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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

TnIBUTE OF REsPEcr.- meeting Of the Bar
Of Charleston was held in the Equity Courtroom
Jeaterday, to pay tribute to the memory and
services OF the late General W. e. Martin. Ed.
ward McCrady, ESQ.,, was called to the chair, and
II. L. Wilkins Esq, requested to act as secretary.
The chairman stated the object OF tho meeting,
and the Hon. w. D. Porter, after graceful and
touching culogium, offered preamble and rcso.
luttons, which were seconded by the Hon. @. q.
Memmlngeri In an earnest address. Eulogics upon
the life and character OF the deceased were de-
liycred by Mr.. Thomas n. HsncEel, Hon. J. u.
Campbell and Mr.. O. Il. Miles.
Tho preamble and resolutions were sent to this
ofice at late IN hour as to preclude their pub
licatlon.
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by LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
r ARGE AND VALUABLE RICE
IL PLANTATIONS ON NORTH SANTRK
RIVER, AT TIE BEST PITCH
or THE TIDE.
At Private Sale

At Private Sale
Tho valuable RIOE PLANTATIONS on North
Santce River, Georgetown district, known az
"MilldaIn." .Nowland" AMI ',IIuIr Main," con.
talnlng, together, 1918 acres Of Land OF which $50
acres are tillc swamp Land, about 300 being now
under cultivation In rice and the balance III good
order; there arc 623 acres OF high Land, OF which
60 or 10 are cleared provision I.and, capable OF
producing 40 bushels OF corn to the acre.
On "Mill,lam" Plantation IL n good dwelling
house, tw0 large barns, q mill and one OF the
largest and beat negro settlements on North San
tee. On "Ncwland" and "l3lun Main" arc also a
negro settlement.
0n those Plantations therc is resident force OF
Seventy Laborcrs, and houses sufficient for over
200 negroes.
Tho situalon Of thls estate, lying as It does
ahOyo tho salt water and below the ircslct lands,
has always been considered among the safest on
Santee and during the long period they have
becn cultivated, there IL no Instance on record OF
the loss Of u crop. When cultivated previous to
tic war. they were capable Of producing over 40
bushels Of rice TO the acre. anu the crops nverng-
ell from $4,000 10 $4,000 bushels Of rice sent 10
market.
Fnr further particulars. apply as above. OF No.
% Broad street novio tuths0
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VIII he sold In front OF the Old Postonlcc on
O'Clock q. NJ,
The following TRACTS or LAND in ST. Siepl-
ems Parish. Charleston County, viz:
All that TRACT OF LAND known a. the Evans
iract or cypress Lake, containing 1GvU acres
more OF less: huiiing and bounding 10 tho north
on "LiLilc Wall Eye swamp" south Oh the Tract
Rnown. the Kcntiy Tract, east on Lands nor or
E,in OF ~. Johnson. and west on Lands Of John
Palmer.
All that TRACT or LAND known :,s the KcatIy
or Calvitt Tract, containing SiGti acres more or
less; butling and bounding north on Lands of
iionGcrs cast on Lands OF Evans, south OH Lands
ol johnson and Evans, and west OH Rev A.
Murray s Land.
All that TRACT OF LAND known az The Cox
Tract, containing rs acres, more or less: huttiny
anil bounding north on Lands Of II. T. lIains
east on Lands formerly or Guerry west ON Lands
Formerly of Calyi,t, and south on Lands formerly
of Cavit.
All that TRACT OF LAND known as Poplar
Hill, Formerly OF Roman, containing 2lO acres
more OF less, Ms per survey OF ID. Shepherd, dated
5,h March, 1855.
All that TRACT or LAND known as the John
son Lands, containing about 700 acres; butting
anu hounuing northeast on IInnds Of John Palm
CT, southeast on Lands OF Mrs. Sarah Johnson
anu - Smith, AMI northwest on Lands OF G. q.
McCay.
TcrIns-Onc.half cash; balance in one and two
years, on bonds secured by mortgage OF Lands
sold, with interest at seven per cent, payable
annually. (. w NJ MACKRY
nOylS thu 4 4, g.
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by BOWERS e. SIi.COX,
HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS-A
Il RARE CHANGE FOR a GOOD INVEST.
MENT 10 ANY ON; WISHING To
PURCHASE REAL. ESTATE

