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TIE STATE COURT, THE Hon. R. B. CAaPEN-
TER rnEsrDNG.-1fe judge decided in favor OF the
motion of f. Fl. Sass. Esq, for arrest tfjudsmcnt in
the case of Sam Washington, indicted for assault
with intent to kill he trial of james F. Ualst, io-
the murder OF Edward III .kson, co!crc' in octcter
las, occupied the tine of the court tic balance OF
the day. Z. b. 'elbro'k. Esq, made al atle argu
ment for the State, followed py John 4. Noro>o,
Esq, fer the fence, who acquitted himself in IN
unusually creditable manner. General Conner suc-
ceeded in q mas!erly argument for the prisoner.
and the court adjourned until this morning. when
Colonel R. ". Seymour ior the Gefe &C. and D. II.
Cham uerlain for the State, will corciude the argu-
ment
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Assignee's Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE, Auctieneer.

BY virtue OF IN 0Ider to me directed by the Hon.
George 3. Bryan, Judge OF the uni ed stiteS Court
for the District Of South Carolina viii be sold at
public ou,cry on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF Feb
ruary next at II O'Clock a. NJ, at the Old Custom
house.
ai, that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND. With
the two-sto:y Wooden Building and Lutbuildtngs
thereon. situate, lying and being the west eide ok
Ashley River between Bee and Cannon streets and
known as No. 19; measuring and containing IN front
on siIty seven fe It six inches 67 g. on
back or west Inc seveutysix feet 6, on tho south
and north lines one hundred and sixty 1861 feet
be the same moro or less; buthng and bounding to
the north on lands of e. Holland. to the east on
Ashley street, to the south on lands OF Mark z
Cohen aud to the west on lands now or late OF W. T.
Sanders.
All that TOWN LOT ,rR PARCEL OF LAND.
situated on the north side of Ca houn-street enc
door west OF Smith-street. immedla ely upon Ben
netts II II Pond; measuring and containing IN front
on Cahoun-street t01) six feet, on back or north
ne 1907 Gig ty feet fiI inches on east line l6s one
hundr d and nfty-si1 feet aud on west line ll6Qj
one hundred and sixty feet, be the same mere or
l.ss; butt n and bounding to the north and west
on Benuet's Mill Pond. to the east on lands now OF
late o. James Puyas, and to the south on calhoun
street as per plat on record In Plat Book NO. l.
in Mesno Conveyance Office foe Char esson Dstr1ct
Ietms-une hsf cash: oalannc Ia no year. seeur-
ed by ond of tho purchas and nor. .gaSe Of the
premlses Luld ngs to be insured and -;chcies as
, $50 s.e.-.--s ' rsy asEgoee for ali Necessary
papers aud stamps. J. b. BIssELL Assignee.
Janury29 90 fmw8sul
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La A HIGHLY INTELLIGENT LADY,
resident OF yracuse New York, says '!iat She waS
afflicted nearly year, perio ticaliy. will dcrange-
mcnt of the c:rcuIlton. the blool rushing TO he
lungs with sues force to Threaten congestion md
delth This was attended with the most intense
pain In all parts of the bdy. Failing to Oh ain re.
lief from any OF the physicians whom she employed
from time to time. she was induced TO try the
PLANTATION BIrTtHS. and t. her surprise and
ioy they have reieve1 her, and she is now In good
health aud fesh
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RESIGNATION OF LIEUTENANT MNorT.-Lieu-
tenant Joh1 c. Minott. vino has Allied the position Of
fr lieutenant OF the City Police for the last three
years. with cred, to himself and entire satisfaction
to the community, and who, at the last met ting Of
Council was reappointed to the sam, position under
the new bill, has declined the appointment Lieu
tenant Minott bases bis resignation on the grounds
that junior officer, who has been for months on
detached service, has been promoted over his head
and under the peculiar circumstances of the case,
he does not believe tina. he can longer maintain his
own self respect or be useful to the community in
the position which be has heretofore filed.
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EXERCISES FOR LE:;T.-CATHEDRAL-We
nesday, haKpast P NJ, Devotions. Instruction
and Benedctiou. Friday, P NJ, Stations # the
Holy Way OF the Cross. Sa!urd ". 10 A. NJ. In.
sHuction for chld:en preparatory to First Commit
nion and Conf rmation.
ST. MARYs-Tuesd.y, halfpast P. NJ. Devotons
and Instructions. Friday, halfpast P NJ, Sta
tions Of the Cross.
81. PATR1cK's-Tuesday. NJ, Ievotions and
Instructions. Friday, P. NJ, Devotion. Instruc-
6on and 9enediction. Sunday, Immediately after
vsspers. Stations OF the Holy Way Of the Cross
ST. overwhelmingly, P. NJ. Lecture and
Benedction. Friday, P. NJ, Stations of the Gross
ST. PAUL's-Fr'day, 2. b.. Way Of the Cross
and BenedIc,ion. Sunday, P. NJ, Yespers and
Sermon.
ST. PETER's--Tuesday, halfpsst P. NJ. Ins.ruc-
ton aud Benediction. Ftiday. halEpast P. NJ.
Way Of the Cross.
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GERMAN F1RE sNdI IE CoMPANY.- AT tue An
uiversary Of tie German Fire Engine Company,
held February 10. 1862 the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
JOHN d. ALBEns. President.
J.F. 1oHASNs. First ce-Presideut.
H Il. voN EITzEN, Second Vice-Preeident.
j. F. LILIESTaALL First Director.
q. WoHLKEN, scccDd Director.
GEORGE MASENHoFF, Third Director.
H. APPRLER Fourth Director.
WILLIAM BAHNIaE Fifth Director.
n. NEUs1ANN, Sixth Director.
G. RIEoKE, >ecretary.
wM BRuNaEs treasurer.
7 Lows Wsxsans sS4sAfH Armen,
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TEE DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND CON-
MERcLL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business houses wish.
ing to subscribe for specified number of copies
containing Their cards, should leave thei: 'ders at
our counting room to-day. AL orders for u copies
and over will be supplied at the rate of two and
half oents per copy.
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al- THE CELEBRATED w. S. C. CLUB
HOUSE GIN, pure, sof and uucquai!cd-W. :. COR
WIN & CO., Sole Agents Medical men OF the high
est standing acknowledge that n, in is pure staie,
has greqt medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUE HOUSE GIN before tho pul'lio with the
greatest confidence. and more particularly to those
who use it medinally, as on article that only re-
o,res to be known to be properly appreciated.
Rl- 81 so per bottle. SIG per case
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPrER.-The follow
ing is list Of officers elected yesterday and duly
installed:
R. g. RRUNs. G. II. P.
NJ. MOSES, u. g. II P.
c. G. JAEGER, G. e.
q JAMES A. II VI. G.. S.
JAMES r. PICKETT. q. C.
q. F. JACKSON u. :.
E. THATEn G. S.
". Il. D. GA,LLAED, G. c, Of II.
E. ". LLOYD. u. L. A Z.
L. F. MYERS, u. :.
The convocation throughout the proceedings was
characterized by the greaes: harmony, and adjourn
ed last night until Next year.
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8 Small Dwelling; also, tOo Corner Lots,
fine stands for Corner Shops, at Auction.
BY Il. MCBRIDE SMITH.

