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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-05

TIE WoRLD's WEEK OF PRAYER.-Ih:s week
40 interesting to the Christian world in that 1t secs
Christians of every language united in the one Ian
guage Of praJ for the sane great obj' ts-was ap-
propyiately INTRODUCED by union service at ST.
Luke's Episcopal Church on Sunday evening. AL
though the night was incement. and there vera
services in many other churches, yet the spacious
edifsce of II. Lukes was filed, and the large
audience manifested undininished interest in SER
vice which lasted nearly two hours Rev. W. o.
prentiss conducted the meeting, AMI made the open
ing address. Addresses were mlde also by Rev. Mr..
Drayton and Rev. John T. WiShtman, and prayer
offered by Rev. Messrs. Gldsdcn, Bowman and Ved-
der. The addresses were appropriate and eloquent,
and the entire services impressive. We observed
also among the cergymen within the altar. the Rev.
DR. Smythe who dismissed the congregation with
the benedictiop, and Rev. ". q. Adams. Large as
was the number of ministers present, it would have
been much larger but for the necessary presence OF
many at evening service In their own churches.
The meeting last night was held in Trinity
Church, Has-l-strect. Alargs number OF clergymen
were present We notice Rev. Drs. smythe and
Winkler. Rev. Messrs. Gadsden, Williams, Wigh-
ma, Prentiss, Adam, Bowman, Vejder and Mou-
zon DIR. winkler conducted the meeting. As many
participate as tim. permitted.
The meeting tonight will be at the Citadel Square
Church. The subject is "The remo7d OF the pre-
ys,ling evils of the times p"
There will also be aunicn meeting OF the Circular
chr,ch ,bis afternoon at quarter before four
O'Clock.
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UNDER DECREEIX EQUITY.

John J. Trusscl Us. BeeJdmm freeman and
wye, Executor, ct al.
THIS DAY. the 9Th jan luary. at II a. NJ. will
be sold near the Old Chstomhouse in Charleston,
All that LOT. PIECE OR pARCEI. UF L AND with
the DWELLING HOUSE AND 0U BUILDINGS
thereon situate lying and being on the east side Of
Kingstrcet, near Line.street in the upper Wards,
knownsby tue No 10 in o plat oil the Limehouse
land, B. and north on lot No. 81, east on lot No.
&c. eouth on lot No IT. end west on King-street.
Containing on KinS-street 81 feet, on the back line
80 feet and in depth from east to west 97 feet md
inches.
Terms.-onc fifth cash; the balance on credit of
/, 9 and years. by bond, with interest annually,
secured by mortgage Of the property, insurance Of
the building and assignment OF the policy Purcha-
ser 10 Fay for papers ard s:amns.
JAMES W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
January & tut7
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PACIFIC GUANO C0MPANY'S
sol UBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 600 90

rTNHIs GUANO DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Guano simply in the relative proportions or
the same elements Of fertility.
It's use during the past four years for the cuhure
of cotton and -orn has given TO 1t character for
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine PERU
Wan Guauo and where seasons of drought inter-
veno, it produces large Increase OF crops.
Tho piice ut wlnce this Guano ID placed Is 80
much below that OF Peruvian Guano as to Constitute
it an object OF ma:crial importance to southern
Agriculture. o.,,,,,x
enable 1t to furnish Guano OF the hlghe VaIus &c
the lowest possible cost to consumers, ana the
hiahes; interest Of the Company is recosnize1 In
this policy. .,., , ,u,s..
and permane 1T trade for compensation on capital
invested.
lima. is Scientific Director to the Company,
which affords sure guarantee Of the continued e!-
celenee of the Guano. None genuine unless brand.
ed with the name of JOHN 8. REESE & CO.. Gene
raj agents OF the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode of application. apply to
~. ROBSON,
Agent for the State Of South Carolina,
Nos. and Atlantic Wharf.
December 10 pao stuth3mo
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Misfsllanfuas.
GROVER & BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING NACDIk rs.

