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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-10
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THE AByssnnN EXPEDITION POLITICAL NEWS
FROM FRANoE+TE ITALIAN MINISTRY
CHINA DEMANDING ASSISTANCE FROM THE
OUTSIDE BARBARIANs-LATEsT FOREIGN MAH-
KETs, ETC., ETC.
LONDON, January 9.-The Times says that
the English troops are still at Senafe. mere
was no sickness, and the natives were frlenoiy'
PARIS. January 9.-Towes and Amiens have
been elected opposition Candidates 10 the
Corps Legislatif.
The French Minister of Foreign Affairs has
received dispatches from diplomatic agents
saving that Napolson's New Years speech viii
be generally accepted as pledge of peace.
Mensbrea's ministry will have thirty-hye
majority in the House Of Deputies.
Peggott, the editor Of the Irish Republican,
was arrested for seditious publications.
The Emperor Of China has appealed to the
European powers for assistance to defend his
throne.
LONDON, January 90 P. M.--Consols un-
changed. Bonds 713a71b.
LONDON, January 9-Evening. g.-Consols un-
changed. Bonds higher. Bullion in the
Bank of England slightly increased.
LIVERPOOL, January 9-Noon.-Cotton dull
and unchanged; sales 5000 bales. Wheat tend
ing upward.
Two P. M.-sugar dull at ass. 3d.; others
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, January 9-Eyening.-Cotton-
More doing, though prices declined I'd. Up
lands It'd, to arrive 65d. Sales 10000 bales.
Breadstufs quiet. Provisions firm.
PARIS, January s.-There is an improved
feeling on the Bourse, and Rentes are higher.
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wA YOUNG LADY RETURNING tt

a6A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her country home, after sojourn Of few months
In tie city. hardly recognized By her friends.
In place Of coarse, rustic, fushed face, abe had
soft ruby con plexion Of almost marble smooth.
ness, and instead twentythree she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause OF 30
great change, she plainly told them that she used
the CIRCASsIAN BALM, anu considered 1t an In
valuable acquisition to any ladys toilet. By its use
any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
appearance an hundredfold. It is simple In its
combination, as Nature herself is simple, yet unsur
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from,
also healing, cleansing and beauifyng the .hn and
complexion. By. its direct action on the cutcle it
draws from 1t all Its impurities, kindly healing the
same and leaving the surface as Nature intended it
should be-clear, soft smooth and beautiful. Price
ST. sent by Mail Express, on receipt of an order,
W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette-street, Syracuse, n Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the same.
MARCH, 30 Tyr
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MOBILE, January s.-sales, 1900 bales, easy;
Middings, 14a14l; receipts, 1852; exports, 426.
New ORLEANS, January 9.-Cotton in good
demand; Middings 15c.; sales 1900 bales; re-
ceipts 1000; exports 10000. Sugar lower; COM
mon 9a1O4c.; fair 11ia112c.; prime to choice
1Sla192c. Molasses declined Sc. Sterling Asa
4S. Sight Exchange on New York ! per cent.
discount Gold 36.
WILMINGTON, January 9.-Turpentine active,
at 46ta47c. Rosin steady at 50 124 for No. q
Tar 81 rs. Cotton dull and nominal, at 1919
14c. for Middling.
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Proceedings In Congress.

