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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-03

TIE OPERATE NEWS DHP0T.--Mr. G. G..
RICHTER has secured Il niche In the Academy Of
Music, and las dedicated II 10 literature. The
book;worm ear here find both heavy and light
rcadfhg, AMI those not so disposed can enjoy
their lIavanas. This news stand Is one OF the
institutions Of the day. and will bc largely patron
lied i'm the future.
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Our PIECES CUnRENr.-Wc especially invite the
attention OF our merchants to THE NEWS Prices
Currcnt issued hs morning. Made up with the
utmost care, md handsomely printed with entirely
new type, IL forms, with the business card Of the
house forwarding IL, the most attractive and wei
come weekly commercial circular that can he
used. Price, for ten copies more, with busi-
ness card, two anu n half cents per copy. Single
copies, Ave cents.
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by LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.
A BARONY OF TWELVE THOUSAND
IA EIGHT HUNDRED u2,sOo) ACRES
OF LAND.

At Private Sale
The BARONY or TRACT OF LAND, about 21
niles from Charleston and % from Mount Pleas
ant ON the Georgetown road, Charleston District,
on the waters OF Awcntlaw Creek containing nc-
cor'ltng To the plat OF John Fcnwick, Surveyor
made III l772, twelve thousand eight hundred
acres OF Land, being an original barony granted
to Sir Nathaniel Johnson.
On the tract is n large body of woods, and there
u 81 hold navlgabc creek. with several landings.
There arc Dwelling House, bRrn ami negro
houses on the place
Apply as above, at No. % Broad street
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by LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

r ESIDENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET.
at Private Sale
The Wooden RESIDENCE on brick basement
on the north side OF Charlotte street, known by
tlc No. %, containing aiX upright two garrett
one dressing rooms Two pantrlGs, private stair
iseS are IN excellent Kitchen IL carriage house
foot doop. "
Apply as above, At No. % Broad street.
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Ey j. FRASER hIATHEWES.

pICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION.
AT Private Sale
That valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN.
TATioN. called Romncy, situated at South Ferry
on The san &C River containing 1879 ncrcs-40o
cleared aud undcr bank. 200 high land, 81 clear
The Plantation IL now under cultivation, IA wei
settled with Dwelling, barns and negro houses
ana known AZ one or the best places OIL the river.
Titlca nneXceptonnblc.
For terms, apply to
J. FRASER MATIIEWES,
Real Estate Agent, No. 66 Broad street.
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WUop-CuTrlHG MACHISES.-One OF these
machines Is now on exhibition nt the hrtcsan
well, and can he seen In operation during the
day. II is Invaluable TO railroad contractors and
lumbcrmcn. Messrs. Cameron, Barkcy < Co.
hold tie patent right and Will sell either State or
county rights, or single machine.
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By w. Y. LElTCH u II. y. RRUNS,
tuctionccrs.
StMALL AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCES
~ IN ST. PHILIP STREET

Will he sold on TUESDAY IN inst, at II O'Clock,
at the Old POstOlicc,
That twostOry Wooden HOUSE, No. I3O ST.
fhilip street, east side, u few doors south of Can
non street House contains four square rooms,
hitcncn attached WITH TWO rooms. Lot measures
32 feet front by e. Iret deep.
ALSO,
The TENEMENT HOUSE north OF above Nos
l:'2 AMI l3l ST. Philip street. House contains
eight sll'iarc rooms and uttcs; Kitchen cont aims
lour square rooinS. This property is desirable as
ants
Tcrms-Onc-half cash; balance in one AMI two
years, with Interest secured 10y bond and mort.
gngc. Property 10 be insured and policy assigned
Purchasers To pay for papers and stamps, and
also State taxes from day OF sale.
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PERSONAL ]. NJ. Fielder, OF Clarcn-
don, died on Monday morning.
pr. W. b. McKellcr. OF Ecwbcrry, departed this
life OIL the o6th ult, aged nfty two years.
The Ecwberry Herald announces the death OF
Captain Thomas w. Gary, which took place on
tac 2lst ul,. Captain Gary commanded company
b, of the Third South Carolina Regiment, during
the late war, and was as gallant and brave q SOL
dicr rs ever unsheathcd n sword.
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SUPREME C0URT.-CoiuapIA, December L.
The case OF James W. Williams, trustee, Va. Henry
Beard, ct nj, WAS resumed Mr.. H. J. Jones for
appellant; Mr.. Fair Tor appcllrcs; Mr. Thompson
OIL same side TO the hour of adjournment.
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by LOUIS d. DesAUSSURE.
REsIDENcE ON SOUTH BAY.

