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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-08

TIE South CAROLINA PHosPHArEs.-Att the
meeting of the Board of Trade, held on Wednesday
night, the following resolutions were introduced by
Dr. a. Baer, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this board takes deep interest in
the important discovery Of phosphate beds made In
this neighborhood by the, sciep d6c gentlemen of
Charleston.
Reso'ued That the native and adopted citizens of
Charleston who have earned distinction in cosnec-
ton with these discoveries and their developments
and those now engaged in extending the production
and providing for the manufacture of these native
fertilizers are entitled to thu earnest support OF the
community and the applause Of this board.
Resolved, That the e1csllent aud timely work late
ly published by DIR. n. A. Pratt, and dedicated to
this board, is both the evidence and the fruit Of
earning and enterprise, worthy of the highest COM
mendatlon.
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HOTEL ARRrvALs-Japuary 7-Pauilion Ho-
hl-E Parker, Salters. S c; Wm Palmer, " Rice,
Jones, New York; ] Kelly, savannah; Stan.
ton, Manning, $ e; L Baxter, Savannah; NJ Munro,
Lydia; L Jones' J R Norfl,r, Fordsville; A Lucas,
Lucas. city; Eli Cdom, Darlington; DR. Daniel
Pope Edisto. sc.
Charleston Rstet.-c tatrobe, Augusta; D
Alexander, Louisville; Jones, Virginia; c Gil.
let, Augusta; NJ holmes, Boston; W L Legett. Bal
timore A q Chisolm, City; L Harper, Colletoni
Henry r Morgan and lady, Miss Malard, a Har.
grave, L Davis. lady and two daughters New
York; R Singleton, South Carolina; W NJ conley
Miss Bellah Miss Canby, Wilmington; Runkn
Maine; z Law, Decatur. Ga.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-A pockotbook was re-
GOV. red yesterday at the detective Office which had
been lost By lady on Queen-street.
There was also recovered set of harness that had
been stolen from Mr.. Wm. Clrrineton.
VIM. simmons and Alex Simmons were lodged
yesterday for stealing gold watch from Rsse, q
colored woman at the Calder House.
Adeline johnson, colored. was reported for severe
ly whipping Pau, Webb colo-ed boy.
couple of soldiers were arrested for being drunk
one OF them, Also for throwing bricks ut window
in Meetine.streat.
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GRAY's ELEaI, with seventeen Anely colored draw
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WAYsIpE Pos1Es, original Poems of country life,
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The BIRD by Michsler. illustrated by two hundred
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CowPER's ABLE TALK. and other Poems, teauti-
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STORY WITHOUT AN END, ON the German of Ca.
rove large 4to. with nftssn beautiful pic
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Tie above are all In elegant bindings.
January Er
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The ETuEArRE.-Last night (thc benefit of lIr.
and Mrs. Harry WAkinsl the thcat'e was not as full
as it should have been. The stars we're we'll sustain
ed By the company. Tonight the fascinating ro-
nance, Foul Play" dram itized by Harry Watkins,
will be performed. The scenic effect will be fine, iu.
cluding the sinking OF full rigged ship.
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TIE CRY RA1LwAY.-Wc examined yesterday
the ordinance chartcring ihe city railway. and find
that it is only required to keep the streets over which
passes repair, Ter certain specified conditions
that do not neccs state compliance in the present
excellent order Of the track aud road generally. The
impression IN abroad in the community that the CON-
pany is dcrelict in its attention to the requirements
of the ordinance and Indifferent to their manifest
duty, is an error.
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The Row i'm the Barber Shop.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