IMPORTANT DISCUSSION N THE SENATE ON THE
BILL ADVOCATING THE SOUTHERN STATE GOV
ERNMENTs-MR. MoRToN's OPINION OF GENE
RAL HANoocK-ooNaREss TO BE SUPREME.
WASHINGTON, January g. 9.@SENATE.-h the
Senate, memorial was presented asking for
female suffrage in the district; also from FIVE
thousand hand-loom operators. asking e1-
emption from taxation.
The House bill to prevent frauds in the
whiskey tax wss passed, with an amendment
striking out the words Sin bond" making the
provisions of the bill apply to all whiskey.
A petition from the Alabama Constitutional
Convention was presented, praying the removal
Of Governor Patton's political disabilities.
MIR, Morton called up his resolution instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee to report bill
abroeating the existing State governments In
the rebel States, and providing proper govern
ments in lieu thereof.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen moved to amend so as te
make the reporting of bill discretionary with
the Judiciary Committee. MIR. Morton desired
tn test the sense Of the Senate directly upon
the question. He said that it was high time
that Congress defined its position In terms tna'
could not be misunderstood on this supJece
To his mind the state OF affairs now existing IL
these rebel communities had never been more
alarming. Congress met on the secocd o.
March last and declared the existing govern
1nents in those States as illegal, and not afford
;na sufficient security for life and property; anc
at thst time Congress had provided military
sunervision until such time as legal govern
Tnents could be established. To-day the mill
tary authority which they had set up was oo
structing the proper operation Of the law II
some Of those States, and upholdlng the ensF
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ING illegal and unauthorized governments
NJ Morton here sent 10 the desk OF the Secre-
tarv the acts Of March and July to be read, and
also the Order No. 1 Of General Hancock In
which the civil authority is declared supreme.
IT. would be seen that General Hancock, in
this order, not only deded the power OF
Congress, but actually nullifed and refused to
exeoute it's laws. AZ General Hancock has
confronted directly the Congress Of the United
States. it becomes question as to which side
will submit He recognizes the authority OF
the civil tribunals organized by the very State
Governments which Congress has declared to
be illegal. There was danger that the work OF
reconstruction would fail by the very military
mower which they had raised up to forward it.
At this crisis it was incumbent on Congress to
be true and consistent to ITSELF and proceed to
abrogste these governments. 1t became Con-
gress to say at once what they intended to DO.
Although declaring in the acts referred to that
those State governments were illegal, Congress
had not proceeded in the exercise Of its power
to do away with them abruptly, but in the pre-
sent iuncture there should not be moments
hesitation. H the amendment Of MIR. Frey
linghuysen was adoptodit would mean nothing.
He fMr. Morton) wanted peremptory order
to this committee to tring in a bill Immediate
". and he desired this Senate to so order.
MIR. Freylinghuysen said he did not intend
to oppose any Of the experiments which had
been advanced by the Senator, but thought it
but right that some confidence should be re-
posed in the Judgment Of the committee.
The expiration Of the morning hour cut OF
further debate on the resolution, and the
House bill to suspend further contraction of
the currency was taken up and discussed to
the time Of adjournment.
HOUSE
In the House resolutions asking the release
Of Father McMahon and several other Fenians
was passed.
The bill preventing whiskey frauds, &C
amended by the Senate, came up, and was
discussed until the House adjourned.
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TO JUNK.sHOP KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL /
DrnP,rRFR a 1897 (

UFFICE CIEIfIh OC OOONOII5(
DECEMBER 2, 1857.
VlHH JUNK.sHOP LICENSES OF THE FOLLOW
i ING persons have expired. They are hereby
notified TO apply ct this Office Immediately and re-
new the same:
PHILIP RILEY, Warren and St Philip-strees.
M REYNOLDS, No. s Bedon's Alley.
iIARY BURKE, No. "a Calhoun-street
EDMUND WALLACE, No. ~ Washington-street-
JAMES WALLACE, No. 95 Spring street. -
JOHN LEAHY, Nc. 214 Coming.street
MARY HAFFERTY, Columbus and Hanover:sts.
MARY CAMPBELL, President and Cannon-sts.
p. MANION, No. 81 State-s,reet
JOHN HENNY, No. 10 Queen-street.
JAMES BARRY, No. 10 Wharfstreet.
D. CONROY, No. 50 ST. Phihp-street.
P. DORAN, No. 10 E1change-sreet
P. PNKUSSOHN, No. IS East Bay.
W. a. SMITH,
December 8 Clerk Of Council.
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Wbhnarp.
IN MEMORIAM.

DIED. in this city. on the 18th of December. 1857,
Mr.. JOHN B. LEAHY, aged SO years, native OF the
County Limerick, Ireland, but for the last twenty
seven yearse respected and useful citizen OF Charles
ton, 8. O., where his gentle demeanor, unobtrusive
manners and generous hospitality, won many warm
friends. Long will his peculiar traits Of character be
remembered by many Of us, for his great ambition
was not to surpass but TO please. An afectonate
family, whom he fondly revered, will ever remember
his worth BIS loss to them Is irreparable. In the
midst of life Of usefulness he passed from amongst
us, leaving bereaved widow, two daughters, and
numerous relatives and friends, to mourn his loss;
yet they mourn not as those without hope, for he
ever strictly devoted to the observances Of his
holy religion, and we hope he has exchanged his
home ON earth for crown Of immortality.
A FRIEND.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH ITS
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voluntary emissions, loss Of semen, spermatorrhuA
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life and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands Of cases. Price IS per package Of
SIX boxes and vial, or 81 per single box. Sold by
druggists, and sent by mail ON receipt OF price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE COMPANY, No. 6e2 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK. September 10
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THE oRANGEBURG NEWS,

nUpL1sHED EVERY SATURDAY MoRNIN
L at Orangeburg, 8. c. Terms 81 per annu ,
in advance. -.-. .,,,,..
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies
the ORANoEBURa NEWS will be circulated TOR
benefit oi our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserteo on tne most
,iherai Terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News,
February Is 0rangeburg. q. G.
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Spefial 1lotifes.

