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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-21
CHI A R L E S T o N.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 21, 1869.
The Late Accident on the South Carolina
Railroad-The Damage Repaired.

The South Carolina Railroad, though it
was the first railway OF any considerable
length constructed on this continent, haa,
throughout it's history, enjoyed an immuni-
ty from serious accidents, at once gratifying
and remarkable. It is but fair to attribute
this uniform good fortune to the con-
sistent caution and vigilance Of its officers
and employees, to whom the sad catas-
trophe Of Saturday morning is subject OF
profound distress.
The exigenoy, however, has served to IL
lustrate conspicuously the energy and
promptitude which marks the administra-
tion Of the road. Scarcely had the tidings
Of the terrible mishsp reached the city, be-
fore workmen were summoned from every
point on the line, and instant steps were
taken to reconstruct the six hundred feet
of trestle work which had been burned.
So vigorously was the work pushed forward
that by three o'clock yesterday afternoon
the repairs Of the road had been completed,
and the night train for Columbia left the
city ct the usual hour.
In view of the great inconvenience that
would have been caused by the stoppsge of
travel, and especially by the detention of
freight, the thanks Of the community are
due to President Msgrath, Superintendent
Peake, and the section masters and their
force Of hard-working artisans, whose
earnest and unoeasing labors have accom-
plished so speedily the desired result.
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The Pigteils Coming.

The movement for the introduction of
Chinese labor on sn extensive scale into the
rice and cotton regions Of the South, is rap
idly assuming form sufficiently practical
and tangible to justify the expectation Of
early and substantial resu., In addition
to the plaus for the importation Of China
men, of which mention has already been
made in our columns, we have the authority
of the New York Journal of Commerce for
the statement that the Pacific Mail Compa.
ny are about to run weekly instead Of q
monthly line Of steamers between San Fran
cisco and the ports of the Celestial Empire,
with special view to accommodate the
tide of immigration from the East. The
Cinnamon will be transported at low rate,
(the precise figures are not given, so as to
render it entirely feasible for Southern
planters to procure hands directly from
China, cia the Pacific Railroad, which will
cooperate with the Pacific Nail Company
in the new project. Congress is to be Pc
titioned for an increased subsidy proper
toned to the increased facilities Of oommu-
nication afforded by the new line; but, in
dspendently Of government support, the
company are confident that the passenger
and freight business between San Fran
cisco and Japan and China will soon be
quite equal to sustaining a weekly line
across the Pacific; and large part Of the
money earned will come from the importa.
tion Of Cinnamon. It is predicted that
when the 6rst body Of the Mongol immi-
grants reach the Southern States there will
be demand for them on all sides, and coR-
tractors will be tempted to part with their
bargains at good advance, The Journal
Of Commerce declares that in New York
City to-day ten thousand freshly imported
Chinese would have no difficulty in fiudng
kitchen work, chamber work, and other
household service 10 perform, so high are
The expectations that have been formed of
their intelligence, industry and versatility.
We see it stated alse that leading mer
chant of New Orleans has just gone out to
China as the representative Of number of
commercial houses in that city to establish
labor agency at Hong Kong, Pekin, or
some other advantageous point. He will
be accompanied by Chinaman Of expert
encs in the business, and will visit the va
rious agricultural districts of China, to find
which will furnish the best and cheapest
labor for the cotton and sugar fields of
Louisiana His first Importation, to meet
the expenses of which he and his cores
p0nden's are fully prepared, will be from
three hpudred to Ave hundred hands Simi- |
lar movements, as the readers of TIE NEWS |
have been informed, are going on in behalf
Of our own and other sections of the South;
and ere many weeks we expect to herald
the arrival Of the first consignment Of the
coming pigtails.
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Kfwaros.

