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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-16
Reorganizlng Hellin the south.

1t is none Of our business, We know,
but We have q curiosity to know what
GnAsr. meant when he said, "Let US
have peace ~
An. order issued since his Inauguration
reinstates all of the commanders Of Dis
tricts in the South, who were relieved by
JOHNSON Does GRANT propose to quar-
ter the army on the South during his ad-
ministration, merely to give employment
to his sheulder-strap tools? -
Tho people are growing tired Of pay
ing for war in time of peace. They want
peace, North and South, but not the kind
Of peace forced by President GRANTS
minions. They want peace that per
mits every citizen of the United States
to come and go where he pleases, with
out being subjected to impudent ques-
tioning by Corporal or I'd Lieutenant
Of the Radical Reconstructionists.
Will they obtain it peaceably or will
the Revolutionists, in power, force them
70 win it by the same method they are
pursuing. a-ya5
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-16

STICK TO GRANT-Everybody.-N. Y.
HeTaEd.
Bah! Did the Senate and House
''stick TO GRAFT" on the STEWART ques-
tien? Net much Ties didn't.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-03-16

The complaint that the Government
aid to the Union Pacific Road has been
pocketed by its constructors, while they
built the line out Of the proceeds of its
first mortgage bonds, is general and sore
If there is to be added to this grievance
the inevitable result of mistake in To-
eating the road on the snow-line of the
continent, that its use is to be annually
interrupted for long periods of time,
the Legislation which underlies this en-
terprise will prove to be reproach and
a shame to our country.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
'se0Aa "iSs sMGLIsh Il ssi OPERA SEASON.
AsD HSss5AS ESEsisd sc; 1lsS'ss''
sstfs saisMixs igss PeRsn.' Pslsn .
With most powerful produced with eniiro
msnisa oIuhssti. with Nj is pleasing
and original music i9EassG,ns aE. sh saan,Rr
RITA sANoALLI BALLET TROUPE.
MONS z. VAN HAhMR.
The mss cast Of opsrss. ps.Ja Jiaacudns ..,. ,,u
"A'"i hA''A' wXLTER BihCH' a. y fhAAh'
s
sss Grsns ssss oPssa os.s ANA at 70 srs.a~'
RooTHs THEATRE,
&sss ssriss sss T454 nIf Rs .Rf Sixth
OF Miss uas isSiisnsPi BsSiisMaN 0' et..
who viii appear every evening EXCEPr Saturday,
MARY WARNER
"a ssStaI14 AEBs1HASst NV " n 5SESs.
SATURDAY EVENING.
Mr. J. Palcrsve simpsons beautiful domestic drama OF
TIME AND TIE HOUR
SEATS SECURED ak DAYS IN ADVANCE
the store Of O. II D.on i Co.. No. Ill Brosdwsy.
Carriages can be ordsred a 1O:sJ.
Mr.. .SsRAs JaHls Il. NIX SGGxxckkr
In his celebrated character .tsr.rs q
DOOTHS THEATRE.
ID EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
The takes pleasure in stating that the eminent
khakspearian comedian,
Mr. JAMES Ii. HACKETT,
vi" SSsf I'm moaSa@ so 9 nv
which occasion he viii appear in his renowned and cee
brated character OF
FALSTAFF
In shakspeare's great historic al play Of
HENRY w.,
presented with appropriate scenery
costumes, &c., &c.
Box sheet now open.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

ITO IET-A WARM, SUNNY HOUSE, HUDSON AVE.
nue. near street, Hudson City, N j. few MIN
utes ferry magnificent View Churches, schools,
good society. Address on NkR, box $50 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21


NE CORDOvA WILL DELIVER A LECTURE AT
~ Cooper lnstitute Wednesday evening November ~.
subjec'Our New Clergyman" Tickets 80 cents For sale
~ r. o. Pslmers Bookstore tBbls House Eighth street.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
Interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects showing
bow 10 live and what live for delivered daily
New York Museum Of Anatomy Those unable attend
receive by forwarding the Secretary SIS
Broadway.
I EcTUkE-CoNtLICTs At ROME-THR COUNCIL
~ now assembling Clamor Tor Progress from Rome to
Chesgo-pr j. ROGERS will lecture At Cooper Institute
on Sunday evening, November a. 1862 s O'Clock.
open at O'Clock "Past Conflicts OF home, Promise
to the Ecumepics Council" Tickets, 81 cents Reserved
seats, 81.
MRS LyMANis LECTURES TO LADIEs.-THE FIRST
~ lecture Of the second course Of Physiological and Hy.
genie L-ctnres 10 Ladies', by Mrs. Walter Lyman. VIII be
gwen to morrow afternoon at ~ O'clock At the Methodist
Episcopal church. Seventeenth street, Lvingseon
place. subyect-"What We lat and What We Breathe"
Admission free. Ladies' invited 10 attend.
THE WRONGS oF IRELAND AND THR ATROCITIES
Of Englsnd- Wsmyss Jobson, the historian OF tue
French r,voaiion long imprsoned n thu hd:s"s aa" %
geons OF England for bis political opinions VIII ~
this sublsot at the Young Mems socetys hsn ess'a
street. Canal Tuesday svsnsuG. Ne Va inss. ~
o'clock. Admission. SOC.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

