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ANOTHER COUNTRY STORE IURNT.-We are
informed that the store Of MIR. Jno. Brock, at
Wriahts Bluff, was burnt ON Friday night by
.oras unknown incendiaries. We were unable
to aacsxtsin either the loss or the origin Of the
fire. The negroes in that section Of the coun-
+rv ara represented as being quite demoralized,
and waiting for the convention, which body
they expect Will pass some ordinance that will
relieve them from the necessity Of work.
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DANGEROUS TO LIFE AND LnB.-We have for
:,,,,,,, time noticed very dangerous place on
the sidewalk ct the northwest corner OF King
and Queen streets, aad wondered whether In
tb. course Of time the Inspector OF Streets
,rou,d not chance to see the dangerous man
tran. A few nights ago, as we passed, negro
woman fell down, and could not rise to her for
mar level without assistance. Fortunately she
sustained no serious injury; but We concluded
Il was time to call attention to the evil, and
5oubt not, now that we have done so, it will be
promptly remedied.
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SINGLE COPIES Of this morning. DAILY NEWS,
put up in wrappers ready for mailing, may be
had at our counting-room; price five cents.
The DAILY NEWS will be mailed regularly, du-
ring the session of the State Convention, to
parties who may desire to have full record OF
the proceedings, for eighteen cents week.
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Estate Sale-By Order Of tho Ezscuto7
BY4I. s. K, BENNETT. : :

On WEDNESDAY. the 9th February. 1853, I will
SELL ut IL O'Clock at tho Old Poatofhce, corner OF
East Bay and Broad streets, 1.-o i,c,
The following PIECES OF VALUABLE PROPER.
TY, belonging to An estao, and sold by order Of tho
Executor: ri
1st That high and dry LOT OF LAND. located ct
the northwest corner OF East Boy and Minority
Streets measuring forty 0) feet front by one hum
dred and twenty l20 feet In DEPTH be the same mora
or less.
I'd. That LOT OF LAND. with Tenement Building
thereon located at the northeast corner OF Middle
and Minority streets, known as Nos. and 8. The
Houses contain four each, with brick htchans
and commanding good rents. The entire Lot meas-'
ures forty 40 feet front by eighty 1907 feet deep,
Sd. That LOT OF LAND. with buildings thereon
located on t.e east hde Of Kngstreet, betwaeni
Broad and Tradd streets, and known - No. 90. The.
House contains SIX upright rooms, with attics, small
room, piazza, pantry ana private stairway. Tho out
buildings are ample, Including large bdck oven.
The front store La now being used as bakery. The
Lot measures thirty 1907 feet mont by two hundred
and forty-one t2l) feet deep, be the same moro or
Less.
I win sell at the same time and place, 5i.a-
PEW No. 90 north Aisle OF St Philips Church. 4
Conditions -One-haN sash; balance by bond and
mortgage Of the property. with interest
w. payable in one and rwo years; buildings 70 be
Kept inquired and policy assigned. Purchasers opsy
me for oil necessary papars and stnmps. -,
The Few Will be sold for cash. -.-..s'l
January Is G,2s fsoSb =
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ou1x WoRK.-On Saturday the robbery OF
the pr,ef,mises Of Mr. r. B. Rhett, in Ladson's
Court, was reported to the Detectives Office,
and the case turned over 10 Officer Meyers.
Yesterday colored man named Robert Gail
lard wss arrested, who confessed that the rob-
berv was committed by himself and zekel
Dunmore. The stolen articles had been left
in the kitchen by the cook, who was party to
The robbery. The articles were all recovered.
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;AsAsu1r.-EdwardP Perry, colcred soldier,
complained to the guardhouse last night that
be had besn cut in the neck twice by some
oo,ored women in ElIott-street. He was refer
red to Magistrate Schroeder, where he made
his affidavit, and had warrant taken out for
the arrest Of the parties. " e.
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TIE YACHT ELzANoR, our readers will find in
the advertising columns Of to-dsy's NEWS, is
going 10 resume her trips around the harbor,
visiting Fort Sumter and Morris Island. She
is likewise open to propositions for special
charter, around the harbor or up the river, For
the accommodation Of picnic or marooning
parties,
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Thomas Pinckney, executor Elizabeth p. Pinet-
ney ps. Sarah p. Bellinger ct al a. 6iU to
Account, to Marshal Assets and for Relief.
BY T. A. WHITNEY, ~ ~
kuct1oneer.