~ JdE EDllOh Of 1uE- tNGho.
Your Columbia correspondent is in error
concerning the difficulty between Mr.. Reed, of Sum-
ter, and Sheriff Coghlan, The difficulty was brought
on by Coshlans imprudence and insulting language,
an Mr. Reed is sustained by all tho respectable
people Of :he Town of Sumter. Coghlan was not
seriously hurt and was attending 70 his business as
sheriff on Monday last The cause OF his absence
from Columbia is the moro profitable employment
a. Sumter, and not the chastisement administered
by Mr.. Reed. ONE WHO KNOWS.
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CHANCE For TuEA?Re.-Wo understand
that the South Carolina Institute has offered to de-
nae the land whcreoa the fac hall stood, in Meet
ing-strcet to an individual corporation Lat will
put up theatre on it.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their auction house. Haselsrest furniture, Brus-
sells carpets, &c.
j. A. EHsLow L Co. will sell at 10 o'clock. on South
Atlantic wharf. large lot of Florida oranges.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, in his sales.
room, corner King and Liberty streets, boots, hats
and caps.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

ss- LARGEST CIRcULATIoN.-.!HE DAILY
$Ews BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oULATIoN IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE PoSToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROvIS.
IONS OF THE NEW posToFFIcE LAW.
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THE GAS CoMpANY.-The statement contain
ed IN the notice of the Gas Company yesterday, to
tho effect that the service pipe would be laid to base
ments without danger to consumers, should have
read Without charge TO consumers the object OF the
company being to supply the gas to new consumers
at as low a rate as possible.
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PERsoNAL.-R. II. Grenneker, Esq, one of
the editors and propristors of the Newbeiry Herald
Of the best wcekiles published this State. Is In
the city Tor few days. dc speaks ve'y favoruby OF
the ndtion of things ia that section. Money IS
plentiful IN his district AMI the reader of the Ecrad
will max, Good customers for our merchants.
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CRY sTocK.-A sale of $4,000 City Stock
was 1de yesterday by Messrs. Leitch and Bruins at
GO. Both parties to this transaction were aware Of
the fact that the Supreme Court had granted the
writ of nandamus in the contested election case.
Early in the morning the price Of City Stock was
5sa60, and at the close of business it was quoted
en
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TIE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILRoLD.-The
,n..-,... - a.. c.nor,1
Fe'i'i'n VI 'i'e 'aA-pa' 't'ot "Aa.'e ~
Assembly for aid in reconstrucunS TINS rail- no"
ordercd In bo forwarded by the Board of Trade
:, 49,, . o,,.o, of ,bo
to The President OF tne senate una tue SPcAei VI "
House of Representatives should be one of the most
;,Ansntiol documen.s eyer laid before legislative
T..s -, ~. o,,r r,oro,,,rts hrorers far.
Loo!' II 10 sisHou y. '"i -n0'..'' -.
tors, shopkeepers and owners OF real eHiatc ferfe'
senting oue-hir OF the taxation of the whole state,
,na o,,,,. -, ~ rovo ,,c,t ,r,;cbt with the NOM
I'LL" e"nn'' Ai'' " law eA'A'
bers OF the Legislature.
The petition reads as follows:
I,..,,. a., CO.. ,,,, g,,,s. or Psnrsssnfo.
10 me ho"e,a's c sas neSs. ca,.,I "
tees c Me S'ase ~ 9oau. " r.od. of +bo r,tv of
;uvas the ATTENTION of YOUR
C1arieson resPecaiy INVITES sue ot ,S tino. Of
'uIot;e ~ tba rar,ons ra;Jroai projects now be.
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SoUra CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMPANY.-The
annual meeting of the stockholders of the South
Carolina Railroad Company and the Southwestern
Railroad Bank and the election Of directors fer both
corporations will be held in the hall Of the South
western Railroad Bank on February o.
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MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Marion Lodge, at O'Clock.
st. Johns Lutheran Church. at O'Clock.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, NO. 2, at
o clock
Charleston Steam Fire Company of A1nen, at
o'clock.
Charleston Rifemen Society, at O'Clock.
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copy.