Two LARGE FIRST GLASS HOUSES IN THE FINEST
location Fifth for sale also several Houses
NJ. A. ]. LYNCH, ~ Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE FOR SAFE.

A GOOD INVESTMENT.-FOR SALE, ON THE EAST
"A bank Of the Hudson Yonkers beautiful Plot Of
Land 20 fronting Broadway and the
river large both, aud surrounded with
class improvements plenty OF shade and fruit old style
buildings elegant land views OF great beauty.
Msp and fl particulars with EMERSON, 42l Eighth
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

A VERY FINE THREE STORY HIGH sTooP BRICK
"a Hoose Si70ov; easy terms actually worth S2t0JO
Ali improvements partly frescoed excellent order; mme
date possessun VIII let q. very low price Appy any
time premises $50 Fifty third street, between broadway
and 4 ighih avenue cafe
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

ITO BUYERS.-sEvERAL CHOICE PLOTS OF UNIM
proved city Property improvements must be sold.
w. L. BUTLER a. CO., 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

A PlANoFoRTE, SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS, B75--
n Also magnificent fun finished rosewood PianOiorte,
splendid tone at u great shcriace for cash.
J. BIDDLE, l8 Amity street, near Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

& THE TIME APPROACHES FOR TIE COMPILE
n top OF the Eleventh Grand Boulevard, which is
20 pass through Washington Heights the demand Is con-
ssany increasng Villa sites this fsvorite locality
Persons desous OF purchasing Ut Washington Heights
Fort Washington should consult immediately With POTTER
BROTHERS, No. 81 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

SPECIAL NOTiCE.-FIFTEEN FINE FULL LOTS II
- Trenton, NJ j. really worth $500 each, will be sold fo
only The lots have IL feet alleys In
The grade Of and and clear Of Al
Cause sale the Also o640g Hne
Land souihern Colorado Win sell Il entire for ~ cents
per acre this week. Apply in person at office of CAN
fIELDS plumbing estabishnen v' York street, Jersey
CITY.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

ENOR SALE-FOUR STORY HIGH Sf0OP BROWN
II stone House, 2i2 East Sixty street ave minutes
walk of Central Park cheap Slsooo Inquire the
misses.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

AN ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSE, FOUR STORY,
n brown stone Thirtieth street. few doors west OF
Fifth avenue Tor sale, with without the furniture.
NJ A. j. LYNCH, 72 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

L,oR SALE-REASoNABLy, NEAR BROADWAY, IN
Twenty street. first class four story brown stone
lot fC0 with without Furniture, all elegant
order, with immediate possession. WARD & OGDEN,
Broadway, Seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

4 T. sTEwART's HEMPsTEAD PLAINS PURCHASE
y. ls3 Farm, oue-half mile from above purchase
GOOD outbudngs and fruit Long Island Railroad
Tor sale sufficiently low farmers investors sper
la,ors BENNET BLENEN, 81 Cedar sti eet.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

DROWN STONE, WELL UILT, WELL RENTED
ID Third stores for sale prompt buyer and
having prospective value any city property
v. X. STEVENSON 4 SON. IL Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

A FINE PIANO, AS GOOD AS NEW. AT HALF PRICE,,
~ octave, latest improvements STEEDM AN HULL
YER bo Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth
nues. Also y splendid double round
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

DTILDERS OR hANUFACTURERs.- MOST ELL
ID gbie site for immediate improvement is the sou west
corner OF First avenue and Forty street only haf
block from river loo feet fronta
First 100 feet Forty eighth terms
sasy. Particulars with POTTER BROTHERS, No 5t Pine
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

LNOR SALE "A RARE CHANCE-A FULL LOT ON
IL Fiftyhird street between Fifth and Madison
and lot directly In the Ftysecon street, making
together lot 25x2OU; st. Thomas church and
rounded all sides by rs class dwellings in Of erec
tIon. Apply 70 j. A. WALSH, l32 Mercer street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
a Card Hf'onA Henry Rahtert.
CHARLESTON. Dcptcmber Q.
TO IHE BDIIOR OF The NRWy.

