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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30

By virtuc OF decree OF the Court OF Equity OF
thc County OF New Hanover, or the Slate OF
North Carolina In the case OF Morris X. Jeslp,
ct nj, w. The Wilmington and Manchester Rail
road Company, ct oil. Michael Cronley, Commits
sioner, duly appointed by the Court, VIII sell ut
Publlc Auction, at the door OF the Courthouse
III Wilmington, In the State OF North Carolina,
ut IL O'Clock. A. d., OIL WEDNESDAY, the 5th
day OF January. 1870,
Al that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND MAN
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the State
or North Carolina, with a"'"" -ollinp stock euuIp.
ments, dopots. workshops, materials and every
rights, privileges, franchises and appuftenances.
aa set forth and more particularly described in
the several mortgages mentioned In the pro.
ccedings. ~
Terms OF sale are cash.
The bonds OF the said Company secured by the
three first mortgages, to wit: Tho mortgage to
Edward Sanford. dated May l. 1851; the second
mortgage TO Edward Sandford, dated March /.
1853, and the mortgage to George W. Dargan
dated the 18th OF April, 1855. shall be accepted in
full as part payment. according to tho priority OF
said mortgagea; and the bonds OF the said Com
nany, secured by tho mortgage to the said Morris
K. Jesnp, shall he accepted pro rata rs part pay-
ment In the order OF priority established In anId
mortgage. N. CRONLY Colnmssoner
wilmington, NC. noy16 tufl6wl
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P FER ELS SALE.

by virtue or a decree OF the Court OF Common
l'leas, Tor the Fourth Circuit OF tile State of
SOUTH Carolina, sitting in Equity In the case of
Morrls H. jcsup., ct al, vs. tic Wilmington ana
Manchester Rallroad Company, CT nj, viii he
sold 1T Public Auction, at the door of the Court.
house In Wilmington, in the State Of North Caro-
ina at II o'cock A. NJ, ON WEDNESDAY, the
day OF January, 1870,
All that portion OF tho WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which lies within tho
Slate OF South Carollla, With all the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments Dcpots, Workshops Materi-
ais, ana everything, pertaining thercun.o, to-
gether with all the rights, privileges, franchises
nnu nppurtcnanccs, as set forth and more particu-
iarly described In the several mortgages Incil-
TONED In The proceedings.
The terms Of the sale irc cash; the bonds OF the
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
In the report Of the special rcf:rec. and filed In
the case, To he accepted from the purchaser pro
rat. as part payment In the order OF priority cs-
tahishcd by the report; provided That the same
raicabe proportion of cash he paid in for The
othcr bonds or the same grade Of priority not In
w hands of the purchaser: and provided, also,
~ sufficient cash he paid In TO cover costs,
rGilgcs and expenses Of sale; the purchaser also
to'fhy for papers. W. ALSTuN PRINGLE
Special Referee.
Charleston 10TH November 1S6n
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ARRIVAL. or IMnIGRANTs.-Mr. W. J. Fer
low, who WAS some time ago appointed one of
the immigration agents of the state. ana who, for
many months past, has been diligently ut work
in the North OF Europe TO turn portion of the
tide Of Immigration towards South Carolina, ur.
rived in the city yesterday from Malnc, Sweden
bringing with him twcniy-siX Swedish iinmi-
grants, mostly farmers, m;lScn5 and carpenters.
The new comcrs all expect 10 select homes in
the interior of our state. Mr. Fcr0w, WHO
has secured tho agency Of the Cnnard line OF
steamers ut Mamo, ami has correspondents
at Copenhagen and Hamburg, says that he can
induce any number OF Swcdcs, uancs. and Ger
mans TO seek our shores. If our planters who lie.
sire such lab0rcrs will cooperate with him by al
vancing Il portion OF the passage money, to bc
deducted from the wages earned, and thus enable
him to offer inducements i'm the way Of cheap
through ticket to Charleston. The details Of his
arrangements arc such as TO absolutely insure the
planter against any risk OF loss H. h IN conc Gin.
rlaton, II sufficient engagements be given, to
charter steamer cnd to bring TO Charleston di
rect nt an carly day, ivc hundred immigrants
Planters who desire 10 communicate with Mr.
Fcrlow may, for The present, address their letters
to the care OF TuE NRws.
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by Z. N. MARSHALL & BRO.
Auetion Gales--fntnre Dans.
A SSIGNE EE's SALE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
STATES, FOlt THE DISTRICT or SOUTH
CAROLiNA-IN THE MATTBR OF W.
w. HARLLRB, BANKRUPT
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Pursuant TO on order OF the Honorable Judge
Bryan. In tho nooyo case, will cell on the 1rst
. TUESDAY In December next, at Marion Court.
house, tho following property:
TRACT OF LAND, on the north Side OF Lit
tho Peelee River, containing $50 acres, more OF
less, conveyed to Bankrupt by the Sheriff OF Ma
rlon District, and recorded In Hook In the Re.
gstcr's Onioe for Marion District; bounded there
by Lands OF David Page John y. Page and others,
being tho Lands on Whtoh James Il. Page now
resides.
One.balf interest In the unimproyed Lets OF
Land In Marion Village, Marion County, contain.
Ing each uvctenths t5.1oI Of on acre; bounded
by Lots OF w. J. Dickson, John Aurmons (noW
g. *. stanIy's) and others. sItuaied near the Dc
pot OF the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
marked Nos. TO- II and 10 In plat or said village
madc by Deputy Surveyor Levi LeGette, dated
February, 1887. said Lots conveyed to J. ]. Hari
leo and w. w. Harllce by O. d. Evans, Commits.
al0ner In Equity. plat OF these Lots can be
seen on application 10 the Assignee.
A Lot and once In Marion Village fronting
cast on tho public square; bounded on the north
by Lot OF g. X. Mcmillan, and south by e. Baum's
Lot, anh on the west by atrcet. This'Lot to be
sold at the riak OF the former purohasers.
Ternis-0ne-fourih ~ cash; balance on oredl,
or ono and two years. purchasers to give bond
with Interest from day OF sale, payable annually
secured by mortgage OF tho premises, and it
pay for oil necessary papers and stamps.
novi0 tu3 A. II. FORD, Assignee.
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Nnclion Gales future Dons.
a. &. McGII.IlYRhy,
huctioIfcs~.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.