TIE CHESTER REPORTED This paper, of
which the first number was expected to be pub
Ished yesterday, will not appear until about the
2lst instant, in consequence of unexpected delays
in the receipt Of type and other material
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ELUE RIDGE RAnRoAD.-Colonol James P.
Low, recently dsbursing officer of the freedmen 3
Bureau in this city. has been appointed Chief Civil
Engineer of the B.ue Ridge Railroad. Ctlonel Lowe
graduated ct the Scientific Institution, Cambridge,
Massachusetts, and has pursued civil engineering all
his life He came to Charleston after the surrender
in tho capacity Of assistant quartermaslcr, and when
mustered ont was appointed disbursing officer of
the Frecdmen's Bureau.
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Small Dwslling in Mar,h street.
". Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,

Aucttoneers.
viii be sold on TUESDAY 12th instant, at IL O'Clock.
at the Old Postoface.
That small two story WOODEN DWELLING, dt.
uated on the east side Of Marsh.sreet known as No.
g. Lot measures 20 feet ont by 1l6 feet In DEPTH
more or less. n.
Terms-One.thitd cish; balance payable. with In
terest 10 one and two years. Property 10 be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for pa
pers and stamps fmtu3 January
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TIE DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND COM
MERc1AL CIRcuLAE will be ready for delivery at our
counting room at nine O'Clock this morning. Single
copies Ave cents. Orders for ten copies and over
will be fled at the rate of two and half cents Fer
cooy
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Two and Halt Story Hous:, State-street:
Wy. LEITCH g. r. 8. BRUINS,

Will be sold, at auction, on TUESDAY, 18th instant,
OF the Old Postofice, at II O'Clock.
That two and o half story BRICK HOUSE, on the
west side of State-street, known as No. ST.. Houss
contains si1 square and two atd; rooms with gas
throughout; tho store well fitted up With shelving
and cases. Lot sc feet front by 28 feet In depth On
the premises is good cistern. ie,
Terms-One.haif cash; balance In twelve months.
secured by bond and mortgage with interest OF the
premises; property insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps.
January6 tuituS
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Seventy;fUs Acres OF Land on South Carolina
Railroad, sixteen miles from the city, weN
timbered and partially settled
BY j. FRASER MATHEWES.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, 10Th instant, ct the Old
Postofice, at II o'clock,
Terms cash. and purchaser to pay j. F. II. for pa.
pers and camps. January7
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The UNITED STATES COURT, vanuary 2
Hon. GEORGE S. BRYAN, PRssIDNG.-The court
opened at eleven O'Clock, and disposed OF the follow
ing causes:
TX parte Jesse Kilgore, IN re James S. Thompson.
Petition for sale of estate and to establish lien. Or
dsred that assignee sell property after due notice,
pay lien and counsel fees
Ex payte John Dawson in re Thomas ". Gore.
Idem. Property ordered to be sold; after paying
costs pay liens, according to priority; notice to
given to all lien creditors to establish liens.
Ex parte Ezekiel 4aslin, in re John Gaskin. Pc
ttion to establish lien. &c. Ordered assignee to sell
property and pay liens according to priority.
In re Ass .'.te. Petition to amend schedule. Per-
MISSION TO amend granted.
E1p 1parte Win6orn Law!on. Petition for final dis.
charge. Final hearing 1st February, and case refer
red to J. C. Carpenter. Registrar, to report Credit
ors to be notified by February.
Ex parte Henry q. Lesesne. Petition for final
discharge. Final hearing ooh inst, and referred to
). c. Carpenter.
Ex parte Jno. Hodge. Idem. Order as above
Ex parte Leon Druele. Application for citizen.
ship. Petitioner in pro- per. appeared and signed
oath of intention. and certificate was issued.
TX parte Donald ]. Auld in Fe Mary E. Marshall
vs.. L. j. Gaillard. Same orlor.
In re T. c. Richardson and Y. A. Butler vs.. NJ. L
Harwin. Same order.
10 re Isaac Bagnall, sd. L. P. Oliver. Petition
calling for creditors to establish lien. Referred 10 J.
@. Carpenter.
Ex parte L. D. n. Byrd, in re 7. N. McCutchen.
Petition to establish lien of judgment. Referred to
j. C. Carpenter.
5 The Judge approved Of the following assisnees:
D. J. AUDI D. J. Winn, T. ]. Lamotte, ]. s. Ryan, O.
]. Henderson. and D. ]. Vim, in re T. A. Saunders.
E1 parte willam slmms, In re Hutson Lee. Pct
ton by mortgage creditors to establish lien. Ee-
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A THRIFTY EauaRANT.-A German emigrant
WHO settled in Newberry, in this State within tho
last few months, has earned much by his industry
TINT he has purchased LOT Of land for $1,000. paying
5000 cash.
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9ftilDfrs.
WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE WANDo MINING AND MANUFACTURING
CoaIPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers Of thc
South their Fertilizer. known as the ''WANDO FER
TIL!zsR, which tic experience Of the past season
has proved to be one of the most valuable In our
market. It has for Its base the materials from tho
Phosphate beds OF the Company on Ashley River,
and Is prepared at their works at tho EAST END OF
HASE[-sTREET in this city. In order to guarantee
its uniformity and maintain Its high standard, the
Company has made arrangements with the distin-
guishod Chemist, DIR. G. q. SHEPARD f.. who
carefully analyzes all the ammonacsl ami ther ma
tcrial purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer, before being offered for sale. The Com-
pany is resolved to make an article which will prove
to be Complete Manure, 4" and give entire satis-
faction.
For terms, circulars, and other information, apply
to wM G. DUKES CO., Agents,
No. 1Soulh Atlantic Wharf.
Janusry4 muf smos
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
W. Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS,