@ HOME LOAN AND BUILDING ASSO-
cIATIoN.-The FTFTY-F1RsT 1NsTALMENT Of
this Association will be received during This Day
at No. % Hsyne-street. Sale Of money at CD seven
P. NJ, This Evening, the 10th instant at Masonic
Hall.
Several lots Of forfeited shares will be sold.
GRO. F. KNsEY,
January 10 Treasurer.
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suspension OF O. Banking House In
Richmond-Exniteme In the Con-
vention.
RICHMOND, January 9.-Harrison, Goddin d
Apperson, q large banking and real estate firm,
suspended paymen; to-day. Their depositors
viii be paid.
In the convention, this morning, the session
was occupied by NJ. Hunnicut in speech VIM
dicating his political history against charges
from the conservative side. An exciting inter
1uption occurred, in which the statement that
Senator Hunter WIS a traitor was pronounced
a lie by conservative member. The conven-
tion then adjourned until night.
At night the convention adopted seventeen
sections of the Bill Of Rights, all being similar
to the old yirginin bill, excepting an amend
meut adopted striking out the word twelve
in fixing the number Of jury, and another
giving any person right to speak or write
their sentiments, snd be held responsible for
the same.
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The Louisia.na Convention.

New ORLEANS, January 9.-In the conven-
ton to-day a resolution was offered by col
ored member that PEI diem Of members cease
after the goth inst. The motion was tabled.
The balance Of the day was devoted to the
adoption Of articles relating to the legislative
body.
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Riot In Te1as-A Republican Meeting
Broken Up.

NEW ORLEANS, January "a meeting OF
Republicans at MAJ shall, Texas, on the S1st,
was broken up by mob. Judge Caldwell, the
speaker, was fred at several times. He sought
protection at post headquarters. The dis
turbers of the peace were arrested by the mill
tary, who afterwards, by order Of General
Hancock, turned them over to the civil au'
thorities, who released them on bail.
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fanfrQl 1ptiff.

aS- The Relatives, Friends and Acc
quaintances Of Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM LLOYD, Mr..
and Mrs. E. W. LLOYD, and Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOB
DAWSON, respectfully invited to attend the Flu.
neral Services of Mrs. WILLIAM LLOYD, at Grace
Church, This Morning, at 10 O'Clock, without further
invitation. January 10
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The Georgia Convention.-Gen. Meade
Promises to Give Satisfaction.


ATLANTA, January 9.-The committee to
wait on General Meade reported that the Cen
eral assured the convention that he would use
all the powers conferred upon him by the re-
construction acts for the speedy restoration OF
Georgia to all her rights in the Union. On the
question Of the authority Of members to hold
their seats, the convention adopted q resolu-
ton that the proclamation Of General Pope is
conclusive.
The Relief Committee reported an ordinance
to forever forbid legal action on any contract
or debt of date prior to June list, 1855.
A resolution was adopted appointing COM
mittee of one delegate from each congressional
district in the Stase, to prepare list OF persons
in whose behalf Congress should be petitioned
by the convention to remove the disabilities
imposed by the acts of Congress.
Ordinances vera introduced to give suffrage
to all men who can read the Constitution of
the United States and have paid their taxes,
and to give equal rights, irrespective OF color,
to all in all public places and conveyances.
A resolution wss introduced to inquire into
the propriety Of selling the State Road.
The Financial Agent of the convention re-
ported that General Meade handed him, In
writing, the following "General Meade de-
sires DR.. Augur 10 say to the convention that
he is clearly Of the opinion that they are en-
titled to their pay and incidental expenses
from the State Treasury, and that he will en-
deavor, as soon as possible, to remove the
obstacles now existing to their beng paic."
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January 10

@ OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, JANUARY Z, 1s0s.-The Board OF d.
rectors Of this Company having declared dividend
Of FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE on the Capital Stock
Of this Company, the will be paid to stockhold
ers on and after the Goth instant.
The Books for Transfer will be closed from date
until the Doth instant.
WI. HERIoT,
January8 Secretary and Treasurer.
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE,

nUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. ST 5LoR-
ENCE, s. c., offers an excellent meolum 70
Merchants and others who wish to extend their
hnsiness In te Pee Dee section Of the State. Bates
of advertising very reasonable. ssptsmhsr l6
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.Marrieb.