l.D
At Private Sale
:, The three story WOODEN RESIDENCE, Brici
Easement, No. % Snnth hay, u few doors westo,
nrcssiil" room. two piaZzaS; ntrnclict IL d brioE
kitchcll. Lot SO feet front, by loo feet deep.
AfSO
Adjoining the above ON Lamboll street two
Two story BUILDINGS, one containing four rooms.
INC other two rooms. Lot measures so front by
1G0 feet deep.
Tile two Lots together rim from street to street.
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
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TIE BRITISH STEAM LlNE.-Anothcr Of the
fine British steamships, consigned to Mcssrs r..
Murc & Co., or our city-tlc British steamship
Marmora-reacLed her wharf last evening from
Liverpool. after stormy passage. The Marmora
took heavy westerly gales soon after leaving port,
AMI OF the Western Islands had o hurricane
which left n terrible sea, the severe weather COM
pcng the ship to go as far south rs lat. %, north.
Tho Marmora brings u valuable freight and gooi
passenger list The latter speak In high terms OF
the management OF the officers and the character
of the ship.
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AN UNf0RTUSATE DIFFICULTY between two
citizens, growing out of dispute III regard to
seats at the opening OF the Academy OF Music
resulted late Wednesday night In serious melee
In which one, mt least, OF the parties engaged was
seriously injured. At the request of both parties
We withhold publication Of the names.
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Fox TIE Pn0spIIATES.--Thc steamer Emilc
will make nm excursion trip to the Ashley River
phosphate works tomorrow morning, airoriing
an admirable opportunity fora visit to these natu-
raj wonders.
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by LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
TORE ON EAST BAY STREET.

STUItE On EAST BAY STREET.
AZ Private Sale
~ the THREE STORY BRICK STORE, on Fast
Bay street. at the southeast corner OF Corries
street, (Which was occupied for near quarter of
n century by ono Of our most successful mer.
chants, the lute Mr.. Smith Mowry Jr, Tile Lot
measures % feet front by 90 feet deep
This property IL one OF the most central on East
Bay for business. " ''
Apply as above, nj No 81 Broad street.
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Auction sales This Day.

Miles Drake Will soil nj 10 O'Clock, at his
store. boots shoes and hats.
j. & w. Knox will sell at 10 o'clock. n, their
store, household furniture, Re.
Il. N. Marshall Il Erothcr will sell ut half-past
10 o'clock, .. their Office, horses anu mules
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Mr. A. G. McGiillvray
sold yesterday the lot and buildings OH the cast
side o; Church street. next north Of ST. Philips
Church for siS25.
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by LOUIS u. DeSAUSSURE.
ESTATE INFLAMMATION IN ST.
A ANDREWS PARISH.

Al Private Sale
,moPET0S PLANTATION, belonging 10 Estate
wilkes; wilkes; IN 81. Andrews Parrish about five miles
rom Cniiriestoh, on Lie StonO River, opposite to
ioln's Island, and on the Savannah 4 Clinrlcston
kailrdad aud main road The tract contains
anout e7a acres OF Land, about 725 of which arc
hlSh Lana, the balance marsh Land. About 400
acres OF the Land are cleared ami adapted to the
culture OF cotton and provisions, and about 81 TO
rec. ENccicllt crops of cotton have been made
upon the place for years.
For particulars, apply Mt No. % Broad street.
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PoSTPoNEMEHT or Z. J. MAGKEys TRIAL.
In consequence OF Judge Carpenters continued
Illness, he has decided to hear only those cases
that arc urgent and others must lie over until the
January term. EX.Alderman T. j. Mackcy thus
gets Z respite.
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by LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.

