s:
Three weeks ago our merchants and bust
ness men scarcely remembered that there was
snch place as Charleston, and the people OF
Charleston scarcely knew Of tho existence or
such place as Selma, or OF such country as
tho rich one around here. ln the twlnkllng OF
an eve all has changed; Charleston and Selma
are neghbors; our respective business houses
are forming connections; and the people OF ths
Two cities are becoming acquainted. con-
t;nnons railroad and through cars from the
Alabama River to the Atlantic at Charleston
have broken down tho .a-riers that separated
these cities and mutual interests are DRAW
ing our people together.
For the first time in tie history OF Selma,
Yesterday a Charleston house was represented
hcre soliciting our business; ana, properly
enough that house WAS that of u. W. W!lilamS
g. Co.. ono of the strongest, largest anu pese
in all the South or the country. We had the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. Platt. member OF
this firm, and OF learning from him hoy anx.
iouS the business men Ut his city are tor our
acquaintance and for mutually profitable 61sl-
ness relations with us; and we ale sure these
friendly overtures will be promptly met mere.
Cotton will be sent from this city on through
receipts in the least possible tim6'-in through
cars to Charleston, and thence by last steam
ers to New York. Philadelphia, Boston, Baiti-
more or Liverpool. The time 10 Now York via
Charleston is ouly from seven to ten days, and
the freight as low as by othor lines.
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Guns, l)Istuls, Gte.

GUNS. RIFLES, PISTOLS.
T II. HAppoIDT, PRACTICAL GUNMAKER,
j No. l1o MEErING-oTREEr, offers at low
prices 10 suit the times, BRhECHLOADlNG DOU
BILE GUNS, MUZZLg-LOADING DOUBLE GUSS
Superior Single Guns for Boys. Also hltLES; hE-
V0I,VERS EQUIPMENTS AND AMMUNITION.
ga RETAILING executed as usual.
October 90 INV 1iio
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RsaL ESTATE SALEs.-Mr. Hutson Lee sold
yesterday, at the old Customhouse, lot and
buildings on the north side of Vendue Range,
measuring front nineteen feet ten inches, by
fiity-seven feet six inches deep, for s49oO-
one-third clsh, the balance in one year.
Messrs. Leitch & Bruins also sold for j. W.
Gray, Esq, Master in Equity, lot and build
ings on the north side OF Beauiin-street,
measuring thirty-6ve feet front by two hun
dred feet deep, for s5ooO-onc-third cash, the
balance in three equal annual instalments.
A lot and buildings on Mill-street. measur-
ing front on Mill-street forty feet four inches,
by ninety-aine feet four inches deep, for $1,000
-one-thi1d cash, the balance in one and two
wears.
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Auftion Sales.
Boots, Shoes and Hats.
BY NILES DRAKE.

by MILES DHAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock will sell at my
store corner Of King and Liberty streets,
rs casks BOOTS and SHOES.
COMPRISING:
Cases Mems KIP AND BUFF q. B. and L. B. Bro
CANS
Cases Mems Zip and Buff Balmorals
Cases Mems Caf Congress and Oxford Ties
Cases Ladies' Goat and Kid High.cut Polish Boots
Cases Ladies' Lasting Congress
Cases Women's Gcat and Zip Bootees, 3 : and SO
Cases Boy's Wax BroGans.
ASD
a rye variety Of Ladies', Misses and Childreu's
SHOES, in cartoons.
ALSO
40 cases, 24O dozen, Mems. Boys and children's
HATS November 90