Wil' bc Foli on TUESDAY, the 7,ii ,liy OF Dcccm.
hcr, ISGo. In front or The Oil C,jstoiho,lsc
~ IL O'Clock y. NJ. precisely,
hl tliat ccrlrin LOT OF LAND, with the Euil,,.
im%9 thereon, situate tknown Ivy the No. I:si,l or
Wy Wy Wrs' sidco mcciing street, IN the City OF
Ehiiicst"ii, measuring and containing In front On
Mcr'inG street ~ feet six inches, more or less.
ana ~ depth nom east to wcsi, III feet he ,b,,
same more or less; bnting and boun,inr east ON
Meeting street. 10 the west nnd north on Lands %.
James H. walker, aud To the sOuih h OH l.;ind Of
Robert =. hlilicr.
ALSO
All That certain LOT OF LAND, Will, the Buid
ings thereon, next north un,, adjoining the Lot
above described, situate the west side OF Meet
ing street, Ward No. 4, and known by The No 1873
measuring and containing Ia front ,n Meeting
street ~ lcct, more or less. the north line from
east 10 west % feet, then running from south To
north 2l feet inches, then on the north line 10
iect, on the west line 40 feet inches and on tho
south Itnc III feet, ho tho same more or Icss h,It
llnE anu DonndiIg east on Meeting street to tho
south and west Of Lands and James H. Walker
ana To the north on lund or the Estate OF Walker
und Il. Adams.
icrms-onc.third cash; balance on a credit Of
one, two, three and iour years. In bonds bearing
interest, payable semi-annuay, Ia bc secured by
hl"rla%c OF the premises sold. buildings tu lie in
,'iircd and policy assigned. Buildings to he Kent
fled. h. w Al MitiKEV
novld tu4 : q q
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
It AR GE AND VALUABLE RIOE
IL PLANTATIONS ON NORTH sANTI;E
RIVER, At THE BEST PITCH
OF TIE TIDE