H NINE STREET. STORE, RUNNING
IL THROUGH TO MARKET STREET
For Sale or Rent
The BRICK STORE on the south side OF lIayne
street, opposite the Charleston Hotel now occu-
n,et ny Mr.. John DAILY, measuring % feet on
iiayne street, 10 feet on Market street, ana l97
feet In depth.
Incsc premises nrc admirably located for the
Wholesale trndc, and Will bc snld nn Gnc.tlirI
cash, tlu balance In one, two and three years
Apply aa above, at No. 81 Broad street.
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

FSTATESALE-R ON MEET
~ ING STREET.
1t Private Sale -
The thrcc-st0ry BRICK RESIDENCE No. ~
Meeting street, containing ten rooms, pantry,
uonDie paZzns, CiStcrn &c, with brick Kitchen
carriage house ami stable. The premises have re
Gently been repaired. Tho Lot measures about 81
feet irol 2ll feet deep, nnd lis feet Oh the back
llnc.
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
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CITY AF + AIR S
nIcctings This Day.

Eigic Fire Company, ut 7P. NJ.
German Rifle Club, ut s p. NJ.
S;rngcrbund TcutuIia, nj s l.. ~.
Waite I.ubOrcrs, ut SP. NJ.
Lafayette Artillery, nj half-past T.. NJ.
Apprentices Library Society, at +. NJ.
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HOLMES BALE.-Daily record OF weight, &C.,
OF one bale upland cotton for the month Of Noveni
ber, 1852 by John II. Holmes cotton broker Boycc
d Co.'S wharf, Charleston, S. O.:
NINE O'CLOCK A. H.
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Enriiunccrs' l)rlnutr Eu!ee, sc.
by LOUIS -. EeSAUsSURE.
TOTrOE PLANTATION ON POCOTAL-
Y lGo RIVER, BEAUFORT ElSrRlCr

~ Private Sale
Tho PLANTATION known as Crock Point ~
Orposi,c To "Graya lS!ann,n) on Nackry'S Neck
4 peninsula formed by the TunnY ana POGO.
t''2o rivers, helm. upon the latter river which is
navirabic and about lo,f miles from Pocotalivo
i'ailfoat depot. The tract contains 500 acres OF
h%h lil'', about one half al which IL cleared sea
island cnilpa 'amd. which previous to the war en-
loS'd Eopn reputation Tor tine prnductiycncss of
,hc land aud quality Of cotton produced. There
Is also large body OF marsh land attached 10 the
place.
For further particulars apply ;is above. at No.
2: i:rOah street. noy:,o tuf6
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

PRICK RESID ENCE IN HASEI
IL STREET.
For Sale
The desirable three story BRICK RESIDENCE
ON high basement situate on tho south side OF
llnscl street, lctwecn Meeting and Anson streets.
containing el@it rooms, pantry, dressing room
ana two plaZZas, extensive brick Kitchen. car
rlngc honse and stable. The Lot measures so
fect front, by 100 feet deep, more or less
Apply as above at No. % broad street
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PREPARE FOR CuRIsrMAs.-N is the time
TO make your selection OF Christmas presents.
and you cannot do so 10 advantage without q
visit TO Won Santen's Bazaar, next door TO the
new opera-iIouse. Tie new goods just opened
there are indeed charming
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by W. Y. LEIrCH & R. $. BRUINS,
AuctiOnccrs.
TWO STORY HOUSE, No. II WEST
Il STREET.