Aucttonecrs.
By virtue OF an order Of sale, to directed by the
Hon. Geo. s. BRYAN, Judge OF the United htates
District Court for the District Of South Carolina,
Iwi offsr for sale at public auction, on TUES
DAY, January a. 1869, at IL O'Clock A. M, az the
Old Postofnce, foot Of Broad-sreet Charleston,
3. c., ,
All that LOT OF LAND, being part Of the lot tsr.
mery known by the No. = Me'an"'stree. In .oe
City OF Charleston. measuring in width running
parallel with MeeiinR-strset ffy (50) feet and In
depth forty-one (4ll feet. Bounding north on lands
of Otis Mills eat on lands Of - Elliott south on
lands Of estate Of James Gibson, and west lot OF
land below described $50 ',';.'!.
ALSO, - u1aH
All that other LOT OF LAND, with the BUILD
NGS thereon, situate on Meeting street. and for.
merly known as No. 23k Bounding to the west on
Meetng.strset and measuring thereon say City (60)
feet to the north On lands Of estate Of JamssSib-
son, and measuring on ssid Line ssY one hundred
and thirtyfve 1851 feet to the east on lot OF land
above described, and measuring on said line say
fifty (5ol feet and to the south lands Late Of John
II. Margart. .,s... ,-,,,.,
.Terms-One-third cash; baln1ce In three equal
successive annual instalments, secured by bond or
bonds of purchaser, bearing interest from day Of
sole at tue rate Of seven per cent Per annum, and
mortgage of the premises, buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee of James browne.
December % Wins tu1
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound, at Wilson's Grocery southeast corner Society
and Ansou streets. Goods delivered free.
--o--
Don't FORGET that Dowlo & Noises Drug Store
is the place to find Hoods sovereign Ga!m" the
only sure euro for Coughs. They have the genuine
article direct from the manufactures
December 80 wfm6
LADIES' LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
tcrs in every style. Mince pies fresh daily Hot cof-
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
INTER NAL REvEN NUE STA NJ 8
Of all Denominai ,ns.
Also,
PRopR TARY STAMP
kept on hand and for sale by
HUGER RAVENEL,
Brokers and Insurance Agents,
No. 60 East Bay, corner Exchange-street.
December IL ftu3mos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-23
Olive Logan Coming {:

