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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-16
ASsIGNEE'S SALE

ASSICNEE'S SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate and Wharf, on rest
side Of ASHLEY R,ver. opposite Broad street,
and adjoining The Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Depot, formerly known as the
Wappoo NIL and Wharf Property and the
Machinery-to be sold under an order from
Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge Of the United
States District Court, dated August19, 1868.
and under the Instructions Of the Assignee.
On TUESDAY, The 17h of November, at II O'Clock, at
the Old Posiofice, on Rload-s;rect Charleston, S.
c., vii! sell at Pubic auction to the highest
bidder
Tie following valuable REAL ESTATE and WHARF
PROPERTY with the BUILDINGS thereon,
CONSISTING OF:
All that TRACT OF LAND in st. Andrews Parish,
opposite tho City OF Charleston known rs The Warpoo
Mill Tract, being part Of the Tracts known Nos
4 and and more clearly defined in plat made by
II. X Payne Esq, registered in Mcsnc Conveyance
Office Book L, No. IL, page 4l9; bounded north and
west on lots Nos. and g. designated in same plat
south on Wappoo Greek, "a navigable stream), and
east on Ashley River containing about fifteen acres,
be the same more or less, Of high and marsh land at
thejunction ct Wappoo Creek aud ashley River, in
the centre If which is space OF about ur hundred
and seventyfvc feet from east to west by about two
hundrid d ana scventytwo feet from north to south,
whercor is located the Steam Saw Mill and all neces
sary buildings for carrying on an extensive Lumber
and Timber business. There is q causeway from the
Mill to within few yards Of the track of the Savan
nah and Charleston Railroad. ahording unparalleled
facilities for Receiving and shipping Lumber Tim
Der. Phosphatns, &c &C.
At The same time and place will be sold, the MA
CHINERY on ie premises. VIZ very superior
Steam Engine OF Sky 6O) horsepower, with boilers
complete, and many parts Of the machinery in dupi-
cate also Gang Saw Mil running ten saws, all in
good running order &c, &c.
The sale will be c0nducte as follows:
The La"d Wharf and Buildings. Will be sold for
one-fourth cash. and the reminder on credit Of
one two and three ears secured by bond and mort
gage OF the property sold.
The Machinery will be sold for one half cash, re-
mainder in sixty and pinsty day., secured by ap-
proved endorsed notes, bearing seven per cent ill.,
terest, with mortgage of the property sold.
reasonable time will be allowed for removal of the
Engine, Boiler, &c.
Purchasers to pay for conyeyances, stamps, &c.
lars, apply in person. o: by letter. to
JOHN s. RYAN,
Bank of Charleston Building
Broad-s,rcet, Charleston. S. C.
November IL thsrntl4
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LANCAsTER-IN Equity.

Benjamin Perry, Welmuh Perry, Administra-
tor and ADMINISTRATIVE, Us. John Perry,
-4lsx. latheson and wJe, and ohers-BHl
for Injunction to Narshal Assets, Sell Land,
&c.
In obedience to the order of the Court OF Equity
made in the above stated case at June term, 1868,
will sell. at Lancaster Courthouse South Carolf-
pa, on the first MONDAY in December next.
All that valuable PIECE PARCEL OR TRACT OF
LAND described in the pleadings, belonging to the
estate of John Perry deceased lying and situated in
the District OF Lancaster. state OF south Carolina
containing G000 six thousand acres more or less OF
No. cotton, corn and grain lands, well wlteTeu anu
heavily timbcrcd. fencing in good rcpMr-tne up
land producing fine crops of cotton corn aud small
gram while the extensive bottoms, lying along the
Cataw5a River a'e no; to be surpassed. These lands
arc situated in the southwestern portion OF Lancaster
District bounded by the Kcrshaw line the Catawba
River aud bv lands of D. ". BrowD. Lewis Patter-
sor c. L. ii Imam, james thompson, William Dixon
aud others.
