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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-31

MEMAN ANCIPATION DAY, 1861
CHARLESTON. DECEMBER %, lSGS-At meeting
of the Republicans, held at Military Hall on the
evening of the 2S instant the following gentlemen
were appointed committee to arrange all matters
connected with the proposed celebration OF Eman-
cipaiion, which will take place in this city ou the
first day OF January, 1869, to wit:
]. NJ. ADAMS, Union League OF America.
j. F.. EDWARDS Lincoln Light Infantry.
ALEX. WILLIAMS. Republican Guards.
P.L. MILLER Comet Star Fire Enginc Comp pany,
No. 6.
Ne BnowN, Prcnptitule Fire Engine Com pany,
No. T.
L. c. TUCKER, Ashley Fire Engine Company, No. g..
ELIJAH LEVY, Union Star Fire Engin Company,
No. G.
GEORGE MITCHELL, Prudence Fire Engine Com
pany, No. 1.
JAMES +. YoUNG, Wide Aw axe association.
GEORGE D. !.IroHELL Airiaau United lues.
L. T. RliAMEs, Mechanics Association.
The committee retired. and subsequently report
ed that Mr. ALEX. WILLIAMS was chosen Chairman
of the Executive Committee, and Mr.. JAMES F.
You've Secretary: also that Rev. L j. ADAMS was
chosen Chaplain ol the day, ylr. w. Il. MIsaiw to
read the Emancipation Proclamation, and y. j. Ran
SER Orator of the day.
The committee will call upon citizens for con'ri-
buttons.
By order. EDWD. P. WALL.
December 80 8 Secretary.
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REMOVAL OF PoLrr1CAL DISABILITIES
Among the persons whose political disabilities
we're removed by ihc act recently passed by
Congress, we notice the names OF the follow
ing citizens
AL McCaslan and William Hill, OF Able
vilic County; William ]. Mixson, OF Barnwe!l;
John T. Porteous, of Beaufort; George BUST
Of Charleston; C. W. McFadden, Of Chester
Charles 3. Farmer. j.. J. Klein. aEd and
John w. Burbidge, of Colleton; R. H. Ed
munds, of Fairfield; William 4. Med .niel, Jno;
II. Goodwin, Alex. McBee, Il. Al. Smith and
William E. Earle, OF Grcenvillc; ". II: Langs-
ton. of Laurens; john c. Secrcst, OF Lancas-
Ter; Julius u. Sha2kin, of Oconee; Thompson
II. Cooke, Geo. Bolivar and William n. Mount,
of Orangeburg; Spartan D. GUo6lctt, r. e.
Holcombe, John W. Singleton, L. n. Robins
and James L. Hagood, Of Pickens; John Heart
and William II. Talley, of Richlandi ?. Qlinn
Camp and y. L. Smith. OF Spartunburg; II. L.
Herict and john J. Kncz, cf Sumter.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