Will br sold on TUESDAY, Iih instant, ut IL
O'Clock, nt The OLD Posollcc.
That Two Story Wooden DWELLING. with sIot,-
blc li;izzas. continuing four rooms, also Kitchen
north side
Lot measures SO by Is feet more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. tlcc3 fintuy
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by l. S. X. BENNETT.
ENARM OF THREE HUNDRED ACRES
l. NEAR YORKVILLE

At Private Sale
n Dcnutifui aud very productive FARM OF $40
acIes located on the Rockhlll Road, about four
nnSs m rom the thriving and very healthy village
included, which are exceedingly productive
Therc are oil necessary buildings ON this farm.
The location healthy during the entire year
Apply rs above at No. 40 Broad street.
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OSE OF DICKENS or Scotts Works is present.
cd to every annual subscriber TO thc XIX Cen.
tury. nc1G
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BY !. S. X. BENNETT.

9 CKS Wa NTED.
Wanted to purchase
CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT STOCK
Planters and Mechanics Bank Stock
Apply ~ above, at No. 40 Broad street.
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Charleston, 1eth November 1853. '''' ''''''
ssIoNER,s SALE.

by virtue of n decree or the Court OF Equity OF
the County OF New Hanover, OF the Slate of
horth Carolina, i'll the case of Morris r. Jeslp
et a!, w. tile Wilmington AMI Manchester Rail-
roai Company, CT al Michael Cronley Commits
sionGr, duly appointed by the Court, Will sell Mt
PuDilf Auction, at the door OF the Courthouse
IN Wilmington, In the State OF North Carolina
NJ IL O'Clock, a. NJ, OH WEDNESDAY, the 9TH
day OF January. 1870,
hllahnt portion or the WILMINGTON ASDMAN
CHESTER RAILROAD which Hes within the Stale
ol North Carolina with all the rolling stock cap.
mcntS, uenots, workshops, materials and every
Thing thereunto pertaining, together with oil the
rights, privileges, franchises and appnrtcnances
ns set forth and more particularly described In
the several mortgages mentioned In the pro.
ccedngs.
Terms OF sale are cash.
The bonds Of the said Company, secured by the
three first mortgages, to wit: Tile mortgage TO
Edward Sandfnrd. dated May l, 1851; the second
mortgage to Edward Sanford, dated March l.
1858, and the mortgage to George w. Dnrgan
dated tie l2th or April, 1855. shall he accepted In
lil as part pay mcnt according TO the priority of
salil mortgages; ana the bonds OF the said Com
nany, secured by the mortgage to the said Morris
Jesl,p, shall DC accepted pro rata IA part pay
ment In the order OF priority established in said
mortgage. NJ CRONf.Y CommisaInner
MlnninGton, NC. noVl0 tufl5wl
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USINE NoTI ES.

AN lRgEsIsTIBT.E MAGNET-von Santcns-
never filiis to draw.
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THs WoEKiNoMEN.-Thc workIngmen's meet
ing called for last evening nj lllocrnlan Hall was
not ms fully attended ns most Of the previous
similar gatherings. No business was transacted
beyond the signing OF the constitution by few
or those present, and we heard some dissatis(ac-
tion expressed that nothing more practical was
proposed than to listen To n speech. Mr.. Rabb,
who presided, gave notice that the organization
OF the Executive Committee wonld be completed
in n few days
The white laborcrs OF Charleston will hold q
meeting ut Holiness IIall this evening 10 take
steps toward uniting Will, the Workngmcn's
Union.
Tic car drivers have appointed q committee to
wait on the worKIngmen's Union for tile purpose
ol securing n representation in that body.
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Jmsuralcc.

