The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-21

REPORTERS. CRUMBS. "A chimney was on fire
in spriug-srcet night before last. and might have
done harm had it not been promptly put out by the
neighbors.
ruey soia 1t auc1on yesFday &c modorae prces.
There was large crowd around tho City hall yes
terday. during Mr.. Pilebury's visit to Mayor Clark
One hundred and nineteen hogsheads of new crop
Cuoa molasses have been sold in this city at from so
| to 50 cents per gallon.
| Mr.. Walter Cade has introduced the Northern
style of having coal and wood cellars under tho pave
| mont. This may be seen at the new crockery store
| of Mr.. w. L. Webb, Meeting street.
The Eina Steam Fire Engine Company is putting
in new fues. ffI III y,& ass
They need 1t badly st' .tq"ttst
wiseac O. by the name of Boston. from the ..r,l.
raj regions" introduced bill in the special session
of the General Assembly to perpetuate the per diem
| and mileage of the members. Rich
| Furniture, crockery and household appliances
have been Bringing high prices at auction of late.
The courthouse is being touched up. Il
|, -Ofhce-hunters are already "on the rampage" ex
pecting Municipal change.
L.F. WALL wv. g. Lance and j. W. Gregg. who were
not confirmed by the senate assessors for Charles
ton County; had previously given notice that they
could not serve
In publishing yesterday the names of the We try
m IN OF ST. Mary's Church. we omitted those of MT
| Charles Kanapaux and Mr.. A. ST. Amand
The south Carolina Railroad Company call atten.
ton to the resolution adopted at their meeting in
February. 1867, that proxies are required at each
meeting, aud that the signature must te stamped in
accordance with internal revenue law.
1he g. and loyal Arch Chapter Of South Carolina
will hold thcic annual convocation In this city on the
9th OF February.
The Sisters Of Mercy School, in CanDon-street, is
open to boys and girls For terms apply to the sis.
| ters, Queen-street.
| The German Fire Engine Company will give q
grand ball at their Hall, Chalmers-strea on the 9th
| instant, for the benefit of the German Lutheran
| Church
| The celebration OF the fourth anniversary Of the
stonewall Fire Company will take place this evening.
Those who doubt that Mr Gilbert La going to give
golp medal to the fire company that soils tho most
tickets for his benefit Saturday can see 1t at Mr.
| Allans. King street. a.jsf -t. -
The Boar OF Firenaasters, last night reelected
the cie'k and pump contractor. Major r. Willis
took his seat member Of the Board Of Firemas.
ters last evening tor the arst time.
THE UNITED STATES CouRT, JANUARY 90
| HON. GEORGE q. BRYAN, PREsDINa.-The court
opened at Ill O'Clock, and tho following cases In bank
rup'cy were disposed Of: -f'aso,e
| Ex parte J. z. rhomss. assignee R.C. Farr. Peti.
I tlon to sell real estate. Granted. "
Eek parte J. b. Allison. Petition to sell and estab.
lish lien. Referred to W. J. Clawson.
| Ex parte J. O. Mayo. Petition for fnal discharge.
Certificate granted. 4a48e84
Elk parte Graeser Smith ct al, in re b. r. Rham E.
| Petition to establish lien Order OK sale granted
| Ex parte r. Harrslls in re w. b. Murray. Petition
| to ret mp lien. Orderof payment granted. AZ a
Ex parte Dick & Flowers In 70 >. b. Bradford.
Petition to establish lien. Order and payn,ea,
| granted
! Elk pavte Brown, winn Co., in re J. r. Bradford
/ idem, and order % above. &
Xxx parte 3. a. Yocunn q Co, in re- J. r. Bradford
Petition for assignee to sell personal estate Orde,
| oY.ssle granted.
Court adjourned, EiAA "