BY u. MCBRIDE SMITH.
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, at IL O'Clock, at the
Old Postofh 9,
No. So Line-street, sm II house, south side, Sc
cond from southeast corner Line and Laurel Streets
Lot 40 feet front, py 90feet deep, more or less.
ALSO,
fine BUILDING LOT on the southwest corner Of
Bozard and Laurel streets: IS fee: front on Bo-
gard street. by 81 ieet on Laurslsuee more or less
ALSO,
fine BUILDING LOT. on the southeast cornerof
Bogard-streeJ and Rose Lane; 81 feet front on Bo-
gard.sreet, by 81 feet On Rose Lane more or less
1erms-Gne-haf cash; the balance In one and two
years. secured as usual. Purchaser to pay G. McB.
5. for papers and stamps
February 8 Feb o, IL, Ii, Is, 16
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ngALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment. of WM. S. CORWIN CO, Ne. 2I5
K ug.slreet, between Wentworth and Beaufaln, are
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but whnt
can be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE Thisls
an established fact.
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Positive Sale.
BY T. III. CATER.
Fine Residence in the Vi1lags OF MOunt Plea
BY HOLMES & MAGRETH.

Will be sold TOMORROW. 18th February, at IL
O'Clock, In front of the Old Postofice,
That des,rably located DWELLING HOUSE. two
and half stores on brick Easement, contAtnfn1dx
upright rooms, garnet and dress ng rooms, ,;d6Able
piazza. large cistern and good well Of tier; also
ne large carriage house and stable. ead Lot meas
uring md containing to the northeast Pittstreet
46 feet lnches to the north and northwest lands
late of Dr. Farrell and Of VIM. Peice, ESQ., 228 feet;
to the south on lands of John Horlbcck, 70 feet 8
inches and to tho southeast on lands OF the said
John Horlbeck, zoe feet inches, lie oil OF the eaid
dimensions more or less and having such shape and
dina nsions as are included In plan made by John
a. Michel, Surveyor, June, 1852.
Terms-One half cash; lance IN ole year; build.
inRs to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser
to pay H. & NJ. for papers and stamps. -
February IL
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Residence No. Q Drake street at auction.
BY r. M. MARSHALL & BRO