viii he soil ON TUESDAY, November 23d. in front
or the Old lostoilicc corner Of Broad and isaat
Bay I1Tssls ;rTs,, s,;, Al u n;M o'cL"ck ,,,
TWO VACANT LOTS ON Pine street, each mca.
surfing forty fee, Oh front and back line. by nine
ty-SiS i:rt deep more or less.
Four Houses and l.uts on Ashton street, Nos g.
., u hfn =, cncli having four rooms. with one
SaoIy kcncn. INC roofs Of the Houses are tiled;
ii'c, Wy :'S feet deep, more or less.
one Vacant lot. corner Of Cannon and Chin
qncrrin streets, 3S feet front by 100 feet docp
One Vacant l.ot on President street. west side
measuring 80 feet front, and 2s feet ON .hc back
llnc 10y ll9 feet deep, more or less.
House and I.0. on President street, weat side
Iour doors south OF Cannon street, 81 fec, on the
Iron ron' and ana 3, feel feet on ie hack line, by I2o feet
long; four large square rooms, with fine marble
,I,h mamtci Pieces dressing room and pantry; on q
piazza, u large kitchen IL by ~ feet, carriage
honse ana stables. The Kitchen IL tiled the shed
In front Of Kitchen slated; piazza timed, with q
large cistern, which contains 10000 gallons OF
water; with gas throughout the house.
r,rns, m1usc ana iol, next north OF the above on
lne by 63 feet deep, more or less House two sto-
rics high has four rooms, three fire p,accs- Roof
House and Lot, next north OF the above Lot
or N Get or on e front and hack line by O. feet deep
rooms and three fire places.
One Vacant Lot, southwest corner OF Cannon
ana PRESIDENT streets, 13 feet front and 81 feet
on the back line, by Oh feet deep, more or less
Lot next west OF the above, on Cannon street
u feet on front and back llnc by 65 feet deep more
or less.
Lot next west OF the above, on Cannon street.
2S rect on front aud back line, by W feet Deep
more or less. ~
Lot next west of the above, on Cannon street,
corner Of iargnvc's Court, 81 feet inches on
'front.' and back line, by 10 feet deep moro or less
=, i.oL next south OF the above, ON IIargrave's
Court, 60 feet on lIargravc's Court, by 81 feet
dcop, moro OF less.
Two Lots, with Tenement Houses OH them; each
iot contains IL feet front on Cannon street, the
same on back line, by 36 feet deep, more or less.
timed.
House and Lot on 1Iargravc's Court, south OF
the above 40 feet on front and back lno by 36
feet deep, more or less. House has 4 rooms,
house, AMI kitchcd tiled.
House and Lot next south OF the above Lot
contains 52 feet oil front and bnck nc by SO feet
deep. more or less. House only framed, on q
brick foundation.
Large Lot on Cannon street, west OF the above
property, 36 feet 'front.' by 130 feet deep, more or
less.
Tho PIats can he seen at our Office No. sos King
street, and Will he exhibited on day OF sale.
Terms cash. Purchasers TO pay b. l. s. for pa
pcrs and stamps. novI3 stuthslub
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Will he sold on THURSDAY, the e5th November,
instant, at ll'o'clocS a. n, in front OF tie Old
CuatomlOuse,
All that PIECE OF LAND, with the bindings
and improvements thereon, situate on the
west side OF Franklin street, nearly oppo-
site the Marine Hospital, In tlte City OF