TIE NANKM OUTRAGE DEATH OF SIR RIcHAR1
MAYNE. =
LONDON, December 2S.-The Star this psorn'
ing condemns and the Standard approves tHe
recent action of the British authorities III
Nankin.
Sir Richard Mayne, who made himself no
torious not long since by breaking up a DUN
day meeting IN Hyde Park, died yesterday
TURKEY QUIET.
Tho nrovinces are entirely tranquil. Turk
;sb Commander Klamil has arrived before
Syra.
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.
sIoSpoN, December 30--Parliament metto'
dav. The new Ministers were sworn 10, ano
writs we're issued for elections to fill vacaa'
cies. Parliament then adjourned TO Feb
ruary 16. -.
Reverdv johnson has no doubt of the rat'h-
tion Of the naturalization treaty by the Senate.
FLIGHT OF THE GREEKS FROM TURKEY.
VIENNA, December .2S.-Grccians are fleeing
from Turkey on account Of the threatened war
Several families of fugitives have been receiv-
ed by the people Of Roumania. They have
been warned, however, that they must observe
absolute neutrality in case of war, on pain Of
expulsion.
GsEroE SHOWS SIGNS OF YIELDING.
VIENNA. December 90.-The Presse OF this
city says that Greece is prepared to comply
with Turkeys ullanaatuna if supported by the
great powers.
THE SPANISH BUDGET-THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
MADRID, December 27.-The government is
taking measures to reduce the budget Tor the
ensuing year.
Emilio CASTELAR,, the wel-known Republican,
saws that q republic has been morally form ed
already in Spain, as the Republican party car
ried all the great cities in the country except
Madrid, in the late elections.
TURKEY PREPARING FOB WAR.
CoNsTAN11NoPLE, December 29.-Great pre-
parations are progressing in the arsenal on
account of the threatened war. Transports
with Supplies have been sent to Hobart Pasha's
floet.
SPAIN DETERMINED TO HOLD CUBA.
MADRID, December 9O.-The government
will dispatch 10000 troops for Cuba during
January.
Marshal Payia, recently Governor-General
of Madrid, is dead.
With view to reducing the budget, the
suppression Of thirty-seyen Cantain-General-
ships, Goyernorships and Bishoprics, is sus-
gested.
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GREELEY ON TIE -IMNESTY.
His Views in Regard to the Release of
Jefferson Davis.
From the New York Tribune. December %

From the New York Tribune, December %
President Johnsoa's Christmas Proclema-
ton of Universal Amnesty cXclteS little inter-
est and provokcs few remarks. We rejoice
that tl., very man who was most vehement
aud vcciierous IN proclaimiDS that treason
was q crime and traitors must be punished,
when Llncoln's murder had set the country
wild for vengeance, now fathers the most sweep
ing amnesty ever pronounced oy man. LII 50
fir Us he may have sought OF wished 10 disturb
the foundations DEMONSTRATION as enacted by
Congress. his proclamation can have no legal
force; oshcrwisc, wc presume 1t VII! taEe
ir,ll effect. If any OF the lending rebels hare
thus far remained abroad from apprehension
That thor would hc prosecuted or otherwise
molested if tl;oy came home, they will soo1 be
among ua. Ne doubt that they are 50 many
as twenty IN eli.
We soltiom of la!e tiad decent excuse for
preising Andrew Johnson; but we thanG him for
putting an cnd, even thus tardly, to tho swlnd-
ing legal farce, enacted every few months, un-
der the decetlui title of "rrial OF JET. Davis. "
a swindle by which nobody Is Guped-a farce at
which nobody thinks Of aughlnS--must lave
outlivcd it's day. Now, there has been no ILL
telligent person decelrel, ior at least two
wears back, by the pretence OF keeping Davis
in confinement or holding him to bail, as
though it were intended that he should be put
on }rial for his life. For time, there was
some such expectation; and the good-natured
public thought it rather nice thing to spend
$1,000 or so per aInum to keep him sale IN
Fortress Monroe till the day of trial should
arrive, But he who does @ mo not TX lnoS % thai thai
treason is still rampant and perilous, or
very soon after its collapse, else. convic-
ton is impossible, caanoL have read many vol
umes of history We doubt that it was ever
possible to convict Davis of treason in civil
court, unless by excluding every active Demo
crat from The jury-box. Judge Underwood,
who would have rejolccd to try him with u
chance of success, testified before commit
tee of Congress that no .verdc5 could be OBJ OBJ
tanned against him in Virginia. unless tha jury
we're packed for the pu!posc-which is IN
, ioGbtedly true. ArG that trnth doubtless
afforded one oil the reasons for not trying
him.
II any one is sorry that we are not to have
another procession OF lawyers to Richmond
auo,her tablcau i'll court - aud another an,
nouncement by telegraph that the Trial Ut
Jefferson Davis has been postponed To the next
term-hc will doubtless make II manifest.
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Sprfial iaotiees.