At Private Snle-
The valuable RICE PLANTATIONS on North
Santee River. Georgetown District, known as
"Mil,dan." "Ecwlnnd" and "BluiT Maln,n con.
tanning, together, 1918 acres OF Land Of which $50
acres arc tide swamp Land, about 800 being now
under cultivation In rice and the balance I'm good
orler; there arc 623 acres OF high Land, OF which
GO or 20 are cleared provision Land, capable OF
producing 40 bushels 0f corn TO the acre.
On "Mili.iHm' Plantation ia q good dwelling
mouse, two large barns, q mill and one OF the
largest md best negro settlements on North San.
too. On "Newland" aud "Blnir Mainn aro also a
negro settlement.
On these Plantations there Is resident force OF
seventy Laborers, and houses sufficient for over
200 negroes.
Tho situation OF this estate, lying as It doea
above the salt water and below the frcshct linda
has always been considered among the safest on
Santre, and during the long period they have
been cultivated there IL no Instance on record Of
tho loss Of crop. When cultivated previous to
the war, they wero capable OF producing over DO
bushels OF rioe to the acre and the crops ayerar-
market.
Nor further particulars, apply as above, at No.
70 Broad street. nOylO tuthso
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by WARDLAw e. CAREW.
DUILDiNG LOTS

WIN be sold in front ur the OH Poston,cc, font Of
nr0au street. ut III O'clock a. A., ON TUESDAY
the 7th December next
Three LOTS on East liay, directly opposite tho
new Custonllousc, ana Two Lots on Mark 81
street, in the rear or the above.
TIES property Is OF great present and prospec-
livc Vauc being situnted in the mosl largely frc.
on one side and the Customhousc in front, aud is
most admirable point for the erection OF stores
and warehouses.
The Lots will hc sold at public outcry nj the
Time specified. unless previously disposed of at
until the 7lh of December, on application TO
WARDLAW CAREW, who viii furnish ali i'm.
formation ~ to dimensions, &C.
Terms made known on day OF sale purcbn scrs
to pay w. & q. for papers.
nOYl3 Stuf3 LuthsS
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TIN LoxasMonEMEN's OVATION TO T. J. NJ

TIN L0NGsHOREMEN's OVATION TO 7. J. MAC.
KEY.-Thc Longshorcmcn's Protective Union,
numbering about two hundred coored men, ans
headed by a band OF muain, passed through the
principal streets, yesterday, on their way to the
South Carolina Railroad Depot to meet their dele
gatlon to the Labor Convention. A white banner,
bearing the name OF the union and the figures Of
cotton bale and jackscrew. was carried by q
white man, and q United States nag was borne by
negro. When the procession was en- route for
the depot, there were only two white men in the
ranks. but on their return the number had In.
creased to seven. Two open carriages brought
mp tho rear OF the line, In the first Of which were
T. J. Mackey and three colorcd men. The second
carriage contained J. G. Mackcy, Harbormaster
Stoddard, Steyedorc Smith ana one colorcd man..
After passing down King and through Market to
Meeting street, the procession proceeded to the
Military Hall, where congratulatory addresses
were made and the delegates welcomed homc T.
J. Mackcy, who holds the position OF solicitor 10
tho Longshoremcns Union, and is president OF
tho Union League, WAS the lion OF the occasion,
and, after the pow-wow OF the Military Hall, was
escorted TO his housc.
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r. s 7 A II E s

will Oer for sale, for cash, at the late residence
OF w. D. Bowling, deceased. one and O half
miles from Bamberg, on WEDNESDAY, 14th OF
Ali tho REAL Estate OF the said dooeased, as
follows:
LOT No. I, known as the "simpson Lotm and
ell at Graham's Turnout, and containing one
acre. moro or less. fronting Railroad avenue, and
adjoining Lands OF 4. u. Rico.
Lot No. 2 lying at Graham's Turnout on which
@. w. Nicely now resides containing eighteen and
half acres, more or less, and bounded as folows
Lands Of Daniel Guess. and o Lot of Dr. iianbcrry.
Lot No. 8, upon which John s. Small now re-
Sides lying at Graham's Turnout and well i'm
I'd by the Public itoad leading from r Graiianl's
Turnout to Springtown, on tho east sio Of said
roati ono hundred aud eighteen feet; on the south
two inches: on tho north by I.nnds OF II. II Rico;
on tho east by Lands Of IL. b. Rice. Said Lot was
sold by II. y. Rice 70 Thomas J; Counts;
the "liver Place. containing seven hundred and
1fty aeres moro or less, bounded on tho north by
Edisto River. on the cast and south by Martha
9th. Tile OLD PLACE, near Graham's Turnout,
containing acyen hundred acres. moro or less
Rice; souih by Hamilton Martin; vest ST. by Mrs B.
Fielder.
will also SELL on tho BE-. same day, ut the Rvor
Pour good MUI.Rs
Six hundred bushels OF Corn.
Six thousand pounds good Fodder, Peas and
Rice.
One Wagon, Plantation Tools. and other arti-
clea not mentioned.
Purchasers to pay for oil noccBaary pupers ond
revenue staups.
All persons indebted TO The above Ratatc, nro re-
pay ment 70 the Undersigned.
J. g. FRRE, =
n0v0 tp3 Qualified Executor.
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SOMETHING STRANGE.-Wc call the attention
OF tho Radicals, who have bccn no eager TO give
thc voting privilege to the colorcd population 10
thc following curious facts which the registrntIon
OF iS6o, In Augusta, has just revealed: In Ausus-
IN In 1868 there were registered 1912 whites
and 1857 blacks. whilst In the same town there
were registered In 1869. l00s whites and 63 blacks
showing falling or OF the whites In 1902 CON-
parcd with 1865 OF o04; OF the blacks for le same
period OF 1905, total decrease In the city voc OF
SsoS. This decline In registered voters, among
enc blacks must be owing to one OF two causes
either they have been SO often hocusscd by their 60
called Radical friends that they are at last deter
mined to break or cyeryHonnection with them,
or else they SO highly appreciate the privilege con-
lerFed ON them that they do not think 1t worth
thc registration fee or even one dollar
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The Ediso Mails.
EDIsrO, November %
TO TIE EDITOR or THE NEWS