Charleston, extending through TO South street
on The west, with an alley known o. "Crom.
Wells Terrace running through 40 much of the
upon, measuring AMI containing upon the north
and south lines $50 feet, more or less, and on
FRANKLIN street TO the east, and on Smith street
to the west 73 feet inchcs more less bounded
north by Lands OF - lIurden ana Philip Gum,
south by Lands OF Il w. Seymour east by Frnnk.
lin street, aud west by Smith street
Terms-Onc-quartcr cash; balance In one two
and three years. secured by bond with n niort-
gage OF the premises. Buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps.
nova th4 E. w. Al. MACKEY g. O. c.
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Hotel Acknowledgements II.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHAHLESTUN HOTEL.
J. +. Bentick, Union; Miss Phoebe Williams,
Laurens; Miss Jennie Kllgore, Spartanburg; Miss
Lille Vance. South Carolina; q. 3. Scott, wife,
Two children and hume, Miss Scott J. Blumenthai,
John g. Byrnc, New York; Il. 4. Brown, East
Florlda.; J. ii. Pawler, la,ly and two children,
Florence; T. q. ROsenburg, @. II. Fowler, New
York; f.. r. burrows, bradford Springs; Mrs. A.
u. Charles, Miss Charles, Miss v. Williamson. Miss
T. U. Williamson, II. s. Wilds, Darlington; w.
Cyburnc, Camden; ii. Williamson, J. A. Williams,
r. p. Williamson, Darlington; ". T. McKewn,
Orangeburg.
PAVILION HOTRL.
F. IIettmath, Augusta; ". II. Niblcs, w. d. Nc
MILAN, l,Iackyic; B. A. Ton, 0rangcburg; w.
Allen, Spartanburg; Jas. II. McMullnn, Hartwili,
Ca; @. p. Trotter, Edgenedi w. Pchforil, Wal.
haila; g. N. Parrott, Darlington; N. q. Murphy,
N. D., Marion; p. X. Coburn, summervic; G..
Walthonr, Savannah.
MILLS HousH
G. W. Tatteni, Chattanooga; J. NJ. King, Buf.
faio, N. Y; VIM. u. Kyle, New York; o. d. Peck,
Atlanta; B. II. Lovcacc, Ncwbcrry; Geo. 8. Ken
molly, PhiIadclphIa; J. u. Fullers, Frog Level, 8.
c.; John Moroao. Captain McMicheaIs. Captain J.
N. Parrish, City II. q. Ilaggctt, South Carolina;
q. II. panscomb, Canada; Chas. A. Drake. I,alll-
more; John W. Graves, Topcka B. J. Roberts.
Philadelphia; w. l.. Dcpass, Mrs. porass and
chile, Camden; Wm Wallace, Columbia; A. 8.
Gailafd, Winnsboro'; W. l.. Hughes, Louisville,
Ky
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MuRDERER AgREsTHD.-Thc Norfolk Journal
OF Tuesday says: Captain Hicks, OF the Charles
ton Is. c. police, arrived in this city on Saturday
night, In search Of negro named Willis German,
charged with brutaly numbering II. II. Bradford,
merchant OF Charleston. Captain Hicks report
Cd tho case to the Mayor, who detailed Oniccr
Merchant, one OF the most skilnl and deter
mined OF our police, TO assist in working up tho
case which was done In q very short tIme and
the fugitive from Justice was arrested ut one OF
the low doggerics on Union street. German will
be taken back to Charleston for trlaLn
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Auetion 6alcs--fu,ure mans.
by A. q. McGiI.I.lYRAY,
PLANTATION ON COO.
Y ShWHhTClllE RIVER AND BEES
CREEK, AND ON TIL ELINE or THE
SAVANNAH AND CHARLES.
TON RAILROAD
huotIonecr.