aT EMANCIPATION DAY.-THE SOCIE-
TIES, Compan es, and organizations which propose
to engage in tie celebration of the day will assemble
at A. NJ on Meeting street, east side, near Mary
street, whore the line will bo formed, the right rest
ing on Mary street.
Tho procession will move of at Q o'clock, and
proceed through Mary-strest to King, duwn King to
Hascl, through Bascl to Meeting, down Meeting to
Whit, Point Garden, where On Grafton will be de-
livered BIZ Hon. A. J. RANSIER. The Emanctpa.
ton PROCLAIM iton will be reed by ". q. M1SHAW;
and Rev. E. j. ADAMS, Chaplain, will oprn srd i'ro-
cendings with pryor.
Marshals of the Dly-W. I. Oliver, Chief; w.
Grant w. ]. Brodic, W. H. Birnie, j. P. Howard.
Tho various societies. companies and organiza-
lions are respectfully requested to make the proper
arrangement for their punctual attendance as above.
By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
P. L. MILLER Chairmln.
j. NJ ADAMS, J. Z. EDWARDS,
ALEX. WILLIAMS, N. E. BROWN,
L. T.. TUCKER, +. LEVY.
G. MITCHELL, G. y. MITCHELL,
JAMES J. YOUNG, +. h. RA11E1,
j. II. JENKINS.
Desember 81
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A Western Estimate of the Future OF
South CGrolinu.

The Cincinasi Enquirer, in o late issue, re-
marks:
We observe that line of steamers has been
established between Charleston, South Caro-
lima, and Liverpool. This and the railroads
soon to be completed, placing the city in direct
communication with Charleston, are facts
worthy the attention of the business men OF
this city, with view to establishing business
relations in the State of South Carolina. The
completion of the Rabun Gap Road and another
roadnow completed in Tennessee, to the North
Carolina line, and which is to run along. the
valley Of the French Broad 10 Ashevilie, North
Carolina, and thence into South Carolina, will
open to this city outlet to the Atlantic shorter
than any other by about two hundred miles.
There is also now fine opportunity for capl-
talists to invest in real estate in South Carolina.
Lands can now be purchased in that State at
very low prices, which will certainly increase
greatly in value. No safer or more profitable
investment can well be made at this time .han
IN the lands in the Southern States.
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JUDGMENTS AWARDED III TIE COURT OF
C1A1Ms.-A document just published shows The
number of Judgments rendered BY the United
States Court OF Claims during the present year,
the names OF the parties in whose foyor they
were rendered, and Of their attorneys and the
amounts awarded. The court gave favorable
judgments il fifty three cotton cases, the cotton
having been captured by the United States;
quired to prove loyalty to the United States at
t.ie ;ime OF the capture. The aggregate OF
these cotton claims is s5O0,OOl. The sums
awarded range from under $1,000 to SH. 900.
The court threw out the claims for acceptances
of suadr'y bills of exchange or drafts by john B.
FlOyd. Secretary CT War.
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: WASHINGTON.

EMBEzzLEMENT ARMY OF THE PoToMAc-souTH'
ERN NuLITIA-GRANr.
WASHINGTON, December S0.-Paymastcr Ell
ward Bellows, of South Pacific Squadron, is or
trial for charging god and disbursing cur
rency.
The officers of the Army of the Potomac
will meet here on WashinSton's birthday fol
the purpose of forming permanent society.
The President has received no official copy
of the bill repeating the law forbidding militia
in the Southern States.
General Grant and family left for tho North
ut noon to-day.
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erruE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL.