Will be sold under tie direction Of the undersigned.
at the old Custonhouse, on TUEsDAY, the uth
day of February, 1858, at II O'Clock. A. NJ. 20
An those two adjoining fine co rToN and R1CE
end tracts belonging to the estate OF Mis- Elizabeth
P. Pinckney deceased, situated on the AsheRoo
River about two miles from the ferry on the satss
hstchie road, coleton shict Inese % tan.anGIS 1.,
s to engage in the culture OF Cotton or Rice IS they
conIain 6SU acres OF Cotton land AID 1S6 acres OF
Rice land, both excellent quality. The Rice lands
owing to the fine facilities Tor drainage, arc admirs
biy ADAPTED to the cultivation OF this staple. On
these places are Dwelnghouae, Kitchen. very h-ge
Barn, Courthouse, ane etsble. and seven, or eight
servants' houses.
A plat of the same can be seen at the office Of !.
A. Whitney, No Franktn.street
Terms-One-th third cash; balance on credit OF one
and two years, secured by bond and mortgage OF tn'
the premises Purchaser to pay for papers:
b. STOKES,
January 1s o. E. U. ~
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WE GALL ATTENTION to the advertisement Of
Mr.. John Commins, No. 131 Meeting g-street,
nearly opposite Market-street, where he offers
United States Government Mcclellan saddles
and harness, little used, at ons-quarter their
cost. It is certainly worthy the consideration
Of all who are engaged in agricultural pursuits
to call and examine them. tu9
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REMovAL.-Mrs. Neumeyer, Who for some
time has been located at tho corner of Ber-
resford and King streets. has removed her
fashionable millinery establishment to No. las
King-street, below Clifford. Hats and bonnets
Of the latest styles can be obtained at the low
est prices, and the public are invited to pay
the new store q visit.
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THE, oRANGEBURe NEWS,

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNIN
L at Orsngeburg, 3. @. Terms % per annu
In advance
During the spring and All seasons extra copies
the ORLNoKpURG NEws viii be circulated for
benefit oi our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on tne mos'
liberal Terms. Address SAMUEL DIB6LE,
Editor Oran9eburg News,
Tsbruarya OrangeburE 3, Q.
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D1srR1or CoURT-HoN. GEo. W. LOGAN Pre-
sDNe.-The following cases were tried:
The Stats us. Thos. Green-Larceny. The
Sheriff showed that the prisoner had never
been confined in the jail, but had been detain-
ed in the guardhouse for fifteen days, at the
expiration of which he was discharged
The State us. VIM. Bostick-Assault and
battery. Guilty, but recommended to the
clemenoy Of the court.
The State ps. Laurel smith-Assault with
intent to kill. Guilty Of Assault.
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TEE rorInwrna is list of passengers by the
steamship Charleston, expected here from
New York to-day:
Mrs. Davidson and son, @. Waterbury and
wife. B. A. Warden, E. w. MilIiken, Miss R.
Givings, Lewis Beach and wife, Mrs. Ritchie,
Miss Agnes Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Hardt, VIM. q. Hardt, Miss Sallie Hardt, Miss
Katie Hardt, Master Randolph Hardt, 8. e..
Merrill, Alfred Farmhouse.
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TEE COLUMBIA PHGNn is evidently feeling
the pressure Of the times. We notice that the
s;ve of its sheet is still further reduced.
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ALLEGED PETIT LARoENY.-.rhe following
letter is in reference to paragraph which ap-
peared in THr NEWS Of yesterdny;-the name
"F. G. Archer" was copied from the record at
the guardhouse:
CHARLESTON, January 81, 1883.
To the Editors Of the Charleston Daily Netps:
Your issue OF this morning, in it's local
column, has paragraph calculated to do me
much injury. Your reporter must have either
been misinformed as to the name, or some one
has, without warrant, used MY name. The
paragraph says that 'Luke Wright took a
quantity Of cotton from Boyce's Wharf and sold
it to F. G, Archer (colored). The theft was
discovered, and both the vendor and vendee
lodged in the guardhouse." I do not know
any one by the name of Luke Wright. ! have
never been arrested on the charge OF buying
stolen cotton, or on any other charge, and
have never been in the guardhouse In my life.
feel sure that You will allow this to be pub
lished in your paper. F. @, ARCHER.
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For restoring strength and appetite use the great
Southern Tonic, PAERsN's HErA1zs BTT7xas and
you will not DO disappointed. Fer sls BY all dug
oiu tn
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A-A-A-A-A-

The best Dyspephc Bittsrs now in use are PANE
NM's Hepahc Bitters. They never fail to give relief.
Try bottle, and be convinced For sale by all
Druggists. m
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4otsls.
HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, s. G.


TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN CHARGE
of the above well known Hotel, respectfully in
forms his friends and the travelling public that 1t
has been REFURNISHED IN ALL OF ITS DEPART
MENTs. The table will at all times be supplied
with TIE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS, includ.
ing every delicacy in season, while the cuisine will
be uneIceptionable. The Bath Rooms attached to
the Hotel are supplied with the celebrated Artesian
Water, end HOT, COLD Or SHOWER BATHS can
be obtained at any time. The same attention will
be paid to the comfort Of the guests as heretofore
and travellers can rely upon finding the Charleston
Hotel equal to any In the United States. The pat1 ~
aae Of the travelling public is respectfully solicited.
J.P. HoRBACH. Agent
Janusrvs 2mo Proprietor.
NEW YORK HOT H.
BROADWAY, ~ r.
D. n. HIDRETH.
January IS 1yr* Proprietor.
8 W A N D A L E.
PRoPRHToR OF TIE
MA SION q % q s E,
GREEkvILLE, 8. O.
June8
WI I A M r v IN
PROPRIETOR OF THE
PA L NJ E IT T o 81 o o E,
sPARTANBURG, S. q.
December
q IT, J A NJ e 8 III o T e L.,
NEW ORLEANS.
PRoPREIoRS:
WIN. A. HURD. RD..................:.of .of New Crleans
". +. CORKERY OF Spottswood Hotel, Richmond
Telegraph and Railroad ofices in Rotunda Of Hote
june II
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Auftiou Sales.
MoLasse /! Eoldssesl I

J.=B..-E. SLOAN, Auetioneer-
TH1B DAY, the 2sth instant win be sold, on
Brown & Co.'s Wharf, alongside the schoonG
"Mary Munroe" from Matanzas (Cuba). ut III
1o9 hhds SWEET NEW CROP cLAYED MoLAssNG
% tferces Sweet New Crop Clayed Molasses
5S hhds Bright .Muccovado Molasses-supertor,
quality -, =
quality
so barrels Bright Muscovado Molasses-superinr
quality. ---i
Terms-An sums under $500, cash; above that
amount 80 days for app roFed city endorsed note
HTAugusta daily papers Will insert I'LL Monday.
and send bills to j. B. E. Sloan.
January 28
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BY r. & A. p. CALDWELL.
MILLIGAN & son

VIII sell THIS DAY, 2sth instant at No. "a vendue
Rango, st 10 O'Clock,
1 chest CARPENTERS TOOLS. COUNTER SCALES
Furniture Thware, Crockery, Looking Glasses
Pots and Ovens saahes and Blinds
Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, &c
~ Unlimited Goods reoeived.
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.