EDIsrO, November %.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE NEWS.
1t is now more than two weeks since we have
received either Il letter or newspaper by mail M
doubt many correspondents In Charleston moy
take umbragc at not receiving any answer to
their communications In justtcc to the inhabi-
tants OF Edisto Island, give this notice as ono
Of your suffering SuBscRyBRRs.
I'VE are Informed by the postmaster that the
delay In the delivery OF the malls was caused by
q misStatement In ono rr," -aro :.
Inc IlIne or departure OF the vessel that carries
them. The vessel was advertised to sail at 10
O'Clock in the morning, whereas it should have
been O'Clock In the mornng]
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CITY AFF RS
Meetings This Day.
Landmark Lodge, at Z T.. NJ.
~. Andrews Society, ut 2P. M.
Auction Sales This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at hl'
store toys and other Christmas goods.
iCitch T. Bruins will sell 1T II O'Clock, AT the Old
POsioGlcc. hOnscs, building lots. &c.
A. C. McCvray will sell for the Sheriff, ri II
O'Clock, at the Old Postonicc, real estate.
llutson Lee will sell mt II O'Clock, ut tho Old
rostoDlcc, u rice plantation.
II. 81. Marshall Il Brother will sell at II O'Clock
at the Old POstonlcc, building lots.
Il. 4 a. T. Caldwell will sell at hGlf-past c
O'Clock, at their store, bacon. lard, &c.
Henry Cob.a 4 Co., Will sell Mt half.past c
O'Clock, at their store, hams, sugar, &c.
q. W. Sicilcns will sell at half.past0 O'Clock, at
b'a Store, butter lard, &c.
Laurcy & Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store sugar, macIcrcl, &C.
JoEn e. Minor Il Co. viii sell at 10 O'Clock, nj
their store, dry goods iRtlies' cloaks, &C.
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Hotel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2s.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
M ii. Parker, Baltimore; Oscar Wi!scoin, Sn.
rannah; John ID. Dargan, Georgia; c. II. Davis,
Savannah; W. III. Corryal, 4. S. Navy, William,
Miller, North Carolina; G. II. Barron, Il. N. Ra
worth, Minncsotn; Harry Robinson, Baliimore
IL. Russinp New Orleans; T. +. Smith, Brunswick
y. J. Patterson, South Carolina; Dr. d. T. June.
Florida; u. A. Boyd, North Carolina; T. u. Wat
son, philadelphia; Ii. lioyt, U. $. Army: Alfred
Eeiy, New York; DIR. Thos II. Bailey, A. -. IIlil,
IL. @. Ellshunne, New York; T. Poole Chester:
o. @. Cox, Mrs. G. c. Cox and son. Boston, Massa-
ch,lsclts; p. Corbett, Mrs. +. Corbctt, New York;
.. N. Sadler, South Carolina; II. e. Fraser,
Georgetown, South Carolina; +. II. Penn, vir-
glnia; f. M. Darlington, Mrs. e. M. Darlington,
Newark, New Jersey; A. j. Taylor, BROOKLYN.
New York; T. II. Clark, Camden, South Carolina;
Thomas Ii. zimmerman, Mrs. Thomas II. Zim.
norman aud two children, st. Matthews, South
Carolina.
PAVILION noTRI.
j. W. r. Scott, Philadelphia; Jas. G. Drummont,
Richmond; ]. F. W. Croft, T.. Coonan. Cl,arlc tie;
W. Ii. Pock, New York; J. Gorham, Savannah; S.
kimpman, City; Jas. S. Neil, Baltimore; f. p
Bradley, Miss E. r. Rrah,cy WILLIAMSBURG. q NJ
Robinson, VIM. Thompson, RobiusDns Circus:
Jno. A. BOhcr and three children, Thos H. Mur.
ray, Jno. II. BOILER, Jr., Miss Fannie MeridIth,
Miss llannic Mcridith, Augusta; Miss Lola But
terieid, Paris; Miss NJ. Murray, Augusta; Geo
lviau, NJ. D., Connecticut.
MILLS HOUSE
w. w. Wannamaktr, St. Matthew's; A. 7. Tav.
lor, Brooklyn; l.. a. Dodge, Christ Church Parish:
w. g. Gains. South Carolina; Chas. A. Warren.
South Carolina Railroad; jas. NJ iiunt and wife
fennessec; j. II. Smith, Savannah; 7. n. Bent,
Kentucky; Geo. Warren, New York; Mrs. James
thompson and child, Camden, N. j.; t. G. John.
son, H. J. WIlmot, New York.
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BY I. s. H. BENNETT.
r E,A E 8 T A T Z