@rlIE GREAT PICTORIAL ANU al. =
HOSrGTrEI'S UNITED STATES AIN Anal iof
1862 for distribution, gratis>ffroas the United
States and all ciyilizyS countries o; the Western
ucml:phcrc, will v. published about tine first OF
.Japuary and oJt who wish to understand the true
nlilo.o,,I,,,> >of health slloud read and ponder the
r.,ua;l suggestions il contains. In addition TO al
.,lt rabc medical treatise or tue causes, prevention
aud cure OF great variety of diseases it embraces
large amount OF inform .ton interesting TO the met
cha t. The mechanic, the miner, tue farmer. the
planter, and professional man; and the calculations
Lave been made 10. such merilians AMI attudes as
are most suitable lor L correct ana comprehensive
National Calendar.
The nature, uses, AMI extraordinary sanitary
effects OF HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIrrERS, the
staple toLic and alternative of more than half the
Christian world, are fully set forth i'll its pages
which are also ntcrspcred with pictorial illusra
tions valuable recipes for the household and farm,
humorous anecdotes, and other instructive and
amusing reading matter, original and selected.
Among the ANIMALS to appear with the opening ci
the year, this will be one OF the most useful an d
may be had for the asking. Send for copies 10 Tic
Central Mandatory at pittsburg, Pa, or t. the
nearest dealer in Hostettcrs Stomach Bitters. The
Btcrs are sold in every city, town and village and
are extensively used throughout the entire civilized
world. DSc December 23
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Marrif6.

SMITH-AXSON.-In this city. on Monday ev en-
ing, the 2S:h inst at the residence of the brd e's
brother Mr.. J. AxsoS, By the Rey. W. H. VILLA Ms,
Mr.. NORMAN W. Si1IrH to Miss HARRIET E.
AySON.
MULLER-sEMCKE-n Thursday, December
IT, ut the residence of tho brides father by the Rev.
L. MULLER, Mr. D. MULLER of Hanover, Germany,
to Miss JULIA II. SEuCKE Of this city. =
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RE EXTRA FROM A LETTER FROM
JERUsALEM.-"wc started carly to ascend Mount
Ovet, to behold the sun gld the mlnarets and tow
ers OF the devoted city, from the place where memory,
stirred by thousand associations, should exit the
mind as well the eye to the inspiration OF the scene
Well is the voyager repaid for long travels, horrid
roads, antedluvian cookery, squalid companionship
and the opportunities oil begging. thievinS Arabs.
Well would it have repaid you, oh! man OF COM
merec and the cruciblel and well might you have
been reminded of your own city, for here, painted
upon board nailed against ono OF the huge ancient
olive trees under which the sacred martyrs toied for
tue sins of the world, eighteen hundred years ago,
were these familiar figures: IS. T.-1sGO-X." We
do not know who did it, but nc doub: some poor in
valid traveller, cured by the PLANTATION BIT
TIERS, wished to advertise their virtues in place
from whence all knowledge flows"
MAGNOLIA WATER. .-Supctor 10 the best imported
German Cologne, and sold ct half the price.
December 90 iuths3
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agBUY YOUR TEA AND CoFFEE-FRoM
KRIETE l. CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe.
streets, aud get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November IA 3moe
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FOR BRUNSWICK, GA
FOE PaLETNA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAyANNAA, Il; kN aNDtAA AND JAChSoS