0,HE VERY HIGHEST PRIze-THE IMPERIAL
i Cross of the Legion of Honor-was conferred
upon the representative OF The GROVER BAKER
SEWING MACHINES ct the Exposition Universelle,
Paris, 1867. --.---
The GROVER B,KER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE, arc the only Machines that cen both sew
perfectly and ,mbroider perfectly.
They sew with threads direct from tn. spool, and
&c luire no rc-winAing.
Unlike other Machines, these fasten both ends of
the seam by their own operation.
With these Machines while silk is used upon the
right or facc.s;de of the se1m cotton my be used
upon the other Il c. Iii c!l be done on no Qihcr
..::achne. and Is grrat saving upon all articles
stitched Or maGc pwIth silk
GRtv YER e BAKERS sLW1SG MACHINES arc
sod 1T New York prices by
KINSNIAN BROTHERS
70. 270 kING-STEEET,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Decemtcr3 thstulmo
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THE DAILY NEWS.

re- LARGEST ciRcULATioN.-rHE ALLY
NrWs arrNG TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
COLLATION. IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
p-B11suEs THE LIST Or LETTERS REMAIN
ING N TIE PoSToFFICG AT TIE END OF
EACH WEEK. acconDINe 10 THE PRovIs-
IONS OF TIE NEW PcsToFFIcE LAW.
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UNITED STATES COURT, january 4-Hon.
GEORGE g. BRYAN. FREsIDING.-The juries were
drawn and creaniz2d as follows:
Jury No. I'LL. Quaclcnbush, j. D. Zerbst, ia
cob Barrett, I. D. Morgan, r. NJ. Marshall, John b.
Schmidt, C. D. Frank, NJ. ". Wilson, ]. ". Herman
dez, J. M. Jones, h. Benson, Louis Cohen.
Jury No. "a. E. Gibson, Louis Fora, John Il.
Hardy, John Sadwosker, Timothy McInerty, D. Ma
guire, James Cary, W. H. Williams, Frederick Hish,
C. Mel sing. Thomas Darcy
Supernumeraries.-Jobn Blako and Thaddeus
Street.
In Bankruptcy-Ex parte R. Padgett; petition for
fpal discharge; referred to e. Summer, Registrar
B. F. Evans and Harvey Cogswcll; hearing Goth
January.
A. A. Chumacker and N. N. Quinn; referred to ".
j. Clawson, Registrar.
John G. Baker; final hearing 24th January.
E. Gaskin in re John Easley; petition to sell lands;
referred to j. c. Carpenter, Registrar.
WA. Benton; Anal discharge granted c. L. Gull
leaume idem
T. Kilgore, in re 7. S. Thompson; petition to cs-
tabsh lien referred to ]. c. Carpenter. Registrar
John Dawson, in re ]. ". Gore, idem; referred to
c. Carpenter.
McCarter Dawson ct al.. in re c. Il. Kelley c.
S. Pack idem; order OF sale granted.
Moses Noise, in re J. r. Bradford, idem; order
Of sale granted.
j. ]. Hennegan and A. ]. Moses, in re ]. r. Brad
ford. idemsD. A. ANIME, in re L. L. siddons, idem
referred to ]. C. Carpenter, Registrar.
Fleetwood Larneau and Lanneau & Whilden; peti
tion for final discharges D. G. Conner, idem referred
to ]. C. Carpenter.
n. H. Guyton, idem; granted.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

OHO6h OESREIG AN 110ChA -
Gray, Master in Equity, rs. Hu3er, et al.
On THURSDAY, tho 1lh January next at II o'clock,
will be sold at the Old Customhou'e,
All that valuable PLANTATION situate in ST. Pc.
ter's PARISH Beaufort District, s. c.; bounding OH
Rice Hope Fife and Clydesda!e or Neville Planta-
tion known as Murra Hill, and containing COO acres
moro or less, will more fully appear by reference
20 plat OF the same by j. N. Barrillon.
Terms-Onefour cash bnlance in ], 2 and
years, with interest from day of salc payable an
nualy. The credit portion 10 be secured by bond OF
the purchaser end mortgage Of the pl 'n,auon sold.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
J. W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
December Is tu4th
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10 Our Customers Generally.

THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH PERU.
MEEY. SOAPS, POA1ADES. HAIR OILS. HAIR RE-
SrORATIVE;, COSMETICS, &C., from thu m ost re-
spectab!e houses in each country
Our GEMAN COLOGNEs are unsurpassabe.
For English aud French Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, 1ortoishell, Buffalo and other Dressing
Combs, we challenge rivalry.
Par i,uar atten ion is paid TO the making Of Nc
mento Hair Work rs BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS,
FINGER RINGS. CHARMS, &c.
ALL orders by n,n will be 80 filled that the reputa.
ton of the house for t0e past thirtyve years shall
not suffer in our hands. Always on hnnd ihe as
sorment of French Jevelry. liberal discount to
merchants and the trade.
III. q A. ASHTON,
Nc 240 KING-SrREET.
January 6 tulm CHARLESTON, S. G.
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JA11 DsL1ylnY IN MARLBoRo'.-The Cheraw
Democrat brings us report that the prisoners in
Marlboro Jail against the jailor, and alter mas
tering hin, seven Of them made their escape. NO
damag, was done furt her than choking lor
. time. This ncws my be exaggerated, but IL Is
certain that some prisoners hays escaped.
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SHOOTING on BULLS IsIAND.-About seven
O'Clock on sundly evening, an alteration occurred
on Bulls Island between Mr.. James G. Fraser and
his s.ep-soo q young man named Henry Belmont In
the course Of wbic, the former vas shot by tho la
ter with revolver the load taking effect in tho lett
shoulder, aad infictin2 serious though net danger
on wound. After the shooting Belmont made his
WIZ. In canoe to the main land, and has not since
been heard Of Mr.. Fraser, understand, expresses
tb. desire thai his stepson should not be prosece5
WENTWORTH. STREET LUTHERAN CHURCH.
AT an election hold yesterday TOR officers OF the
weatworth.street Lutheran Church, OF which Rev.
W. s. Bowman is pastor, the following were elected
for the ensuing yelr:
G. $. HACKER, President.
S. THOMAS Treasurer.
". r. KrN6MAN, secretary.
Yestru-J J. Boydsn, W. ]. Bryant, W. Fisher, 5.
Thorn IS, Jr, " j. Wiley, I. A. Honour, j. c. Beck
man. J. II. Gcam mn.
Vdrdeas-S A. White and j. Ogren
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ARREST OF Notorious BURGLAR. in
formation from this ,ity notorious burglar was AZ
rested in Augus-c, Ga, and Brought here yesterday
sin September last he has perpetrated no less than
thirteen burelaries in Charleston For the present
it is deemed prudent to refer to the matter lightly
II 10 known however that he has committed the iol-
lowing burglarics: September 81. No. 152 Meeting
street. october Is No. 50 George-sreet; October 10;
No. IS Judh.sirest; October %, corner Cannon ana
Rutledge streets; October 25 No. 22o Moen 5street;
October o., No. 20 Presidentstreet; October 49, No.
o5 Anson.ssreet; No7ember 2l. corner Reid and
Am .rica streets; November &c, No. 10)St Philip
greet: November 97 corner Smith and Montague
streets: November 50. corner Warren aad Coming
atreets
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CRY BADeEs.-Licenses prepared fer the
new year, fo all public vehicles, will be issued nom
the office of the City Treasurer during this mon'n'
when they mus. &c taken out.
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HOTEL ARR1yALs--January 4.-Char,es'on
Hotel,-Leroy F Ysumans and W Gary Edseneia;
AG Cavedo, steamer Dictator; A Leman, Boston;
Pope Barrow. Georgia.
P,vaion Rotel-r E Bong, city; r q Draper,
cooper River; Motto, South Carolina; Gorham'
steamship saragossa; " simmons. Pom Pom; " Sal
tus Williamsburg.
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ENGINES FOR SALE.-Cameron & Barkley have
for sale a. their new store, atthe corner of Meeting
and Cumberland streets, one welve-horse ana ore
four-horse portable engine, in running ORDER lnese
engines viii be sod cheap.
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TIE TusArnE-Last nighs Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Watkins appeared to q full house. notwith-
standing the weather WAS inclemcnt in their great
spccialty, Ko:hlcea Mavourneen, an Irish drama re-
plete with truthful and charming pictures ot domes-
tic life IN the Emerald Isle Throu hout tho varied
phases of the piece depicting Irish character, homes
and hearts. Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins acted with great
pathos and humor. The scene at the Black Crag'
aa especially the meeting in tho PRISON, were hney
wrought pictures OF real life. The company gene
rally which is very gooi one sustained ITSELF in IN
exceedingly crcli:abo style. Tonight will be pre-
ssated the beautiful domestic drama OF Lilly OF Kill
carney, OF Mothers PRAYER, oao OF the most IN
tense!y interesting plays of the modern STAGE The
evening will close with the laughablc comedietta
ITO Oolige Benson" or The Adventures OF Love
I.;.er"
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CuAMpAoSE.-We have tasted sample OF
the cabinet" cham.agne of Bouche .f's This WINE
Is bright full and of fine quality. Bouche MS are
we'll known in this market. and their wines are pure
"a well as debate in flavor and rich in tone.
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,ian Society at 7 o'clock.