WILL ALSO SELL. FOR CASH,
On the UESDAY and WEDNESDAY after the h.st
Monday il December, at the former residence of
The said john Perry, deceased, III Lancaster Dis
trict near Liberty Hill.
estate of said deceased. Every thing usually kept on
large and well regulated Plant,tion may be bought
ut tiIis sale.
The real estate above mentioned wi be surveyed,
and divided in;o two. three and four hundred acre
tracts to suit purchasers pats Of which Will be ex-
hibited OIL day Of sale.
Tcrms-So much cash as will pay the cos;s OF suit
and expenses of sale. The balance credit OF one
two and three year, with interest to be due and pay
able annually, FROM day of sale. Purchaser to give
bond with tw) ,nore good securities, and mort
gage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. Terms must be complied with on day
of sale the property will be rcsod on day OF sale
at the risk Of the former purchaser.
K. G. BILLINGS, C. E. L. D..
Commissioners Office. Lancaster Courthouse, S. C.s
November Q, 1868.
November 9 3Gul
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RTSIN ESS NOTICES.

New PEaFUMEEY AND FANCY ARTICLES
Dr. c. F. Panknin, rough the columns of this
mornings NEWS, informs the ladies OF Charleston
tina. he has Just received extensive and entr ely
new stork OF the rarest ard best perfumery man.
facured in the world. His bottles bear the stamps
OF the most famous manufacturers in Europe and
America. and one Whit of their contents is enough
to convince the most sceptical OF their genuineness
His brushes. combs and other toilet and fancy
articles combine beauty and utility, and will conf
pare favornbly with those of any other establishment
in the city. His prices. b1th for perfumery and
fancy articles, have been arranged with a due re.
gard to tie .mpecuniosty Of the times and when
compared with the real value of the articles, will be
fourd maryellous!y cheap.
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THE Maror stated that the Alderman was un-

The Mayor stated that the Alderman was un-
der msapprehenslon. The result Cf the
election had never been announced. That was
matter for the consideration of this board,
and the very purpose for which they had met.
Alderman McKinlay said the law practically
declares that the result Of the election shall be
pronounced before any other action can be
taken. On that ground he considered that the
parties elected are the contestees. he coun-
sci on the other side appeared to have been ac-
cepted by the board on the simple announce
ment OF their names. In conformity with this
action he announced the names of the counsel
for the claimants, taking it for granted that
| they would be accepted.
Alderman Wall supposed that as the resolu-
tion gave the privilege to each party TO select
four counsel, and as the protestanis had named
four the same privileges would be assumed by
and accorded to the Claimants. He heartily
acqulesced in the announcement aud accept
ance Of Hon. D. L. Corbn and D. II. Chamber
lain, Esq, as counsel for claimants.
The Mayor stated that where no objection
was raised to the counsel named, the nonina-
ton was understood to be agreed to by the
board.
Alderman Whilden asked The Mayor if he un-
derstood him to decide that the board employed
the gentlemen named as counsel for claimants
as counsel Cor the board. He dill not think
they could be regarded as counsel emplc7eG by
the Board of Aldermen.
<1ioC1uu -uS1ALllu.r otuVOo tAi1t ti.'Ns A-"N
named them as counsel for the board, but on
behalf of tho claimants
Alderman Moore-I see where the difficulty
lies. If understand my present position II
is that OF juryman. think all difficulty can
be avoided by leaving the appointment OF coun-
sci on the other side to the presiding officer.
I should not like to see the spirit OF partisan
exhibited here. I do not consider myself on
either side. I am here as juryman to de-
eide according to the law and the evidence.
That is my understanding of my duty. 1t
seems to me rather awkward for this board to
attempt to appoint. The protestants.I 1 con-
celve, have 4 right to name their counsel, but
I cannot conceive how we as board coil name
the other counsel. The difficulty, rs I have
already said, may be avoided b" allowing the
presiding officer to name Tic counsel.
Mayor Clark said he understood Alderman
McKlulay to announce the names OF those gen
tlemen as representatives OF the claimants.