On TUESDAY, 10th instant. Mt il O'Clock, will bo
sold ut 'he Old POslofilGe.
Tho above WOODEN DWELLING, confirming four
square rooms. kitchen, &c. The Lot is high and
measures 40}s by LEA feet
Coudtlons-Half cash; balance in one and two
years Secured as usual Bui .dings to be injured
and policy assigned Purchaser to pay us tor pPpers
and % lamps. tbsiu3 February IL
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aTWILLIAM S. LANNEaU EFT AL, vs..
THOMAS BONNELL. ADMINISTRAToI.-Purs
ant to IN order of his Honor Judge CARPENTER,
all creditors of tha late firm of LOCKWOOD JOHN
SON are rotifcd to ccme in aud prove their claim
before me, on CO before the first day OF March uex
or be deba red the blncft Of the decree to be made
in this case. SAMUEL LOR' JR.
February4 th4 Special feftree.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
1UcT1oN SALES THIS DAP.

JOHN G. M1NoR & Co. will sell at 10 o'cloct.
in their salesrooE1 Meeting. street, dry goods aud
sundries
T. NJ. CATER will sell at thrcc-qu3rters past
O'Clock in his store, Browns wharf, butter. Lard
and crcckery.
J. FRASER MATUgwrs will sell at II O'Clock, at
his Office, Brosdst.cct choice lot OF peach trees.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Chamber OF Commerce, a. P. ".
Howard Looge. q; P. ~.
Washington lodg, ut P. M.
Catholic Institute, a. lalfpast P. NJ.
Charleston Land company, at P. NJ.
Ashley Fire Company, at haIt-past P. N.
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e@SUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN, corner King aid Radcliffe
streets, and get bctter article for the same money
than Mt any other establishment In the oIty.
Noven,herl IA 3mos
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10 ANNOUNCING THE DEMISE OF OUR
late and lamertrd partner, Mr. MORRIS SELIG-
MAN. which to,k place on the 7h inst1nt. VIC state
that in accordance With the articles of Copartner-
ship he firm. 'lndergocs no change.
GEoEGE 4. HOpLEY & co.
vohn,,,r, IN
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ACKNow1EDGMLNT.-At late hour last night
TIE NEWS was compumented with seienade by
band. which, to judge by ITS music, is one of the
best in the city.
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LADIES' LUNCH AT KINsNAN's SALooN.-Oys-
tiers in every style. Mnce pies fresh daily. Hot cof
fec and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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s1 RECEIVERS NO rICE. THE UNDER
SIGNED, having been appointed teccIver ri Tie
la.e firm If DAWSON l. BLACKNAS, hereby gives
notice that all claims against sad firm must 0e pre-
scn,c. to him am all persons indebted must make
pa. ment to JNO. l. HUMPHREYS
January 13 No ~ Bro.u-e'reet.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MCCLELLAN SADDLES, new and worn, Plough
and Team Harness, Plough Buckles. Harness and
and Collars, for sale low by r. F. Chapeau, Meeting
etreet, next 10 Mills House. February II
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MSwE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyure Districts Of China the choicest
chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new seasons.
which are unrivaled for their strength and delcacy
Of flavor. We warrant our TEAS to be pure and un-
adul teraed, and to give genernl satisfaction. AS we
are constantly in receipt of large oargoes Of Teas we
are enabled to ocr TO tho public the finest chops at
PRICE that many dealers offer inferior Ten at.
rial and comparison will at once prove th asser.
tion and it only remains for the public TO judge for
themselves. WM. s. oOKWIN q CO.,
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SPRING STYLE HATS. The Every latest" a
"Ihe Temple of Fashion, No. 269 King-street.
February II thstu c. d. JOHNSON.
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February 10

ag SOLE TRADERS NOTICE., ANN
GRIFFITH, wife Of W. 7. GRIFFITH, shopleeper
and iarmer residing ut Reeves station south Caro-
lima Railroad, Colleton Couaty, South Carolina.
hereby give notice. that will commence business
on my own account as n SOLE TR DER, at the c1-
piratiop of one m nth from this date February 4h,
1862 th3 February4
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fHE LODI MANUFACTURING &c
fEsTABLIsHED 1870,