NIFTY DOLLARS KEWARD,-sTOLEN
Il ON the night of the 18th iusant, fro my plan.
tat on. BrAnchville y. a.. by negro man, one
large CHE>fNUr SORRkL HORSE, about 10 bands
hlgh, si1 years old has white blaze tace white lett
forr fo1t up to The knee, and small scar Oh the
same foot oaused by recent hurt by HOOK, with
Several small scars from the saddle TWENTY ave
doI'ars additional will be paid for the detention OF
the thief where can get him.
A. II. FAIREY,
Sent IA Branchvtlle. =. q.
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Gopartuersbip n0tife.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS AsSSOClA-
TED with him in the AUCTION AND REAL
ESTATE BUSINESS, Mr.. F. NJ. JOHNSTON, and
will conduct the same under the firm OF RYAN
JOHNSTON, at No. 80 Brold-street
September 20, 1859. WIN. b. RYAN:
ssnt oI tuths3*
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~ for tbe arrest of 1HOMAS MALLOY. an IRISH
man. who killed John DO ly. Said Mall y is about
35 years old fve feet eight to nine inches high,
forid complexion, blue eyes DARK halr weighs apout
180 pounds, and has a scar on the tace Inc above
reward will be paid for his delivery IN Sara JAIL
Whosoever takes the above Maos will notify HAS.
EDMOhDSTON, Magistrate. at Aiken, 8. q
CHARLES HOLLY.
Sept 10 LUTHER HOLLY.
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Wroftrirs anb Miseeaaneons.

SCOTCH ALE AND PORTER,
LANDING PER BARK VINCO.
On CASKS YOUNGER'5 e. I. iLE, P1NTs,
~ glass
10 casks Younger's "Dublin Stout" pints, glass.
IN STORE:
= casks "JEFFREY's" SPARKLING ALE. pints.
stone
- casks BASS" Ale pinis. glass
- casks "Bass'" Ale, quarts, glass
- casks Tennent's Ale. D. g., quarts, stone
- casks Tennent's Ale D. g.. pints stone
- casks Tennents Ale, z. l., pints, glass
- casks Tennent's Ale, K. l., quarts. glass.
For sale on reasonable terms by
JAMES BANCROFT, JR.,
No. log East Bay and Accommodation Wharf.
Sept 81
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lanb for Sale.
Sost aab @oaao.

Taken UPIN FIELD FOUR MILE
il Housc, a cow, which described in an adver-
tisenent OF the 'th 18th aud lth II not called Tor
by w HUNT No. AZ MarkeL.street. II sept 81
DNkED Up ON THE HALFMOON
Battery. on last Monday two BRASS KEYS
which can be obtained by proving properly aud pay
ing expenses. sept Ii
LNuUND. \ SAFE KEY ON EAST b *.
I beween Queen and MarSet streets which the
owuer can have by applying at the DAILY NsWS
OFFICE. and paving exuen>es >ept8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-09

The INJUNCTION CAsE.-The case oil
the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Compa>
ny against the Supervisors OF Marshall
county, and others, In the Circuit Court
OF the United States, we are informed,
was argued at the late term OF that
court by Judge Lee, and ]. Randolph
Tucker, Esq, for the Company, and
Governor Stanton, and D. Lamb, on
behalf OF the State and County. The
sole question submitted was as 10 the
right Of the United States Court to take
Jurisdiction ofthe case, and this ques.
ton the Court, consisting OF Chief JUS
tIce Chase and Judge jackson, agreed
to transfer 10 the Supreme Court Of the
United States for decision, by certify.
Ing to that Court that they differed in
opinion on the point. The case involves
ultimately the right Of the State and
counties to tax the property Oft com.
pany. W.
The decision Of the Supreme Court Of
the United Safes on the question re-
ferred to 1t, lin favor Of the company,
will establish their entire lndepen-
denee Oft the courts OF this State, in all
cases where the matter In the contro-
versy exceeds Eve hundred dollars. II
the company bring suit, they will have
the right, attheir own option, to bring
1t into the United States Courts. IfsuIt
be brought against them, they will
have the right, II they see ct to do so,
to remove 1t TO the same tribunal.
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Iui6-dBGit'
Commissioners Sale.