Alderman Wall-Under the resolution, the
claimants have the privilege Of naming two
other counsel.
The Mayor-We are now provided with coun-
sci on both sides, and ready to proceed With
the investigation of the protest.
Alderman Wall moved that claimants be al
lowed time to send for their counsel to appear
in court.
The motion was agreed to.
On motion of Alderman Whilden, the board
adjourned to meet ID the Council Chamber,
Monday, at 12 NJ.
Council then adjourned.
". H. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs-November 14.-PauG,on
Hote..-J: L. Smith, S. C.;J. E. Ross, Lowandes'
Circus; L. E. Stamback and D. NJ. Coleman
and wife, New York; c. NJ. Bee, city; A. R. Jen-
niugs, Georgia; Miss H. A. Pratt and two chill
dren and Hiss Anna Pratt, Roswell, Ga; James
E. whaley, Edisto; P. Quinn, city.
November 15.-J. c. Wilson, ". G.. Mayes,
a. NJ Bowers and R. S. Whaley, Newberry; W.
G. Temple, wife and two children, Florida; N.
L. Buckingham, Baltimore; D. G. Peixotta, Co
lumbia; C. ". Miller and C. G. Sogar, Lau-
rensville; N. j. Thompson, city; DR.. ]. L. Be-
rings and lady, Dalton, Ga; Mrs. J. Haight,
city; John Templeton, E. J. Martin, ". B.
Mckee, G. w. Brown and child, and John Tenn
pleton, Savannah.
Charleston Hotel-November Ill F. LIE.
Bleux, Colleton; DR.. n. A. Pratt, City; D. j.
Andcl; Johns Islapd; C. B. Fizmaurice, New
York; John r. Smith, r. ". Tinley, Unionvillc;
James D. Hlrde, Franklin, n. c.; NJ. B. Clough,
Baltimore; D. V. Sharss, Cokosbury; F. P.
Breed, Lynn, Mass; NJ. C. Butler. South Caro-
lima; r. J. Roberts, New York; B. F. Darby,
Baltimore; E. ". Smith, II. C.. Corcoraa, New
berry. >. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Bfown-
ing, Cias. c. Lsary, New York; o. ]. Daven-
port, Beaufort; W. N. Gregg; J. J. Upham, U.
S. Army.
November 15.-J. E. Hagool, South Caro-
lima; Wm. Patten, CITY; h. Claremont, I. P.
Moses, Sumter; ". A. Fuller, Craw Hill; E.
Follamsher, New York; John o. Foye, Wey-
mouth, Mass; Robert Aldrich, Thomas D.
Lebby, City.
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TIE LATEST DISPUTE AMONG TIE LADIES'
The heading OF this paragraph may perhaps
excite the curiosity of only the gentlemen as to
its meaning, for the ladies, OF course, know
what is the latest dispute among themselves;
but still they will be sure to read what VIC have
to say, because they will want to know ii THE
News is really as we'll informed as it pretcnds to
be. Read on, fair and lovely ones Of the earth.
until you experience the sad consciousness that
your dearest secret has been exposed. On
King-stree, in the street cars, in their parlols.
and even in their very bedrooms, the rosest
cheeks flush roster still, the brightest eyes
sparkle more brightly, the cicvercst tongues
say sharper things Gs the souls OF the gentle
beings wax warm with the unwonted interest Of
this new dispute. But what is it all about?
Como, let's listen to them and see. Here they
are, party just from shopping, going homo
in the street cars, talking rather loudly, and
forgetting in their animation that there is
any one near. A. lady, with beautiful foot.
stamps it cmphatically on the floor and ex-
claims. sob, Clara, are not those mernocs
of Mossrs. So-and-so perfectly lovely? Such
uuG ullu hCL,
sister, replies the lady addressed, ''you know
I don't agree with You. They are not to be
compared with those of Mcssrs. So.anl.so &
Co." "Oh.' cries little smiling biack-eyed
girl, "Auntie, do wish you would stop talking
about Mcssrs. So-and-so and 1Icssrs. So-aud-so
& Co. cont hear anything else from morn
ing to night; you, and mamma, and aunt Sayah
and cousin Belle, and dear old grandma too,
and all the ladies' that come TO SEQ us, talk
about nothing else but which las the bes.
