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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-22

THE DEATH CT J. W. BIowNFIELD.-To -
cord the work Of death in its ravages among on.
friends is the mcst painful duty of the jor-a.iis
and the more especially is this tie case phcn as in
the present inst - ce tho blow has fallen upon one
rich in all tie noble qualities that give oi unity 10
human character. and occupying exalted place in
tho estimation Of Ii ST low-Iaen.
John W. BrownGrlt, the subject of this notice.
was born = Sta urs, sumter District i'll this sta O..
on tho oath Of 2ruoc- 1907. After an academic
course in Sculh c::.oina lie completed his educa-
ton In Wash ngtor College, in Connec icur. he pre-
pared himself fo- the bar. but room reiuquished
that practice and catered upon tho more quiet anu
cOngenial pursuit CT {. ricn:ture.
In 1870 nc was invited to Charleston and was called
to an important Office in the Dank of the state. the
duties Of which hc continued to discharge until
1861 wher hs vas c!ected to tho highly responsible
Office of Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas and
General Sessions for Charleston District. This ro-
s,tion he continued to hold until few months
since, when he was superseded. amid the general
boulepersemcnt resulting from tho war.
1t would be scarcely possible to s=eak in exasger
ated terms of che manner in which Air. Brownaeld
responded to the confidence reposed in him by the
public The very soul of honor, he could do no
thing that was contrary to its dictates. Conscien-
ous in the purcss acceptatoo OF the term no allure
ments could charm him from the path which duty
pointed out and he left the Office which he has SO
worthily filed with the deep regrets of the entire
community.
AS in his public So in his private relations it may
be said of him that he spotless and beyond al
reproach We fJrocar. however, to encroach upon
tt sacred precinct OF his home-a home, a'asl rem
dered desola,e and wastod-and wIl only venture to
express the hope that the widow and the fatheress
nay draw support and consolation, in this hour of
their deep distress, from that Power which looks
down with infinite pity on the bruised and suffering
heart.
Though born Protestant, Mr.. Brownie d had at-
tached himself to the Catholic Church. of which he
was p,ous and devoted member. In his last i'll.
ness he was oothed by the nliniscrngs of that an
cieu, filth and III, application of its consong ordi
nances.
Mr Browrfcd flushed his earthly career and
nsaceully breath ID his last at hafpas six on We'd
nesday last Goth IN -tant q. Summerviie, near this
city. having jus, oom petod his sxty-6rst year. His
Sremains will be Inferred in the family burial ground
il his native district.
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THE BLUE RIDGE RAn,noAp AND CHAnLEsro

The BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD AND CHARLESTON
TRADE WITH EAST TENNESSEE The Knoxville cor
respondent of the New York Times writes as fol.
lows:
Shipments to the South are now very heavy, owing
to the rise in the rivers and mountain streams, which
brings ha, and oats from the more inaccessible
points and from the buoyancy of money in the cot.
ton regions. Parties now here from Georgia and
Alabama report money more abundant than II ever
has been, East Tennessee ships ALMOST all her sur
plus produce south. where she finds better market
than elsewhere. Our tanners. merchants and me-
chanics all work for the agricultural regions OF the
South, and prosper as they prosper. The towns of
South Carolina and the City of Charleston seem to
share in the new prospect, as We find the promises
for the completion of their part of our Cincinnati
and Charleston Railroad more definite. The presi-
dents of our reads composing that line ore now in
Nashville working with thu Legislature for further
appropriations and advices received here today in
dicate that they will succeed.
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DEATH OF Il. THORNTON AxsoN.-Mr. Axson
died yesterday at his resi- cace in smiths Lane, at
ouarte. to twelve O'Clock. he had recently been
appointed magistrate by Governor Scott. and had
scarcely got established we'll in his new business. 1t
is related that several days ago he remarked to q
friend that he dreamed would die the Goth in
slant; that he had seol his coffin and the inscription
on it, stating The day of his DEATH He lived just one
day longer than hi dream foretold he would. he
was son of Judge Axsou. deceased somo time, and
brother of Capt,in Charles Arson. who commanded
tbs Richardson Guards iaziug the war.
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The UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY I'll
Hon. GEORGE S. BRYAN PREsIDING.-The court met
at II O'Clock and disposed of the following causes
in bankruptcy:
F1 rarte Griffin Bro. & Co.. in re -. Petition in
bankruptcy. Ordered. that the assignee report
amount Of funds in hands, proceeds OF sales pro-
pegty and that he pay creditors pro rata who have
proved their claims.
Ex parte VIM. D. Bard, in re Thomas S. Miller.
Petition to establish lien aud FOR sale of pelshable
property Referred to j. C. Carpenter, Registrar, to
report.
In re jacob Meyer. Petition for fral discharge.
Referred to j. c. Carpenter
In re John Watson Petition for final discharge.
Same order as above.
In re julius Flaum ex parte Macy. Irwin Co.
Petition of involuntary bankruptcy. Referred to j.
C. Carpenter.
Es parte James NJ. Morris and N. Fox, proprie-
tors of the South Carolina Republican Petition for
copyright. Granted.
Ex parte f. John White. Petition for final dis
charge Referred to Registrar, and final hearing lIth
February, 1869.
Ex parte Salle J. Lowndes. in re estate Nathane'
Heyward. Petition to establish lien. Referred to j.
C. Carpenter.
j. re A. j. Hughes and II. p. Scott. Petition to
establish lien. Referred to J. c. Carpenter, Regis
trar.
In re L. o. Lcyelace john Ramsford. Petition to
establish lieo. Peferre1 10 ]. c. Carpenter.
The Judge approved OF tho appointment Of the fol-
lowing assignces: Louis McLain for Joseph A. Yates;
sans for Thomas ". Nlarkley; D. ]. Winn for VIM S.
Hudson; same for Isaac A. McKasen; Charles B.
Glover for Vim. Knots; Henry c. Salmond for JAS
T. Mcdowell
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xg THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
celebrated author RICHARD LOWELL EDG-
woRrH, eldest son Of PackinSham Edgworth OF
Hdeworthtown,. Morse County. Longworth, lroard'
will l,ear something much to their advantage by
noticing this advertisement. The said Edgworth
was an officer in tho navy, married. an American
lady, and settled near Georgetown, South Carolina.
Elizabeth Knight the lady's namo. He died about
the year 1885,
GEORGETOWN. South Carolina. January Is, 1869.
January %
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January 9
Az BerroMRY WANTED IN THE SUI

ss BeTTOMRY WANTED IN THE SUM
of ssOe0 Six thousand Dollars. gold, more or loss,
on the Spanish brig FRANCISCO DE ALTUNA, her
sasta, Sails, Anchors, Apparel aud Fnrniture
Sealed proposals. stating terms, will be received
Mt the spa,isb vice.Con sulate No. l49 Baystreet.
Savannah. Ga, until THURSDAY. 2sIh January, at IL
o'clock NJ. when tho same will be opened in the pre-
sence OF those interested.
For further particulars. apply to
CARL EPPING 4 CO.. Consigncfs.
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HAMBURe.-The Augusta papers are telling
as piece of news tina. tho Town of Hamburg. just
opposite Augusta tue South Carolina bank OF the
Savannah River has celsed to have municipal gov
ernment The fact is tina. the act incorporating the
Town of Hambur, WIS repealed on TIE twenty-third
of September last, AMI mburs has been without
any legal muni,pal government for Eo.e than three
months
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TIE BANNER OF THE SoUTH.-Mr. NJ. j. Gan
non, tho general travelling agent of this popular
Southern weekly is il Charleston for few days and
will call on our citizens fo- subscriptions a1d adver-
isements. Mr.. Cannon is also agent for the Cnron-
icle and Sentinel.
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January .
x- m THE DIsTRICr COURT OF THE