Ky VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
y circuit Court iOr ohio County, W. Va,
ISuusfed On the lOIn day Of June, 1863, III u
cAuse III chAnceFy pending in SAID Court,
Wilhelm Junn Last Is cumpmluAnt aud An.
h'o " Llst ami ULnet5 hIe defendants, l
W.I, On
thursday, tine 18th day VI A uEust, 1860,
VI ~ O'Clock a. NJ, proceed 10 Sell, Ut public
auction, u Tue hlk neat ana lest bIuuer, ~
Lno front uoQr OF Tue Court nouBe OF Unlo
Iounty, ". Va, the following descrtb cd zeal
eSlLtU, VIZ:
LOIS Nos. one hundred and Sixty-iour (lGI
ana one hundred anu sixty -tVe 1885, In VI.
.uu q. LansA addition TO the city, on ZAne'H
IAiand. Lois NOH. Uns hundred and nlneLy-
eight us and one hundred anu ninety
hlne llSSl on the Lne east hlde OF Elm sheet,
Anu Lue waller lot y Ing east Of SAIL Two lOLA
Known AZ lot No. elGnt (S) on ZAueB Island.
LoL NO. ono hundred aud three (lu3) On the
west sluo " Market Square, nnd The south
IAllu H6l VI loL NJ, Que hundred and Jour
GlOal huJOlnlnE lot lot No. IUj, and on when
arc erected good three story houses. Tne
west ID Ieet OF lot No. GnU hunuIEu anu
soveuty.lour t7N on Zane street, In East
wheeling, Win all tho rights OF alleys DO.
Longing thereto. Part Of Tot NO. fourteen
uO In square fourteen ~ on Union Etreet,
nUouL ~ teeL itouL, US described In decd
irOm b: +, NeDnum and WIie dated august
4ULn, 1854.
1kAMS OF SALB:-Ons-lOurth Of the pur.
ehtus1 lnOney 10 Ue PAID IN GAsl, anu the 70.
InAInusI IL thIeo equal inhtalmenLI al one,
Two hnu Lhrse yeRIS, 10 W secured by nutsH
AMI ueedh VI trust satisfactory " Cue UOln-
nIAAlon1T, and W bear Interest IrOm day VI
bAIe until pay Insnt,
T7-tA tonmasl0nsr.
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
LANDS FOR SALE.

DuRsUANr To THE DECREE MADE
L w tue Circuit Court OF Ohio County, on
the Inlld DAY Of June, 1869, III the Rult III
ahAnceIy DsLWeen Levi d. SPRINGkks
AND OTHERS, onplAInRnLB, anu sh kP-
n bhD MclNcIkEA AND UchEhS, Dsienus
RnA, th5 undersigned commissioners Will,
On tuesday, the seventeenth day Of
august, 1859.
and thereafter from day 10 day until CON.
pLeted, Communicating each uAy Ut eleven
V'GLock A. NJ, sell al public auction, on the
laGu ~ be sold, the home plantation Or ~.
LaLe mentioned In the ninth clause Of the
Will OF AOses shepherd, deceased, III dIVl-
Siuns, lota and coal fields AS specified In the
report ana plat o. James Illchrlst, sur
VSyOr, on nl6 In said suit.
4EEA5 .-ERcn purchaser 10 pay in hand
not loss than one'iOprth OF the money due
upon mis- purchase, but 70 nave the privilege
" pay IN nAnu any greater proportion or the
whole thereof; and the residue, II any, 10
III paid IN three equal inhLRlmentB bearing
interest ruin the uHy or sale, and payable
respectively, IN six, twelve and eighteen
months thereafter bond aud security 70 the
uNltlsiACLlon VI Tho Commissioners 10 Do
gwen IuI tue deferred luSiAllnguLd, aud the
LLue " w retained ~ iurIher security until
pay IneuL IL Jul.
Ah1 Whole tract contains about rivo hun.
uTeu AUD seventy 1--WE Acruy, unu " tlLuAted
IL UhIU county, West Virginia, along the
Cumberland Road, HenptWu nGlliUa1 and
MneelluH creek. being by the Cumberland
Road HDJut ak miles fIUm wheeling, a