r EA L Es IA e.
At Private Sale
All that elegant MANSION, with spacious
Smith street. w.
Fine Residence. on very largo and beautiful
Lot, No. = Meeting street.
:, Fine Residence, with Lot 06 by 1s0 feet, No. =
Broad street.
East Bay street.
Tenement building, with Lot 4e by IS feet Nos.
40 and 81 Broad street,
Large Workshop with Outbuildings on Lot 60
by 76 feet, No 96 King street.
feet, No. Is Charlotte street.
No. = Ashley street.
Lot, beautifully located. near Rutledge street.
ALSO,
A No. TRUCK PARM offye acres with now
Buildings, up Rutledge avenue.
>, No. Truck Parm OF oe acres thoroughly set
tiod, one mile above tho city limits, on Ashley
River.
city. '0
;, For further particulars. apply as above, at the
Real Estate Agency, No. 40 broad street.
nOY30 tnthA3 -
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VIII he sold THIS DAY, ao,n inst, a, II o'cloc

VIII he sold THIS DAY, 3oth inst, at II O'Clock
at the Old POslOilicc,
LOT No., aO feet fr0nt an Savage street So
feet an s"uth lnc, So feet OH Tratd street, by lis
on the north lne.
Lot No. q, 50 feet inches on Savage street, by
lis feet.
I.et No =, 80 feet inches on Savage street. by
| Is fret.
Lot No. s, - feet inches OH Savage street, by
llS feet, without foundation.
Lot No. 10 i3 feet inches on Savage street, by
lio icet on lie north line, 03 feet inches on the
SOUTH 4S feet on the back adjoining property Of
I. G. llanalnm.
Lot No. 40, on the north side Of Tradd street,
90 fee; front, running irregulariy.
a plat of the above can bc seen st No. IS Broad
street.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pny !or papers and
stamps, anu proportion OF State tnXes now &C.
crulng. novI0 thmtu3
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BY LOUIS u. DcSAUSSURE.
A BARONf OF TWELVE THOUSAND
In El0irT HUNDRED IL, spO) ACRES
OF LAND

At Private Sale
the BAR0NY or TRACT OF LAND, about ar
miles from Charleston ana 90 from Mount Pleas
mt, OIL the Georgetown road Charleston District.
c0rding to the plat OF John Fcnwick. Survivor
made IN l772, twelve thousand eight hundred
acres OF Land, being an original barOny granted
to Sir Nathaniel Johnson.
On the tract is large body of woods, and there
E Is bold navigable creek with several IandIngs.
houses Oh the place. e'
Apply as above, nj No. % broad street.
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ijr,uais s5ulee, &-r.
Hy L0U.3 r. ncsA.Isstji,E,
I .ANlNGTnE AND nUGi,i;n pIcE
M T. IA ~ iAiIOES. on hSi.i:u0o
RIVER, CONTAINING c2n ACRES
OF SWAMP J.ANb AMI il6
ALEr.i OF iIiEIi INMh.