Whalsy ". Reed q Kngsbery.
On WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th February next at II
ocl ,ck NJ, Will be sold on the plantation Of Dr..
Whley, on Rdisto Island, called Cedar Hall,
THREE WOODEN BUILDINGS and LOG
STABLE, Portable Engine, Horses, Mules, Plants
don Instruments, &C., &c.
Terms-An sums under 500, cash; and over 500.
half lsh; balance In well secured notes at sixty and
uinetT days, with interest from day Of sale. The
houHs to be removed two weeks after the day OF
sale. -: W. thAf,
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COURT OF APPEALS, January T.-Opinions
were announced in the following cases: The
State er rel. The South Carolina, Greenyile
and Columbia, and Northeastern Railroad
Companies us. William Hood, Treasurer. In
elis, A. J. Appeal dismissed, opinion to be
filed. By this decision the roads are exempt
from the payment Of taxes imposed by the aci
Of 1866.
Never Stern us. Philip Epstein. Wardlaw
Al. Decree affirmed. Motion dismissed.
R. b. DELAY, ct al, us. William ]. Dennis
etU. Dunkin, CO.. Decree reformed.
W. M. Baily, et al, us. G, J. Whaley, et al
Iuglis, a. J. Appeal dismissed.
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$25,OOO City Stock for Sale.
BY H. III. DeLEON.
Will I,o sold at Auction on THURSDAY naxt, Janu.
INV S0th, at the old Pos!ofics, at IL O'Clock,
(S2iUO0) TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
OfrY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT. STOCK,
In Sums to suit purchasers.
Conditions cash. January AZ
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TIE CouRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND CON-
MON P1EAs-HoN. E. J. MOSES PRKsDMa.-The
argument in the case Of the State us Thomas
Doland atias. Thomas DAILY, was opened by W.
J. Gayer, Esq, who was followed by r. W.
Seymour, Esq, NJ. P. 0'Connor, Esq, closing.
These gentlemen ably defended the case OF
their client, reviewing the testimony and point
ing out the discrepancies to the jury. The
Attorney General replied IN behalf Of the State.
Judge Moses charging the jury, who returned
verdict Of mot guilty." B. W. Seymour,
Esq.,, moved the prisoner be discharged, as he
had been found not guilty of the crime OF
arson. The Attorney General objected, and
stated that he would present charge against
the prisoner Of assault with intent to kill. The
Judge offered to discharge the prisoner upon
his own recognizance for twenty-five hundred
dollars and three good and sufficient sureties
for like amount each. This was not done,
and the prisoner was remanded to jail. The
arguments having consumed the entire morn
ing, no further business was transacted.
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Haync vs.. Mtsel.
VIII be sold under the direction Of tho undsrmgn
cd, ut the old Customhouse, THIS DAY, the
2sth day Of January, 1858, at IL A. NJ,
AL that PLANTATION, which formerly belonged
to c. a. Ptnckney, Esq, late OF the Estate Of Dr. J.
". Leih, known by the name Of "Aukland," con.
tainIns ue4 acres, more or less. Bounded east and
northsn by land Of the Eaate Of Dr.. Leit late oi
Wilinot J. Gibbes, Esq, south by Ashepoo River,
northwest by lands Of Burrel Sanders, and west by
lands formerly Of Thomas Riggs, now belonging
to Joel Laricy.
Terris.-A SUFFICIENT amount In esGh to pay the
bond due to the complainant and tho costa Of these
prooee dings; the balance In one, two and thrss
years, secured by bond OF purchaser and mortsge o.
the premises. Purchaser to pay tor papers and
stampL JAMES TUPPEh, Z.
.JanJlary@ tuS Mastsr IN yquity.
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Aufttou Salfs.