VILE.
r==->, THE FTRsT-cAsS STEAM Ea
- LICriTOR. Captain cHAs. WILEY,
win sail from C.a:cs.oa rre' inecfay Erean7' az
Eight O'Clock, ior the above poi1!s.
The first class Stcaipcr * eOi"T, ra"tHn NM
t McHELry, will at from ch rieston every ff'fa3
Ercnirg ! Eight o'co:x ior above poiniS.
ronnecting with the Contra, Railroad at >ava1nah
to- Mobile and Ne Orleans, AMI viii tne Florida
Railroad ct Fcrraadiit for Cedar hc?s 1t wa;ch
nc;nt steamers connect with New OrlsaIs. Mobile,
Pensacola. Hey West and IL 'rana.
Through Bills La,in. given for F-eis.t to Mobile,
BSfI steamers conntc.iny ,r,N r. g Nt-ra steam.
ets Ocldcata and Griffin fr Sir:, Springs ani Lakes
Griffin. EuStis, Harris ad Dp".' f4..
All freight p'yat!e cn the ~iiar;
Goods not removed at =uas.: ra -'c~c6 :: risf
and expense OF ow.ers
For Freight OF pisss;e engagement, :, apply to
i. j.. .INr% y ~, -=-cr-,
>cau tilr'ic ~ hart.
N E.-No extra charge for Mo : anA "Titrrooms
Steamer city Point viii iolch a. y. Lays. Cie o.
goirg and returning o,ch week.
Novomber %
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GO OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES December o. 1s6s.-A
DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS PEE SHARE on the
Capital Stock OF this Company having been declared
by the Directors the will be paid or and after
Monday, 9TH proxmo.
Tnc BOOKS or rru1,sfer will be closed from this
date to 4th proNmo. W. j. HERlOl,
December % Secretary and treasurer.
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George R. Butler, President OF the late
Tennessee National Bank, OF Nashville, was
arrested at Memphis. charged with embezzling
the State School fund to tho amount of three
hundred thousand dollars, and taken to Mas h.
Vile for trial
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bifurcation took place, and then the. burning
mineral went down to the base Of the mountain
in two streams of perhaps twenty feet each in
width, looking in the darkness like two broad
ribbons OF fire streatching down into the plain
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INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKE T
LINE, VIA BEAUFORT ASH HILTON HEAD,
coSHEcT1SG WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
rr9> THE FINE, FAST STEAM
-. a.Ss.,r--=5 PILOT BOY, Captain FEM PECK. will
leave CLarirsIon on Monday and Thursday Mornings,
nj Fight o'clock. Returning, leave savannah on
Tucsi :, and Saturday Mornings. at halfpast Eigh
O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERG USON,
December so Accomm odatiol Wharf.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'D


PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'e
THROUGH LIN. TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AYD PASSAGE AT GREATLY RB
DUCED RATESi
c1.>7- STEAMERS OF The ABOVE.
&:t.s1s. - line leave Pier 40. 42, North River.
.[/f>IISx ;tffYa foot OF Canalstreet New York, G.
:s.: K. ~ o'clock noon, the 1s 9th, 18th
and oath of every month Except when these dates
fall on Sunday, then the saturday precedingl.
Departure OF 1st and oath connect at Panama witn
steamers for South pacifc aud Central American
ports. Those OF Isl touch at M1uZanillo
Departure of 9Th or each month connects Witf
the new steam line from Panama TO Australia anc
New Zealand.
steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
cisco fc r tyn1r aud Japan January 1. 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana. but &c
direct from New Yor; 10 Asp:uwdl
One hundred pounds baggage free to each acui-
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage l,c!iets or further information appls
ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE on the WnaII
foot OF Canal-sLrcc., ,oith River New York.
March II Tyr +. L. BABY, Agent.
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Spefial HOtifes.

maENsIoNERs OF THE SOUTH Ca
ROL1NA SOCIETY will please call on the Treasurer,
at No. 2BROAD-STREET ths2 December 81
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November 81

aJOFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL-
WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND EtSr
BAY STREETS, CHARLESTON S. c., December 25,
1854 Quarlery Dividend OF NEDoLLiR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per Share has been declared
by the Board of Directors Of this Company, and the
same will be paid on and after Friday, The 1st o.
January, 1869. on application at the company's
Office. s. ". RAMSAY,
December % Secretary and treasurer.
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gJ BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
FOR Young MEN on the interesting relation OF
bridegroom 10 Bride in the institution OF harriages-
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent BY mail in sealed letter envelopes fee "f charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phila.
delpha, PI. September q
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GD- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.--THIS
splcpiil IIa,r Dye is the best in Tie world; the
only truc and perfect Dye; harmlessA reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
ints remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; inviso'
rates aud leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
hrowr. Sold by all Druggists and Periumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, NO
Uon,.strcrt. Ne.y York Tyr January .
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ag- ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. ALL
persons having claims against the Estate OF the late
q. q. WILLIAMS will present the same, properly
attested, to MessrG. BROWN & MIKELL, Attorneys
at Law, Law Range, Broad street, and all persons
indebted to said Estate will please make payment to
the same q. II. WILLIAMS,
Qualified Administrator.
Noyennber 21 2amo3mo
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@NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the meeting Of the Legislature an application will
be made fer Charter for the "DECTsCHER AR
TnLERIE," Unterstuizungs yerein.
December 81 tn
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