In your valuable jIurnal Of yesterday com.
munioaIon over the signature OF "O.d Pilot"
has thought proper to vent his spleen against
the newly appointed pilots. and o assert that
Henry Rahtert and CHARLES Thompson had
been TO sea, but doubt that they can tell tho
rise and fall OF the tides" For the information
of the public, would state that for upwar y Of
fifteen years have been connected with some
of the old plo 8. and by them placed on board
OF vessels which wero brought safoly into the
harbor OF Charleston. The dCty must have
been performed properly. as they rcoalved tho
compensation; but as 1 am no longer under
their control. they playing the gentleman i'll
tho oity. and dong the work. [ am regarded
as ignorant aud incapable.
There is room I'D this country for oil classes
OF industry and enterprise. and the time has
arrived when the privileged few ought al lesst
to permit others, eQuilly il not more compo-
tent, to share oil public patronage. leave
an impartial community to judge tho motives
'Old Pilots" had III their arraigning me- before
the public. HENRY RAhrERT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

COMMISSIONS on TToN.-The Augusta
merchants have fixed the rate OF commission
for selling at two and q half per cent The
Oonstitutionalist says: This is the same
rate as was charged for several years previous
TO last SEASON., when, from the keen rivalry
existing, it was reduced one-hak. The ex-
perience, however. of tho year just past has
clearly shown thae, with the high reuts and iu-
cressing expense Of living since the war, as
compared to what prevailed previously to it.
one and quarter per cent. was not q fair re-
muneration for the services rendered, and
barely paid expenses. The usual commission
for the sale of merchandise is five per cent,
the rates for the sale Of cotton being only one
half that amount"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

THH TAX on RICE AND COTTON WHAT TIE
ErsURANcE COMPANIES WILL BE CALLED UPON
10 Do.-Ie will DO remembered that at the last
meeting OF Council petition was read from
large number OF merchants. praying Cou .cil
10 remove the tax upon rca and cotton, and
nosice was given that at the next meeting OF
Council sn ordinance voald bo introduced pro-
viding for tho removal Of the Objectionable az.
We learn that the sid ordi 'apoe provides
that the tax shall be remov, d on the first "
January next. and that the taxes paid by tue
insurance companies shall bo increased. The
preamble to the ordinance reeites that the ln
suranoe companies reoelved in PR mums last
year ssos $40 upon which they paid tax Of
shrse per cent; that they paid ont ON bsses
little less than ~ 0e0; bat nearly ell OF the
amount paid for policies is sent abroad; that
IA the city expands $40 600 per aLnum TO keep
up IN efficient fire department, thereby lessen-
log fhe RISKS OF loes to the insurance oom-
panies, it would seem more equitable that they
ahouA pay larger proportion OF sazes than
tAey do NJ pseesas.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

BoSDs AND ssouarr1Es OF Crrz O1YIasRs.
The following namsd city officers have filed
their bonds and securities for the faishtul per-
formano, OF the duties OF their respective Off
ees, oil Of which have been approved by
Oo1acl:
T. j. Mackey. inspector general Of timber
and lumber. bond s5oOO; securities, Patrick
Blgh and B. Tish.
R5bers B. Arisou, colored, public weigher,
bond $1,000; securities, Thomas Aiken, colored.
and Peter Walsh.
John Bouham soavenaer. bond STATS; secu-
rites, BspiauSn Rs,ls aud John Duggan.
Patrick Oolllns, scavenger, bond $77S; secu-
rites, Mlohael Hogan, D. ]. SehlepegreD, q.
q. Bshre, aud taarfsL tyrnes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
POPULATION OF CHARLESTON.
Completion OF the Census-The Number
OF Whites and Blacks In the tity-An
Interesting Comparison.