Gs"tktVU 0sstS"
Bacon, Riah, Lard, Beef and Sugar.
BY HENRY COBIA e co.
THIS DAY. at eH O'Clock, in front Of our store. win
be sold,
200 BACON SHOULDERS
10 half bbls. Mackerel
20 tubs Lard
20 boxes Cheese
10 bbls. Beef
20 bbls. Brown Sugar.
Conditions caah. January 28
BY r.. & A. p. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, ths 2sth inst, win be sold before our
store, at half past o'clock,
Tubs Goshen BUTTER
Kegs Leaf Lard
Bacon Sides
Bacon shoulders
HRIng
Boxes Tobacco.
Conditions cash. January ~
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BERKELEY DgrR1or CouRr, January a.,
1S68.-The court met at Mount Pleasant at
1880 AM, Judge F. D. Richardson presiding.
Augustine T. symthe, ESQ.,, for the State.
The following jury were organised: J. L..
Pearce, foreman; James Eadie, Frederick Con-
ner, David DELAY, Lewis Cannon, I. W. Win
ningham, John Burbase, Benjamin Risher.
The following cases were disposed
The State us. Joseph Blsok-Malieious tres
psss and larceny. Mol Pros. by State.
The State us. Cupid Green-Larceny. Guilty.
The State us. Daniel Brown-IArcsny. Plead
guilty.
The court was then adjourned till tomorrow
at 1880 Am.
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THE CoLoRKD CATHOLIC CHURGH.-Bishop
Lynch preached at this church on Sunday
night to a full congregation, and at the cate
oheticsl instructions in the afternoon more
than eighty children were present. The COL
ored Catholics take great interest in their new
church. and their numbers are increasing
every day.
There is no doubt that the practice Of re-
Ieior has q beneficial effect upon the social
and domestic habits and conduct Of every
class Of people, and every minister Of the Cos
pel knows by experience that those who are
deyout and steadfast Christians are upright
and honorable citizens. 1t is, then, Of extreme
Importance that the colored people should be
encouraged in their every step towards purity
and sobriety Of life, and this cannot better be
done than by assiHting and helping the various
oolored churches in this city.
The colored Catholic Church is particularly
IN need Of help, and the members ask their
Catholic friends to give them immediate aid.
Offerings in the aid Of the church are now
solicited and they are urgently required. 1t
would perhaps be well to suggest that collec-
ton for the church be taken up in all the
Catholic Churches in Charleston upon an ap.
pointed day, but, whether this can be done or
no. it is hoped that the. struggling house
hold of Catholic Christians will not be allowed
to- suffer when triHing sum will relieve them
from the troubles by which they are op-
pressed.
During the present week there will be at the
colored church, on Wentworth-street, Low
Mass every morning at seven O'Clock, and de-
yotional services on Wednesday and Friday al
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HOTEL ARRIyAIs.-Oh Ohdrteston Hote--Jos.
Bates and W. shirer, Kingville; j.. W. Dantz-
ler and J. McManon, Orangeburg; ". 8. Land,
@. Rain and VIM. N. Thompson. GAINESVILLE,
Fla; Lyman Freedmen, North Carolina; b. NJ
Cunningham, Augusta; J. 8. Fillebrown, Dar-
Iington; D. G. DeJarnette, Virginia; J. NJ
Walker, New York; DR.. ". Ray, Richlsnd; 3.
H. Sanders, Sumter; J. D. Kennedey, Camden;
E. W. q. Read, o. s. A.; Robert n Kennedy
and William Whitaker, Camden; John g.
Kraus, New York.
Mills House.-W. NJ. Richards, North. Caro-
lima; E. ". Magon, city; P. Brsdick, New
York; iCol. J. W. Lewis, New York; Miss I.
Blake, Philadelphia; Col. VIM. Patton, New
York; Edward Halle, Florida; E. +. Blodsett,
Augusta; Henry 8. Wetmore, Savannah; o. L.
Calhoun, Abbevilie; Mrs. E. J. McQuinan,
Phlladelphia; Edward E. E. Vans, South Caro-
lima; J. O. Witty. North Carolina; John 8.
Green, Columbia; c. A. Petit, Philadelphia.
Pavilion Hota.-Jessie Godssey and William
Godssey, spartanburg; J. T. z. Dargan, Kings
tree; R. b. Monce, Greenwood, 8. c.; VIM. j.
Lee, Kingstree; Mrs. E. ". q. Bead, child and
servant, Columbia; Mrs. Thos. Wilhelm, Co
Iumbia; T. NJ. Keels, Williamsburg; B. P. Kel-
ley, Clarendon.
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UNDER DECREE LII EQUITY.
Brown ps. Esta6rook.
" i'll be Iold under the direction Of the undersigned,
at the Old Customhouae, THIS DAY, the 2sth
day Of January, 1858, at IL A. NJ,
l. All that TRACT OF LAND, GituAte In St. PsuIs
Parish Colleton District containing 1900 aores,
or less; bounded north by Caw.Caw Swamp, south
by lani.s Of Thomas Earr and 1t, Lo MslichAmp,
east by lands Late Of James 8tanyans, and west by
lands Of Colonel Roper.
ALSO,
2. All that LOT OE LAND in the village Of Sum-
merv1ll,; bounding north on lands Of Darlington
Co., anil measuring on that Line b28 feet; east on
Young 4Ttreet running from lands OF said Caring.
ton down to Saw MIL Branch; south ON Saw Mil
Branch and west on lands Of Mrs. L. 8. Gilmore;
contain ing IN the whole about ton (10) acres.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in two equal sue
cessye annual insalments, secured by bond Of pur-
chaser md mortgage Of the premtses, with interest
from day Of sale, payable annually. Purchaser 70
pay for papers and stamps -
Janury % tuS Master In Equity.
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Bankrupt Sale, By order Of the Assignee.
BY N. HUNT Il SON.

No. sSl King-street, we viii sell, for oash,
The Entire Stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &C.,
Store Furniture and Fixtures. e--- :
scld au the Assigned Estate Of Adam Zoller. In
Bankruptcy. January %
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Up to II o'clock last night, tile excitement
outside-ike fun-grew fast and furious. Fer
sons we're represented to be on the street,
armed with cow-hides, and threatening ''ven-
eeance Dire" There was not family in town
to whom the circumstance was not known, and
We leave it to our readers to imngine the ten
thousand comments made. doubtless the
convention will take some formal action on the
subject this morning, aud prevent the impress
sion from gaining currency that the event Of
yesterday was either expected or endorsed.