ptAL Oh the divisions. lUtS aud rUAl neldB
may " seen ~ the banK OF wheeling, and
n!su al Lue cierK : UIlce Of the Circuit Court OF
0hIO county, DANIEL LAMB,
DAN1EL Y. Li6I,
lulb-lt86]tW Commissioners,
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THERE Is no mistake about It,
PLANTATION BrTTERs will ward on
fever and ague and all kindred diseases
II used In time. No family need suffer
from this distressing complaint II they
Will keep PLANTATION BIrTRRs In the
house, and use 1t according TO dIrOc'
tons. The most important ingredient
OF this medicine Is calIsaya or Peru.
vlAn Bark, which 10 known 10 DO The
finest and purest tonic In the vegeta.
BILE kingdom. The extract Of this bark
Is the active principle OF all the good
fever and ague medicines prescribed
BY Intelligent doctors. CallBaya Bark
Is used extensively In the manufac,
ture OF PLANTATION BITTERs, as well
as qulnlne, and we dare say they owe
their popularity mostly 10 that fact,
We can recommend them.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-superlor to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eoddGW
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POLICE CouRT.-There we're but few
persons In attendance at the Police
Court room Saturday morning, and M
docket was q light one and devoid Al
interest. James Lawless what n nnms,,
and Julia Collins are neigh bors ont n
East Wheeling. They got into some
difficulty, Friday, and each, determined
not to be outdons by the other, made
complaint. They came up Saturday
morning to have their grievances 70,
dressed, but as the peace and good order
OF the city had not been disturbed by
either one, they were dismissed on each
paying their own costs. An I'D.
monltlon was given them that . second
offence oilike character would DO mort
vigorously punished.
James Johnston was up for being
drunk, and was fined the usual dollar
and costs. While that sum makes got.
ting drunk q pretty expensive luxury,
we are inclined to the opinion that q
heavier fine would have tendency 10
discourage the indulgence Of this debaa.
Ing appetite. t,a "l
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FIanT.-olleer Henry had a settle
with q gang Of rutiians In East Wheel
Ing, Saturday evening. The rowdIel
were making night hideous with theIl
outrageous conduct, when the Officer
appeared on the scene and attempted L
put stop to their proceedings. They
knocked him oyer once or twice, we arc
told, took his mace from him, and
otherwise maltrsated him. He fred
his pistol three or four times at His M.
sallantS, but unfortunately, without
effect. This thing ofreaIstiuK and abuu.
Ing officers has become common 90.
currence. Notlong since the same on.
Ger was brutally assaulted In the same
locality. On that occasion no used biz
revolver but hurt nobody. We would
advise him to get better one. ~
We hear that one OF this gang Of
rowdies was arrested yesterday. We
shall probably hear all the particulars
Ia the police court this morning. We
trust examples will be made Of these
omeer>beateFs. They deserve the full
measure Of the penalties prescribed
by the statute. -
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Trustee's Sale.