yn5ntallcc.
II N s U r i
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
President, nonEnr Il. CASE; cc.Prcsident, Tnno.
II. WHsTAoRE; Secretary, ISAAC IL. ALLEN.
General Agent for South Carolina, w. IlUTsoS
TOWNSEND, Aiken.
ORGANIZED 1862.
Assets, December 81, 1868. ....... 81 S5i $40 90
Amount insured In ,66l $3.50 90
Claims paid ....................... 1859 0o
No restrictions on travel. Only sound lives in
Loan OF portion OF premium allowed whom dc.
sired.
Dividends declared annually. Last Dividend so
An forms of Life and Endowment Policy issued.
Attention Is especially invited to the Ten Year
Nun-forlcltnrc AMI the Return Premium plans,
. Insurance by the Inter costs the policy .lOldcr
oNLY THE INTEREST ur0N HIS ANNUAL PREMIUMS,
for tile Premiums themselves are returned nj
death In addition 10 the full amount OF the Policy
THIS CDmpnny is chartered under the Laws of
nc state OF New York, and II invites tho closest
scrutiny into Its condition az exhibited In onicaI
reports or Insurance Departments Of New York
aud Massachusetts.
SpHCIAL AGESTs IL THE STATE AT LARGE.-A J
NoRk!S. J. u. WILKlE, j. NJ. I1UTSON, O. a
lESAUSSURE. q. G. STEPHENS, J. j. MACKEY.
u. i. CAN'T, 8. II. SYDNOit, ID. X. MOUION q,
ID. RilODU3, l.. q. STEPHENS.
kRFEnESCEs.-II. u. LAUREY, Es1., r. M.
ALEXANDER, Esq. RICHARD CALDWEi.I Esu,
N. IL. NATHAN, Esq, Messrs. STOLL, WHBB &
CO., Mcssrs. II. COBIA & CO.
Dr. w. NJ. FITCH, Me,llcnl Examiner.
LOUIS SIIERF ESEE,
Agent for Charleston. .. c.,
OFFICE No. 40 BROAD STREET. Second Floor,
nov22 Is
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Anrlion 5alcs--g gulurc puns.


Notice Is hereby given that the sale advertised
ny !iS Tor Saturday, aih Of DcccInbcr M Dr.y ton
ia" iiah'aiio's, IL i;i:;tp0ned for the present.
HOLMES f. MACBETH,
u''5 huciiOncprs
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Anction 6alrs Gbis lann.
by MILES DRAKE.
E(OOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

Is 0ES A y q II MS.
THIS MORNING, at Ia O'Clock. will sell NJ my
Store. corner of King and Liberty streets
100 cases BOCTS AMI SHOES, received by Steam.
ship Manhattan, consisting of:
Cases Mems Calf Creole ana q. T.. Conprcs,
Cases Men, Calf an Iiuir I.amoras
Cases hIcns Kip Bun and Wax Brugans
C;r'cS Mems Calf. Kip and Grain Boots
Cases l'oi's Cali EaimoIals alll Congress
Ctscn Ladies' Fine Goat i'uiiSh I;Ooi,
Cases l.n,liCs' Fine Serge Congress
Cases Woncn'S Goat aud lHIil IinotccS
Cartoons Misses and Chil,,rcn'S shoes various
STYLES
4o cases, go dozen. Mems AMI Boys rclr and
Wool HATS. doe,
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ACCIDENT ON THE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILHoAD--FIRE IN BLAKE's SwAMP-ONE
THOUSAND FEET OF TREsTIE DEsTRoYED.-The up
train on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad
had reached White Hall Station, on Wednesday
morning, when n fire was discovered on the tres
tic, about five miles this side Of the Ycinassce
Further progress was impossible and the passcn
gers' baggage and mail were carried around the
trcstc by small pole car and conveyed to
Yelnassce. The Beaufort mail went through that
fnr. but the mail for points beyond were brought
back. Tho engine was then reversed and the
train returned to the city. When near Raniowles,
1t encountered crank car containing Mr. Smith.
the roadnastcr, and three colorcd hands.
Through some mistake In the signals. n collision
occurred, by which Mr.. Smith was seriously In.
Jurcd, the crank car passing over his leg, break
Ing the thigh and inlicting severe bruises. Tho
colorch men escaped umhurt. Mr.. Smith was
brought to the railroad yard, the other side OF
She river, and attended To by Dr. Jenkins. A con.
struction train has been sent to the trcstlc, and
the damage will probably be repaired this week.
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cRuhBs.-The gong attachment OF tho fire
alarm bell at the Orphanhousc was tried yester.
day, and proved to be SUCCESS. Hereafter the
alarm Will be sounded with more regularity.
THO advent OF Christmas ia already announced
by vigorous footing OF penny trumpcts, and the
juvenile hlowhars are fast becoming o nuisance.
The popular air OF "Up In baloonr has infatr.
ated some members OF the community, aud aspir-
Ing Gronauts can purchase miniature balloons ut
every corner. l.{tf
Somo weird AMI wlid.looRing females have been
vislting different parts Of the city, and dame RI.
NOR asserts that they are genuine Gipsy fortune
tellers..
The German Rlnc Club and thu Sengerbnnd
Tcutonia hold their regular meetings. tonight,
Tho former IL ut Lindstcdts Hall, and the latter
IL an anniversary meeting held at tho hall of the
society.
The old Meeting street theatre WINS sod five
times. being OH one occasion bought for s760o. :.
Huge posters AMI gigantic Ietters announce to
the Charleston community this morning thnt the
Chapman Sisters arc to open OH Monday night.
The bills were all posted lust night.
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BY j. X ". KNOX.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. No Is,
IL MEETING STREET. CORNEI, or
WENTWORTH.