s~s..,.D TBE SPLENDID s1DE WHEEL
HF55SIs.vG' STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, LOCK-
LIIESlI5ISYS WOOD Commander will leave Ad-
.s1szssessss ger's Wharf Saturday, the I'd
January. 1869, at Ten o'clock 4. NJ
Rv1hrough Bills OF Lading given to Boston and
Providence X. l.
Rs-Insurapce can be obtained on these steamers at
= per cent.
For Freight or Passage, having splendid Cabin
accommo do ions apply to
JAMES ADGER 1 o..
Corner Adgcr's Wharf and East Pay (Up ST. 81.
The steamship CHARLESTON will follow on Tu>s-
day. the 5th January, at halfpast Twelve P. NJ
December 3ls thS2
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@CONSIGNEES' S'NOTICE.-CONSIGNEES
per British bark AGRA are hereby notified that che
has been entered under the Five Days act. AL goods
not permitted at The expiration of that period will be
sent to Custonhouse Stores. RAvENEL & co.
nhnr
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@TO WANTED ESTI-
MATES for building sheds, erecting steam engine,
setting boilers and rock-washers &C., at the works
of the Charleston Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany, located in Saint Andrews Parish nelr Ashley
Ferry
Also for building and laying about one and half
miles OF tram-road.
Drawings and specifications may be seen at the
Cfice OF the Company. Wentworth-street or any in
formation obtained by applying to Colonel JOS. A.
YATES the Superintendent, at the Marysville Phos.
phate Mills, Ashley River. A. 81. LOCKE,
December 80 2 Secretary c. N. and NJ. Co.
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TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROU re TO FLORIDA. !iIKEN
-~-e.-, Aud other places, should not fai
XI&Sxs - to lay in their supplies OF PROVIs-
LI/Wf1TfSfTS IONS, CLAREIS. CHAMPAGNES
SzG.4S -SzGl4SD.u CORDIALS, BRANDIES, WBIS
KIES. WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS &c.
Pates OF Wild Game and Devilled Ham for Sand =
wiches and Llincheous.
a1-Send for o catalogue.
VIM. S. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 275 King street,
Between Wentworth and Beauain,
Charleston, :. G.
Branch of No. 900 Broadway, corner Goth street,
New York. October2S
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FUR NEW YORK.
NEW ROUTE.

REDUCTION IN FREIG HT.
. THROUGH BILLS OF LADING
XkSas~GiSss. from New Orlears to Charleston, s.
LIf%ElIfGi21 VIA Florida Railroad and ALL
rvSsE=aS- ANCE LINE U. S. Mall Stea nships.
And steamers CITY POINT and DICTATOR will be
given for
Sugar, to Charleston, per bh1. 30
Sugar, to Charleston. per barrel.
Molasses. to Charleston per barrel. .......-.-.2 60
Rice to New Orleans, per I00 pounds. ......... -
Other BreiShts in proportion to the ADORE.
=. j. D. ATKEN-& & CO.. Agents.
Charleston.
F PERKINS & CO., Agents,
No. &c Carondciet-street, New Orleans
A. B. MOVES, Agent,
December Is limo Fernandna, Fla.
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December 81 tn
@ ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of the late Captain JOHN
PALMER, of ST. Stephens Parish, are requested to
hand them in to S. W. PALMER, and those indebted
TO the Estate 10 make payment as above.
S. W. PALMER,
December 81 f. Administrator.
@FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
ARLEsTCN.-cHARLEsTON S. c., DECEMBER
81, 1s6S.-To-Morrow being New Ye1r's Day, this
Bank will be closed. Notes and acceotances due.
then must be attended to This Day.
WILLIAM C. BREEsF,
December 81 Cashier.
aTFREUNDSCHAFTSB In CONSE-
QUENCEof the indisposiiion Of several of the act
ing members, the entertainment is herewith post
poned.
By order of tho President.
CHAs. SIEGLING,
December 81 Secretary.