goods, Messrs. So-and-so or lIessrs. So-anjl-%o
& Co. 1 am so tired, do Eush." There now,
you see VIC have the whole secret. Of course
it would not be polite for The News 10 pub
lish the names of these popular dr. g ods
merchants, for all the other dry goods mcr-
chants would Srumblc We leave the public
to find out by consulting our advertising
columns. Mcssrs. McLov & Rice, knowing OF
this dispute, are determined to be considered
one of the favored. Whether they a:e or are
not, we don't pretend to say. but they are sell
ing off cheap in order to move into the COM
modious store corner of King and Hasel streets,
and they advertise this morning.
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TIE BRAZILIAN CIRcUs.-Lowandes & Co.'S
great circus has. arrived and will perforui to-
morrow night on the Citadel Green. This
troupe has been thoroughly reorganized, and
has had q brilliant success in Savannah and
elsewhere. AS equestrians they cannot be ex-
cened, and under the new management the
circus is one of the most perfect that has
visited Charleston for years. Among the
knights of the ring are several Charlestonians,
who are prepared to compete with any foreign
professionals.
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Observation-Disclosures. Street Brothers &
Co., on opening their store Saturday morning,
were surprised to find that On iDcendiary at
tempt had been made upon it during the night.
The door and sill had been saturated with kero-
eene oil and then fred. A large hole was burnt
in the door, and the woodwork considerab'y :
charred, but fortunately the fire burnt out and
no material damage was effected. No clue TO
the perpetrator has been discovered, and the
origin OF the fire is still mystery.
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A GENEROUS DONATION BY GovERoR R. Z.
SCOTIA correspondent Of the Columbia Pho
nix, writing from Due West under date Of No
@ember IL, says that Governor Scott has given
five hundred dollars towards the endowment OF
Erskine College, situated at that place, and
fifty dollars to the Philomathean Society of the
college. The people of the State will not
grudge the Governor his salary if he expends
it all in so liberal and wise man nner.
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UNITED STATES COURT NOVEMBER 14-HoN.
GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREsD1Na.-Ou motion of
G. D. Bryan, appearing for T. ". Clawson, the
following petitions for final discharge were re-
ferred to ". J. Clawson, Registrar: Ex parte
James F. Steele, E. p. Castles, James L. Boyd
and Martin Armstrong, all of York.
In re Jesse Beatty. In Bankruptcy. On
motion of Vim. Munroe, referred to WI. Claw
son, Registrar.
In re James NJ. Warwick, ex parte J. S. r.
Thomas and T. S. Jeffreys, assignees. Pet;-
ton and order for sale. L. w. Clawson, for
asssnees. Ordered that the assignces sell and
the proceeds go to pay The outstanding claims
on said lien, and the bankrupt be allowed to
remain on his present premises until June 1st,
1869.
Ex parte John L. Cannon, in re Jesse Beatty,
o bankrupt. Petition 10 enforce lien. WIN.
Munroe, pro pet. Ordered that the assignee
sell the property and pay over the proceeds,
subject to the order OF the court
In the Circun Cour;.-The United States vs..
VIM. A. Moir rison, Samuel Jackson and o. B..
Thompson. motion to set aside verdict
and for d new trial. D. 7. Co-bin for United
States and Porter s. Conner contra. Ordered
that new trial be granted, unless the defend
ant consent to the entry Of the sums specified.
Wm. Wiley VS.. Samuel Wiley aud Jno. j.
James. On motion of E. W. Noise for
plaintiff, it was ordered that the United States
Marshal pay the Oldest judgment obtained in
the State Court.