PERsoNAL.-Gencral NJ. ". Gary IS as the
Charleston Eote,; also, Leroy F. Youmans' Esq
So.ic,to. of the EdseHeld Circuit
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FIRE LOAN CoUPoNs.-Coupons on the ire
loan bonds payable in the City OF New Xork On 'ne
first of Jan lary, Will be paid on presentation az the
Office of $. Thomas, City treasurer Of this city.
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

. vi liant Fire Company at 7o'c.ock
+. Freundschaftsbund at O'Clock;
Lodge will install officers.
Board of Firemasters at Z O'Clock. ,,.,,st =
Hook and Ladder Company No. at hai-pas'
o'clock.
Hioernian Society at O'Clock.
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sanep @uuSs.
TO THE LADIES.

xyrE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
w m nv years cxpcr encc in the Eanuf!cturc
of ORNAMENT TAI u ,IR WORK enabl1 us 10 offer
to our customers the inest assortment OF every ar.
iic!o required in our liac from the small FRlZZES
TO the full Wl, embracing Erai Is or switches COILS
Waterfalls, Cushions. Crimpt Ha;r, Eands. Curls,
Riugie.s. sc.
ToRTOI ,F.SuELl DRESSING, TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS, and COMBS Of every other cass.3
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Aarness anb SasSIes.

AJcCLELLAN SADDLES.
900 GOVERNMENT MCCLELLAN SADDLES
Tin good o:tlerl
loo New McC!clltns.
ALSO.
WAGON HARNESS, &C.. &c.
+. L. cHAPEAU.
january Mcctns-sireo', next Mills Iiousc.
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n a N C 4 y u.
nAN NC7NG EIOoL.
TIE KEY TO FASHIONABLE and UNLEASH
IoNABLE DANCING. dc.

MONS. nERGER INFORMS HIs PATRONS TBAT
his new qusriec will begin on Tusslay. the 5th CT
january, over Mr.. HOLME, BOOK STORE, north
west corner of King and Wentworth, and his satur
days Soirees wilt begin on The 9th As most useful
Mons will teach the Key to Modern Dancing, and
the Walking, Siding and Mixed steps; these Include
all the various styles OF stops used at the ballroom
ana are easily mastered. IA novelties he will teach
the New Waliz tie German Hop and th- Royal Ger
man. besid fincy dances OF ever desert: toa
Private flmilies and Eoardins |caools attended to
as usual,
ment III ccssiry.
For particulars apply u. M. 2l4 kiNG-S1REET.
or ut the lLL at The time oil tuiiion.
January 0lm"o
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Under Decree in Bankruptcy. Of Vaiua.
5le Plantations.
BY W. 3. RYAN, Aucti0neer.