The census of the City Of Charleston, taken
BY authority OF the General Assembly, Is now
complete, and we are able at last to form some
idea OF the changes which have taken place
since 1860 in the character OF the population.
Before giving the tables which show the popu-
lation of the different wards, we would CAL
attention to tho tacl that the total population
Of the city is DOW A, 952. against population
of 40, ,522 in 1860. This is fair increase. but
is made up BY the migration to the city Of
country negroes, for the city has o plw 321O
less white inhabitants aud 7640 more cilcred
inhabitants than it had in 1850. The whole
increase, therefore, is in the oolored popula-
ton, there being rather greater increase of
females than OF males. The total number of
whites in the city is 90 166, OF whom 9671 are
males and 10 495 females. The total number
of colored persons is A,7S6, of whom 10 5o5
are males aud Il, ,2S1 females. Ihls large sur :
plus of culored females is worthy OF note.
There are, therefore. 1890 moro colored inhabi-
tants than white inhabitants. The whole mum.
ber of males. white and oolored. is 90 176. and
of females 2t,776. there beng total excess OF
1850 females. Estimating tho number OF
males over twcsty -one years of ago at oneffth
Of the whole population, according to tho
usual rule, there should be in the City 40c3
white voters against 1857 oolocod voters, q
minority Of 924. Taking into account, how
ever, the excessive number of negro children
and the carelessuess with Which, to our know
legde, the oeosus has in some clses boon
taken, we do not belieye that the majority of
colored voters is moro than 500 at tho out
side.
The census just taken IS shown in detail IN
the following tabla:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
A Gard from Frederick Fisher.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEws.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
In reply to the communication Of "Old
Pilots. In your paper of the 81st ult., ask
leave to make few statements.
he asserts that am young man. This is
true, but the error will be cofrected, as grow
older. Ho saws that few months ago could
not box the compass. ibis ID not so. 1hls
opor alton could perform long beforeI entered
the piotage busn .ss. But i ~ could not 1,,dS do
1t throo months ago. and can 10 now, twhIcn
he does not denv.) then cannot be so slow 10
learn as ho says that am. l have undergone
an examination b,tore tho Board OF 1ilotage,
whicn was q, ga isiactory that L received a
license lor nine toot branch. havc brought
IN one vessel drowing nine feet slneo l have
been licensed, and The captain expressed his
entire sstIsfac ion to one ot tue commissioners.
"Old Pllo,s" say that they would not trust
10 saw ia. that while working for them for
nothing, they repeatedly placed me in charge
Of their boats. FREDERICK tIsHRH.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
A Gard from Charles oapaps.
TO TUE EDITOR OF TIE NKws.

TO TUE EDITOR OF THE NKW?.
communication in your paper Of the Hst
ultimo. over tn signature OF odd Pilots, !"
makes certain Statements in reference to the
undersigned, which justice to himself requires
should be corrected.
have been engaged in pilot boats, as hand.
since the year 1852. II 1866, was examined
by Captain Boutee OF the United States Coast
Survey, who granted mo license for full
branch In 1867 was again examined by the
"old board" tor nine foot loense, aud re-
oelved 1t; and have been rec-ntly examined
by the new or present commissioners. who
have granted me lioense for twelve foot
branch After three examinations, before
thre, ff3rent authorizes, l cannot sec the
necessity OF fourth. am asked if am will
ing to stand OH examination before the 'old
board" reply that know OF no such board
now exis ing. Sly competency bas already
been tested, and. az my employ ers seem to be
sa,isfed. care but very ltto for the opinion
OF an anonymous writer.
CHARLES CAMPS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
Total. :. 2s J7o II 714j 10 % l6C a 1856 4l o52

This table shows, as was TO be oxpeo ell, q
falling of in the white population of nearly
every ward. This is greatest in Ward 8, whero
tao whites are 1164 less in number than in 1860.
Wards and havo held their own. Tho
oolored population has increased in every ward
except Ward 3, whore thero 10 mean decrease.
Ward seems to be tho Eavoritc. for It's colored
population has risen from 97S1 to 1924, an in-
crease OF 1749.
In connection with the figures contained in
the foregoing tables, it may be mentioned that
in the registration of Novam Der last there were
51O4 white voters and 573S colored voters. CIV
ing the blacks m,jor'ty OF 6A. This con-
firms our impression, alreadY glvop. that thero
are about 500 more oolored than white voters
iu the city, l,aving out OF the calculation the
visitors from the islands who are wont to mako
their appearance at election lines.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
MESS NOTICES. I.

LIoHr READING FOR THE WARN WEArHKn.-
Our friends in the country who desire TO obtain
light readng for the warm weather. at strictly
popular prices, are roferred 10 the advertise
ment Of Mr.. c. @. RICHTER, the very euterprls-
ing and Trustworthy Kng-street dealer in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found TO include something to suit overy taste,
and 1t seems to US o marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid, at tho rldiculously low prices nsmed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
A Card from Edward Jenkins,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

Though oolored man fee! and think that,
as an act Of justice, you will give me q place IN
your columns. An article appeared Ia your
paper severely rejecting on the four oolorod
pil,ts recently appointed. As one OF them,
Vas recommended by some OF the oldest pilots.
can adduoe ample testimony to prove that
have run on pilot boats as captain and other-
wise for twenty-five years; during which time
I was only allowed to pilot two vessels over
the bar. Now that the right is granted to
me. there are some who seek to ipjure me by
false charges. Suffice it to say, that I can
prove my knowlege of the bar and harbor OF
Charleston by any examination 70 which may
be subjected by any competent tribunal
EDWARD JENKINS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