VSyIrE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO SEND
for 4 pamphlet descriptive of their Fertilizers.
we offer our DOU9Lr REEINEo UDEE1TE.
enual to the best superphosphate at the low price
oi S25 Ter ton. his Company also make supe-
rior article OF Nitrophosphate and Lure Eonc lust.
See testimonials:
+ NJ. lopp. Smithfeld. Va, says where he ueeh
tie Double Refined Poudretic on corn It doubled the
yield
WILLIAMS EROS Dover. Del, says it gave their
rhubarb und toma,oes vigorous growth, ripenipg
the later two weeks ear-et
P, ". nUrcHIsoS Sr near Cherokee, Ga, says II
nearly doubled his yield OF cotton.
Hon. ELI :. SHORTER, Eufaula, Ala. says his cot
ton wa. fully equal IL adjoining ieids nnnured with
the test SuperphosphatcS
:. MoSTooMERY, FL aville, Ga. says it increased
his crop oi cotton $50 lbs !er rc:e.
g. s. OGLEsDY Marietta, Ca. use 1t on corn ard
cotton aud say it mre than doubled the yieid. be
regard, Il the cheapest and most reiab.t Fertilizer
within his knowledge.
I1-lioyernor NTH, warrcrton. Va. tried 1t with
,hre s.veraj crons the lust aud present yeors and
slys: Il pronounce it with confidence most ratua-
bic manure"
Tue Superintendent of General W. r. Cox. Poll
Island Plantation. N. c., Says Il think the Poudrete
used for c3rn Gu not be surpassed; ust 1t also on
cotton which produced largo yield.
DIR. Z. M. PENDLtToN, 81 arta, Ga says: "!he
NitrophoRphae or Lime, used on cotton made 2ie
per cent. the first year.
Professor GEoReE II. COOK. of the New Jersey
State Agricultural College at New Branswiek. Gays
"rhe Iouhle Refined Popdrette nnd Nitrophosphate
Of Limo paid us full 100 per ceut above their mar
ket value III the increase OF crops this year.
Address LODI MANUFACi URING COMPANY
Box 3139, New York PostUfloe. Once No. &c Court
lanGtstrect.
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GIL A NO.

GUAND.
OOO TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN GU tNO, IN
OUO store and TO arrive direct from the agents,
warranted pure. Being among ho d 81 who intro
duced Guano into the state, I can confidently refer
10 my planting friends TINT in the series OF years
that have sold it have always given item good
article.
purchasers will 6nd 1t 10 their interest to give me
call before buying, as from tho f-cilites have,
am euabed to put it at the lowest market price.
am also ago.-t for tho state Tor tho following
standard MANURES, which offer AZ follows:
soluble Pacific Guapo, C5 cash, or s70 first No
vember, 1869; approved security. with per cent in
terest.
Bargh's Raw Bono Phosphate. $50 cash, or S65
time ai above
Phenx Guano, s55 cash. or s65; time as above.
Wi coz Gibbcs Manipulated Guano. $40 cash, OF
$50; tune US above.
Flou; of Bone SOS cash.
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum warranted, s3 81
per barrel OF 800 poulds-cush.
J.N. ROBSON,
Nos und Atlantic Wharf.
Jlnuaiyl9 tutnslmo p6o
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aS-J s. MARIN (LAIE GRUBEH &
MARTINI will be pleased to see his friends and Gus
toners at wM S. CoRwTN l. 20, No. 275 King
street between Wentworth aa1 Bcaufain.
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e. PUBLIC SCHO JLS.-IHE ANNUAL
ELECTION OF TEACHERS or The PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF the CITY will BE- held on MONDAY s.e
.2diustant applications can be left with the Secrr'
tary. as his otGce in the Normal school, st. Philip
street. at any time previous to thur date.
By order of The Board.
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE,
E.h,uorv II thl mwf4 Secretary
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MAcNoL1A wArER.-Supcr'or to the best imported
German Colocne. and sold a; half The price.
Fcbruary9 tu'hs3
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SnffiQl Metiffs.

erSoUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COAIfANY.-1he Books Ct this Company will be
opened 1HIs DAY and To.MoRRow. from IL to .
oc,cck n the Hall he INK OF Charleston, for
subscription of 100000.
Fifty re: cent in cash will be required at the time
of suhs,rinirr.
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Nos lis and III Queea-street al Suction.
BY r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.