5ie Plantations.
By W. q. RYAN, Aucti0neer.
By virtue Of an Order ofSae, to me directed by the
Hon. George :. Bryan, Judge of the United states
District Court for tha District of South Carolina
will offer for sale at Public Auction, THIS DAY,
the 5th Of January, at the Old Postofhcs, foot Of
Broadstreet,
/. All that TRACT Or LAND. known as Sports
mans Retreat, In St Johns Berkeley, lying both
sides of the Public Road leading from strawberry
Ferry 10 Bggin Church, containing 1l3' acres as per
plat of Henry Rayene1, Esq, dated April, 1920.
Q. Ali that TR ,CT OF LAND, kno gn as the ouse
Tract being part OF Plantation called India Grove,
In st. Johns Berkeley in the District OF Charleston.
The said House Tr. ct contains 935 acres, more or
less, and butts and bounds on other parts Of India
Grove, and on lands now or late of ,ames Addison,
thomas Cortes and Charles de Follenairc.
g. AL that TRACT OF LAND in st. Johns Berke-
ley, known in pan OF the Wadboo Barony by the
num>cr 16, measuring end containing 5c6 acres,
mere or less sometimes called the Rhame's Tract
and purchased by II. a. Eelby Of George ". Rhame
IN May. 1858, Tor $780,
4 All the interest of Richard d. SelbY in and to
all that PLANTATION in st. Johns Parish on Coop
er River, known as Umbril, and containing 1C6l
acres, more or less.
g. All the interest of Richard H. Selby in and 10 all
that PLANTATION in st. Johns Berkeley, known
as Willow Grove, on Cooper River, and containing
Cos acres moro or less.
G. ALI that TRACT of GOO acres under grant from
Ex-Governor Adams oil South Cnrolinn.
Terms-One-half cash; tho balance In one and two
years. with interest ut the rate of per cent per On
num- payable annually, secured by bond and mort
gage OF the premises Purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps. JOHN CAMPSEN.
Assignee of Richard a. Selby.
January s Dec Is, %, Jan s
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CLUBS AND STARS. james Small, colored,
was fund last evening sleeping under step In
Cannon.street and was arrested and committed for
rasrancy.
Three soldiers OF Company I, Sixth Infantry, un'
der the influence of liquor, tried to create row in
the bar.room at the c3rner Of King and Tradd-
streets last night sne Of them made an attempt to
draw pistol Oh the proprietor They were arrest
cd and carried 10 the guardhouse.
James tlhvip colored, was arrested yesterday 1or
stealing hat from Mr.. D. o'Brien, No. 5l3 King
street.
Two attempts were made to rob in the upper
wards last night but frustrated by the ponce
men. One attempt was ade in Coming near Nor
ris STR ets the other in 1homas-sueet near Warren.
Mcssrs. Henry Cobia 4 Co. a few days ago sold
box of candles at auction, and some rogue after the
sale was over sent an order for the box, forged the
BUYERS name and obtained il.
new trick CT thieves is, TO let one go up tree
nd watch while the accompce does the work.
man has been Srrested in Atlanta, Georgia Tor
selling forged exchange to one Of the bapks. He ID
upposed to be the Same rogue who swiudled the
First National Bank of this city some time ago.
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auttisnesrs' ytipate Sales.

BY J. FRASER MATHEWES.
Reni Estate Agent, 20. 55 Broad-strees.
For sale aud Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS OF o superior quah.y, on
decp water navigation and healthy locations all the
year.
all parts OF the State.
CITY PROPERTY Of every description.
November 2 3uos.
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Lsp1Es: LUNCH AT K1NsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
ers in every STYLE Mince pies, frtsh daily. HOT COZ
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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Gisars, Gcbaefo, &f.

ATTENTION, YE SMOKERS!
TT YOU DESIRE TO SMOKE GENUINE I'M
i PORTED II MANA CIGAR. call ut No. 8O MAR
kET-SI RECT, where you will 6nd now open for
inspection the largest and most SO ect stock OF Glars
ever imported to this market and which we offer at
price that will satisfy all demands.
Wholesale and Retail. by "
SAYAS & nIARINAS,
January No. 80 Market street.
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UNITED STATES MAKSIIAL'S SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SOUTH CAROLINA DIS
TRIcT-N EQUITY.
James Dunlop and Thomas ". MeCdnce, Sur
viuors. vs Nathaniel Heyward-Deeres fer
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w. Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS,