FlllS DAY. mt 10 O'Clock a. NJ. will he snl,i
HEllSTEADS. llchding. bureaus, WaSllsinnd
iiat RACK, Sidchuar'i, WhatnOt, SOFA, Lounge,
MarbictGp l'irr Table. Oillce and Cooking Stoves
one Sewing Machine, Plated Casiors and Tea
Sets, &C.
Conditions cash. dcc3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-28

SENT TO JAIL.-August Miller, who
Keeps IA whisky shop about two miles
from this city up Caldwell's run, was
brought before Justice Clohan yester-
day, charged with having violated the
tatute'against selling ardent spirits on
Sunday. There were two charges
against him of the same nature. but oc-
curing at different dates. Both were
clearly established by the evidence.
and he was required to give bail in the
sum OF one hundred dollars in each
case, for his appearance at the next
term of the Circuit Court. This ne was
unable to do and in default was sent 10
Jail.
We hear that this has long been
a resort for those who have little re-.
gard for law or order, and that some.
time since eleven indictments were
brought against the proprietor at the
time for various offences. Owing tc
some defect in their preparation, they
were all qunshed, and no punishment
inflicted. The prospect is that Mr.
Miller will not be SO fortunate as hi.
predecessor, which is "consummatior
most devoutly to be wished"
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IMrEovEMENTs.-T work of laying
u new pavement on The east side Of
Main street at the south end of the
Stone bridge, and on the north side of
Webster, has been commenced. 1t has
not been done one moment too soon, as
the pavement in that locality has been
in dilapidated condition for long
time.
: Mr.. CHESS having finished the fine
iron front to his building on the corner
of Main and Quincy streets, proposes &c
put up an elaborate cornice-the prepa-
rations for it being commenced yester'
day. When completed, this will be
one OF the finest looking business houses
in that neighborhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-28

PEABODY INSURANCE CoMPANY.-By
reference to our advertising columns
this morning, it will be seen that this
new company is now fully organized
and ready for the transaction of bust
ness. Among the directors will be
found the names of several of our most
substantial business men. This OF
itself will be a guaranty that the affairs
of the Peabody will be managed with
great ability, and will inspire conf
dence in those who contemplate insur-
ing their property. The company has
been very fortunate in securing the
services of our genial friend, N. c. Ar
thur, Esq, as Secretary. Mr.. A. has
had large experience in the insurance
business, and brings to the position u
determination to make this new COM
pany, in whose organization he has
taken an active interest, one of the very
first in the State. Starting out under
such auspices we feel confident that the
Peabody will rapidly win its way to the
front rank OF Insurance Companies in
our midst.