The next lecture OF the course. under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, will be delivered at the Baptist Church on
Thursday evening, February 4th. This will
doubtless be the choicest lecture of the course.
Miss Logan is a brilliant, intelligent and hand
some woman and talks to an audience sensibly
and gayly, as at her own fire in her drawing
room. Wherever she has lectured her audience
has run over with enthusiasm. Wo could copy
columns of fattering notices of the press, but
the following must suffice for to-day:
". Y. Epening M1il-She was very warmly
received and delighted her auditors with her
sketchy, sparkling reproductions of fashionable
life in the metropolis of fashion Her fueileton-
ic style is a novelty ON the rostrum, and an ex-
cellent tonic for "blue devils"
NJ Y. Daily Star---It was brilliant lecture.
Its reception by the crowded audience was en-.
thusiastic in the extreme. The charming lady
never appeared more beautiful, or spoke to bet
Ter advantage.
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A Mistake.

Some people suppose Riale Bros. are selling
out-beoause they are selling off their Dry goods
so cheap-much less than New York cost But
it is not so. Their Grocery trade became so large
that they found they could not attend to both,
and do justice, so the went to selling off their
Dry. Goods at what they could get. They are
now prepared to do a very extensive Grocery
trade, and We would advise those wanting goods
in their line to give them call. We noticed
small amount of Dry goods on their counters
which customers were carrying away at their
own price.
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Oyster supper and Festival.

The Ladies of the Episcopal Church in this
city hsvs the pleasure To announce that, through
the generous kindness of the proprietor of the
Clifton Hotel, that splendid establishment, with
all Its superb appointments, is placed at their
disposal for the purpose OF giving grand oyster
supper and festival on Wednesday evening the
sd Of February next There will be no efforts
spared on the part OF tine ladies to make this the
granjest and mos. successful affair of the sort
ever offered in this city. The public are respect
fully invited to attend.
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Rhew.W.w {!

The gas works have sprung an awfal leak
somewhere Witness:
When We came here, only few weeks ago, We
found the community in the valley Of lamsnta-
ton over the decline of trade in Ottawa, and
Immediately set to work to find out the cause
On every hand, among other causes, that of the
toll bridges was one. We talked the matter over
among the business men, and finally opened on
the subject. That was all that was necessary.
1t was like cutting boom that held in check .
drift of lumber. 1t Ill started at once, and tho
thing was done-and done forever-Oh BO,c-
hard.
The subject of making the Fox River bridge
free was agitated two years ago, and a bill was
got through the legislature to enable the towns
interested in it either to purchase it or build q
free bridge. The agitation was qsieted by the
bridge company offering tolerably liberal COM
mutations of toll. Last fall the subject again
began to be agitated, and az the annual meeting
Of the bridge Company approached a few Of our
leading nts,-notably among them Mr..
John Stout and Andrew Lynch, stockholders in
| tho bridge, conceived the plan of freeing the
bridge by dividing up majority of its stock in
| to small shares and then have the shareholders
vote it free. The plan failed. The next plan
| adopted was to get up pressure by public meet
ings, on the bridge Company and the city coun-
Gil to compel the sale and purchase of the bridge
by the city; and that plan was successful. All
the steps in this movement were duly ohronicled
and encouraged by the FREE TRADER, but not
word was uttered by old Blowhard. If hs
went around among the merchants, or was seen
around anywhere except in his daily peregrina-
tions from groceree to grocery, nobody ever knew
it, Bat new that the work is dsne, he swslls like
the frog in the fable. and bellows, 'See what u
have done!" Men like Stout, Lynch, Rsddick,
&c, are moro dry bsnss." Il diditw Taugh
you unmitigated old gas-bag,-dry up!
Anent this claim of old G. B. to having been
the means Of making the Fox bridge frss, We
heard school master tho other evening toll the
| following little story: Onse upon time . horss
and q jackaas were travelling in company, and
met lion in the way. "Uhl Uhi" said the
iackass, "what shall We dop" Wny," said the
hsrss coslly, Z" shall kick his brains out The
lion made his attack, and was laid sprawling BY
. vigorous kick from the horse. "Ha," said the
jackass, "didn't we do that splendidly ?" I'VE p
said the horse. "what did you do ?" "why
didn't you hear me broys"