Hodges g. Bro. vs.. Jno. Wiley. f ia. The
Marshal was ordered to sell all property found
eloigned at public auction.
q. P. Adams vs. James Macamber and
Southern Express Company. Bill of inter-
pleader. Magrath & Iowndes, complainants
solir DIS. On motion of Smonton 4 H.rker
for defendants, ordered that the complalnants
do show cause on the 17th instant why the
amount in dispute be not paid into court.
Charles NJ. DIESEL, executor OF Charles L.
DIESEL VS.. A. NJ. Lee, Margaret r. Lee and A.
NJ Lee, for Susan T. Lee. Bill for foreclosure
of mortgage OF real estate in Pitt-street. T.
G. Barker compainants' solicitor. @ 81.
Simonton solicitor fer A. NJ. Lee and Susan 7.
Lee, ct al. On motion of c. q. Simonton, 1t
was ordered that the clerk OF the Court, act
ing as master, having made favorable report,
q decree of foreclosure was made by the Judge
and proceeds of sale to be paid for it TO the
mortgagee, etc.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Gregg u.s. Horl6eck, Trustee, ct d1
On TUESDAY. 17tb November, at II o'clock will be
sold at the Old Cus.ombouse.
All that LOr OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
til areon. situate on AIil-street aud measuring on
the north on Ml.-sreet 10 feet inches, the west
on land now or late OF Giiand. formerly Of Gregg,
90 feet inches on the south land Of Rose, 40 feet
incbes on tho east land of Osterholtz, 80 feet
inches. BOUNDED by the fenc7s as they now stand.
Terms-One-th cash; balance in one and two
years. with interest from day OF sale, payable an.
nually The credit portion to be secured by bond of
the purchaser and mortgage OF tho premises The
buildings to be insured and the policy assigned to
the Master, Purchaser to piy for papers.
j. ". GRAY,
October MI tue Master in Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY
Mouzon rs. Cunningham.

Mouzon rs. Cunningham.
Will be sold. under the direction of the undersigned
at the o Customhouse, on TUESDAY, Novem-
ber II, next, nt II A. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings
thereon, situate on the north side OF Beaufdin-
street. in this city measuring in front on said street
thirty-fve l35l feet moro less and in depth two
hundred (2OOj feet, more or less. Bounding south
on Beaufain.street west lands of VIM. q oss and
Rcbecca Folkcr, north en- lands of Solomon Moses
and j. r. Poinsett and east on land of Andrew Gun.
ningham.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in three equal
successive annual instruments secured by bonds and
mortgage of the premlsr. W tn interest from day OF
sale, payable semi-annually. The building to be in
surcd and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay tor
papers and stamps J. ". GRAY.
October 90 m4tu1 Master HI Equity.
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ASSIGNEE,S SALE,

ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Real and Personal Estate and Hotel Furni-
ture.
On TUESDAY, first December next, at 10 O'Clock,
before the Old PUstofce, Broad-strcet. Charl ston
S. c. will be sold by the Assignee of Joseph Pur-
CELL Bankrupt, at public auction,
TIE FOLLOWING VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:
All that one undivided half 1S) interest in the
MILLS HOUSE HOTEL, on southwest corner OF
Meeting and Queen Streets, containing. on Meeting
street, 80 feet, and also tue lands of estates OF
Mixer and Enston 81 feet inches, and also on the
lands of the estates of Mixer and Enston lS feet
inches making in all the east lice 100 ieet inches
more or less north Queen-st Get 275 feet inches,
less; south on lands of Hi5ernian Society 81
foe also on land of estate OF Daniel Mixer :n VIM.
Enstol 1T feet inches and - feet inches, also on
lands Soc city of Friends IL feet, in all on south line
2T0 feet NOR" or less; west on land of Society OF
Friends II feet inches also on laid now, late Of
James :. Watson Of teet, in all west lines Of Ill
feet inches more or less, which said premises are
delineaiel and appear by pa. of the sare made by
Paul perc, Civil Engineer, and dated April l5 1903
ALSO.