viii he sold on THURSDAY, 9th December ut the
Old POstOilicc. AT II UcluCk, without reserve
All TINT PLANTATION formerly properly OF
estate uf lIugucnin, lying in ~. l.uSn'S Parrish,
Beaufort County, ami known 10 falrllrlh con-
tathlng twenty fOnr hundred (24O0) acres, more
lcsS; hOtnhrt on the north by Lands Of the estate
Oh Thomis Dawson and u tract formerly pOr-
tiOn of Fairfield cast by the l,atchic River
anu Lands or The estate of Thomas Dawson south
Dy Bcc'H Creek AMI Lands OF Dr. VIM. d. GiIsUn,
west by Lands Of Hon. w. u. COlcock,
Terms-one-third t!i) cash; balance by bond
payable Ia one and two years. secured by mort.
gnGc OF TIC properly. Purchaser to pay us for
pnpers and stamps.
Plat or .he above place can be seen at my 0ncc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

FIRST BRIoADE OF SOUTH CAROLINA RRuu-
LARs.-Thc monumental association OF this brig
adc held meeting on Tuesday at Walkers Read
Ing Room, which was we'll attended, number of
delegates from tile interior being present. The
object OF the association is to raise a monument
TO the memory OF those OF the brigade who died
In service. The surviving members have taken
the matter In hand, and the movement Will un-
doubtcdly prove successful. An historical record
OF the brigade was read by Lieutenant William
tombstone, and arrangements made for n COM
plete and thorough history OF the brigade
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Anrtionscrs' ipripate Sales, &r.
BY AL0NZO j. WHITE G. SON.
ESSTATE SALE BY ORDER OF EXEC
~ UTRlX-TORRH'S STEAM SAW MILL.
win he sold ut Private Sale

VIII he sold ut Private Sale
That extensive and valuable PROPERTY, situate
at southwest corner OF Washington and Chapel
streets, with engino. machinery, DC. Lot meas.
surcs 272 feet 10 inches on Washington street, by
2I4 feet inches on Chapel street.
ALSO,
MUD OR MARSH LOT opposite measuring 81
feet on washington street, by l7G feet deep on
south line, aiTording, by means OF IN elevated
bridge or slip over Washington street. convenient
access to and from mill to water. The above
property Is admirably adapted for cotton press,
phosphate or other manufacturing purposes.
at our olilce No. IS East Bay street. noYls ths2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.-Mr. II. 8.
Bruins, who has SO ably filled the position of n.
W. Grand Secretary to the Grand Lodge, tender
ed his resignation, and refused repeated soIcIta-
tiOns to allow his name TO be used for reelection
The Grand Lodge, justly approaching tho merits
sf tho retiring orccr, passed resolution to pre-
sent him with suitable Masonic jewel as token
OF their esteem.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

Two New HALLs.-It is not generally known
that the building OF the Academy OF Music will
contain, beside the theatre, two large and com.
modious halls fronting on King street. These are
on the second and third stories, the latter being
the largest, with galleries three sides aud fully
capable OF seating one thousand persons CON-
fortabiy. Offers have been made for these halls,
but Mr. Chadwick has not closed with the parties
offering. The halls will be finished in superior
manner, and be in thorough Keeping with the ca
tire building
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

TIE EAST BAY FIRE seems unqucnchablc.
The heavy rain OF Tuesday could not subdue it,
and last night the flames burst out with such
force rs to endangcr the adjoining buildings, and
cause dire forcbodlngs In mercantile circles. The
Vigilant boys were notified, and after an hours
hard work II wns decided that the fire was 10
thoroughly dead that there was no danger OF q
resurrection q la Phoenix.
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THB S0UrH CAROLINA CLuB.-A meeting Of
young men, In attendance upon the Falr from
dlnercnt portionsO OF the State, wns held In Colum
bia, on Friday evening last, with tho view TO the
organization OF a society for 'hc purpose OF pro.
noting social Intercourse amongst the gentlemen
OF South Carolina. Tho society, under the name
OF the "sonth Carolina Club,n was duly organized
by the election OF the following officers: William
T. Gary, Edgefcd, president; Wade Hampton,
Richland, J. s. licyward, Colcton, Paul Haskell,
Aehevillc, william ID. Aiken, Fairfield, David
Hemphlll, Chester, ylcc-prcsidrnts; Wade Man.
ming, Richland, treasurer; Il. f. Ellison, Fairfield
secretary. An executive committee, composed
OF tho omcers was charged with the duty OF
drafting suitable constitution, and Of perfect.
Ing arrangements l0r oil anniversary ball, to be
given by the club on tho occasion OF and In con-
nection with tho next Fair OF the South Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical Society. Gentlemen
desiring TO become members will forward appli-
cations to Mr. Wade Manning, ut Columbia. 30
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

SURVIVORS, Ass0CIATIoN.-Thc Survivors,
Convention, composed OF delegates from the diff
fcrcut associations throughout tho State will meet
at I =. N. to-day. The object OF the convention
is to form central association or grand lodge,
and elect officers for the same. number OF
prominent cxrebs are in the city and will be pres.
ent at che meeting. A banquet will be given in
the evening,
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By J. FRASER MATHEWES.
100 SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION.