On TUESDAY 10th inst, ut II o'clock will he sold,
ut The Old Postofa e. Brpad-street
The TENEMENTS Nos. i15 ana lit eueen-street,
opposite Medical College, each slat, rot fed and con-
tanning four square rooms, dressing room and unfn
lshed ntic together with brick Kitchen slate roofed
oistcrn, &c Lots measuring each 20 by loo feet.
Terms-One.ihird cash; Galance In one. two and
three yoars, secured by bond and mortgage; interest
per cent, PAYABLE semlannualy; buildings to be
insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay as
for papers and stamps.
February Q tutheA
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Tom d. A LEX A N ID Il f.
ACCOUNTANT,
NOTARY PUBLIC AN9 GENERAL AGEN7.
30. 1G Erond-stroet.
RESPECTFULLY SoLIcfls EssINRSs IN AD-
JUsIINa ACCOUNTS Of Merchants and others.
and in WHITING UP AND PoeTING their BOOKS.
either in part or whole. ao. January9
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TJNHIS GUANO DTFrrR; FROM PERUVIAN
L Guano simply in ille iolahve proportions of
the ga Mo oil Iaents Of fertility.
Its during the past feur years for the culture
of cotton and 'orn has given Ia IL 2 Character TOR
standard excellence unsurpassed by gonuino Peru
van Guau0. and where selsons OF drought lnter-
vouo. |. produces !. large increase OF crops.
The ptice at whlca THIS Guano is p!aood ~ so
much below that oil Po,uvian Guano, US 10 constitute
it I'm object OF MA erial importance to southern
Agriculture.
Tho large capital ard resources OF tho Company
enable it to flraish Guano OF the hghc vaiuo at
the Lowest lr,,sib.e cost to cunSuuer' and tue
h,shes Interest of the company is recognized in
this policy.
! be Company looks to large sales. srna ! profit.
and perinauelt trade for compensation on capital
invos ed
Or. sr. JULIEN RAyENEL, oil South Caro-
lima, Is Scientific Director to the Company
which affords suie guarantee OF the continued eX-
cellence of the Guano. Nome genuine uulc,s brand.
ed With The nanlc oil JOHNS. REESE CO., Gene
raj agents o. the PACIFIU GUANo COMPANY.
Fsr terms and mode Of application. apply to
j. y. ROBSON,
Ageut for tho state Of sou 'h carolina,
Nos and 2 atiau,io Wharf.
Decemter 10 DLo stuth3mo
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yr,HE USE OF TIE ABOVE SOLUBLE ps0SPho-
PERUVIAN and AmmoniIted Soluble Pacific
Guanos is particularly recommended, be!ag COM
pounds of tho ricucst PLcitic Pho-phaac Gusno,
rendered soluble; the former nainins twonty per
cent of Peruvian Guano, aud the latter highly au1-
moniated with animal malier-nasius the most
conceutraten and profitable fertilizers III use for cot
ton corn, wheat aud iohacro,
For sale III bags and barrels. In quantities to suit.
Testimonials from hose VIII have used The above
will be- iurnl cd on application.
GRAESER, LEE, SMITH s. CO.,
Gvncral Agents q; Charleston.
December "a DAG thstu4mo
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GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
MAsrERs-At the annual convention the G:and
Councu of Royal and Select Masters of South Caro-
lima, held at Masonic Hall yesterday, tho following
companions were elected for the ensuing year, and
were duly installed:
Companion A. G. MAokEY N. P. G. NJ, Charleston,
S. o.
Companion R. b CAMPBELL, j. L. q. NJ, Laurens,
S. G.
Companion A. F. LUMKIN. l. C. W., Barnwell.
Companion C. F. JACKSON, G. 7. Columbia, 8. C.
Companion r. W. SCHRoDER, G. c., Charleston,
SC.
Companion J. A. Hoyr, G. NJ, Anderson, S. C.
CompaMan JOHN II. RILEY, G.. O., Laurens, S. C.
Companion JAMES BRINE. q. G. OF g., Greenvile,
sc
COMPANION C. n. MILLER. @. c. o, c.. Laurens.
8. @. -
Companion - coRBY. G. g. Charleston, S. c.
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CLUDs AND STARS. following cases were
disposed of at the Mayors cour. yesterday:
Emma Green. colored. for obstruc'lng the side
walk and refusing to leave when tod to do 30;
hned 81.
Two mules taken up going ut large; delivered to
owner.
Tom crutchhc!d. coiorcd. lodged for stealing 50 so
from Kate Shea white. in kia street; ordered to
pay u,er the loss and bo sent to he House of Cor.
reot'on for ten days.
John Prout. white, undcr the influence Jfhquor
and unable to tako care Of himself; five days in
House of Correction.
P. Ionnely, white. Lodged for being under the in
duence of liquor and insulting an officer; dis
charged
Lieutenant Thomas B. Chapman has been assign
cd to the command of the Upper Wards Station
house.
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