ag IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH cARoLTNA-IN
TIE MATTER o? I. l.. sIDDoNS, BANKRUPT.
general meeting Of tue creditors OF L. L. SID
DoNs Bankrupt will be held at the Office OF JU-
LIUs C. CARPENTER, Registrar in Bankruptcy,
Charleston S. G, ON the EIGHTH DAY FEBRUARY
NEXT. for the purpose named III the twenty-scventh
section of tho Bank upt act Of March O. 1867.
BY order of tho Court the 13ih day Janu ~, 1862
JAMES i. SPEAR, ,ss,onaos
7. STREET BURDELL, Ass'snees'
January % 1"
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~ EXECUTOR AND EXEcU rRIX'S NO
TICF.-All persons having any claims against tho
Estate of the late LAMB STEVENS tcolored), will
present the same. properly att sted. to DANIEL
WALK gR, at Colonel John Phillips Office, Church
street, AID all persons indebted to said Estate will
please make payment to same.
DANIEL WALKER, Executor.
elizabeth STEVENS, Exccutrix.
January % fSf
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ay- BRIDE AND EEIDEGRcOM.-EsSsAYS
FOr Young Mll; OIL the Interesting 70 alton Of
BRIDEGROOM to Bride in the institution OF Marrl gos
gulde to ma.rimoalll fa.icits ana tru, happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free 81 charge
Address COWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P, Phila.
dslphin, Pa. September
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ag EATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. THIS
sp,cudll Hair Dyo i. the best II the world; the
only true aud perfact Dye; harmless. reliable
instantaneous; tlisap7oiatme-ti no ridicaioas
tnts; romc,.ci the i'll ciyects Vi bad dyes; 'cv:'o-
rairs and leave, Inc eair sc:t an1 h-situl bai OF
b-,wu Sold D. vi Dr,::gas @;;l 7 ,.u.s era; - d
propcrlr applied at BItcbolor's Mig Factory. nc
Bou.i.sircct. Eey Yori. Tyr dInna'S3
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funeral uotiers.

Ks- The Relatives anu Friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. b. THORNTON aXsoN. q nd Of his BROTH
ers, WA. J. and j. NJ. ARSON. are requested to at
tend the Funeral of the former, at the First Baptist
Church, at Four o'clock THIS AFTERNOON.
January % "
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New RECTOR OF Sr. MrcHAEL's CHURcH.-Wc
understand that at rccens meeting Of the Vesry Of
St. Auchael's Church. the Rev. Richard s. Irapier.
previously officiating as assistant minister, was
unanim cusiy elected rector of the church.
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TIE DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND Con-
MERcAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at our
counting room at nine O'Clock This morning. Single
copies FIVE cents. Orders for ten copies and over
will be filed at the rate of two ard half cents per
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TIE Aims HoUsE.-At the meeting OF the
board day before yesterday, Mr.. a. NJ. Manigault
was reelected master. Mrs. Manigau!t matron, and
Mr. T H. Hamett bookkeepc.. In all these instances
the vote was unauim1us.
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CLUES AND SrAEs.-The following cases were
before the Mayor yesterday:
Lawrence Williams, co!ored. for diawins pistol
on Garbet wienges in Meehng-street Pistol for
feited and prisoner discharged the prosecutor not
appearing.
Anna smith, white, for being drunk and disorder
y and using obscene lansuas- in the streets. Fined
$40.
Daniel Wade . discharged "boy in blue" hori-
zon,ally drunk in wGrren-street. Fined S..
George thomas, colored, t; t;espassins On the prem
ises of Robert Savage, in Coming-street. This was
rather suspicious visitor, he had large chsal
in his hand Sentenced to twenty days in the House
OF Correction.
copper pump was picied up in Elzabeth-street.
where it had been dropped by negro who escaped
When overhauled ~ vigilant 'star''
Louis Fontnay. undor the influence of liquor.
Fined $40; paid.
Jos. Mathew, being drunk and unable to take care
OF himself. Fined IS.
Emma Hamilton. lodged on the charge OF stealing
$40 from Michael o'Iooe. i'll Ellio;t-street. Turned
.oiar 10 maslstrste.
The following case vii. be h,ard and disposed Of
mis- morning:
jeff Deas co!ored. lodged for ohstructins the sioa
walk corner of King and woatworth streets, and re-
fusing to leave, and 70 listing the police.
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gD-BUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FECM
KHIElE CHAPLAIN. cornec King ard Eadrlifrs
streets and gat bet article 70: tao sanc mon'V
than =. any o. icr establishment il tho c,iy.
November Ii 3mos
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP

MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store corner King and Liberty streets, boots, shoes
and hats.
G. MCBRIDE SMITH viii sel, at 10 O'Clock in front
of his store Broad-streel mules. furniture, &c.
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january %

aSrCoNsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, are hereby notified
that sbeis dscharging cargo at Adgers Wharf Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored at
expense and risk OF owners.
JAMES ADGER l. CO.,
r,,,rr o, Agents,
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TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT. = Saturday night
Manager Gilbert receives benefit from our frenen.
He will award the company disposins of the largest
number Of tickets, Gold Ne ial vIlued at $40 o,
manufactured by Mr.. j. levin, and exhibition ut
the store of Mr. James ALLAH, King-s,reet. Presi-
dents of companies desiring to contest for the prize,
should call on Mr.. John Burns. ut Hibernian Hall,
Immediately. AMI secure tickets. Names of Com
mittee of Arrangements will be published saturday
morninr. 4 January 20
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Obituary.

BRoWNFIELD.-Died, at Summervile. on the
2Uth instant Mr.. ]. W. BR0WNFIELD, IN the nt1ty-
second year Of his age.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

xs- LARGEST clRcULATloN.-rHE DAILY
ssws BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as; HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
ouLATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE PoSToFFICE AT THE END CT
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 IHE PRovIS-
IONS OF THE NEW poSToFFrcE LAW
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as- CONslG xEES PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
con, from Baltimore. are hereby noifed that she
is TH1s DAY dischargns cargo at Pier No. 1, Union
Wbaryes. All Goods not taken away at sunset will
remain on wharf at Consignees' risk.
MoRDECAI CO.,
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RECEIVERS no rICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, h,vin, boon appointed Recover of tho
late firm If DAWSON ( BLACK NAN, hereby gives
notice that all claims sgl:nst sud firm must be pro-
scnie 10 him, and al persons indebtat NUT make
payment to JNO. L. Humphreys.
January 10 No. ~ Bro1d-sire4t
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Spffial uotifes.

aE- MIR. c. R. PARROTT LEFT HIS
friends at the Pavilion Hotel last night, and hid not
been seen or heard fro II up to late hour Any in.
formation as to his whereabouts will be highly up.
precated by his friends. L. b. PARRoTT.
January 20
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PERsoNAL.-Bishop Wightman arrived in
this city yesterday on ocarl the steiner City Point
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MEETINGS THIS DAE,