Auctionecrs.
BY virtuc of Decree OF Sale. TO dire ted in the
above case by the Hon. George s. Bryan, Judge
of The District Court OF the United states, for the
Dist let aforesaid. will expose for sale, at pub
Ii E.Auc.ion, at hc Old Exchange, eastend Of Broad
street, on MONDAY, the 1lth day OF January,
1862 at II O'Clock, a. III.
Ali that PLANTATION called RESERVE GROVE,
sltuite on the waters of Combihee River, measuring
and containing two hundred md fifty 1850 acres;
buttng and bounding north and west on lands OF
William r. q .yward, cal Oh the "Groye." and south
and east by lands Of James B. Hayward, called
myrtle Grove :"
All that PLANTATION called "THE HUGHES"
eituatc on tic waters Of Cumblhec River, measuring
and containing one hundred and fifty t150l acres;
butting and bounding north and east by lands OF
William H. Hayward called tn, "Pi7es," south and
west by Folly Creek.
ALI that PLANTATION called "GLARKS", situate
on the waters of the Ccmbahec River, measuring
and containing fvo Iuadi ci $780, acrts batiLg and
bounding north by lands of IN or e1st by lInds Of
". c. p Belllng,r, and south and we,s by lands of
the Charleston and Savann IL Eaiiroad Colnnany.
caI,cJ "Whtehall."
Terms-On"-hlrd cash; and Tic balance or Gre
dit CT ono and two years. with interest parable ar
nully, to be secured by bond cf tie purchase. and
mortgage Of tue rimiscJ sold P.;rclllsGc to pay
the Marshal for al Tcce5s .ry ptpers aud Revenue
stamps 7. lI. EPPiNG.
United StaIc. M,rsilal for South Carolina District.
December 20 lu.hs Inns
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fertilizers.
"GUANOw
No. 1 Pc r U WAN.
sARpY,s SOLUBLE PHospHo-PERUvIAN.''
saRDY'S "AMMoNIATED SOLUBLE PACIFIC"
ALSO
HIGHEST GRADES PURE PiOSPHA-
TIC GUASos AND GROUND
LAND PLASTER.

TIME USE OF TnE ABOVE SOLUBLE PdosPHo-
PERUVIAN and ammouiited Soluble Pacific
Guanos is particularly recommended, being COM
pouLds of tue richest Pacific Pho phatic duano,
rendered soluble; the former ntainins twenty per
cent of Peruvian Guano, and the latter highly am
monaied with animal mat!er-making the most
concentrated and profitable crtl zers IN use for cot
toY, corn wheat and Tobacco,
For sale in bags and blires. in quantities to suit.
Testimonials from 'hosc VIII have used tho above
will b. iurni oil on application.
GKAESER, LEE, NTH & CO.,
General Agents at Charleston.
..Feed your Land and 1t will Feed You.'
December "a Dac thstu4mo
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SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND
SHIPMENT Ito Foreign and Domestic Ports OF
COTTON RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, s. O.
E.WILLIS. ..........A. K. CHlSOLM'
October 2J
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-02
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That haunting dream Of Better,
Forever at our sidet
Il tints tho far horizon,
II aparkles on the tide.
The cradle Of the Present
-rfTN sd Too uarrowisfot rcst; LHrna
The feet 81 the funmofial
Leap forth 10 seek the Best
O, beauty. trailing sadnessl
Despair, hopes loftiest birth
with tears and aspirations
Have ye believed tho earth.
The opening buds OF April
Untfmeiy frost may chill;
The soul Of sweet October III.
Paints out IN mystery stn.
whatburiest thou. gay childhood9
Swift youth, what hed with thce2
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Away. away, forever
Our vessels seem TO SAIL
||H The Eternal Breath o'ettBkes them:
Home speeds them every gale.
Tho almy gold anil purple
Bwalhed not the hill We tfod.
Twas hard and common climbing,
Tho hrambio and the clod.
The bitterness VIC tasted
Was Truths most Wholesome lcavcn:
..t.. The frionds that left us lonely
Arc opening doors in Heaven.
AMI nov the deeper midnight
u~ncofered Arger stars;
Aud erafts 81 gloy burgcon9
From earthly blightH and scara
Aud now the mist are lifting
The tides arc rushing in
lis sunrise on tho mountains
Loi life Ia yet to wini .