WHITEsIDEs-LEECH.-By the Rev. B. LATHAN,
on the oath ut at the house Of the BRIDES father,
DR.. T. B. WHITESDES and Miss q. II. LEECH, all
Of York District
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January
CITY TAXES,

: OFFICE UF TIE UITY ASbESSOHyI
CITY HALL, January I, 1858.
NrOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CON.
IN CERNkD that the Monthly Returns for the
month Of December past (1ss7l in compliance with
tho Tax Ordinance, ratified on the 28th day Of De-
ce1nber, 1865, must be made on or before the 18th
instant W. N. HUGHES,
January Is City Assessor.
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Milrket Reports.

New YORK, January 9.-Cotton dull and de-
chning; sales 1870 bales, at 16al64c., closing at
16c. Flour, State, ss sOa1O; Southern $40 o4al5.
Wheat dull. Western Mixed Corn 81 9Sa1 So;
White Southern 81 9Oa1 So. Mess Pork, old,
s21 IL. Turpenine 51sa52ac. Rosin 81 9Oa7.
Freights frmer on Cotton; 5-16al by sail, aas
by steam. Money easy. Gold closed firm at
s7s.
BALTIMORE. January 9.-Cotton dull; Mid
dlings, 152a16. Flour firm but dull. Wheat
unchanged. White Corn, 81 Goal 20; yellow,
81 2Oa1 %. Oats, 74a76. Rye fiat. Provisions
unchanged.
CNc1NNAI, January s.-Flour quiet. Corn,
in ear IS. Whiskey unsettled under Congress
sional action. Mess Pork, old, 500; new, s21.
Shoulders 81; Clear Sides, IL. Lard, 12l.
AUGUSTA, January 9.-Cotton quiet; sales,
$50; receipts, 100; middling, 1S2a14.
SAVANNAH, January 9.-Cotton easier, but
not quotably lower; sales 674 bales; Middlings
14a; receipts 2a5S bales. Receipts of the week
II $40. For the season, Upland 251,b45, Sea
Island 5s13. Exports Ct the week 1900, oi
which to Liverpool 4SOs, Continent 22s5, coast
wise 1857. Stock B,112.
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ST. MICHA.EL's CLOCK. -
OFFICE CLERK Or COUNCIL. /

December u, 1857.
TsTIMATEs FOR REPAIRING. CLEANING AND
r. PUTTING IN ORDER ST. MICHAEL 'SC CLOCK,
Will be received ut this Office until Monday, 18th IN
stant, at Ia o'clock. go =. o. =
The Clock can be examined by applying at the
Man Guardhouse for the key OF the Church.
Separate estimates for arranging The STRIKING
APPARATUS will be received at the same time.
BY order. w. q SMITH,
J,nuary4 Clerk Of Counm.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREAsU RER,l
CHARLEsroN, 8. O., Sd january, 186a
TJOLDERS OF COUPONS OF THE FIRE LOAN
H BONDS Of the City Of Charleston. arc nod-
neC that those due the 1st instant Will be paid on
presentation at tho First National Bank in tins city
8. THOMAS, City Treasurer.
T.nrorv
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NEW YORK AND CHARLHsT0a

4 STEAMSHIP LNE-FOR NEW YORK.
A~s.s, THE SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL
NE1y w Steamship MANHATTAN, Csptain
ZE1Mlk1k3N" WooDHuII,f viii! leave Adgers
@f ~ ~ South Wharf on Saturday, the 11th
For outward Freight ensseemsnis apply to
COURTENAY Il TRENHOLM corner Adger'a
Wharf and East Bay. =.
For Passage and matters pertaining TO inward
Freigbts, apply to STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
No. IA East Bay. ..-:l.., -.-r-.
' STREET, BROTHERS co.,( .,.n+s
CoURTENAY & TRENHOLM
Janrary8 .,.-c --'--,
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a@ OFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY
IN THE MATTER OF sIM0Ns BE BROWN vs.
BROwN.-Under the order made In this case, the
creditors Of the late A. n. BROWN are called upon
to appear before the undersigned and prove their
demands on or before the first day Of February,
1853, or be excluded from the benefit Of the decree
hereafter TO be made in rhis matter.
JAMES TUPPER, Master in Equity.
January fl
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Negro Riot In 1,ennessee-Two Blacks
KILLED.