Washington Fire Comrany, at7P. NJ.
Marion Lodge, at z p ".
Mutual Base Ball, ct p NJ
Washington Artillery Friendly Society, at half
poat
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INTERNAL REvEN STAMPs
Of Denominati ,ns.
Alec,
PROF TARY SIAM MPs,
kept en- hand and for sale by
HUGER & RAVENEL,
Brokers and Insurance Agents,
No. co East Bay, corner R1changc-strcet.
December il fiu2mJs
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS 81 per
porao at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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FIRE COMPANY Tho Stonewal Fire Company cele'
bratcd their fourth anniversary yesterday and have
reason be proud of the position in the Department
which they have gained in so short time. The fol-
lowing is the list of officers elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
GEO. L BUST, President.
JOHN E. BOISEST, yice-President.
WM. G. MILLER, Setroary
CaAS A. AIMsR Treasurer.
T. A SILCOX, First director.
| JR HILL, Second Director.
CIV. SEIGNIOU>. Jr., Third Director.
f. W. BLAKE, Fourth Director.
E. T. WEST. t.mon
B. s. RIGGS, AA"n
REV. JOHN BACHMAN D. D., Chaplain.
GENERAL JAMES CONNER, Solicitor.
DR. J. SoMERS BUST, surgeon.
In the evening the company gave supper at tue
Masonic Hall, which WAS gotten up in Tu!ly's best
style. Tho following were the regular toasts
The Day we Ceiebrste-MnY each successive rc.
turn find us more closely cemented In the bonds OF
friendship; equally willing and more powerful 10
repe our ccE'mon enemy.
Responded Il, by President s. Y. Tupper. of the
vigilant.
Cur Invited Guests-However rough the road to
fe may they jog mery on to the end of their jour-
ney.
Responded to By Rev. DR.. Hicks.
South Carolina-The Palmetto of the WORLDWIDE
etructibe by nature for although tho heart be torn
from the body it still lives
Responded to By Colonel R. S. Duryea.
stonews'l Jackson
hero of untaruished courage-fame,
A being worthy of spotless name.
Loved by his friends, respected by his fees.
worshirped where'er his wondrous record goes;
While Honor nouns In silence, Mercy wceps,
And Justice shlslos the grave whereia he sleeps.
Responded to by Colonel R. ". Seymour.
The "Ciy by the Sea"-Her soil has been couse-
Grated by the blood OF revolutionary patriots; may
her citizens never forget or rrove unworthy the
p,trimouy of their example and fame.
The Fire Department-The army that draws water
instead OF blood. and thanks insteIa OF te ars.
The Press-May it ever be free without licentous.
ness. aud bold without intolerance.
Responded to by John A. Moroso, Esq, of the
Courier, aud F. ". MILLER. Esq, of The NEWS.
woman-A precious caskct, containing jewels
which . iorn the life OF man.
Responded to by DR.. ]. Somcrs Buist.
The Spot where We were Born-Whateyer may be.
tide her in the hidden ages of futuri'y, contumey
Will never stamp her escutcheon the repr1ach OF
cowardicc. igaominious concessions to aSsres-
sive invaders,
Responded to by Colonel p. c. Gaillard.
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THE THEATsE-FIREMENs BENEFIT To-MoR-
row NIaHr-NIss DELAND.-Owing to the Other
attractions in the city last evening, there was very
slim audience at the theatre to witness 1.-The Ticket
of.Leave-Man." which was rendered in the compa-
nys usual good manner, all acouittng themselves
with credit. The farce created continued roar Of
laughter and we doubt if some of the audience have
yet assumed their wonted gravity. Tonight the
good old two act comedy. CAN that Glitters is not
Gold," ard "Ben Bolt' will be presented In an
other column will be found tho notice concerning
committee of arrangements for the fremeD's tesh-
monial benefit to Manager Gilbert on Saturday
evening.
Tho gold medal to be presented to the company
dsposing Of the largest number of tickets equals in
elegance and besuy tiny that could be manufactured
in any city in the Union.
Mr.. Gilbert has engaged tor pe1t week Miss De-
land, of whom the Rochester Chronicle says: "Miss
Annie Deland, the actress who commenced an en-
cecement at the theatre last evening, appearing Us
Ruth Kirby in the new drama of the Lancashire
Lass established herself as fayopte. She has
flexible voice, fine figure and good expression, with
out any of the stage aacations that are being aban
ooned by the profession of the new school, The
drama is one of the best of modern presentation,
and we think it would draw crowded houses for
number of evenings"
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ur DERELICT COTTON, &C.-ALL PER-
SONS saving COTTON OR OruEE PROPERTY
at sea, from the vciuiy of Cape Lookout whore the
steamship "Gulf City" lately wrecked, and
bringing same to this port are hereby notified ard
requested to report the same to tie undersigned,
who represent Messrs. C. II. MALLORY co, OF
New York. and VINO are alone authorized to settle
the salvage All sales of su Cotton or othcr Pro-
perty without our knowledge aud consent is b. reby
forbidden. COURTENAY l. TRENHOLM,
January 30 8 Union Whavos.
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BY J. FRASER MATHEWESs
Real Estate Agent, No. Sc Broad-strcet.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS OF superior quality, on
deep water navigation and healthy locations all the
year.
all parts OF the State.
CITY PROPERTY OF every description.
November 9mos.
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ALL PHYSICIANS (wherever it has been tried)
recommends "Hood's oyo,cisu Balm" for Coughs,
Colds, Asthml, Whooping Coasb, &C. 1t can bc
found genuine at Dowic & Noises Dug Store, cor
ner of Meeting and Hasel streets.
January 13 Wins
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALOON. N.-OyS-
tcrs in every Style Mncc pies irt sh daily. Hot cof
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.