HunBoLDr's SrATUE.-We have already men
toned that q statue Of Humboldt had been
rendered to the Humboldt Festival committee.
to be used in the historical tableau. at the fes-
tival on the fourteenth Of this month. The
ssatus is OF bronze, about two feet high and q
copy OF the full length statue in Berlin, cast by
G. Wolgost. The statue can now be seen at
D. O. r. Pankn:n's drug store, on 4eesi'g-
street. Humboldt is represented in ordinary
dress. leaning against pillar, with copy of
his famous Cosmos" under his arm. The de-
sgo and execution of the statue are very good,
and it will add considerably to the interest OF
the coming festival.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

INFANuGDs.-Early yesterday morning q
colored woman. named Clara Shaw, living On
Drake, near Reid-stIeet, found bundle on
her doorstep. which contained white female
baby. The baby was dead, and apparently had
only been born about two days before. The
baby was clad in e gown and wrapped up in
an old calico dress.
Coroner Whiting was notified, and With the
following jurors held an inquest: O. Il. Whit
ing J. J. Beasley ]. Dewitt. {. FL. Blase. D.
Mcdonald, white; j. Sawyers, B. Collins, j.
Chestnut: P. Baxter, J. Green, 8. Crout
and r. Kennedy, colorod. Tho testimony
eiclted was substantially whlt is above
stated, and the jury rendered a verdict IN effoo
that the deceased had come 10 her death from
maltreatment, after birth by somo party or par
ties to the jury unknown, and that tho SAID
party or parties had committed murder.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

ORaAN1zAIIoN oPA BANDoF Mua1c.-We hive
already mentioned that numoer OF the most
respectable colored men OF the city contem.
plated organizing oornet band. On Tuesday
night last they met aud perfected the organi-
nation by eleotlng the following officers: Ben
jauin e. Holloway. president; Edward Snow
den, vice-president; N. 7. Spencer. secretary;
Roswell B. Desveruey. treasurer. The privates
are al named: Peter B. Frost, James NJ. Hol
loviv, R. e. Devees. Peter II. Gregorie, Ed
ward G ,illiard. Wm. Logan, q. q. Holloway
and Johu L. Fowler. A number otcitiEons have
already subscribed three hundred OF the five
huudred aud fifty do" q necessary to purchase
the twelve instruments. A minority OF tho
members Of tho baud are musicians Of con-
siderable experiaaca.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02
:ROSADALIS.
UNIvEnsA l. hUssIAN N
HEALING SALVE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY Hls EFFECTED
,nnumerabe cures, and has gained Tor iis ii great
reputation The dlscoverer of this Save has applied
itwith eminent success in tbou'sros OF cases dur
ing the Crimean War, and has cured dangerous
wounds. tn mauv casss considered mortal.
MR. E. BERG Il the soc possessor OF the vaiuabla
secret OF makirq this >avp; from is experience In
using it in Europe aud the success attending ,ts ap.
pcation there he has been induced TO introduce It
INTO the United states. 1T hEiIrvES PaINt
Those who have Wourds, bIuises Cuts OF all
binds, OF Sor, Felons, Scratches Musduln 6'tes.-
Frost bitten Joints, sore II 8. Chilbai Ohidren's
scorbutc complaints on Head and Fa e, are speedily
cured. It has proved ot great advantage to ladies',
and is peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts sore
legs &C. through confinement. and other causes.
I; acts like magic in removing soils Ppples, and
Cuaneous Diseases, and bas been successfully
used for Corps Bupions and Sore Throat, bv apply
ing external every evening before going to bed.
For sale by all druggists Price Csc. 6Oc, and II
per Jar. Office. N. $50 B1wery. N. y. None genuine
unless counterslgned U. BEBG'S UNIVERSAL RUS
SIAN hEALlNG SALVE, No $50 EowPry. New
York. For sale ty JOHN F. HENRY. No College
Place, New York siuth
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

sALn OF srocKs.-Mr. SamuelC Black yes
terday sold the following stocks: Egaty-nine
shares South Carolina Railroad and bank
stock at SIS; eight h,lf shares South. Carolina
Railroad stock at $40 80; one hundred and
tventy-ouo shares Charleston Gas Company
stock ct $21 75@22; forty-four shares Memphis
and Or arleston Rsilroad stock at $1t 30; $1,000
city six per cent. stock at go.