QY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRusr
- made 70 me by George 70, Caldwell and
Kate, his Wifo, on the I'D day OF March, In
Ine yssI lSel aud Of record Ia the Record.
Book NO. Is, page SS6, 1 shall, on
saturday, she 9Th day OF Sent ember.
1900.
on the pennies, proceed 10 sell at public
auction 10 the 6lElebt and best bidder thS
following described real SBtRto, EituSla an
Vhid wells hun In said County ana slAl0,
Ivy, ~ NJ Wnat y knoWn ~ the Orchard or
NJ follows, that u 20 say "BeKlnninR nj \
locust cost At the south west corner Of inc
plIlnE fence around Raid oiahRni and All.
Joining INC wheeling and fRlrmont Tam.
pike load ON the north side OF CaldWelIa
hani thence northWRIdly with nm fOnce
70 the boundary limo betWo0n Rald farm AMI
thnd q q. Jacob, continuing beyond the
IS1ce II necessary 70 reach that line: thancS
.. ~ T. " stake AZ the north Eide OF the
present county load, q few rods above the
ol1 htADiei thehee WlLh the north side Of the
hald count ROAD WeSLWATdly TO q IAEHe elm
ON the south side Of said orchard fence and
near the bAmet thence with that fence 10
Tue south est corner thereof; thence west
warmly with tho fence ~ the beginning,
containing AXteOn acres, more or lRSH
1aI1 Iced OF Trust was given 10 secure 10
William Exley the punUIuAl payment OF
nVe bevorAl notes Of the said Geone 4,
"a d yell IOr the auln OF nine hundred and
tWsnty.seven i|.lO0 dollars each, beaFInR
dALe the 10th day OF February, 1851, and p0y.
A0Ie 70 the order Of the SAID Willlam Efiey.
respectively, on tho 10Th day OF december,
1851, 1854. 1893, 1851 and 1855, a. the Mel chanS
aud MechAnlc5 Bank OF Wheeling, each
note bearing interest from date. 1le firSt
one OF The hDoY0 described notes dated Ihe
10Th dAy OF February, 1851, and payable on
tue 10Th day Of December, 1851, mas been
paid, together with the interest UPON The re.
manning notes up " tire Lat day OF April.
lSo9. Tul1 sale IL made " pay the priucipGi
ot tho said notes OF N8l, lSUJ, 1854 and 1885,
Whlcn said principal aMoLnis, IN encfl one
Of said several NOES, " wi 4S.lOO, with In.
Sreat lheteOn from April llt, lA0j, Till paid,
and Tho 90 is Of this sale.
1kkA9 OF sALA-Une third cash, and tho
remAlnder OF the purchase money In two
e40hI lh4tH4menth OF Alx and twelve months,
tho purchaser giving notes for the deferred
inALAlnenLB bearing interest rom dSts and
paid. '''N NV'S' ''-'
The above described property will be sold
IN puceb or altogether w the purchaser or
Purchasers may elect and the trustee will
guarantee the uIls.
b. b. BUsHFIELD, Trustee,
Inc property mentioned In Inc above nd.
IertiSemenL u known III the sunny side
vineyard, NJ present In tirEt cIaAH condition.
And inc vines IN excellent bearing order,
On inc premises Ii Large new lWo.stOry
Snek nouseI surrounded by convenient aud
desirable o0IDullulhgS and provided with all
SuS necessary c0nvenlences and improve.
nlHntS. taILlea WAnInH 70 puFchNSs pro.
perry u THIS description are inVIted 70 ex.
lyB-SUL
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REAL ESTATE TRAxsRRRA-The fol.
lowing IL q list Of deeds In fee admitted
TO record In the ofice OF the Recorder
Of Ohio county, during tho week end
Ing Friday, August 6, 1859 .t|
Deed made August, 1859, by Herman
Hartenstlne and WIfeto Jacob Zulanf,
Tor lot No. II In square 10, South
wheeling; $500, Admitted August 2,
!. Deed made July %, 1850, by John w.
Mitchell and wife to Thomas II. Reed,
Ior lot1 Nos. 70 and "A, corner Of Plank
road and Elm street, Jacobs addition
g south Wheeling; 800. Admitted
Deed made August 4, 1859, BY Theo.
dore Fink and wife to Alex, g, Robin.
son In trust for Elizabeth e. Richard.
son, wife Of William Richardson, fol
lot NO. ] 10 O. l.. Zane's addition; 500.
Admitted August 4, 1850.
Deed made August s, 1860, by John
DenninR 10 Frank L. dehrinR, FOR the
north 10 feet Of lot No. s Ia D, N,
Eons addition to Centre Wheeling
tl39. Admitted August 8, 1859,
Deed made August 6, 1860, by John
kuhl and wife to Boneiez Yahn, for the
west half OF lot No. %, ". W, Shriyer'l
ADDITION 1900. Admitted August O.
4oU0I
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OFFICE REMovED.-We mentioned q
few mornings since that Col. Crothers
had been appointed Assessor OF In.
ternal Revenue Tor this district. Since
that time Col. Crothsrs has received his
commission and visited Parkersburg
for the purpose oftaking charge OF the
books and papers. These were handed
over to him by his predecessor, Mr..
Leonard, and will reach our city to day.
Hereafter the Office will be found In the
custom house building. " 81.
We know 1t will be gratifying to our
readers to learn that Mr.. Thomas R.
Laird has been appointed chief clerk
by Col. Crothers. MIR. Laird Is thor
onghly posted on the Internal Revenue
laws-perhaps there Is not one who has
devoted more attention to them in this
State. and very few In any State. He
Is eminently qualified for the position,
and we congratulate Col. Crothers and
the people OF the district In having go.
cured the services OF one so entirely
competent, 4fGg.FTfrHl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-09

BASE BALL,-The oiympics, Of Pitts,
burg, arrived on time, Saturday, and
kept their engagement with the Bal.
tics on the Fair Grounds In the after.
noon. A large number was present
to witness the game, which was
watched with more than ordinary In.
terest. 1t being the closing game OF the
match. Contrary to our antIcIpallons
the Battles were defeated-the score
standing: olympIcs, 50; Battles, Q,
We have met the enemy and zoe are
theirs"
the oSceolas and orescenta met in
dread array. Saturday, and the former
won q splendid victory, viz: osceolas,
80; oreScenIs, %. n