NASHVILLE, TENN, January "a black ane
white riot took place at Pulaski, in which two
negroes were Killed and five wounded; one
white WAS seriously hurt, and further trouoie
is apprehended.
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The Stanton Imbroglio o.

THE REPORT OF SENATOR HOWARD In v1ND1oA-
T1oN OF THE EX-sECRETARY-A FIERCE on
sLAUaHT AGAINST THE PRESIDENT.
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JAcKsosyHLE.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. JoHN's
RIVER. o-uy
-,-A STEAMERS DIcTAToRyAND
@sz5 S. CITY POINT, will leave Charleston
eyerJ IEesday and Friday Epcnings, ut 8 o'tlock.
for above Llaces, and Savannah every Hea<saay End
Sues msr DfoTAIoR, Capt L. n Coxrrrxa, sails
TuesdIy Euenino. 4i.o
Ste. .msr CITY POINT, Capt s. Apz1ss, sails m
day Epenirc
For Freight or Passage apply ON board or Of once
Of ]. D. AIKEN co., Agents,
JaruaryS South Atlantic Wharf
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Gitp Aouertisemeuts.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF HEALTH DEPARTMENTAL
CHARLEsTyN, y. O., January 10. 1e6aJ
TUE PHYSICIANS IN CHARGE OF THE ClTX
l. Dispensarios win vAooINAlR EkEE OF
OHAa6E Eail-rA.an----Az,tikl>A-<> 0tepdnsxry
rraaiee on application at THAR rsspective Offices,
and Iueh persons are earnestly urged TO ooas soe-
war for that purpose. -sf.. ~ iiEzc,i
DMEoIoRY. 10 lgQn4
Office Of Health District No. 1.-No leKazkst-
street.
Office Of Health District No. 2.-oorner Of Church
and Eradd streets. ~ al ~, yaGc.t
Office Of Health Distric. No. s.-shirs's Dlspeu.
sary, Society.street u
Office Of Health District No. A-Corps= oil St
Philip and Warren streetg
Office Of Health District No. t.-cornsr Of st.
Philip and Warren streets. = -
Office of Health District No. 6.-corner Of Cannon
and Smith streets.
isigned) GEORGE 8. PELKER, u, D.
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The report of Senator Howard in the case OF
ex-Secretary Stanton, which was laid before
the Senate on Tuesday last, is quite long
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INTERESTING PRIVATE LETTER FROM THE NTE-
RIoR OF THE sTATE-coNDTTIoN OF LABOR, &C.,
IN THE UPLAND DISTRICTS.
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aG ROYAL HAVANA ALOTTERY.-PRIZEs
CASHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DOUBLOONs and all
kinds Of GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
No. Is Wall street,
October 10 1yr New York.
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aTOFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY,
CHARLESTON, 2orH DzcRanxn, 1se7.-RoBERT.
SON us ALsTON.-Iids in writing, will be received
ct this Office until the Goth Of January, 1853. for the
rent purchase OF the whole either Of the vau.
able RICE ESTATES, In Georgetown District known
by the names Of "Friendfeld," "Michaud's Point, I"
strawberry Hill, /" Marietta" and Calais"
A Plat Of these Lands can be seen at this Office.
JAMES TUPPER,
December 80 m1t9 Master In Equity.
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MO. 1LIQUpR L1cNHsE

A PPLICATIONs FOB NO. LIQUOR LIoENsRS
n must be filed In this Office BY, the 18th In
start w. q. SMITH,
January CIerk OF Council.
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rHE COTTON TAX IN TIE sENATE-How THE
pIrI, TO REPEAL WAS AMENDED
AND NORTHERN INTERESTS TRIUMPHANT-THE
RECONSTRUCTION CASES n THE SUPREME
CoURT-UNPLEAsANr EUMoRs-THE NEGRO
CONVENTIONS SOUTH.
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4----tA--1~k ~
tion in the Parish Of st. Johns Berkeley known as
CLAREMoNT, containing about 112 acres, Of which
II acres are swamp, and Ss high Land. Abuttiag to
the north and east on 'Ellwood;" to the south on
strawberry" and to the west on Cooper River.
Offers will be received by JAMES TUPPER,
January 8 Wins Master In EQUITY,