Onc-frur!h u.lth) undivided interest in the
WOODEN HOUSE AND Lot on Meeting g.strcct, pext
south OF Mills House, containing on MeetinS-street
81 .eet Inches and in depth III feet inches, more
or less having such dir. 'nsoas VIII appear upon
above plat.
ALSO,
One undivided half interest i'll the BRICK HOUSE
AND LOI on Meeting street, next south oI tne
above containing on Mccting-srcct 1s feet inches,
ald i'll depth 14g feet. less, having such di-
mclsiors as will appear upon above mentioned plat.
ALSO.
At Mills House Hotel, on WEDNESDAY,, serond
December next, at 10 o'clock \. NJ, and there con-
tinunS 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 all in perfect order and latest styles,
complete for the cqu pnent of hrs.-class hc.e.
ler:us-T.e real estate will be sold tor onc-tlird
cash. the balance PAYABLE in one and two years. in
tcrcst 1ayablc annually secured BY bond and mort
gage Of The property, which s to be insured and the
policy to be assigned Purchasers 10 pay for stamps,
papers. &c.
The Furniture will be sold fer cash, . be delivered
on day Of sale. l.. W. MahS SHaLL'
assignee OF the Estate Joseph Purcell.
n tobar OF n,wf1G tnl
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PERsoNA1.-ceneral NJ Q. Butler is in towr,
staying at the Charleston Hotel.
MIR. E. H. Grenaker, Of the Newberry Herald
is making short sojourn in our city, and of.
-fers to our business community the opportuni-
ty OF making advantageous advertising ar.
,rangements with his paper, which is one oil
the most sprightly and widely circulated in the
State. His card will be found elsewhere in our
columns
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UNDER DECREEIN EQUITY.

Stdunton rs. 4. FHzPdtricF, et al.
On TUESDAY the 1st December next, at II o'cloc'',
will be sold, at the Old Customborse
All thnt half portion OF 4 TRACT OF LAND
known rs "- i.zpatrick's Farm" situate Charles.
ton Neck, the south side OF apubic road leading
from the main road to the Old Ship Yard; measuring
tx acres of high land and 2-10 acres Of marsh
land, and having such form, metes and bounds as
arc dclineated on plat of said Farm made by John
A. Michel, surveyor, the 4th OF January, 1873. and
marked on siid plat A. The plat may be seen at my
Office Courthouse.
Terms-One.third cash; balance in two equal an
nul nstaments from the day of sale; to be secured
by one moro bonds and mortgages. insurance OF
the Dwelling House and assignment Of the policy.
Purchaser to pay for papers, stamps aud taxes.
Pos session given by the 1st december next.
j. ". GRAY,
November m4tu1 Master in Equity.
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No TzHArRE.-Mr. John Templeton, , with his
company, is now playing to full houses in sa-
vannah, and has met with such encouragement
that he is determined to prolong his stay one
week. Miss Alice Vlne, who remained in this
city, will leave for Savannah to complete en-
gagements made there. The troupe will re-
turn to Charleston early next week with largely
increased facilities for entertaining the ublic.
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QUITE a spRNKLNe Of meteors Illuminated
the armament on Saturday morning after The
NEws had gone to press. The telegraph re-
ports a similar display at various points
throughout the country.
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DEFA1cAT.oN.-We have been informed that
George Larson, who was Deputy United States
Marshal, Deputy Messenger in Bankruptcy for
the Third Congressional District, and clerk for
the Commissioner in Equity Of Newberry
CoSuty, absconded recently with s7Oe, Of the
funds Of the Commissioner in Equity.
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To the Public.

1t has been reported, probably with desire
to do me an injury. at voted the Pillsbury
ticket at the late Municipal election. This re-
port is utterly false, aud I shall be obliged to
any one who will give ne the name of the per-
son WHO first put it in circulation.
JAMES C. LACOSTE.
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PASSENGERS FOB SAVANNAH will do well to
avail themselves of the special trip and COM
Portable accommodations Of the steamer St.
Helena, which sails to-day.