~ Private Sale
M nii 'hohc Two rIAErAriOHA commonly called
,"NhSt"h AMI l'uGhcc situria ~. th: south sIIlc
-. ~, hs,hcPno hVrt, il -. Harlh"ipuicw's Parish
Sp',"h bt'r!ci, containing go acres of Swami
I::hiu more less abd AS acres O! fJiyh i,anI
ni"ir or l'.i according To- - late survey thcrcof
M M,niIn ny d"hh y. Michel. Surveyor; huuplInU
hu.!l on tir OakS plantation and hsIicpoo Eivrr
sonih on l.aiir Creek and Fee Farm, plantaiion
ntiVnSlit 10 James 81 isiicI; wcs: on Foo Farm
ati FRASER bnck water caial. nnd ,nS ON AsLcnnn
itiver; Also all that STRIP or LAND rcseryr,I he
u, u: Ehcit IN LIS convryarcc cr the Fec Farm
ph'hiMtoh 10 James i. iihCit, for tho purpOsc of
making road through the said Fee Farm nlants a.
uoh, ior Inc use OF The Livingston nnI i.iigbcc
pmntnltens, consisting of 10 feet of Land In
wluth from the point designated in the plat nrOre
said. and ON the Fee Farm plat, To The public
ANhcpOO Ncci; road.
81 Broad street uovrn IufI
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THH LAST OF THE WILALE.-Thc grampus
Or whale, as 1t WAS commonly termed, remained on
oxhiotlon nt the Hilary Hall yesterday, bu, 1t
was evident the huge carcass was going the way
oi oil flesh; ami Notwithstanding the cxhilarailng
chcct oil boquct I'm the blow-hule anu Ice In tho
mouth, there was iant OF corruption In the air.
TIC exhibition was n profitable speculation for
she lucky fishermen; but If the monster is not soon
removed or tried out for his oil, hc will brcomo u
trial 10 the nclghborhp0d and his capt0rs.
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PosrroNBnHNr OF INSTALLATION SERylCHs.
Tho Installation Of the Rev. w. ". Hicks, u. d.,
as associate pastor OF st. John's Lutheran Church.
which was announced TO tako plI'1 on Sunday
next, has been unayoi,lnby postponed in consc-
qnencc or the absence OF one of The clergy who
WAS expected 10 on,ciutc 0n that occasion. Dr.
ticks will now be- installed OH the nrst SuanY IN
january
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
NOTTON PLANTATION ON POCOrAI,
" 100 RIVER BEAUFORT DISTRICT

At Private Sale
The PLANTATION, known as crock Point. u
l'pp0sho to "iiray's lslanh, ~ on Mackey's Neck,
lnlgo rivers hcing upon the latter river which i,
mnyl9aoic. and ub0ut four miles from Pocotniiuo
Kai5qln dcrut The tract cOntuiHe 500 acres uI
nlghMlo, abpuL Ouc hnif az which Ia clcarcI srn
sliilti COTTON inhtl, which previous Ia the war en-,
inyen E",n rennta,ion for tho producivcnrsa or
~ Tug ahu nhu qua!ity or G titn pr0ducol. There
IL his, large body OF marsh land at cu,,l n tho
l,ii &C. w WV
20 Broad street. .nuvan tn "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30

iioLMEs LYcEuM.-hn interesting and In
structvo lecture will he delivered this evening al
tho Lyccum, by Professor Holiness OIL the subject
"hround the World" The binoptric lantern AMI
drummond lights form an important feature in
the entertainments and coudcapped towers,
gorgeous temples, and other architectural and
natural wonders OF the great globe viii be cx-
nIbifo.1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30
by LOUIS d. DcSAUSSURE.
} ES1DENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET.

RBSrDhNcE IN oHAKLoTTH STREET.
Al Private Sale-
The Wooden RESIDENCE on brick basement
on the north side OF Charlotte street, known bY
the No y, containing six upright two gnrret
one dressing rooms, two pantrles, private STAIR
ises are an excellent Kitchen, n carriage house
nnd stable. The Lot measures 80 feet front by 24o
feet deep.
Apnly as above, at No. % Broad street.