VIII be soli at the Old Postofce on THURSDAY.
Path November. at II O'Clock, TO the highest bid.
dcra,
Onc.huHdrcd FARMS, adjoining caol other con-
tainlnE from ono to eleven acres Oi Land altiiated
on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, E,iisto
luverie and public roads around JacksOnb0rO' De-
pot; laid out Into lots and streets Mat of which
will bb exhibited on the day or anle -.
The abhve Lots Will he sold separately.
Terfps-0nc-hnlf cash. balance u one year. with
Interest from day sf sale, sectlretl by bond ana
mortgage OF the property. Purchasers to par
J. 7. Aathewcs for necessary United States Inter.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

CH0IoH LIoUoRs.-Mr. John d. Togni has
just received fino assortment OF choice liquors.
cigars tobacco and fruit. Among the former Is
an article known as Velvet whiskcy, OF q ripe age
and q rich bouquet. 1t can only be compared to
the "yocal velvet" OF the New York blondes, and
nine drops will make the fortunate draughtsman
focl like playing on velvet the rest Of his life.
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UsINBSS NoTIC Es.

The NEW OPERA lloUsH.-Thc success OF the
new opera-ilousc Is certain, because II IL next
door TO Won Santen's famous Nazaar no. 229
King street. The three principal places of attrac-
ton for strangers are: The Masonic Fair, the
new Opcra-ilousc, and last, but not least, "Santa
olaus' Headquarters" tV0n Santcn's Eazaar.)
Our country friends should visit this Inst named
establishment by all means
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

For AN lRRITATED THROAT, COUGu or Cold,
"l'rown's bronchial Trochcs" arc offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy They have
been thoroughly tested, and maintaln the good
reputation they have justly acquired. AZ there
are limitations. be sure TO obtain the genuine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

CHANNBT OYSTERS, larger and moro deli
ci0us than the mil pond, will bo delivered at the
residences, from the oYstcr farm, foot of Zee
street, commencing Friday, the 10Th. Tho places
where orders De iefL arc designated I'm tho ad-
vorttscmcnt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

A New MASONIC TshrLE.-Thc Grand Lodge
has authorized the Charleston Masons to mort
gage their present property, raise money and
erect Masonic temple. 1t is expected to cost
about $4,000, and will be one OF tho ost lnpos-
Ing structures i'll the city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

A VALUABLE CAEGo.-The brig Nary II.
Francis, which was cleared on Monday last for
Hayrc, by Messrs. w. Roach & Co., has on board
three hundred and SIXTY bags sea island and
eight hundred and eighty three balcs upland cot
ton valued at $3.50, ,2S5 besides lot OF South Car
olina ph0spha,es and rice.
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SHRIoUs .AooIDHNr.-O Friday, the 18th in
stant, while young man named Malachi Hagan,
in the employ OF Mr. James q. Padgctt, of Cole
ton, was grcasing an iron sugar mill his right
hand was caught by the cogs and before the mo-
hon could be arrested, two OF his fingers were cut
on and his hand crushed In frightful manner.
In his efforts to relieve himself an artery was
torn from his arm about ten or twelve inches In
length.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

STEAH FOR LIvERP0oI.-Messrs. r. Nure
d Co. cleared yesterday the British steamship
Dariep, Captain Peters, for Liverpool, with 1903
bags sea island cotton, 1904 bales upland cotton,
ii tlerces rice. 20 hogheads tobacco and 1ao tona
South Carolina phosphates. we are pleased to
notlcd among tho above cargo small Ship
ment OF choice Carolina rico. The Darlcn
WIN 70 Immediately followed BY the. steamship
harntora, now on her passage from Liverpool,
and near at hand,